Road House (1989) | "I Want You To Be Nice" | MGM Studios
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- At the Double Deuce, all you have to do is follow 3 simple rules… 1) Never underestimate your opponents, 2) Take it outside, and 3) Be nice.
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Road House (1989)
Directed By Rowdy Herrington
Story by David Lee Henry
Screenplay by David Lee Henry and Hilary Henkin
Cast: Patrick Swayze, Ben Gazzara, Kelly Lynch, Sam Elliott
Rated R
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“I Want You To Be Nice” | Roadhouse (1989) | MGM Studios
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I was an extra in this movie, we filmed the opening scene it was really fun. Filming began around 9 pm and it finished around 7 am. Patrick was the nicest guy, sometime around 1 am they served food and Patrick did not eat in his dressing room trailer he just picked a regular table and had his food with everyone else the extras I mean.. I remember making a call on a payphone, yes, a payphone inside the bar Patrick was passing by and asked me if I had a cigarette I could spare I mentioned that sorry I did not smoke he looked at me with a really intense look and said Son don't ever start it's awful and walked away. Sam Elliott was also very nice to everyone and Kevin Tighe. It was a cool night, here I am in my 50s and remember it like it was yesterday.
Oh man,good for you. That's awesome. Who were you in the film if you don't mind me asking?
@@TJ-fe7rr I was just an extra- so opening scene , I was in line to get into the club wearing a big black cowboy hat. Also sitting in the booth next to the fight scene .
Awesome memory
Your story as an extra is awesome
@@TJ-fe7rr I was not a principal just a paid extra or stand-in as they called it- I was with a black hat and standing in line of the club- And also by the booth the fight happened beginning of the movie.
You know you've got a great movie when watching a single clip is enough to make you want to re-watch the whole thing.
So true
Yup rewatching it now because I found this clip
Was just thinking this
GROW UP !
I really want to watch it now due to this.
Probably the greatest life lesson in the history of film “Be nice until it’s time to not be nice.”
Facts.
"I'm a kind person, I'm kind to everyone, but if you are unkind to me, then kindness is not what you'll remember me for." - Al Capone
i disagree. when Tom Hanks playing Jimmy Dugan in A League Of Their Own signed a kid's baseball card "avoid the clap, Jimmy Dugan." _that_ was the greatest life lesson in the history of film.
@@whitedevil2You win UA-cam for 10 years with your comment. I'm standing and clapping right now for this. It truly was, good advice.
Exactly.
Worked professional security most of my life, retired now. You don't know how many times this scene has flashed through my mind, LOL. Bosses have told me I was a good mix of de-escalation and toughness. Always loved Patrick Swayze. RIP, man.
"You don't have the right temperament for the trade."
I wonder how many bouncers, security guards, police officers, etc. slip through the cracks on that little issue.
Many! Especially police officers
Most
The majority of them. Its not a power trip, just bad tempers in general. I've seen younger bouncers have more patience than 40 year old adolescents.
Terry Funk had the right temperament for the wrestling trade. 😊
This should be rule number one for the justice system. If u don’t got the right temperament for the job u don’t qualify period. And rule number 2 should be be nice until it’s time to not be nice. It’s simple😂
Swayze played the intelligent tough guy very well. He had a great screen presence going back to his role in Outsiders.
Dont forget Red Dawn
Next of kin!
@BEWARE OF SEEKER FRIENDLY CHURCHES JESUS IS COMING Ecclesiastes 8:15
@@Mandolatron 8:15 ? the video is not THAT long
Yes, I agree Mark.
"You won't, I'll let you know." Only Swayze could deliver that line. It's perfect and summarizes everything about his character.
"Is she?"
One of the greatest burns in Cinematic History.😊
Swayze is the "cooler" ---- I want a job where people call me COOLER 😁
Hello Darryl Curtis
The ' Back Story ' behind his character is that he ripped a mans throat out in a bar fight with his bare hands , His ' Reputation ' is what garnered him ' Fear ' . The ' Powerful ' folks in this small hamlet knew who he was and at the end of the film he takes out the supposed ' Power Elite and his Army ' thereby freeing this small town .
X@@fredwerza3478 seeeesxfffe
Dalton isn't just giving doorman lessons here. You can apply this stuff to everyday life.
correct.
wow you discovered fire...
It does work. De-escalation. Today, I rolled up in a rough neighborhood and the kids were eyeing me out and about to roar past me on their dirtbikes. I waved them over in a friendly way and complimented their rides. All was cool after that.
I took Peter Griffins advice on the timeless message of this movie. I just round house kick all my problems in life and say "Roadhouse" and everyone is really understanding, but, you have to say "Roadhouse" right afterwards, or you'll get in some deep trouble with the po po
Absolutely. Be nice until it's time to not be nice, and always expect the unexpected, caught by surprise? It can lead to bad things.
I was a police officer, detective, & sergeant for 23 years. These rules apply to good police work as well. Great writing. Be nice. Be nice. Be nice. Until it's time not to be nice. Problems occur when an officer doesn't know when it's time not to be nice. RIP Swayze.
Only made it for a little over 4 years before the depression was too much for me. Verbal Judo was my saving grace most times, so yeah, I get the "be nice" as well. Glad I got out when I did.
@@francischambless5919 4 years is a long time in the profession. Thanks for your service and I'm glad you made it out ok. It is a tough profession.
His line "you dont have the right temperment for the job" applies to police work as well. How many cops walk up to a window and actually cause the escalation from the second they open their mouth. We've all met a few. No problems at all until they start one.
@@edswope28 Aren't you glad we live in an age of so many easily obtainable video cameras? You can own your own dashcam and rear camera for less than $100. Small price to pay so that you CYA and not accidentally sign an ID 10T form.
@@edswope28 how many?
"Be nice" I've used this exact scene to keep my rage under control. One of the best movies ever. When you're driving and someone cuts you off or doesn't use a blinker, just be nice. It's not personal.
Shut up
And if you're gonna fight. Take it to the sidewalk. Never start anything in the middle of traffic unless it's absolutely necessary.
yes - how can it be personal if they don't know you? - has helped me on a few occasions.
AMEN BEAUTIFUL SOUL ❤🖖🕊😁
@@GangstaStan010 Lolz.
I done security for over 8 years back in the day, these 3 rules I can assure you will help you IRL in the same situation. I love this scene.
They show this scene at orientation where I work.
@@Yorgar that's mint
Exactly
👍🍻🍻
Thanks Mr.Miagi well UA-cam miagi 🤣
Morgan - what am I supposed to do ?
Dalton - Have you considered professional wrestling ?
🤣
He’d never be good at that
@@dicky7600 lol
There's always barber college!
No no no no no no
Dalton-There's always WCW 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I always liked Swayze. My favorite role and movie of his was Bodhi in "Point Break". What a character he created.
SAME!!!
Ronald Reagan was the BEST.
Point Break is my favorite movie of all time.
POINT BREAK is my favorite Swayze film as well, good pick.
He was legendary in that movie. My goodness you nailed it.
RIP Terry Funk (Morgan), hope you and Patrick Swayze are getting along just fine.
And don't forget Steve Healey
@@XTITIX2112 Jeff Healey
Somehow it never registered with me? Until i just read your comment. That its Terry Funk playing Morgan! Even as a wrestling fan/road house fan. I think its the hair cut? That my brain never made the connection.
@@CoreyT127Also he got fired, so it wasn't a retirement match.
I was just looking for this comment to confirm if that was in fact Terry Funk.
A friend of mine was/is about 5' 7" and he was a bouncer for five years at an admittedly sedate bar in a college town. This kid was a black belt in Krav Maga, an accomplishment that took almost eight years to achieve. It does not mean you are invulnerable or will win every fight -- not by a long shot -- but it's unnerving to see a small-ish man be so confident. That confidence helped him to be quite successful in the job. Beware of the 5' 7" bouncer, for sure.
Well said.
I trained in Krav for 5-ish years, and I know I want no parts of a black belt, no matter what the school. Very cool.
Oh, and one of our instructors was no taller than me, and I'm 5'4 on a good day lol
Yep. Watch out for those little guys.
ofc the small guy learns krav maga, an israeli training tactic, so cheap
I was a bouncer for over a decade.
Never thrown a punch.
Didn't have to.
And Yes, it was because of this film.
Such an educational scene.
Same here I have been working security for along time, because of this scene I never take it personal, just be nice. It's professional!
@@eddierodrgz77 pp]p
How high did you bounce? :-P
@@alfa-psi LOL
Hard to believe but okay
What makes Road House such a great movie is how it makes the Double Deuce seem like the Center of the Universe without being ridiculous.
Indeed, the term 'ridiculous' and this 80's movie starring Patrick Swayze should never be uttered in the same sentence
@@IRequireMedication Very true.
The soon to be JC Penny is the center of the universe. You ask anybody, they'll tell ya.
Lots of life lessons in this movie.
@DO NOT BE DECEIVED: THE WICKED WONT ENTER HEAVEN. amen amen amen 🙌🙌🙌🙌 keep fighting the good fight and do not give up or give in but be brave and stand strong in the mighty name of Jesus Christ and may the peace of His Holy Spirit be upon us all in Jesus mighty name amen 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Till this day Road House is still an awesome movie! Rip Mr.Swayze
R.I.P Jeff Healey ! just loved the music
When did he die Mister? I didn't hear about that.
@@MichaelGiordano777 he died years ago man!
@@MichaelGiordano777
March 2, 2008. Age 41.
@@MichaelGiordano777 bro he died September 2009. You must have just recently stumbled upon Patrick Swayze
R.I.P. Terry Funk (Morgan).
“It's two nouns combined to elicit a prescribed response”
- Dalton
Except it isn’t two nouns lol
@@TheGillenium 1st thing I noticed. Cept I just looked it up and I was wrong. Roadhouse and Swayze win again.
noun
1.
INFORMAL
a gullible or easily deceived person.
"if suckers will actually pay to do the work, more fool them"
2.
INFORMAL•NORTH AMERICAN
a thing or person not specified by name.
"he's one strong sucker"
This movie never gets old for me. Saw it in the theater when it came out w/ my ex. When it ended, we walked out karate kicking each other. I’d give anything to go back and grow my power mullet back in. Lol
Do you still wear tight stone washed jeans?😁
Should ve been the 1st red flag
Business in the front ~ PARTY in the back!
Please post positive proof pronto
Pics preferred
Is that nice enough ?
I'm lucky in that by the time the power mullet came in, my hair had fallen out.
I love how at the start when he's telling who needs to leave, when he tells the bartender to go she tries to do the whole 'bump into the other person to intimidate them' and she barely even moves Swayze lol
Ik I love that part. I always thought it was so funny how he hardly even budged
Kevin Tighe was perfectly cast in this movie. He complimented Swayze’s role very well. And one cannot forget his famous line “ This is our town…and don’t you forget it!”
Methinks he got $$$$$ from Randolph Mantooth to improve the Double Deuce
They both formed a new company called “Rampart Inc.”
Too bad he went to the dark side when he got into the insurance business. That said, he gave the Leverage crew quite a fight.
that "is she?" line has always been one of the funniest lines ever😂
Likely a test to see how he would respond.
Quite insane he passed 20 years after this movie was released. Makes you wonder if you knew you were gonna die in a specified time, how would you live those years.
May he rest in peace. He had something a lot of actors don’t have today - charisma. He will be missed.😢
I seriously hope they don't try to remake this; there is absolutely no way they could recreate the sweet spot that this film achieved. Some things, just like Dalton, shouldn't be messed with.
They already are. They got Jake Gyllenhaal to star in it. Hopefully they just make a new original movie, so people won't try to compare it. I love the original Roadhouse
Couldn't agree more, Patrick knocked it out of the park as Dalton, the final fight scene with Patrick and Marshall Teague was totally legit! They had a real fight so to make it as real for the paying audience as possible, total respect!
There was one remake in the works years ago with Ronda Rousey, of all, but it must have fallen through. Just as well. It's a simple, durable movie premise that doesn't cost much money to make, so I'm sure one of these days it'll get remade, but this one will do just fine by itself till then.
@@adamtier3263 My comment wasn't just that a certain actor couldn't fill Patrick's shoes; it's that the film's goofy plot needs to take itself seriously in order to work. That was the sweet spot I was talking about. I doubt any sequel could pull it off -- there's just too many ways for it to go wrong.
@@dolnick7 Yes I agree with that, but for me Patrick's contribution to making the whole movie sink or swim can't be underestimated! Roadhouse at times teeters on the edge of the ridiculous, but it somehow gets pulled back by the actors commitment to the roles, and the integrity of what the story was trying to convey...
This should be induction for all night clubs and pubs. I have worked security for over 8 years and I swear by the advice of Dalton. Yes, I know its a movie but its surprisingly accurate. Remember, its not personal, its just a job. There have been plenty of occasions where just a nice word, a warning or even a look has the desired response. Obviously it helps that I am tall and big but being nice and not being aggressive has calmed down a lot of potentially violent situations. Vale Patrick Swayze
Good to hear the opinion of someone who knows what it's really like.
Yup me 2. Doorman Training Video
I thought he would be bigger.
Agreed.
Depends on the situation you can nearly always tell when a situation can be de-escalated by being calm and restrained but most times being nice or kind is seen as weakness and just encourages them worked doors for 20 years myself before the sia shirt filler badge, warning or stern look can have the desired effect I also agree on the don't take the insults personally part
Miss you Patrick, rest in peace brother. 🙏🏼
@@cluelessbeekeeping1322 No, just a childhood fan that misses his acting.
This is one of the many great films of the 80s. RIP Patrick Swayze.
What's even better is when he tells Kelly Lynch, "nobody wins a fight."
Terry Funk and Patrick Swayze, two icons right there folks
Met Terry at a wrestling show and he's like one of the nicest guys ever, both him and his brother Dory.
I was bout to say is that Terry funk or am I tripping 🤣
Yes! Don't forget Sam Elliot! Come on u can't leave him out! 😆
RIP
love this movie and the soundtrack. jeff healey is a legend
I saw Jeff Healey open up for ZZ Top in the early 90's, they were fantastic... RIP...
Amen to that brother 👌
@@normgraham6658 I saw Jeff Healey open for ZZ Top, 12/10/90. Tough to say that the headliner was the better band *that* night...
Agreed. Jeff Healey could bring it
Years ago, I was at a little Jazz Club call the Beat Niq in Calgary, in the basement of a restaurant called the Pick niq... you had to go in through the kitchen it was awesome. Anyway we're watching some average band, and all of a sudden the guys in the middle of singing a song and he points down into the front of the club and he says is that Jeff Healey? The bad completely stopped playing and had Jeff Healey come up, and Jeff did the craziest thing I've ever seen at a live show. He did a history of Jazz, going back 100 years, Dixieland, Hard Bebop, Acid, everything. And he did it by playing every single instrument they had, including the clarinet. Best live show I've ever seen.
One of the best “Westerns” I’ve ever seen. They just set it in a modern day “saloon.”
never thought of it that way but good point
It also has Sam Elliot. One of the greatest cowboy’s ever.
if it has a horse then its a western.
@@holdenmcgroin9774: There are no cows, horses or Indians, or six shooters and Winchester rifles either, but there is an evil power baron looking to buy up and own the whole town and he sees the newly hired “sheriff,” Dalton in his way, so he sends his paid henchmen out to try to take down Dalton and his long time buddy, Wade Garrett. Now, if Dalton and Wade Garrett aren’t Western movie names, I don’t know what is. It’s a Western, no doubt about it.
@@gregshock check again Einstein at the 21 minute mark. 3 horses in the background. Plus the line is spoken in Argo, if it has horses then it's western. Movie won best picture.
"Nobody ever wins a fight"
I love these lines, "Being called a c*cksucker isn't personal?" "No, it's two nouns joined together to elicit a prescribed response."
Best advice you will ever hear or get if you do a security job. I take this to heart especially with how the world is today. Almost 18 years in the industry and this has saved me and people I’ve worked with more times than can count.
Going on 9 years, as a commission officer
The fight scenes in this movie are underrated… Great action!
They are realistic. You don't have idiots doing flips in the air and idiots bouncing back up after getting popped in the face.
@@TraumaER Realistic :D
Obviously you never seen a real life fight or any MMA bout.
@@plisskennn MMA is hardly realistic. They shake hands before every match LOL!
@@TraumaER Didn't Jimmy do a flip in the air after pole vaulting the stage?
Saw this with my late father, a retired RN sailor. He absolutely loved it, as did I. So many messages and values. Great acting. Sam Elliot was superb as well.
I always loved that look in Dalton's eyes the entire time Morgan is up in his face. Absolute confidence. And even though he looked like he may not have been ready if Morgan tried to hit him (looks like Dalton's hands are in his pockets), Dalton was no doubt prepared for anything at that point.
It's pretty solid acting considering Terry Funk would've killed him IRL.
I agree, Terry Funk was no joke. His pain tolerance had to be superhuman to do the matches that he did.
33 years old and this movie is still badass
3:14 “Is she?”
Great line!
I mean you can't take it personal if she isn't lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Based..😆
@@letsallgetintoheaven Because Dalton is an educated and enlightened man, I think the meaning is more Stoic than that. You can't take it personal if you choose not to.
@@robtk3 I would say it's both then but you could be right!
Such an awesome film. Still holds up today.
My Dad told me about this film and it's out of this world love every minute of it. Can watch it time and time again.
Yep same with me, born in 84 and I remember watching it with my father numerous times as a kid in the 90's.
@@Mustang1984 I wasn't aware of it until 8 or 9 years ago and when I watched I was like 😳
@@1985SJW Yea such a good movie :)
Rip terry funk
I never get tired of seeing the girl try to shoulder check Swayze as she leaves, but she bounces off him like a ping pong ball. :)
I always see this too
I only just noticed it now. Seen the film easily 4 times.
Patrick Suayze was one of most macho yet cool actors of all time
As well as Sam Elliott
@@roserollins9800 True. Now mostly we have idiots sporting a bearded exterior with muscles but feminine on the inside
I'm an administrative supervisor and I live by these words in my job and told other supervisors this is the greatest example of managing the expectation of your employees!! They laughed, but then they said you know what, you're right!! I tell my employees "it's just a job...nothing personal...you watch my back and I advocate for you, you make me look good, I make you look good!!
Burger King or Wendy's?
@@edwardschmitt5710 haha mines at the city dump if you like your job you swim with the alligators.
Was not a fan of Patrick, but this film was excellent and he did a great job as Dalton. Respect were it is due and I give it to him for this film. I really enjoyed it immensely.
Couldn't possibly see anything like it made today which is a shame.
What about Point Break? He was excellent in that one too.
@@badactor3440 That movie really did not appeal to me. I think Keanu put me off. Cheers
@Jesus is LORD Satan loves you, man.
@Jesus is LORD Amen.
I remember Patrick Swayze as Darry from the outsiders. He really does put on some of the best tough guy roles.
Was a Bouncer for 20 years in three states. You take the wisdom from this scene and you'll never go wrong.
I'm watching this movie from time to time for this great feeling it can give. Its a great story, adventures in a specific set, chaotic and hard to live place dealing with hard to deal people. Excellent played. And it has everything - misuse of power, greed, lowlifes on one side and balance, passion and courage on the other. It feels like it teaching life lessons.
It teaches you Stoic life lessons.
Awsome film. It encapsulated the whole of lifes battles in a microcosm whithout the cheese! One of the greatest actors of all time, sorely missed
Where did he go?
@@MichaelGiordano777 He passed away.
Swayze was a stud in his day...Hard to believe he's been gone several years
When movies were a good time...Got this on blu rey and watch it every year on Patrick Swayze Anniversary.. R.I.P DALTON...You are missed..
R.I.P. Patrick Swayze, you'll always be a legend in my eyes man🥲✊
Best movie ever.
"Exactly right." - Wade Garret.
I thought that was Terry Funk. RIP.
Swayze and Terry together again.
Great movie.
Be nice! Until it’s time not to be nice! I’ve taken this line into my work. I deal with criminals every day as a correctional officer. They never see it coming.
My pop was a CO and he said basically the same. He was always nice to the inmates. He was very direct, and always kept to his word, never raising his voice and treating the inmates with respect. To that point, he earned the respect of the inmates and they would police their own ranks when some new guy was getting out of hand. For example he might threaten to remove privileges if certain behavior didn't improve, and the vet inmates would get after the new guys to get in line because 'this CO was one of the good ones' and he'll do what he says and will remove the privilege if the behavior continued.
1989.. man, what a great year that was, this movie takes me right back to those times.
Patrick swayze has a swagger and a confidence about him. His presence is felt and most of all his movies
Patrick Swayze had that one look on his face that nobody else seemed to have it was different!! Such a great actor 👏
Best movie EVER!!!! I never get tired of it - no really, I could watch this movie and Patrick Swayze’s outstanding performance everyday. Because of it, he is the epitome of coolness.
Hard to believe that were he still alive he would be on the doorstep of 70.
One of my favourite movies growing up, as I've always like fighting movies.
"is she" kills me every time😂
I hope this movie never gets remade. Masterpiece. RIP Swayze
Unfortunately it is starring Jake Gyllenhaal as the cooler.
@@JohnS-il1drdamn it you’re right
I think it has been remade now. With Conor .🤷♂️😳
Is she? 😂🤣 best line ever.
Jeff Healey smiling at the barber college joke in the background lol!
Years ago, I was at a little Jazz Club call the Beat Niq in Calgary, in the basement of a restaurant called the Pick niq... you had to go in through the kitchen it was awesome. Anyway we're watching some average band, and all of a sudden the guys in the middle of singing a song and he points down into the front of the club and he says is that Jeff Healey? The bad completely stopped playing and had Jeff Healey come up, and Jeff did the craziest thing I've ever seen at a live show. He did a history of Jazz, going back 100 years, Dixieland, Hard Bebop, Acid, everything. And he did it by playing every single instrument they had, including the clarinet. Best live show I've ever seen.
Yep that’s a real young Jeff Healey , God speed to him. Saw him years ago in a small town club in Canada. Marvelous talent..👍🏽🙏🏽❤️🔥
Rest in peace Terry Funk. Big part of my childhood
The video quality in this clip is outrageously good.
One of the best movies ever made! Well executed.
One of my fave movies. Swayze, gone but not forgotten.
The real lesson everyone should take from this Shakespearian masterpiece, is that all problems can be resolved with sufficient application of kicking...
And throat ripping out, do not forget the throat ripping out.
Road House!
@Nobody Uknow and Frankly Speaking: Your comments made my week! 😂😂😆😆😆
@@nintendoswitchonlineisabad9491 You're most welcome ^_^
I've watched this movie about 15 times and I still enjoy it. It's in my top 5 movies ever. This is one of my favorite scenes too.
“There’s always barber college” one of the nicest burns of all time😂
That line gets me laughing sooo hard every time!!
Amen
I was thinking more like WWE after watching Morgan bodyslam a guy into a table earlier.
@@drl5002 That's cause Morgan was played by real life pro wrestler Terry Funk.
@dillanversai6717 and why I found it comical I'll never know
One of the all - time great team talks.
Gotta love Gary's face when his Momma is insulted!
Anything you need to tell me before taking anything out on somebody I used to know?
one of the finest movie i have ever seen also deeply tells us about the life of bouncers and their duty..
I'd wear chain mail under clothes or body armor in that job!
Dude, you need to watch more movies. This one is OK but there are thousand that are MUCH better.
I watched this movie when I lived in Libya. What an amazing time and memories. Excellent movie.
Of course here to say RIP Funk. One of my favorite movies.
Road House is a bloody brilliant film. RIP Patrick Swayze🙏
God rest his soul 🙏🏻 beautiful person
Words of wisdom from a man who could seal your fate... be nice.
Rest in Peace Terry Funk.
"we've got entirely too many troublemakers here, 40 year adolescents, power drinkers and trustees of modern chemistry" ...and I took that personally 😂
Swayze was truly a hit maker! City of Joy is my all time favorite! Rip.
It took me years to realize that was Terry Funk, one of the toughest men alive at the time.
Loved him in the ring. He was also in Paradise Alley.
I decided to scroll through the comments, just to be sure. There is no mistaking Terry Funk.
Terry Funk was still powerful at this stage.
Yes indeed. Still remember his barbwire match. It was insane.
Terry Funk was still powerful 15 years after this
ECW ECW
@@adrienrelongoue760
Which one?
@@Gabriel_Cook The one against Atsushi Onita in 93
Tells you how good actors and good filming can make you believe. Swayze was probably about 5'8" and 160 pounds yet he pulled off tough in more than a few movies. If you find the promotional picture of The Outsiders with all the guys, you'll see Swayze was standing on a log so he looked taller than he was.
Patrick and Terry Funk, R.I.P.
Great movie!!!
R.I.P. To both Patrick Swayze and Terry Funk 😢❤
It's like I’ve always said, Niceness is better than Not Niceness!
One of the greatest movies ever. Patrick Swayze was the man.
Rest in Peace and thank you Patrick! 🙏💞✨️💯
Brilliant actor.Point Break was another classic 👌
My absolute favorite movie. Obviously I love Dalton but can we give Wade Garrett some credit? 🤣 they are both legends.
A simple fun action film!!! Great score by Michael Kamen!!!
one of the Greatest musician's ever sitting in , Jeff Healy ...
Great writing always allowed even decent actors to shine brightly. Fortunately, Swayze was good, disciplined, and obviously knew how to work with what directors needed. R.I.P.
80' movies just hits different :D i don't is it the sound? the look? the colors ?what is it about those movies that feels so good to watch even tho you know the yare over the TOP for example this one is CRAZY nothing actually realistic but like so good that you just watch it :D
Theres something to be said about the simplicity of the story for the original. It just flows and allows moments to connect very easily. The new one -- it's just so unnecessarily convoluted and messy.