David Carradine, who hated the end movie, said the original script was great, but is that the case or just something that pepole say? It's very confusing - I can imagine it always was. It's in the future where there are city states and mutants and sort of jedi warriors.
I don't know why they just didn't make it like Ancient Rome, with rich people and poor people enlisted to entertain. That's simple and works. This is meant to be a competiton to entertain the masses but we never get the sense - they're driving in the desert. Who's watching? Is it on TV?
What happens when the head dude dies? What's the stuf with Carradines novel? What job does Carradine have? Where are the mutants?
David Carradine is in great shape and ideal for this. Claudia Jennings is ideal action heroine with that splendid built. I
Corman insisted on nude scenes and they do liven things up I just wish they hadn't been torture-y scenes. Jennings and Carradine have pleasant chemsitry and you believe the characters would go for each other.
Some motorbike stuff isn't bad. I liked the duel between Carradine and Lynch,.
Good on Allan Arkush for trying to fix it. But I think what he needed to do was to clarify the story. That may have been impossible.
Charles Griffith wrote an unsued script. They couldn't use it?
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