You""ve nothing on me." The dapper gigolo picks up a few of his things, leaves the room, and deliberately and audaciously walks toward and past the two men (in a brilliant Hitchcockian tracking point-of-view shot) to call their bluff.In a great idyllic film sequence, they enjoy each other""s company, singing, dancing, walking, swinging on a flower-decorated swing, quickly swept up in their love for each other at the May festivities.It was a sequel to the grim revenge/action filmMad Max (1979, Australia))- about a rogue Australian ex-cop (who had served in the Main Force Patrol (MFP)), but was now a drifter in the country""s wasteland, named the "Road Warrior" - or ""Mad Max"" (Rockatansky).The film""s plot was taken from Schulberg""s own original story - which reworked all the previous material and also dropped the Communists in the plot.