Young Guns (1988) - Are You Really Gonna Kill Billy the Kid?
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- In a tense and suspenseful scene from the Western classic Young Guns, Billy the Kid, portrayed by Emilio Estevez, and his loyal companions find themselves eavesdropping on a conversation that takes a dangerous turn. As they listen in, they hear a man brazenly discussing his plans to kill the notorious outlaw Billy the Kid. Intrigued and ever-fearless, Billy decides to confront the man directly, engaging him in a game of cat-and-mouse as he casually questions him about his murderous intentions. The unsuspecting man, unaware that he is face-to-face with the very legend he seeks to kill, unwittingly reveals his plans to Billy, setting the stage for a thrilling showdown.
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Young Guns is a fictionalized account of the early years of Billy the Kid and his involvement in the Lincoln County War of 1878. The film follows Billy, a young gunslinger taken under the wing of rancher John Tunstall, played by Terence Stamp. When Tunstall is murdered by corrupt lawmen and business rivals, Billy and his fellow ranch hands, known as the "Regulators," seek justice and revenge. Among the Regulators are Doc Scurlock (Kiefer Sutherland), Jose Chavez y Chavez (Lou Diamond Phillips), and Dick Brewer (Charlie Sheen), each with their own unique skills and personalities. As the conflict escalates and the body count rises, Billy and his friends find themselves on the run from the law and facing increasing danger at every turn. With its mix of historical figures and creative license, Young Guns is a thrilling and action-packed Western that explores the legend of Billy the Kid and the bonds of friendship and loyalty in the face of adversity.
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It's John Kinney ... *Cue Nintendo music*
Sounds like Contra lol
😂 well played
Outstanding comment!!
😹😭
Great comment!
Emilio was just the right kind of crazy to play Billy.I’ve seen loads of different films with Billy the Kid but nobody even comes close to Emilios portrayal.
Good Hollywood representation maybe. Henry McCarty was an ugly ass man with zero education. What the movie got right was, McCarty was short at 5'-7" and he wasn't dominant left-handed. Notice Emilio shot the dude with his right hand. Estevez was 26yrs old when this movie was made, McCarty was maybe 19-20 when he killed his 5th out of 8 men total. McCarty was dead by age 21. Fortunately Estevez looked young for his age.
Emilio is one of the few that has kept his wits about him
& that laugh was just perfect 👌👊
Because we knew what billy was like??
Everybody knows what Billy was like
Remember kids, never ever, give your gun to a stranger. - Smokey the Bear
super relevant today
I think that was a Smokey the "Pimp" quote, actually....
You know Smokey the bear is from Capitan new mexico which is very close to Lincoln lol
Underated comment.
He was arrogant, overconfident.. and distracted. Three things not to be when going after a killer.
One of those rare movies where they pick the perfect cast!
Such a good point.
Absolutely!
Like Tombstone
100% , Every single character just nailed it..
Very rare in a film , especially these days ..
It was a Brat Pack film.
Doc pulled out that revolver like "Well here we go again." 😆 🤣 😂
Yeah, that was a nice touch.
And then he pooped in a taco shell and ate it. Like, here we go again! Oh Doc, you silly billy gumdrops, here we go again with eating poopy tacos. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
He knew what was going to happen a good two minutes before that gunslinger did.
@@dropkickirish4449 lol wut? I like your style
@@Original-Juice I’m here to make snarky comments and chew bubblegum… and I’m all out of bubble gum.
I like to party, bro. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The tune he whistles is “the women of Ireland” …it’s also used on the Stanley Kubrick movie Barry Lyndon .
Billy the kid was the son of Irish immigrants, he also was trilingual, he spoke English , Spanish and Gaelic ..
Damn! Be n watching this movie since the early 90s and I never knew that. What great details to put in a movie
was wondering what that tune was thanks
Thank you so much! Only took 36 years to learn that!!
It's a beautiful tune. The funny part is although the lyrics are from an 18th century Irish poem, the tune was actually not composed until the late 1960s. It sounds like an 18th century tune though
Sure sounds like the theme from the movie 'Chinatown'.
I like how chavez puts his hand out to say - "come on man just ignore him" because he knows what billy is about to do - and billy pats his friends hand and keeps on walking anyway.
Thomas Callaway did a great job here, playing the cocky victim. Well played by both actors and they make the scene work beautifully.
The cocky victim was a man named Joe Grant and this scene is based on a true story (or at least an old legend). But Billy didn't unload Grant's gun, he just turned the cylinder so the next trigger pull would drop the hammer on an already empty chamber.
So, Joe Grant only pulled the trigger once, not twice, like in the movie?
@@waraubie69 Billy never gave him the chance to.
Discount Tom Selleck
I love how the rest of the crew was just kind of annoyed. Like, "really?! Damnit, Billy."
They were hoping for some R&R. For Billy, what he did was the R&R. Still, turned out they couldn't hang about anyway. But yes, they were beginning to realise that Billy was a liability.
The part with Kiefer Southerland already having his own revolver out, then reholstering with annoyance after the shoot was a nice touch.
His crew was scared shitless of him. He was a fire cracker that would shoot any person that rubbed him wrong, including his friends.
@@bazookajoe6133 That is the correct interpretation of this scene. They weren't annoyed, they realized he was a sociopath and that's why Keifer responded with "whatever you say Billy".
“ nah Doc likes me “ lol
I like how he says “if you see somebody with that description give me a whisper” and billy (emilio) whispers back “okay” as if to say “if you only knew buddy”
That was funny😆 and he was nasty hinting too he was billy the kid. The question I'm wondering and that is did the bounty hunter got annoyed by Billy or did he realize that was billy. It seems he didn't realize that was billy and took his gun out because he got annoyed but I don't know lol.
@@woodyboy6493 i think he realized it when the gun clicked empty, he may have suspected but only really knew for sure then
@@leetheflea4096 thank you for answering my question Lee. I watched scene carefully and yeah it does seem bounty hunter maybe realized that was billy when his gun was empty but while he was talking to Billy it didn't seem he suspected it was him. In my perspective the bounty hunter looked like he didn't have a clue and also it looked like he realized he made mistake by letting Billy hold his gun.
@@leetheflea4096To have pulled the trigger means he realized it was Billy. Otherwise, he would've been killing some random guy and maybe ended up on the wrong end of a rope.
if you're not sure,
you should probably have your gun out
Great movie. Rode my bicycle clear across town on a sweltering summer day to watch it. Worth it.
Yes this version of a fictionalized billy is the best. Emilio killed it, super entertaining and charismatic. Who knows how the really billy was. Probably not as funny lol
*Spoiler Alert* Have you seen Old Henry ? That is an incredible version of Billy the Kid and was probably accurate if he had lived to be an older man
@@jplonsdale7242 never heard of it but will look it up, thanks. Is it an older flick?
I heard he was a pistol.
@@capac2 No its new and its good.
@@capac2 it came out last year its an excellent Western. Unfortunately if you read my comment past the spoiler alert you already know the twist and big reveal. But they even get his wonky eye right and everything
“I see him, there he is!!” 😂😂😂
Definitely one of my most favorite scenes ever. Boy, does he look like his dad!
ye , martin sheens two boys emilio and charlie really has lines of their father .
That was his das in the mirror.
Kiefer does bear some 'semblance to Donald.
I always think the same thing whenever I see this clip. He looks almost exactly like him, especially when you’ve seen Martin Sheen as a young man in movies like Apocalypse Now.
@@zombieparrot2606 i even thought it was funny to see Martin Sheen in , 2 and a halv men playing against son Charlie , and even the good ole hart to hart , Robert wagner , they still got it .
His men just casually took out their guns, because they knew what was coming. Lol!
This is a memorable scene that just about everyone who's a Young Guns fan or even just anyone who is very a big fan of Western Movies can both recall and remember;Both really very funny and grusome! It's definately a best loved classic.
I loved this movie
It scares me how people can be "gun fans." That shouldn't be a thing.
SurvivorBri
Oh are you going to protect my family and I?
Are you going to put food on my table?
Are you going to tell me how to spend my hard earned money?
Because if you are, don’t do it over the internet.
@@SurvivorBri
You, sir, win the stupid comment of the year award.
He has the funniest laugh I've ever heard.
Hi Bob! Bye Bob!
"Best dollar-eighty I ever spent!"
@@fortis6258 If you didn't say it, I was going to. It would have been a shame if no one had
"Quit napping on the job, Bob!" 😆
Belly laughing, worthy lol.
Also it says something about us psychological should we be ashamed? Laughing at what essentially is a brutal murderer.
Hell no!
All that means is we are good gun carrying people, with brilliant like minded attitudes.
So what if we want too laugh our asses off ???? At least we are looking at the positive....
Billy: 🤠😆😄😁😂laughing hysterically.
Dam I love these movies!
Warms the soul.
In before everybody was woke and out of there goddam ticktoc minds .
Young Guns II
Billy the Kid was not left handed. That misconception was derived from a famous photo of him that was developed on a glass plate which printed images in reverse. Check the photo. In it you can see the loading gate on his Winchester is on the wrong side of the receiver.
The movie knows that but it’s obviously playing on the myth which has always been funny to me. I’m pretty sure this situation actually happened during a card game
If you watch this video you will see he isn't left handed in the movie either.
Hence the joke of seeing the kid in the mirror
That's why he even says in the movie, "I ain't left handed."
Interesting fact also. Neither was Inigo Montoya.
"That there gun killed Ed Rollins."
"Is that right?"
-- mouths "BULLSHIT!" 🤣
Who's the actor that played the dead guy?
Hey, good job, you watched and understood the scene, but thanks for explaining it anyway
@@teflonrobg Thomas Callaway I believe.
Who was Ed Rollins?
@@MrPAULONEAL He's the guy that invented google.
The Mighty Duck man, I swear to God.
I was like, "Emiiillliiioooo!"
lol night at the roxbury. Emiliooooooooo 😂
🤣
Emilio..... Stakeout films, Young Guns films.....my favourite films as a kid growing up! He is absolutely excellent!
Ducks fly together! Quack! Quack! Quack! 🦆🦆🦆
He was excellent. Great movie. Doc Holliday in Tombstone is good, too.
I really liked him in "The Breakfast Club," even though he was not the major character, as Judd Nelson wound up being.
What was that with Charlie Sheen were they played surfer garbage men…they movie was hilarious too
@@tokenblack7983 Men At Work
Another great role from Emilio Estevez.
Emiliooooooo!
Carlos Danger would've killed at this role @@Muskrat_squeezer
His laugh gets me every time
There is something funny in this scene. Each time I watch it, the moment he looks in the mirror, it's not Emilio Estevez I see, but Martin Sheen. The only moment I have this feeling...
I too Caught that, as He smiled that Shit eating Face and turned too the Bounty Hunter. By the way? Did you Count? How many times the Fellow? Dry Fired His Pistol. I believe 🤔🤔it was Three if not Four. Before Billy Fired The One Time. Through His Heart. ❤️❤️❤️ Great Scene and Excellent Movie.
Yes! I see that also. Good 👁!
Good call!
Yup.
@@robertwaid3579 In reality Tom only fired once as only one cylinder of his gun was empty, as soon as he fired that empty cylinder Billy put one through his heart.
Emilio estevez as Billy the kid. Best acting ever i think🍺
Lol, no.
@@MrCarpen7er Lol.Yes.
No..best modern western acting Val Kilmer as Doc Holliday
Yes, better than anything Brando, Olivier, or Hopkins ever did. Hands down."
One of, if not the best performance of Emilio Estevez' career
Beg to differ, good Sir.
Men at work was his greatest master piece.
He did say "one of"
@@deontaywallaceescalade never heard of it.
Absolutely. Young Guns 2 was really good too.
I liked him in That Was Then This is Now.
All I know is that after all these years it needs to be said: That woman at the bar is drop dead gorgeous, 10/10! Good lord!
I'd prefer her browner and shorter, but each to their own. She's fine, I'll give ya that.
Tru dat. I’ll bet they didn’t have those kinda hot Latina weather girl models back in the old west. Err, time to grab the tissues
@@juniorjangles7655 Nah, the little thang that Charlie married was just my speed.
I think that's Richela Renkun
10 out of 20 perhaps?
brh how they go from some hardass saloon drawdown to a goddamned 80's straight to vhs workout soundtrack?
Can’t get enough of this scene! 💪🏾
I hope Emilio won something for that portrayal of Billy the Kid, he played it so well in this movie.
The laugh is iconic, perfect mix of recklessness and mischief and just on the edge of insanity without going there.
He didn't but certainly deserved it. I have been saying this for years.
He did not because as good as it was, it was not accurate and that is one of the things that is judged. Young Guns is just using the historical characters for a very fictional take on history. Tom Blyth does an "accurate" Billy in the fictional historical take on Billy where they try to portray their fiction in an accurate setting. Both are great, for different reasons.
@@thomasjones4570that doesn’t matter. It’s strictly performance. Russell Crowe won the Oscar for “GLADIATOR”. that movie was about as historically as “YOUNG GUNS”.
@@chewy1568 There is also next to no writing about Maximus Decimus Meridius, he is merely mentioned as having been a senator and general thus making any portrayal of him open to interpretation.
Do you know why no one has Henry Fonda at the top of their list for best portrayal of Abraham Lincoln? Because, he was horrible . Did not look, act or sound like descriptions of him.
Daniel-Day Lewis won best actor for it, Sam Waterson a Tony and Walter Huston's performance from 1930 is still referred to for its historical accuracy and performance...for the very reason of my point. You win awards based on many merits and accuracy is important if anything is known about the character.
You can put on a great performance like in Young Guns, but more people are going to flock to a more accurate story and performance and this is why the Billy The Kid series has 2 awards (lead performance and cinematography) and 6 nominations and is getting a 3rd season while Young Guns only won a...western heritage award...and who has ever even heard of that?
The point is, there is good and then there is good for more reasons. Young Guns was a good film...Tombstone was a GREAT film because of its historical accuracy and accurate performances. Its OK. You can accept this. No one is saying it was a bad performance...jesus, the triggering is real.
Such a great scene! Still holds up after all this time the look on Dirty Steve’s face is priceless!
His faces throughout the whole film were hilarious. When Chavez told him he could've slit his throat many times while he slept is probably the funniest. 🤣
@@Quantum3691 yes that was priceless!
I watched this in the theater growing up with my pop. Every movie should watch a dad like this with their kid. Rip dad.
I watched 'Conan' with my father in the cinema. Both of us were truly fascinated with the movie. I was 20, he was 46.
@@dragomiruzelac2227 Those were the days.
@@anthonyadeyemi6056 My father passed away almost 2 years ago. My son is 24 and we occasionally go to the movies. Not the same feelings 'cause he mostly likes movies that cannot make a strong bond for us.
I remember me and back to the future watching my dad, those were the days!
I love the way you stated that.
Only just seen this but it’s one of the best scenes in filmography I’ve ever seen. His portrayal is brilliant, he even reminds me of a crazy person I know - the gaze and the laugh
His eyes almost twinkle with this almost insane light, I wouldn't be surprised if the real billy was just like that, it gives me chills this scene, Emilio was in his absolute prime of skills
The best part of this scene is that it actually happened, only Billy only removed one bullet which was the one that was ready to be fired. The big strong Texan only pulled his trigger once.
Sure it did 😂
Sure. Stories can be and say anything. The real life events are often far different.
so the story goes........
Just a movie Kid
TAEMAN That is what the historians say. Most historians say that he removed three rounds because the testimony of the witnesses claimed he dropped three rounds out of his hand.
"We'll call it ten, ten even, how'd that be?!" The music during the John Kinney Chase is epic!!!
"ah, billy we was just hacking you."
"Why did you kill that guy in town?"
BTK "He was hacking me."
emelio killed it in this movie and in dirty work. love this era of movies.
Repo man....
i think you meant MEN AT WORK, DIRTY WORK was with NORM MCDONALD
@@goyallucky5203: Aw don't make it sound like a beautiful, delicious, hot, juicy cocked gun.
The good news: Emilio Estevez is an actor, and didn't really kill anyone. After the scene, they all hugged and ate hoagies at the lunch table provided for the actors.
Oh thanks.
My goodness that’s a relief 😮
One of the very best movies ever made most times I can't stand sequels but even the second Young Gun's is just awesome
Agreed I found the second one better
My two most watched movies
Love how he just casually raises his gun while the other guy is panicking lol
A timeless classic. Cant get any better than that.
"Doc, how many does that make? 25?" "5." "Call it ten." "Whatever you say." Keifer, who casually had his gun out of its holster in case things went south, doing such a great job, just as he will with Emilio's brother in 3 musketeers later.
This is such an underrated classic. Pals.
Great scene, Emilio was perfect in this role.
This is one of the best scenes in any movie. It’s haunted me since I was a kid.
You don’t watch a lot of movies do you?
@@cry_now_laugh_later you don’t have a lot of friends do you?
@@MrJimibones no I don’t
@@MrJimibones will you be my friend?
@@hakuna.matata0123 we'll have to wait for part 3 to find out.
Nothing dates a movie like the music.
Yeah the scene seemed smooth and it felt right, just like a western hole in the wall bar. Then all of a sudden that music kicked in and made me laugh haha, so out of place.
I had a copy of this movie on a VHS tape back in 89 that me and a coworker watched almost daily on breaks at Lowe's. That was before Lowe's became a "Chain - Business" Store. Store #50.
I never understood why this dude didn't think Emilio could be the kid.
Billy didn’t look intimidating
@@uno4606 A good-looking kid who dresses like a dandy “intimidating”? The blonde bloke doesn’t know who the hell to look for.
@@uno4606exactly, he probably had an image in his head and was too stupid to not pick up on clues. I've read what actually happened and the bounty hunter was the real deal and well respected. Usually these guys would walk into talk and on reputation alone would get tips of people looking to get into their favour. Billy on the other hand was totally immersed and loved by the Mexican community and nobody was going to run up and taddle on him for anyone let alone an outsider.
This scene played out pretty much how it happened here, except over a game of cards.
Wouldn’t it been funny if Estevez started whistling “Colonel Bogey”, the whistle tune from “The Breakfast Club”?😃
Hitler has only got one ball!
“Hey! I see him! Right there….right there….don’t you see him!?”
Omg…..🤣….followed by the lower pinched whistle when he found out that Billy took his bullets out…..
"Hey! I see him, right there dont you see him." 😂
Always loved this scene, I like it when Billy's looking in the mirror "hey I see him". I haven't watched YG in a while, i need to rewatch both of them.
Young Guns 2 is one of the few sequels that surpasses the original.
And Terminator 2
@@danscheckler5357 many say that, and understandably why, but I respectfully disagree. The horror tone, Kyle Reese, and Arnold as the villain will always make me prefer the original.
Great scene. It never gets old and will always be great!
Emilio was so awesome at portraying Billy the Kid...waiting for YG3 🤠
"ARE YOU REALLY GONNA KILL BILLY THE KID?"
"Is there sumpin' you wanna say?"
"YOU'RE SITTIN' IN MY CHAIR."
"Is that a fact?"
"THAT'S A FACT."
Never seen this, gonna watch it tonight.
"Lou Diamond Phillips revealed that Sean Penn was originally offered the role of Billy, and Patrick Swayze was offered the role of Dick Brewer. Due to legal troubles at the time, Penn wasn't able to accept the role. Swayze wasn't interested in doing an ensemble movie, as he had done several movies with the Brat Pack and he was trying to get away from that."
Swayze would've been great. Penn would've been very good- but very different. Emilio & Swayze would've been great together.
He keeps whistlin' 😂
love how Doc hated his guts but still has his back and is ready in case billy gets into trouble thats what you call a pal
What a great movie this was, all those young actors, ready to become stars,, (No doubt Billy the kid was a nutter)
Young Guns and it's sequel are the most underrated westerns in film history.
I find the sequel to be the more enjoyable of the two
Everyone that saw them love them. Should they have won 10 Oscars each or what?
Great movies agree! Check out "the long riders" and "the outlaw joesey wales"
Perhaps the corny 80s music dated them too much.
@@Revelian1982 very possible
I had forgotten how great this movie is!
One of my favorite All Time Movies Old School Dirty!
This MOVIE was just AWESOME !!!!! The whole cast was to the T
Yea and bon jovis greatest song ever
At 2:43 Kiefer is holding his cigarette in a modern, effete and actorly way, not how an Old Western gunslinger like Scurlock would smoke.
My favorite scene in both movies!!!
Reactions of Billy compared the others after he shoots that guy.
Epic!!
Both this and the sequel still hold up..
The crazy thing is most of these scenes are based on actually real events from the life of Billy the Kid.
I don't think so
They're based on folk tales about Billy the Kid, much like the many tales of Davey Crockett.
The real crazy thing is that when my dad goes to work me and my mom fool around.
@@jplonsdale7242 You'd be wrong. You should read history, and a LOT of newspapers, before saying you do or don't think anything. Most of these scenes are taken straight out of history books and newspapers, along with testimony from those who knew Billy. Except for the lefthanded part. Those who knew him always said he was righthanded, but "experts" looked at a reversed negative, and didn't believe them. Now we know better.
@@DasKrug No, they aren't. You shouldn't make comments when you obviously haven't read newspapers of trhe time, or first hand accounts from those who knew him.
I loved this movie. Watched it on VHS. 🤣 Damn I'm old. 🤣🍺
I remember seeing it in a theater so i am right there with you
"see the size of that chicken" 😂😂😂😂
class movie
Need to watch these again.
Great movie, great soundtrack, great actors….
3:22 Does that TOTALLY 80s music really play during this part of the movie???
This and Tombstone are the two best westerns ever
Comparing this parody to 'Tombstone'?
By some historical accounts Billy the Kid really was an asshole. Emilio played him to type. However, the bounty hunter did die stupid. Strangers should never touch any of your weapons.
Historical accounts also say that Billy was a gentleman, well spoken, and generous. Even said by those that hated him most. The judge in Lincoln county stated that Billy was the most respectful person to have ever entered his court. So who knows
I can't remember Billy being as good looking as Emilio. Didn't Billy have that medical condition that makes one eye go in weird directions
Show me one of those accounts. I've read accounts written by those who knew him, and newspaper account from aqll over the place. Not ONCE did anyone say he was anything but a kind.
I'd say historical records indicate he was generally liked. They also indicate he was a sociopath. But, there are lots of likable sociopaths out there.
@@ralphholiman7401 what do you think a sociopath is?
Borderline classic. I'm watching the TV series now. He does the same thing with the bullets in the TV show.
Funny how the classics are the only movies that aren't being remade.
There's a show?
Wait there was a tv show?
@@captinundies6049 yes and its just called "billy the kid"
@@gamepoy5056 yeah snd it's not woke or radical feminist either. If you haven't seen this film yet check out old henry
Emilio's laugh was the best.
This is one of my favorite scenes of the Young Guns movies!
Can't remember exactly when this movie came out but I was either in my late teens or early twenties. It was just really good fun and the ideal movie to watch with a group of... pals.
Movies like that are always best watched alone, without testosterone filled wankers talking crap
@@coldthrills5150 I'm sorry that your friends are a group of testosterone filled wankers. My mates were just a bunch of guys who liked having a laugh. Nobody was particularly macho.
Was there another reason why you would want to watch it alone? Not judging, mind.
@@coldthrills5150 Get better pals.
i think it came out in 88 based on the text at the bottom of the scene
Dammit that scene never gets old👍🏼
Amongst my list of Favorites. Great new young then Actors. Have not seen this in a good 4 years. Sounds like a line up for the weekend
The music at the end gets me everytime 😂😂😂
Modern Music kills period pieces.
How old are you
The bounty hunter looks like a young, Sam Neil...
Great shout I thought he looked familiar
That is Sam Neil
Is it really Sam Neill?
LOL the music at the end of the clip caught me off guard
Emilio did a decent job whistling "Mna na h Eireann".
Bhi so go hÁlainn freisin, bhí an Seanmhathar ag Emilio as Contae Thiobraid Árann.
@@Karl_with_a_K - Nil moran Gaeilge agam. Cé gur mhaith liom a rinne mé. ;)
@@williamdaliege1016 what language are you speaking?
@@ispartacus1337 It's Irish.
@@mrshankly213 Emilio Estevez speaks Irish? I thought his family was Hispanic?
I usually reference Emilio’s performance in this movie anytime I watch documentaries or biographies on Billy the kid - that’s how likable and lasting his performance was.
Loved Emilio in those films and didn't know what he was up to these days. Only 2 films since 2010 but I see due in 2022 Young Guns 3. Having looked at a few articles it seems it's in the works.
Nothing better than a mixture of eighties and westerns
Shout out to the guy on the banjo 🪕 killin it 👍🏼
I have seen this movie at least five times now I want to watch it again lol
I think I have seen this over 50 times since 1990. One of my fave films of all times.
This scene, on its own, makes an amazing short.
This was one of greatest scenes of all time on VHS this was a constant rewind
Might be a good idea to know who ur looking for actually looks like
Apparently he did, or at least he knew he was a young fellow who looked decent enough for the ladies. I think it came down to him thinking he'd never actually have an encounter with Billy, and when the time came he couldn't believe it was him.
Also, maybe don't brag about taking a bounty before you've actually done it.
@@FH-cn3mg He wanted to sleep with that lady. She might've been in on that con lol.
What a great scene!
I grew up in Southern NM Lincoln Co where BTK ran around. This area is quite possiblly one of the most gorgeous places in USA - the Bonito Valley. We love these movies and spent our childhood walkin the places where BTK rode
Lesson one. Never let a stranger touch you fire arm.
This was the best movie back then. I was so young. I remember when Bonjovi was young and this sound track was everywhere. What an awesome song. I loved those lyrics.
Young Guns II Soundtrack. Blaze of Glory
Sam Neill sure looks different with that huge mustache 😄.
I did not realize that was him!
The bounty hunter is portrayed by Thomas Calloway.
That ain’t Sam Neil…. But you did have me going there for a minute. Good one!🤠👏👏👏
@@mcqueenfanman you’re right! My mistake. He sure looks and sounds like Sam 😀.