I mean he actually enjoyed it.Jimmy was the kind of guy who rooted for the bad guys in the movies.Jimmy""s real love is theft - during a hijacking/robbery of the driver of a trailer truck in a deserted area near the airport at night, he intimidates the man after looking at his driver""s license: "You might know who we are, but we know who you are, you understand?" Jimmy was one of the city""s biggest hijackers of "booze, cigarettes, razor blades, shrimp and lobsters.The imaginative, young Danny Strode had drawn a prophetic picture of the Strodes: Mommy, Uncle Tim, Grandma and Grandpa, all with bloody knives sticking into them, as they stood next to a black object labeled "THORN.One of the neighbors, Mrs.Collins (Anne Hegira) knows this was no accident: "Same thing happened to my Andy five years ago...(about Joey) He was the only longshoreman that had the guts to talk to them crime investigators...Everybody knows that." Pop laments that his son didn""t follow his advice: "Kept telling him.Don""t say nothin"".Keep quiet.You""ll live longer." Angered by the senseless murder of the brother she was close to, Edie screams: "I want o know who killed my brother!"In the rough waterfront bar where some of the patrons watch a prizefight on a TV above the bar, Big Mac (James Westerfield) he waterfront hiring boss, brings beer-drinking Johnny Friendly a thick wad of bills, revealing union racketeering, corruption, strong-arm actics and payoffs: "Here""s the cut on the shape-up.Part Two:On the way to the front lines after being ordered here by rail, the new recruits disembark in a shell-torn French own.A man who wandered out into the wasteland.And it was here in this blighted place that he learned to live again."The opening (and closing) images of lone rogue cop or ""road warrior"" Mad Max (Rockatansky) (Mel Gibson), an ex-member of the Australian highway patrol (the Main Force Patrol (MFP)), portrayed him standing as a lone figure amidst visions of a post-apocalyptic violent world.