Buckaroo Banzai end titles (credits) (good quality)
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- Опубліковано 24 чер 2008
- I know that there are other copies of the end titles to Buckaroo Banzai, but I thought we needed one that was clearly labeled, not edited, and in the right aspect ratio. ;)
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31 years later, I'm still waiting for _Buckaroo Banzai Against The World Crime League_.
#Sigh
+Charley Deppner still waiting.
+Charley Deppner You sort of had it. Big Trouble In Little China was originally the sequel to this.
+Charley Deppner 31 years later ! not 21 :)
+Surprise Toys Collector Thanks & updated. Some wishful thinking on my part.
+Charley Deppner
I agree. I discovered this movie a couple years back as I was only 3 when it came out. I found it on a list of movies that promised sequels yet didn't happen. I love the ending the most, just because it is pure 80's bliss,and it brings me to my childhood again.
I have no idea how or why, but this music/credit sequence makes me ridiculously happy. Every time.
80s magic. It is a real thing.
Me too - just like it did when this movie came out... when I was 10.
Nostalgia.
Makes me happy but also sad that I miss my childhood
One of my favourite too. I would give lots to have the actual music instead of "inspired by" rip-offs. I can't count the number of times I've listened to this and smiled every time.
This is the greatest hero walk in the history of cinema. It is a strong argument that every single kickass movie should end with a kickass hero walk.
no doubt and remo williams
@@kieranlindsay1220 I love Remo Williams! He was dodging bullets way before Blade and Neo did :)
it's like the original "getting the boys together" meme
Imagine if we got that at the end of Avengers: Endgame, with every hero from the 23 films marching to this music. That would be fun.
Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou
I must have watched this every single time HBO aired when I was a kid. I am 50 now and this still makes me happy!
It's on Tubi
Same
This makes me feel young.
Is it just me, or for some reason does this quirky, throw-away scene make anybody else a little emotional? Can't put my finger on it.
Aaron Beauchamp One part of it is that we get to see Rawhide alive and well again
But that’s only one part.
It has a bittersweet feel to it. Kinda like you meet someone cool and special as your passing through, but then you have to leave, boing you probably won't ever see them again. In short, happy you met them, but your sad to leave them.
It's it's hero factor !!
@@michaelmbutlerLet’s not forget Reno’s sacrifice.
@@newempiredragons5328A huge heaping serving of Hero for sure. The Kong Kong Cavaliers and The Blue Blaze Irregulars.
*_"No matter where you go, there you are."_*
Lady Deadpool 💋
i've my life by this sage words from the moment i heard them. and remember not to pull on that....
And some very important lines BEFORE that... “We don’t have to be mean. Nobody has to be mean. Cuz…”
Truer words have never been spoken.
Check out George Harrisons: Any Road
*"the only reason for "time" is so that everything doesn't happen at once."* I win. :D
This movie filled me with dreams in 1984. We sat in the theater through the credits, which surprised me and was pure euphoria. I wish studios made movies like this now.
Euphoria, yes! That's the perfect word. I also saw it in 1984, and as soon as the end credits finished I turned to my buddy and asked: "So when is the sequel?" If ever there was a movie that NEEDED a sequel, this was it. *sigh* What a great movie.
This movie makes me feel good, just like The Last Starfighter.
@@Artaud1957 Yes that was a disappointment and certainly could not be made today every thing is so lame these days.
There's a strange enthusiasm in the music.
All my childhood hopes and dreams wrapped up in one end credit scene. Hard to explain, but it just is.
I understand.
Same. I don't know exactly how, but I get it too.
No need to explain. If you know, you know.
I love everything about this ... the music, the cool swagger of the team, the sexy strut of Ellen Barkin, the close-up of Buckaroo's feet before he does a little hop-step, the lectroid's funky feet, Jeff Goldblum's shit-eating grin ... Just makes me smile from ear to ear.
One of the BEST end credits ever made.
You can on their faces how much fun they had making the movie.
I will go for years without thinking about this movie, then I catch myself whistling this tune and it's stuck for days... Thank you Michael Boddicker, for this wonderfully incredible ear worm.
It's my basic ringtone on my phone. NEVER gets old.
@@craigbeasley3120I got the DVD at now my ring tone is the beginning of the final credits song
It's impossible to not feel silly happy when you hear this.
One of the coolest and most heroic end credits scenes in cinema history.
What's really cool about the ending theme is that it doesn't age that much. That's how you know you got some serious talent.
Best "walking in a straight line to look awesome" scene ever!
Ali Harris This or Reservoir Dogs???
I remember the cast of walking dead trying to do something similar but it looked pathetic. Most of the actors had weak composure, knock knees and pigeon feet. Didn't look awesome at all. And I'm talking about the living survivors, not the zombies.
I love this tune, I cant believe its never been released as a soundtrack!
What amuses me is that the ending credits song wasn't finished yet when they filmed the scene, but the composer knew what the beat was going to be and had a song in mind for them to match their steps to for filming.
Billy Joel's "Uptown Girl". That's what they're marching to.
What makes me wonder why no one ever mixed this video with Uptown Girl...
@@madmaxandrade someone probably did - just never posted it online.
They had a life
Is that why it sounded a bit off?
As a former marching band geek, this pleases me.
I freaking love that smile on Goldblum's face at 1:50. There's a whole story in that smile. He's thinking, "Wow, this movie was weird but, ya know, I had a blast making it."
Or maybe it's just Goldblum being Goldblum.
Both. He says he had a lot of fun making this.
i think it was hi charechter saying...'wow im happy to be with this bunch"
Every interview I read from an actor in this has said pretty much the same thing: they have no idea what the movie’s about, but it was a ton of fun to make.
Who knows what order things were shot...
He is a national treasure.
A group of guys need to cosplay this. Show up to a comicon all dressed up like this walking in to this music.
Ok, duh YES.
This would definitely be "best cosplay ever" territory.
Hank Murphy You win the Internet for today bro! #couldntagreemore
That would be the most epic cosplay EVER.
+Hank Murphy God, that would be AMAZING.
+Hank Murphy Or even a group doing the heroes of one show (Justice League, The Avengers, Avatar, MLP, Stephen Universe, Gravity Falls, any classic ensemble anime)
"And give her your coat."
"Why should I?"
"Because you're perfect."
(Sigh) "You have a point there."
SQUEEEEE! IT'S PERFECT TOMMY!
Nightcore Subliminals And sadly, apparently the Blu-ray has all the side talk at the women’s prison muted!?! I can’t bring myself to watch it to find out if that’s true!!
The legend himself!
2:27 He had time to change his shirt in that walk!
wait I thought he called him Mr. Perfect like his super hero name
It’s an endearing, singular nostalgia for the days when movies like this were made and for the time when we were just young enough to embrace the imagination within others and ourselves.
man, i used to watch this credits scene over and over. makes me sad that we didn't get to see these guys again...
+Stephen Velez Me too.
Yeah i know
I feel you on that.
+Stephen Velez Came here after overhearing Lithgow's voiceover for some commercial. Glad to hear I wasn't the only one fascinated by the credits (and theme, and movie). The whole thing from music to camera work to the walking gives me a lump in my throat. Don't know why I love this movie so much but I just do.
yeah
I love how they're all walking together... like towards a cause. Most of all I love the score that plays during it. Sucks this never got a sequel.
They Thought The Sequel would Cost Too Much, and it Wouldn't be as good as The Original
I have watched this maybe 100 times and today I think i see Perfect Tommy wearing a different outfit when they make the turn versus when he first appears wearing a jacket without a shirt
@@jjosport , if you search the web, there are promotional shots taken when they filmed this that had him wearing a THIRD outfit.
@@robertthomas5736 It may well have been.
"Where are we going?"
"Planet ten!"
"When?"
"Real soon!"
So what? Big deal.
Just watched this movie tonight for the first time since 1984, I was 6/7 back then, what a memory. Everything about this is movie is unique, they don't make films like that anymore.
Almark yeah they do
Thirty years later and I still wish I was Perfect Tommy.
...because you're perfect.
WookieeMonster
(sigh) You have a point there.
donpfeff he really is perfect
He sure rocked those shoulder pads.
@@robertpearson9137 Him, and Brigitte Nielsen. Hell, maybe they're the same person. Same hair, same clothes, same height...
My all time favorite movie of the 80's. I can watch this one million times over.
I was 13 when Buckaroo banzai came out.
Loved it.
Good, clean 80's fun.
+drumdust I was 11. Those were the days, man.
I'm 14 right now and it's still a blast. My dad made me watch it and I have never been more grateful for having a movie forced upon me.
This ending left such an impression on me that 20 years later I'm searching it on youtube. Just as awesome today as it was back then.
Just finished watching this film for the first time five minutes ago. I couldn't tell you what the hell it's about, but I had a great time anyway. These credits were the icing on the cake!
This movie and especially this ending makes me so happy. Buckaroo Banzai forever.
The movie was dope but the end credits is the best scene of the whole film.
Clancy Brown with those ninja shoes in that
I hope that when all life on this planet dissipates that the only remainder of mankind is a copy of Buckaroo Banzai.
Ye but it will probably end up being of the 2020 shitty reboot version.
I feel like it represents the good half of the species pretty well, in a sort of _we have no idea what's happening but we're all here for the ride and it's a pretty good time_ sort of way.
Nightcore Subliminals in other words “(vague wave of pistol) I’ll tell you later.”
🤙Shaka!
"So what, big deal" This ending credits still resonate in my melon like a timeless gem that will always be a part of me. I now live in California where most of this was filmed, but I originally lived in New Jersey, too wild. Wicked mad props for posting this. "wherever you go, there you are"
Peter Weller would have made the perfect Reed Richards in a Fantastic Four movie back in the day
...and Jeff Goldblum would have been perfect for that role :D
He did make a decent Robocop though
@@brucewayne4585 He was the 1st and best Robocop.
Weller as Reed Richards?
Yeah, I could see that.
Peter Weller is one of the few Americans I felt who would have made a perfect Doctor in Doctor Who. To be fair, my list of fellow Brits is pretty short too.
Ahh my 80s....that time when classic cult films paved the way to sequels that never got made which made us love the first one even more.
I had tears rolling down my face.I love this theme song.
Sylveon The Pokémon Alex Jones uses it a lot on his show...
Jeffrey Morrissey How sad. How tragic.
Your so passionate
This movie partly defined my childhood! The ending credits hit me right in the feels every time.
I was 15 when it hit theaters. I'm now 52 and I have seen it hundreds of times.
I was 8 i think
Saw this first run with a bunch of friends. Most of the people in the theater could not figure out the film, and about half of them left. The rest of us were having a blast. I also have a pristine copy of the novel!
I had sane prob when i first saw the matrix. Both myself and my dad got it but a lot of people didn't.
I LOVE this theme by Michael Boddicker!! His music with the end credits ARE CLASSIC!!!
I love all the little things you can miss when you first watch this. To me I love when Perfect Tommy changes outfit in the middle.From punk rocker in white to a suit. Its when the group turns the corner. I think one of the other people does a double take at Tommy.
Jeff Goldblum in a cowboy outfit, genius and worth the ticket price alone :)
I bet it wasn't even a costume, he just happened to be wearing that as his normal clothes for the day.
Wardrobe, ah...wardrobe finds a way.
Is the costume choice ever explained in the film? Not really. And I love that aspect. These are all normal ways of doing things in that world it seems.
Watch this clip. ua-cam.com/video/2H2c3F_rzqw/v-deo.html
Goldblum's character thought he was joining the band and some of the band members had western sounding names Rawhide, Pecos etc so perhaps he thought he should dress cowboy.
The costume is even funnier when you consider his character’s name is New Jersey
When I would rent the video and play the end credits over and over. I think I even recorded it on cassette - putting the microphone next to my speaker. Not the best quality but at least I had the music. Thanks for posting this! Great quality!
You need a definition of the 1980's? Watch this movie
Perfect Tommy sure excelled at the quick change between 2:15 and 2:27. :)
+glen martin That cause he perfect :)
Do you think Jerrid Leto will play Perfect Tommy in Kevin Smith's project?
All these years and I never noticed that!
glen martin I always wondered about that myself.
I wondered who would notice that goof.
When the cast was marching down the streets a truck was following them and supposed to blast out the ending music. But the theme hadn't been finished yet, so the director decided to use a song that was close to what they were planning to use. They blasted out Billy Joel's "Uptown Girl" instead. You can see how the cast reacts: Some try to ignore it, others seem amused by it, a few (like the little kid) just think what the heck and groove LOL
The 80's was a very magical time. Glad i was there.
Gosh, I love this movie! My family watched it so many times, we wore out the videotape. Haha!
Guardians of the Galaxy movie should have ended like this!
+Shadow Ninja fingers crossed they do it for Vol 2 :D
NightWolf fingers crossed they do it for vol. 3(not being an ass, it's been a year since your comment so I'm just updating)
The MCU could actually really benefit from a good BB reference.
Wes Anderson's "The Life Aquatic" end credits were apparently an homage
( starts at 1:19 )
ua-cam.com/video/cJ2x4gtyNPk/v-deo.html
Wow, and Goldblum was in both!
I remember interviewing Dr. Banzai on my community cable station. It was just after Hanoi Xian’s trial, and Pecos was still missing. Buckaroo couldn’t have been more gracious. Even when his world was falling apart… He was still thinking of us.
1:53 Jeff Goldblum says to himself, "Now this is a Jeff Goldblum kinda ending..."
This is one of the top ten movie endings which keeps you in the theater after the movie ends.
First saw this flick in 1986 when Fox only aired movies in the week nights. The movie is a all-over the place sci-fi comedy but it is very enjoyable and loved it more as I got older. This is the best closing title ever as it does look like a MV. Man this is old now as everybody in the movie dresses in the New Wave 80s style only Duran Duran or the Human League could pull off!
The absolute BEST ending credits scene I've ever seen in my entire life.
Nowadays when you see this on TV they don’t show the ending credits like they use to, they go half screen, turn down the sound, speed up the credits and play an advertisement. It was playing tonight on MGMHD so I came here for my fix.
+Dave’s TV Zone The play the whole thing uncropped on Comet
I notice even on MGMHD they played the ending credits in whole the last time it air. So maybe this post had some people take notice.
this film is added to my personal library, between killer clowns from outer space and evil dead 2
Atta boy... I'm proud of you. Don't forget Ladyhawke and Explorers, circa 1985. That one's an rare gem.
Miguel Rodriguez-Piñero Rivas You sir... need some Toxic Avenger 2 in your life
The Wraith - ghost car movie starring Charlie Sheen. Badass rock soundtrack too, which includes Lion, who also sang for Transformers the Movie.
I got really high and watched this movie. Then I started buggin out when John Whorfin/Lizardo put the electric node on his tongue.
Happens to me every time.
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Will always love Buckaroo Banzai and the Kong Hong Cavaliers! #BlueBlazeIrregular4Ever
Cause remember...No matter where you go..... There you are
The deuce you say!?
The cast of the avengers need to do this scene
DEFINITELY... I would shout "YESSSSSSSSSSZSSSS! !!!!!" in the theater... in April ... if the credits are THE MCU version of this with the SAME music..... I could see resurrected Star Lord / Peter Quill putting a Buckaroo Bonzai soundtrack cassette tape into a player synced with ALL the speakers in the area.... & Cap and Tony " trading " off leading everyone... etc....
Tony would insist on being Perfect Tommy
Nightcore Subliminals nah he’s Buckaroo Banzai
THIS SEQUENCE IS THE EPITOME OF COOL! Wish I had been at the New Beverly Theatre Monday night when they did the screening with Peter Weller. Buckaroo is one of my all time favorite films!
As a kid, I would rewind the VHS tape to this part over and over and over again! I miss the 80s
Whoever did the sounds for this movie deserves a medal. Hell.... 100 medals!!!
This is *literally* the only thing about this movie I remember at this point. I can't even recall what the plot was about anymore, but I will never forget these ending credits.
When a couple of doctors figured out how to pass through solid matter (Banzai and Lizardo) - they encountered aliens from the 8th dimension that tried to take over the world. It was up to Team Banzai to stop them. Simple plot, honestly. But the alien Rastafarians were not happy with those 8th dimension aliens being in our dimension, so they (the Rastafarian aliens) vow to destroy Earth to stop them if necessary. So there's a lot of pressure on Dr. Banzai.
Not sure which is the most insane, that this as been here 15 years or that next year (2024) this masterpiece will be 40 years old!
Best ending credits and music ever. 80s was the best times and had and made the best movies.
I finally get what Emdall meant by "So What Big Deal." He's saying so what if Penny's resurrection is a Deus Ex Machina it's a fun movie and it doesn't ruin it.
Came here after overhearing Lithgow's voiceover for some commercial. Glad to hear I wasn't the only one with a crush on the closing credits. The whole thing from music to camera work to the walking gives me a lump in my throat. Don't know why I love this movie (and it's end credits) so much but I just do.
And give her your coat. Why me? Because you're perfect. You have a point there.
Can't help myself...loved, loved, loved this movie as a teen. My best friend and I went to it and we never laughed so hard. If you have never watched it, watch it.
God how I miss the 80s. Oh to be young again:)
I listen to this over and over. I hope it never becomes unavailable. Thank you.
How every movies should end...
Even Schindlers list?
Because that would be awesome
Avengers. Definitely the Avengers.
This alone is pure genius, haven't seen the movie yet
Sanse have you seen it yet?
Yeah, did you?
@@AlanCanon2222 not yet :D but good idea, will do the next few day haha
I came here because apparently The Life Aquatic end credits drew inspiration from this scene! And oh my goddess both endings are both absolutely perfect, garnished with an even more perfectly confused Jeff Goldblum trotting along with the group
When I see stuff like this on UA-cam, man, the goosebumps. Not because it was a great movie, it was very campy, but because I was only 17 years old in 1984 and movies like these were really fun to watch. No stress in my life, absolutely nothing to worry about. I miss those days of youth.
It's on Tubi
@@markpierce4416 Yup. I've seen it on Tubi.
Every time I drive past the Sepulveda Dam on the 405 I relive this awesome moment. :)
Kevin Smith better not fuck this up
I think he should just do the sequel, or a Death of Peggy prequel, and leave the 8th dimension alone. You can't improve on it, and it would be an insult to try.
You mean Penny Pretty?
No, I mean Peggy Priddy, the deceased sister of Penny Priddy.
Oh, thanks for clearing that up for me. Great video - yes?
Pure genius. Nice to see something made by people having fun taking risks and sharing joy, not by accountants with focus groups, like Spielberg.
So much good came out of 1984. This movie never fails to be fun and put a smile on my face...ESPECIALLY the end credits.
Ugh one of my all time favs! Today at random my pops sent me a text of a scene in this movie. Thank for the great memories!
Weekly Planet squad where you at?
That one guy's not wearing an antimicrobial shirt mate
DieWilWheatonDie IRON FIST!!!!!!
GRAB! DAT! GEM!
Never wanted to see a film so badly based entirely on the end credits!
This is my go to track when im down..always cheers me up
I want the next Avengers movie to have an ending like this.
For some reason, I also love this ending seen and music; and yes, it makes me happy. In fact this is my favorite part of the movie.
Since I can't whistle, I try to sing along. I realize that there are no words but I try anyway.
Eternally Cool :)
It's Clark Kent approved!
If there ever was a movie that needed a sequel it's this one.
When the end credits is an essential part of the movie -- but purely for the sheer joy of it
I saw this film when it opened, and laughed a lot. I thought is was great fun then. And I still think so.
Hearing this song is so nostalgic for me. Reminds me of an 80s anime soundtrack.
This movie was so goofy and fun, borderline incomprehensible, but somehow coherent.
Thanks James and Mason. I really needed to see this
Check out the cool, no-look low five between Rawhide and Buckaroo at 1:15.
I think that the end credits for The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou were inspired by these end credits!
+53rdAndThird They were. Wes Anderson is a huge fan of BB. In the director's commentary for TLASZ, Anderson says quite openly that the end credits sequence was “inspired by, if not outright stolen from, Buckaroo Banzai".
+KingKaitain ~ Whoa, that's great to know! And I was just speculating!
yes. they said so directly it was for the homage to this movie :)
And, of course, Jeff Goldblum is in both.
Thank you very much! It is still to this day one of my favorite movies!
thanks for posting. takes me right back to my youth. :-) greats days indeed,
The lack of support for this film is why Hollywood shuns new ideas and IPs.
You're responsible. YOU!
God, this movie is amazing!! Love Jeff Goldblum and John Lithgow!
+ Christopher Lloyd as John Bigbooté! Té TÉ!
OH YEAH - SGM SATANA
And Clancy *”Lex Luthor”* Brown
I recommend everyone Google each "behind the scene" person that worked on this film. Most have won, or have been nominated for MAJOR awards. It just backs up how we all feel about this movie, that it was really, really good.
Ｉ love this end title very much .
Thank you for upload!
Whenever I've had a really shitty day I play this at 0:28 and think of the good old days.. When things were nice, no mobile phones, no social media ( I know i'm being sarcastic but hey), no pressure, great music, great movies.. Man I miss the 80's growing up as a teenager