I’ll never, ever, forget this film or S. E. Hinton’s monolithic coming of age masterpiece. When this film was released I was about Ponyboy’s age and really identified with him. I went to high school with many kids that remind of the greasers in this movie. I’m from Oklahoma and Tulsa, where this was filmed, is only two hours away. This movie will always be in my all- time Top 2 favorite movies. Long live Ponyboy and the Curtis brothers! 🎥🙌🏾😎🤙🏾✌🏾
one of the most beautiful movie ever seen by human eyes ... l love it so much ❤ and l love ponyboy ... thank you Stevie for this marvelous and so romantic song .
I read the book and saw this in 1992 in Junior high.I'm now in my mid 40's and I've bought the VHS and watched it every year.Now I have the director's cut on DVD,it's the best experience of the book on film.
I’ve seen two versions of the movie. One that was this, and the other started like the book. With him actually stepping out of the movie theatre and getting followed and jumped by the socs
This song makes me emotional every time! I still remember the first time I watched this movie and read the book, November/December of 7th grade, now I'm in the end of 8th grade! It felt so long ago but at the same time so recent. Love this movie so so much.
Really interesting way of displaying the credits. Showing the full list, then zooming in and rolling through the names. Not sure why Coppola went that route but it was a nice touch.
The big title scrolling across the screen and then the format the cast names are displayed in (although not the zoom-in) is a deliberate echo of the Gone With the Wind titles. :)
@@Sam-bc6sr i just today, 30 years after first seeing this film discovered this Gone with the WInd homage too! Coppola also had the church scene with Ponyboy and Johnny (nothing stays gold conversation) to match the scene where Scarlet and Pa look out onto Tara. I am very touched by this, the Gone With the Wind novel plays in important part for the characters PonyBoy and Johhny.....amazing very beautiful movie!
One of my favorites. So glad most schools, or mine at least, assign students to read the book because I would have never been know about the greatness of the outsiders
I kinda get emotional when I hear this. This is purely because I was in the play version of this exactly a year ago. I played the doctor. I enjoyed myself rehearsing and had no idea what was coming only a month later. The lyrics of this opening song remind me of the good old days before this damn curse came and ruined everything for everyone everywhere...
We just read the book and watched the movie They don't make them how they used to All these new movies are rushed junk I enjoyed it especially based in older times
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The Outsiders is a classic film. Stevie wonder singing Stay Gold is also a classic.
They don't make movies like this anymore.
@HDF Films Well me too man. Me too.
2 years late, but there are some excellent films nowadays, i gotta say. the cinematography has become so impressive
With all this Marvel trash 😡, they don’t put love into movies anymore
For real
@@philswift3896 The Marvel movies are not trash. They are all masterpieces.
I’ll never, ever, forget this film or S. E. Hinton’s monolithic coming of age masterpiece. When this film was released I was about Ponyboy’s age and really identified with him.
I went to high school with many kids that remind of the greasers in this movie.
I’m from Oklahoma and Tulsa, where this was filmed, is only two hours away. This movie will always be in my all- time Top 2 favorite movies.
Long live Ponyboy and the Curtis brothers! 🎥🙌🏾😎🤙🏾✌🏾
I wonder if how Ponyboy wrote his theme in the composition book was how S.E. Hinton wrote The Outsiders.
I hope you get to visit the outsiders home which is a museum now
S.E. Hilton was only 15 when she wrote the book, she was so talented starting at a young age.
Stay gold pony boy. Will never forget seeing this in the 80s as it touched so many of our lives.
This song is so comforting with this movie
My favorite movie when I was a young kid back in the Golden 80s.
This reminds me to enjoy every day
Yep. This movie is on DVD now.
one of the most beautiful movie ever seen by human eyes ... l love it so much ❤
and l love ponyboy ... thank you Stevie for this
marvelous and so romantic song .
I read the book and saw this in 1992 in Junior high.I'm now in my mid 40's and I've bought the VHS and watched it every year.Now I have the director's cut on DVD,it's the best experience of the book on film.
I read the book before the movie. It did not disappoint me as books into movies do sometimes. Still one of my favorites. ❤
Outsiders is one of the best movies I ever seen!!
Saw this 8th grade 05 for our book project. Everyone loved it. Miss those days
I’ve seen two versions of the movie. One that was this, and the other started like the book. With him actually stepping out of the movie theatre and getting followed and jumped by the socs
The director's cut is the opening where he comes out of the Paul Newman movie.That's the best version of this movie.
@@juliolopez6289 yea that one is actually like the book. The version I watched cut that all out and cut out the last couple chapters
Same
Do you know where to watch it or if they sell it anywhere
@@juliolopez6289 its wack
takes me back to jr. high around 2009-2010
This scene crosses my mind alot due to my love of artistic gifts
This song makes me emotional every time! I still remember the first time I watched this movie and read the book, November/December of 7th grade, now I'm in the end of 8th grade! It felt so long ago but at the same time so recent. Love this movie so so much.
Such an amazing song love it
This is my fave movie. And this song makes it so much better
That was beautiful
If you hate the Outsiders then you have no soul
Fr.
Facts!
Ong
Why?
Really interesting way of displaying the credits. Showing the full list, then zooming in and rolling through the names. Not sure why Coppola went that route but it was a nice touch.
The big title scrolling across the screen and then the format the cast names are displayed in (although not the zoom-in) is a deliberate echo of the Gone With the Wind titles. :)
The beginning of the movie starts how the book ends with him writing about the beginning of the book, but the first chapter never happens in the movie
@@xexotics_fur1461 it does in the complete novel version :)
@@Sam-bc6sr i just today, 30 years after first seeing this film discovered this Gone with the WInd homage too! Coppola also had the church scene with Ponyboy and Johnny (nothing stays gold conversation) to match the scene where Scarlet and Pa look out onto Tara. I am very touched by this, the Gone With the Wind novel plays in important part for the characters PonyBoy and Johhny.....amazing very beautiful movie!
Never seen opening credits displayed like that since.
“when i stepped out, into the bright sunlight, from the darkness of the movie house, i had only two things on my mind: paul newman, and a ride home”
A very inspiring opening.
Make me think of my childhood. And i was born in the 80s
Every time I watch these opening credits I just remember listening to this beautiful song in grade 8 while watching this movie after reading the book
I remember watching this opening in class after the book ans holding back tears bc i didint want my classmates see me cry
One of my favorites. So glad most schools, or mine at least, assign students to read the book because I would have never been know about the greatness of the outsiders
I read the book and watched the movie in middle school.
@@rabaaquest5787 same I enjoyed it
They don't make them how they used to
"Stay gold Ponyboy stay gold"
@@rabaaquest5787same but I literally watched the movie today lol
I actually started sobbing when I heard this song.
bro i get so happy and so sad whenever i hear this song
this scene makes me want to cry so hard
I'm watching it now and I got glassy-eyed as soon as Stevie started singing.
Movies like this were the best
The intro reminds me the whole movie and I cry
I read this book in 8th Grade and it was pretty good.
Song gets me every time.
I kinda get emotional when I hear this. This is purely because I was in the play version of this exactly a year ago. I played the doctor. I enjoyed myself rehearsing and had no idea what was coming only a month later. The lyrics of this opening song remind me of the good old days before this damn curse came and ruined everything for everyone everywhere...
"Stay Gold ponyboy, stay Gold."
Great song love pony boy all of the cast I love
RIP Patrick Swayze 1952-2009 😭😭
And William Smith.
I’ve read this book in 7th grade, and 12th grade.
Pure nostalgia
best intro ever!
Good movie
Classics never get old #StayGold
Love this movie!!
This song is very happy but it’s kinda sad
When the Director is the great Francis Ford Coppola can you expect anything less?
💖💖💖
I was young in 1983.
HOW DARE YOU PUT A DISLIKE!!!😲😲😲 WHOEVER DID THAT DISGUSTS ME!
Movies back then were crafted
Whos cutting onions..
Good movie.🤑🌵❇️
Sawdust in my eyes, damn.
R I p Patrick Swayze
And William Smith.
We just read the book and watched the movie
They don't make them how they used to
All these new movies are rushed junk
I enjoyed it especially based in older times
Pretty good movie for being made in 1983
Everytime I hear Stevie Wonder sing this song in the beginning I get really sad.
Stay Gold Ponyboy
Got to see a stream with C Thomas Howell recently and everyone was posting this.
This reminds me of 2001 in 7th grade in Jr High. 🤗
love the movie and the song!
I have a hard time reading :/
JaQai AJTFM I guess that’s one reason they make movies about books.
2:45 listen for a sec because it sounds like james charles :)
Fuck up never speak that again
Nahhh it doesnt
Stay Gold by Stevie Wonder
What was that song playing at the beginning
Stay gold by Stevie wonder
It goes to my son
0:06 rs5t horn heard in the distance
Wish you can find this version, the original you can find sounds nothing like the movie version
Does anyone know where to watch or buy the movie with the additional scenes
0:38
💝💝💝💝💝
I read this in 7th grade
Sameee
Same
So who else had to read the book and watch the movie in the 8th grade? Just me?
11th grade for me.
Same I read the book wind i was in 8th grade too
And the movie too
@@steeltownbrown52 I had the choice to do this book or a different one i chose this one bc it was more entertaining
Where's this version at?
This is the original theatrical version.
l Like Tom Cruise
Me too
Have the cast are wolverines
I never step out into the bright sunlight from the darkness of anything before putting on my ray ban wayfarers. Only dumb greasers do stuff like that.
Now to make it nightcore 😈😈