Bike Riders Movie: The Outlaws MC Story!!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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I think the problem with why there is no outlaw biker movies about recent events is because there has only been one or two major outlaw events that have happened in the past 10 15 years. Back in the 60s they used to get into wars all the time
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alot of chat/ fine but few clips
My thought was that the purest form of an MC is local friends / brother's club. Johnny's biggest mistake was to open a second chapter and consequently lower the filters.
The best MCs are close knit
I agree
@valpostreetart agreed, 6 or 7 guys that meet up at a dudes garage before heading out for a long day of twisty roads and back country restaurants. More than that and shit starts getting complicated.
I’m from Chicago and my uncle was an Outlaw. Never spoke about it tho growing up. Can’t wait to see this. RIP Tio
Honestly I've been waiting for a movie like this for a long time, a bonus is that it's got some of my favourite actors in it:)
Nice
It has great actors and I love the 60’s and 70’s biker movies. I can’t wait to see it!
It's based on a photo book made bya journalist who hungout then joined the Outlaws in the 60s. The story is based on the photos and audio recordings the author took.
Ya we used to have a copy at our clubhouse. I was a member through most of my thirty's . Toronto Outlaws. Started in St .Kitts
I have some good friends with OL in Lexington NC and I can't wait to see it just because I know how things really are around those guys and I love each and everyone of them. SYLO
I’m not the 1% type nor am I opposed to being one. After 16 years of military service, I just want to be free. I can make my own decisions of what is best for me.
Thank you for your service I feel The same way I ride to be free . I love it when my friends/brothers join me but I also love it just as much if not more to ride free by myself.it puts me in my zone. Ride free Brother 😎
Exactly prefer be free then be a puppet
That's exactly what being a true "1er" is, people think it's about the money, or organised crime, but in it's essence, 1er is about being free of conformity, free to do whatever you want without guidlines imposed. That's what the "outlaw" movement was all about in the 50, 60s.
@@rayanghazzawi4990 yeh maybe 50 and 60 now you gonna have to be a bitch for them!
This is a long way from "Wild Hogs" 🐗
One thing that does concern me about this movie, in particular. Is I hope people don't mimic by trying to wear the Patches. Because that could go bad really fast. Justin, the fake patches of sons of anarchy. As you've showed. This is real patches of the outlaws Bing used in the movie. So that could really be dangerous for people unaware.
Yea i agree
That was my first thought, too. There are still quite a few old schoolers that will eat your ass for wearing it.
I just saw the movie. I liked it and I’ve been riding atvs, dirt bikes, and motorcycles for over 20 years. I was fortunate that my father was always a rider but most people are not. Any show or movie whether it’s American Chopper, SOA, Easy Rider, Or whatever. Anything that gets more people riding is the most important thing to me. You don’t have to join an MC but as long as you’re on 2 wheels you’re really living life to the fullest now.
I agree
Ive only ever ridden a bike into the back of a garage as a kid but this era always seemed the coolest to me. Probably from my grandparents and other elders having that marlon Brando vide.
Watch the movie and remake this video. The movie was really good and based on a book written by a journalist who hung with the outlaws during the beginning of the club.
Great movie based on Danny Lyon photo essay book. Movie is really about the pull between a wife and the MC. Kathy is the main character. Jodie Comer is awesome
From what ive read on it its based off of a book from and Outlaw Mc member named Danny Lions
Yes I am excited and it will make a lot of everyday people ride the motorcycles brand from the movie just like they did with Easy rider - Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man & Sons Of Anarchy everytime
This shit bout to be fire
My x spouse helped out a couple of Outlaws in Milwaukee. Their clubhouse was near his work. I picked him up after work one and we stopped in a bar up the street for a drink. Long story short, he introduced me to a few of them. Became long time friends with Doc, Weird, Sleepy, Reroy, Bear, and Buzzy. This was over 28 years ago. I hope wherever they are, they are riding in the sun and wind! ❤
People inherently understand that there is safety in numbers. When times have gotten hard, MC's have progressed. I see our culture expanding soon. HFFH
I just seen it it's just like the book the bike riders about when the outlaws started in Chicago based on Johny Davis it's really good movie.
I haven't seen the movie yet, but from the trailers it looks like it's a look on post war Mc culture and that's what I think it's cool about it.
I've been really excited for this movie. Whole thing was shot in my city too. CINCI BABY
Nice
The book this movie is made from was done by a photographer who joined the Outlaws MC in the 60s. It does give me that Wild Ones vibe too though. Definitely going to see the movie though. Looks like it will be a great piece if entertainment
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#Ghostin
all day my brother
Looking forward to seeing some 15s history come to the big screen! I wish that they gave out more of their history lessons bc it's equally if not more important than 81s history as they have already portrayed so much history for themselves... my area of NC is all 15s and it makes me happy to see some of my friends and a big pack all riding together by my house! ( & Norman reidus does resemble Taco some) definitely looking forward to it! 🖤🤘🤍 stay up be safe fly low and beat the radar!
Im hyped to watch this tomorrow as a bike enthusiast
Just saw the movie. It's worth a watch for sure. Couple things though, the leader of the club has the back patch on leading the pack just not anything on front. They address the early days of the club and how the new generation interpreted rules a lot different than the ones who started it all. You'll see that with Cockroach too.
#Ghostin
Been waiting on this flick for a little bit. Looking at taking my lady to it tomorrow. Didn’t know it was based on true events with the outlaws until a day or two ago. Love your stuff Sose keep ridin! ✌🏻🇺🇸
Hope you enjoy it!
Tom Hardy actually does have his colors on in that scene. It’s not his vest but the shirt he’s wearing has the giant patch on the back. Norman is a huge motorcycle guy so it’s cool to see him in this… he’s actually playing a Hell’s Angel who really came to ride and hang with the Outlaws. His name is Funny Sonny in real life. There was no fighting between the two MC’s in this movie though
This was a before seeing the movie preview
Question for ANYONE HERE
So if they do a Thomas and Abel spinoff well based on Austin's performance how would ya'll feel about Austin as grown up Abel?
Comparing Bikeriders to Goodfellas or Casino is insane
I just saw this movie and it was awesome! It was so good
I’ve been waiting for months for this movie to come out! I’m in Thailand at the moment so it doesn’t come out till next week!
Sose, best of wishes to you in all your endeavors you carry and narrate your channel and content well as a gentleman should , big fan
I appreciate you
About to check this out in an hour
South park you know what to do😂
Its not out in ireland yet but I'll be goikg to see it with the woman. In fairness she likes Tom Hardy 😉
For sure looking forward to watching this. Until it release here in Denmark, i will rewatch Beyond the Law again for maybe 10th time since first saw it in 90's. For any1 not seen Beyond the Law (1993) with Charlie sheen, its worth a peek. Its not goodfellas level of movie, but it should be close in my opinion. Ty for the video Sose 😎
yw i still have not seen it
Norman Reedus is playing a real person. Hells Angel called Funny Sonny
I have not seen the movie yet . But in excited to watch it hope it's really good
I just hope peoples out there don't start thinking they can do what ever they want and try to be a fake MC and get hurt .
Yo Sose
I'm stoked for the film and going into it with zero expectations. We all gunna have an opinion one way or the other about it but, I believe a film of this type maybe publicity. Be it good or be it bad!
Keep up the killer content and big love from San Antonio!!
big love i agree
Can’t wait to watch it. 🔥
This movie is actually sanctioned by the outlaws. They show their cuts at the end of the movie with pics of members from back in the day. So you know they made money off the movie since their logo is trade marked.
Oh really ? As Property I suppose I didn't know that. I'll ask Tommy next time I write. Hmmmm...
@bethhall-ee2ip yup; if you're property and haven't reaped the benefits that sux. Remember though that mc is not centralized and they sign contracts which don't allow them to talk about the movie. You know luckys lady Amanda from the deviants?
Imma go watch this shit by myself next Tuesday when no one’s around lol
Went today was empty
Looking forward to seeing it. Any press is good press 🤣 I think it’s cool to draw attention to our culture. Already bracing myself that at the end of the day it is “Hollywood” lol
So true!
There was a couple good biker movies in the 90s.. running cool, Stone Cold, I'm sure there's a couple other ones but I can't think of them at the moment
Funny thing is running cool and Cool runnings came out at the same exact time pretty much and I remember the two commercials on around the same time...lol... You know the movie about the Jamaican bobsled team LOL
I am planning on seeing it.
It doesn't seem to matter whether or not it's a TV show or a movie they take events that may have happened or even that the LEOS believed had happened.
I'll go check it out. I won't be buying any merchandise. I'm sure a want a be will buy a vest and his ass be handed to him. Good video. Respect.
Much respect
People are going to wear in and get in trouble 😳
I assumed whoever made the movie got the blessing from the outlaws, just like the creator of soa got it from 81, if that's the case then I'm with it. I do think this will bring new faces to the culture just like soa and mayans, but hey so did easy rider back in the day, as long as these new faces ain't lames I'm with it 🤷♂️ gonna see the movie next week
@DemonsRow is there any interviews with jason momoa or cliff from redrum coming?
yea both on the channel 2 with cliff
@@DemonsRow bet can't wait
I'm loving it!!!!
Damn right diamond in the front SA in the back
@DemonsRow
Hey Sose! just curious who that good looking tatted up chick in the cape/cloak thats in all of your Demons Row video intros is.
Bike broke down a couple weeks ago so catching up on your videos in my free time until we get her running again.
Ride safe
Inkcious is her name
Why don’t we talk about how the movie did not make any attempt to reach out to the Outlaws? They could have used them as technical advisors to avoid authenticity related mistakes like the President not riding front left. Perhaps, they could have pivoted the next movie into the forming of the Florida Outlaws by Jim Nolan in 67’. Jim is still active. Jim’s So Flo chapter implicated in 80 murders from 74’ - 84’. Lots of material for Hollywood
So they didn’t reach out to the outlaws? I wouldve swore they did
@@DemonsRow I can tell you with absolute certainty they did not
@@Ricobene.aSYLO from South Florida my Dad was Kenny 1%er one of Big Jims closest brother.
@@Ricobene.a He was out of the Hollywood House
So what if they didn’t? You think all FICTIONAL movies that portray fictional versions of real life entities always reach out to the real life version? Of course they don’t. Would it have been better? Maybe, maybe not. Sons of Anarchy had actual 81’s in it and it was as far from reality as you can get. Two things people need to get over. 1.themselves. Nobody owes you shit. And 2. This idea that Hollywood has any responsibility to be accurate. It’s entertainment, and that’s it. It’s not a documentary. Was it a good movie or not? That’s all that matters.
Norman R. Looks like Daryl Hall...lol
Having a problem because someone is wearing a patch is just silly. I see it if they are trying in infiltrate a particular club house but it’s silly and borderline bullying. Remember a little guy invented the gun
You should make the glasses different color bandana prints these are still fire tho💪
It's already showing in my area, started tonight
Nice
Would have been dope for Dude to play taco Bowman and had Tom Hardy play Milwaukee Jack or Hillbilly
Yea
Replicas of the vest are already online. Price is approx $90. It has the 1% Diamond on the front as well as the full Vandals back patch as in the movie. Some of the advertising text for it: “The vest, a testament to rugged individualism, draped over his frame with a nonchalant ease, its faded hue hinting at countless miles traversed under the sun’s relentless gaze. Tailored to perfection, it hugged his form like a second skin, each stitch a silent testament to the craftsmanship that birthed it. As he roared through the city streets astride his motorcycle, Benny epitomized the essence of freedom, his every movement a symphony of raw power and untamed spirit. The denim vest, with its weathered texture and timeless charm, seemed to whisper tales of adventure and escapades yet to come, drawing the curious gaze of bystanders who couldn’t help but be captivated by his aura of unbridled energy. Empowered by the vest’s rugged allure, Benny exuded an air of confidence that bordered on defiance, his gaze meeting the world with a steely determination that brooked no opposition. With each twist of the throttle, he embraced the thrill of the unknown, his denim-clad silhouette cutting through the urban landscape like a lone wolf prowling the wilderness.”
Wow gonna be issues
Norman is a real bike rider. Unlike Michael Shannon.
I may have seen a dominant cut a 99% diamond off a civilian.... He didn't think it was funny
Was a bar that Benny got jumped at,not a clubhouse. The movie is loosely based on The Outlaws, not completely factual. Looks like the guys that jumped Benny were either neighborhood guys or blue collar goodfellas
So I was thinking: will 99% diamond give someone a trouble? I think that it might
yes
Tony Scott bought the rights to Sonny Bargers book. Maybe they will do it
Thats not their club house that burns its a bar that the club burned down
Its a preview before i saw the movie genius
Not really excited by the movie for several reasons but the main reason is: once the general public sees it, they believe & think this is how All MCs are and act! Unless you are in it, you just don’t get it or understand all that it is
Not me.i wanted to join a club seeing them drive by in a big ass pack when I was a kid back in the early 90s but I never could afford a bike or shit like that
I Just Watched it this past weekend, I can say my opinion they did justice for bringing MC culture to the big screen. However some may disagree I thought it was dope as fuck , And not just a knock off of SOA or Mayans ya know #Ghostin
The move was pretty accurate and that’s exactly why it was kinda mid. There is no good ending because it’s real end. The club is still alive and well so the end of the movie is very abrupt
Maybe Kurt Sutter will do the First 9 TV show due to the popularity of this movie
hopefully
Not a bike guy but man it was a good movie
#GHOSTIN
Also my boys and i are working on becoming a club , can we talk.....
#ghostin yea
@@DemonsRow i gotta roll right now ;how do we get up, i sent you an instagram jawn...
The movie was great
If you join a motorcycle gang because of a movie or tv show character, it is time to step back and rethink your life choices.
yes lol
Ill give it a try, go see it.
Much love dee
Years ago I used to party with the outlaws, I was beat up real bad and my friend squirrel came by, the next day he came back and about 30 outlaws had the three guys surrounded and told them if anything happened to me they would disappear . Best friends forever. I am a song writer and I have a song for you. Please reply OMC.
Whats the name of the movie?
The bike riders
I liked the movie however i thought it should have been a half hour longer. I felt like the ending was rushed. What makes these gangster films great is the story telling & attention to detail. This film lacked that but overall I enjoyed it. The acting was great however I wish another director was involved.
I felt like it shouodve been shorter but the ending was rushed
Are you developing a movie? Like what you do.
You see what i do your on my channel
my Boy JoJo who is a high-ranking Outlaw MC from Massachusetts idk if you know about his story I just started following you so idk if you've touched on his story they started calling him the real life Jax Teller he Just beat a huge case for K*ll*ng an H.A it's a crazy case I think it would be dope if you interviewed him if you're interested I can connect you OFFO ☠️
I mean this in the most respectful way,
You should’ve made this video after watching the movie because you got some stuff wrong about the movie but I get that you made it before its release while only viewing the trailer.
The movies main message is to NOT join an MC unless you want to live that violent lifestyle but I loved this video nevertheless 🙏🏼
This was my thoughts on what i think the movie is about then i did a review i don’t need to sound right i make money
all this movie will do is get a load of heat for 1 per centers of the old bill like sons did
❤️ the shirt !
Thank you
I think this movie will make rich hipster kids get old harleys and pretend to be bikers and outlaws.
My personal opinion about the downfall to motorcycle clubs in the beginning. It was about the brotherhood a comradery, the excitement, it was rough and then it became something completely else. Like the defect in the movie, the younger guys coming in, we're out of their minds and I honestly believe.
That that clubs couldn't be further from.
The original concept. And like Tom Hardy said, I don't know those guys.
I'm here with this club. Who are my friends? Once you let something get so big, you lose control of it and at loses its meand I think that's what we have today. People wearing the patch who have nothing to do with what it originally was paying no paying no honor to the original geyes except for maybe a club like the booze fighters I would.
One hundred percent be in a club If it were the late 40s, 50s or early 60's Late 60s, early 70s come the drugs and the bullshit. And all the sudden we lose the original concept.Like playing a game of telephone, you whisper.One thing in the beginning.By time it gets the last person it's completely changed is engine and not for the better
Yo he looks nothing like taco. Have fun W/ that comment
#GHOSTIN down Tn way, haven’t seen this one yet, some good actors in it though, entertainment media has influenced many sub-cultures going back to the 50’s. From the wild one to easy rider to sons….
So true
When this movie coming out?
today
Theaters or like one of the streaming services?
I'm in the middle of all the witnesses my witnesses they got me stuck saying they're stinging my phone putting me in the media
#ghostin ✌🏼
#ghostin
Great subject for a movie, was really looking forward to watching it. Loved the bikes and the sixties vibe. It has some great characters and was, in the main, well acted. But in a movie that already had a very low level soundtrack there was waay too much mumbling and whispering which made it hard to listen to. The worst aspect, though, was the pacing - every scene was conducted at a snail’s pace. After just 15 mins I was wondering when things were gonna get a move on, but they never did. It was tedious maximus. I loved the subject matter but the movie could, and should’ve, been a whole lot better. A shame really. A generous 5 out of 10 from me.
Awesome movie, but not as gritty as I thought it would be
I don't know if it'll inspire a new generation to join motorcycle clubs. What I do hope is that it will inspire some of the younger prospects and maybe enough people in and around MC culture to take things back to fists and boots and old school fighting. Fighting with guns between clubs just brings too much heat from the feds. If they went back to fists and boots you'd get less heat from the feds. If you keep it quiet it stays quiet. 🎩 Highway Hobo.
#Ghostin....Hoorah🦁☠
Hoorah
1:25 calling you out there is lots of movies, dead in five heartbeats, bikie wars brothers in arms, And more there is just zero advertisement ., Hence why i asked you to cover the different club movies few years ago. put the work in.
None of those are goodfellas and dont tell me about puttin work. Thats what i do.
#ghostin
#ghostin
Drugs messed up the culture that’s what I got from the movie