@@daviddarko5837 From what I've seen, they're calling it Young Guns 3: Alias Billy the Kid. That title leans toward it being about Brushy Bill Roberts. The guy that claimed to be The Kid and there was a book written about him with that same name.
@@donaldseale2700 Well see now, that works. That would be interesting. The only way I could see other cast members appearing are through flashbacks. With deepfakes and all, that could work.
Yes, I was just thinking about The Sting when they were watching Jaws, because Robert Shaw (Quint) is in The Sting. He's also a SMERSH agent in the second James Bond movie, "From Russia with Love."
In "Regulate' not only did he use this opening he also used Michael McDonald's "I Keep Forgetting " for the sample on the beat. I always thought it was funny that a gangster rapper used quotes from a western movie and the beat from a yacht rock song to make a classic.
Historians said that Pat Garrett being Billy's friend was completely unrealistic. At that was almost 35 years ago. Then 5 years ago a picture was found with Billy & Crew.....Pat was in the picture. Making Young Guns 2 a lot more plausible.
Not much has changed since the old western time unfortunately ex gang members becoming police officers and doing favors for their friends who are still in the gang just like Pat and Billy
@darkhistory1436 Knowing that nobody but Pat & some locals who liked Billy identified the body, and Pat & Billy were friends, Brushy Billys Roberts story is a lot more plausible than Billy being shot in the back by one of his closest friends who was part of his gang.
@@sonnystatonoh grow up will you. This is the wild west. Not a silly lovey dovey hallmark reality. In reality most people are Murdered and killed by someone they know for money and most times it is in the back. That's just a fact of HUMAN HISTORY in most countries. Also Brushy Bill Roberts was EXPOSED as a LIAR by his OWN daughter who said her Dad (Brushy Bil) would have only been 5 years old at the time of the Lincoln County wars. Now Billy was young . . . . But he was not a pre school child for one. Secondly Brushy Bill Roberts tried to claim he was Jessie James before he claimed he was Billy the Kid in order to make money selling his story. That is nothing more than a con artist and a charlatan who uses common knowledge and insider information from people to further his lies. You sound very easily lead. I have a bridge for sale if your interested..
Actually, Martin Sheen’s father is a Spanish immigrant, and his mother an Irish immigrant. Martin felt he faced racism early on in his career for work because of his official name, so he went by Martin Sheen professionally. You are correct that Emilio (and their sister, Renee) uses his official name professionally, while Charlie followed Martin’s example for his professional name (except in the movie Machete Kills, where he is credited as Carlos Estevez)
31:42 - That phrase, "There's many a slip 'twixt the cup and a lip", implies that even when a good outcome or conclusion seems certain, things can still go wrong. It's similar to the phrase, "Don't count your chickens before they hatch". Perhaps even akin to ' Murphy's Law" (anything that can go wrong will go wrong). Another way of saying the phrase would be, "Many thing fall between the cup and the mouth". Haha, like you're about to drink a nice cold mug of beer, and just before you put it to your lip, a bug flies right into it, and you swallow that bug. Nothing is as certain as it seems. I think y'all get the point. 😉
@@lydallyazzie - Do your research pally.., actually YOU are incorrect. It does not mean what you think it should mean, because that's what you desire it to mean, but what I initially described in my comment is in fact the historical meaning of the term.
Lou Diamond Phillips went to one of the local high schools around here. He came back here to do a speaking engagement and was staying at a hotel in my town, and they arrested him on a DUI a couple of years ago. I'm not sure, but I think they eventually dropped the charges. Small town hospitality for ya. Lol.
A few notable young actors here. Charlie Sheen at this time was probably best known for his role in "Platoon," though he'd also been in "Red Dawn" and "Wall Street." Lou Diamond Phillips for in "La Bamba" (early rock bio). Emilio Estevez for "The Outsiders" and "The Breakfast Club," and later on "The Mighty Ducks." And Kiefer Sutherland was known for "The Lost Boys." Martin Sheen is the famous actor father of Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez. Donald Sutherland is the famous actor father of Kiefer Sutherland.
@Exor840 nah, you just complain a lot and were too dumb to get the deeper points in film for the era. You got random rhetoric about commies in your youtube bio lol this trash controls you, get a life and be happy like everyone else lol
The actor Lou Diamond Phillips playing the part of the “Navajo” is the actor that plays the part of Richie Vallens in the movie “La Bomba” !! Great movie!!
Billy "Hey Pepin i see you got Charlie Crawford down there with ya" Pepin " Yeah we got a whole lot of ..." BAM !!! Pepin " OMG ... DAMN" Billy "Hey Pepin ... Charlie Crawford ain't with you anymore" 😁😁😁
I was working as a truck driver once upon a time, and drove past the John Tunstall murder site, and started geeking out. My co-driver didn't know why I was so excited. I was like, "John Tunstall, the Lincoln County War, Young Guns, Billy the Kid? Don't you know anything?" Sucked I was working, and didn't get to look around
FINALLY you have Young Guns. So now you will have to watch Young Guns 2 which is what the song Blaze of Glory by John Bon Jovi is from that reacted to earlier this year. You were curious about the video having movie clips. After you watch part 2 it will have come full circle. Have a great weekend. 👍🤞
Fun fact . Bon jovi has a cameo appearance but he is disguised. When chavez and doc escape the pit and the rest start to escape there is a guard who gets hit by the prisoners and only appears for a few seconds. Its bon jovi in disguise playing an extra cause he was on set that day. And tom cruise is an extra in this movie. One of Murphy’s men shooting at the house during the siege scene.
A few things guys. The Sheen's family name is actually Estevez. Charlie and Emilio are brothers. Their dad is actor Martin Sheen. He changed his name for professional reasons. Charlie used the new name and Emilio used the original. Emilio was the jock in Breakfast Club and the Ducks coach. The guy Billy killed in the bar - Billy asked to touch the guys gun so he could empty it. Charlie did go to see a special lady. While he married a young Mexican woman the woman he asked to just hold him is believed to have been his mother. She didn't know he was her son. It is believed widely by many that Pat Garrett felt so guilty about his betrayal that he simply told people that he killed Billy so nobody would keep searching for the kid, but let Billy escape. The legend is that it was Billy himself who carved Pals on the headstone, and that he lived to be an old man. Oh and it is said that Billy was not left-handed. That story got started because one of the few photos of him with a gun got reversed in printing and made him appear to be a lefty. There are so many great westerns. Try some John Wayne classics. The Cowboys, The Shootist, McClintock, Rio Bravo and maybe Big Jake. Oh and if you watch Wayne's movie Chisum you will get more of Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett too. One of the great westerns of all time as well is one called The Magnificent Seven. Great cast and story!!
Big Jake is surprisingly violent. McClintock is a very un-PC comedy. And I’m surprised you didn’t mention the original True Grit with Wayne, Glen Campbell, and Kim Darby.
3 fantastic Westerns: "Man from Snowy River" is exceptional, "Silverado" with a very young Kevin Costner and Danny Glover is hilarious, an "Pale Rider" is a Clint Eastwood underrated classic. You both will love them all.
@@jeromysmith2486 Pale Rider is actually pretty much a remake of Shane (Starring Alan Ladd, 1952) with a few character changes, also with elements of High Plains Drifter (Starring Clint Eastwood, 1973).
Just so you know that line Charley said while billy pointed the gun at him from between 2:40-2:56 Warren G - Regulate ft. Nate Dogg. Used that line too in the very beginning of the song... Regulators "We regulate any stealin' of his property We’re damn good too But you can’t be any geek off the street You gotta be handy with the steel, if you know what I mean Earn your keep Regulators, mount up"....
The cast in Young Guns was a mix of new stars at the time, and veteran stars: - Emilio Estevez (Billy the Kid) - The Breakfast Club, The Mighty Ducks Trilogy - Kiefer Sutherland (Doc Scurlock) - The Lost Boys, Stand By Me, 24 - Lou Diamond Phillips (Chavez) - La Bamba, Longmire - Charlie Sheen (Dick Brewer) - Platoon, Wall Street, Two and a Half Men - Dermot Mulroney (Dirty Steve) - My Best Friend’s Wedding - Casey Siemasko (Charlie Bowdre) - Three o’clock High, Back to the Future Parts 1 & 2 (as 3-D) - Terry Quinn (Alex McSween) - The Stepfather, Tombstone, Lost - Jack Palance (L.G. Murphy) - Batman, Tango & Cash, City Slickers 1 & 2. - Terence Stamp (John Tunstall) - Best known for General Zod in Superman: The Movie and Superman II. Also starred in Wall Street, Alien Nation, and The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. I hope that you’ll check out the sequel; featuring Jon Bon Jovi’s hit “Blaze of Glory” (I think you reacted to it on your music channel).
Another famous actor Brian Keith (Buckshot Roberts} the Bounty hunter that killed Dick. He played the father in the 1960's show "A Family Affair" and played Sally Fields stuntman father in the movie "Hooper"
I have a house in Lincoln county. Ruidoso is about where Tunstall died and Lincoln is just almost exactly as it was back then. Courthouse, bullet holes. McSween ruins..different buildings that part 2 mentions. It’s so cool. All the memorabilia. He isn’t a villain.
Apparently, Tom was visiting the set because he became friends with Emilio when they were filming The Outsiders 5 years earlier. He asked to be in a scene and the director agreed and sent him to wardrobe. It's too bad that he's so hard to recognize and it's, literally, a blink and you'll miss it moment, but I suppose that it might've been distracting if he had been recognizable because he was already a pretty big star after Top Gun a few years earlier.
31:42 'There's many a slip betwixt a cup and a lip.' yeah, always remembered that line from this movie. It's an old saying about how plans can go wrong before a thing is done. Billy is saying they have a long way to go before they are going to ever get caught and hanged.
FYI, Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez are brothers and sons of famous actor Martin Sheen. Estevez is their real last name. Since back in the day many actors had stage names Martin took Sheen and Charlie (Carlos) took dads stage name, whereas Emilio kept his true last name. And, yes, Emilio was the coach on Mighty Ducks.
Emilio and Charlie are brothers in real life. Emilio was in Breakfast Club. So many young actors that are superstars now! Emilio's character is Billy The Kid.
Emilio Estevez and Charles Sheen are brothers in real life. Estevez is the family name. Their father changed his name to Martin sheen when he started acting. Charlie took his fathers acting name
Another FUN FACT: They are working on "Young Guns 3 : Alias Billy the Kid" .. it's in pre-production right now. Emilio is writing/directing it and staring in it as well as Lou Diamond Phillips (Chavez) and another person returning (From Young Guns 2 Christian Slater) .. So yeah.. Hope you watch Young Guns 2.. it's also great!!
7:44 - This actor here (Terry O'Quinn) playing Alex McSween, is in a super good crime/horror film from the late 80s called, "The Stepfather". His performance in that film was superb, and chilling. A must see!!
Since Charley was Amber's favorite character, I can report that the actor who played him(Casey Siezsmeko) started in a worth watching 1980's movie called "3 O'clock High". Teen movie, with Richard Tyson. The baddie from "Kindergarten Cop".
This film covers a lot of actual history - how Mr. Tunstall (an Englishman) provided home and lodging for runaway boys, how the rivalry between his operation and Murphy's lead to Tunstall's ambush, the boys were deputized to arrest the murderers and began a process of revenge against Murphy. That was the beginning of the short career of Billy the Kid. Several other members of the Regulators are based on real people, as is the lawyer and his wife who attempt to support Tunstall. Even the gun battles and who was killed at each are based on historic reports - who was killed, and where it happened. The more one knows about the life of William H. Bonney (Billy the Kid), the more you can admire about the screenplay, which really stuck closely to the history.
I liked how they kept McCloskey’s motivations ambiguous, because all we have to go on were The Regulators’ testimony. A lot of history to squeeze into a 90 minute film, but they did a wicked good job with it
They did leave out how Brady stole Billy’s beloved Winchester, and got shot recovering it during the incident. Glad they included the bounty hunter story, though
This was filmed in New Mexico where I live. Quite a few of our local cowboys played extras during the filming. The ugly horses were provided by a horse trader that lived in my town. I was watching this with my husband one night and commented 'I wonder where they got all these ugly horses.' Then I was like, 'Never mind. I know where they came from.'
Another good western is Open Range. If you’re interested in western comedies, City Slickers 1 & 2 are really good & so is The Cowboy Way which also has Keifer Sutherland in it.
I was born and raised in Roswell NM and one of our field trips in elementary school was to Lincoln and we got to see the jail where Billy the Kid escaped and it still had stains on the wall. We also got to see the Chisum ranch.. you definitely should watch young guns 2!
They lingered on Billy meeting Pat Garrett at the dance early on because most people knew, at the time of this movie, that Garrett would eventually be the one to kill Billy the Kid (in real life). Btw... you saw Billy the Kid in another movie... Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.
There are two gravesites for Billy the Kid. One is in Ft Sumner, New Mexico. That is where the man that was killed by Pat Garrett is buried. There's also a grave in Hamilton, Texas of a man named Brushy Bill Roberts. He died in 1950 at the age of 71. He claimed to be Billy the Kid. He said that Pat Garrett let him go (they were supposedly friends at some point) and passed the body of someone else off as Billy the Kid to claim the $500 reward. It was never proven that Brushy Bill was in fact Billy the Kid though.
@@marvel7146 Interesting, but this movie was pre-internet, so people only had 1 or 2 versions of history, depending on how many people they heard it from. 😁
@@clh35 Yes I know the movie was pre-internet. I saw this movie in the theater when it came out when I was a teenager. I grew up in a small town, so the theater was full of friends from school. Good times. The 80's were great.
There are survival myths concerning several notorious outlaws of this period and later. Billy the Kid and Jesse James are both rumored to have actually lived to a ripe old age. John Dillinger can also be added to this list, along with a Robin Hood like bootlegger and gangster who is famous (infamous) in my area of Southern Illinois, Charlie Birger. And who's to say the stories aren't true in some cases if not all. It wouldn't have been all that hard to do back in those days. Even law enforcement was often sympathetic to or under the influence of these men. In the case of Charlie Birger, because of death threats from a rival gang, led by the Shelton Brothers, he was allowed to keep a fully loaded Thompson machine gun in his cell during his stay in jail awaiting his date with the gallows. He promised the sherriff he wouldn't try to escape, and everyone knew Charlie Birger's word was gold. This was in 1928. Please, do watch Young Guns 2. For more on Jesse James there are The Long Riders and The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. Public Enemies is a good look into the Great Depression era criminals with Johnny Depp as John Dillinger.
@@jackbrooks5487 Yep, I don't doubt any of it, nor do I necessarily believe any of it. It's a fascinating period of history that makes for some great stories. I'm just saying that the widely accepted truth among the general public going into this movie was that Garrett took him down.
Young Guns and Young Guns 2 are classic 80s westerns. They are coming out with Young Guns 3, but I think they need to call it Old Guns, this late in the game. 😂
This movie was based on the real life historic Lincoln County War in New Mexico in the 1870's. A lot of the characters were real life people who were involved in the conflict. Young Guns 2 picks up the story with an interesting story involving the possibility Billy the Kid was not killed in the way history books say it occurred.
@@ToniMcGinty Oh I was agreeing with you... it's weird that he didn't mention the song, especially when he added "mount up" after the old guy yelled "regulators." Maybe it was just a subconscious call and response thing lol.
ROB SQUAD, AMBER you said the Indian guy was your favorite so far early in the reaction and the actor is Lou Diamond Phillips! He also played the starring role in the movie "La Bamba" about the life of Ritchie Valens!! Please react to "La Bamba" at some point!!!❤❤
The open plains, where freedom reigns. But challenge and danger remains. "I'm a poet." Also, when Billy kills mclusky, then pulls his hand away in disgust before the second shot resonates with me.
One of my all time favorite movies and westerns. I never get tired of watching it. Part 2 is also a great film. A little fact for you guys, the guy that gets shot 43:23 is actually Tom Cruise. Another fun fact the monologue that Charlie says at 2:39 was used as the intro to Warren G's song "Regulate".
32:10 It's not said in the movie itself, but Casey Siemaszko (Charlie) said during an audio commentary of this movie that the scene between him and the Prostitute was supposed to longer and that he revealed to the guys in a deleted scene that she was actually his mother that had given him up as a child.
Jack Palance as the bad guy Murphy got his first Oscar nomination 40 years before he finally won for City Slickers. Billy Crystal co-starred in that and presented him with the award. He went up on stage and did some one handed push-ups saying he was keeping up with the young ones. Y'all would enjoy the heck out of City Slickers a comedy western. For a good old John Wayne movie I recommend The Cowboys. ❤❤
Jack Palance plays a great bad guy . In the western Shane (one of the great westerns), he plays a vicious gunfighter -a hired killer. The movie is seen through the eyes of a 10-year-old boy
8:43 That's John Wayne's son Patrick Wayne playing Pat Garrett. You can also see him act alongside his Dad in the 1968 film the Green Berets. AND! Patrick Wayne's son is the famous Bounty Hunter under the helmet- the Mandalorian!! If you watch the Mandalorian, he purposefully adopts his grandfather's famous cowboy strut.
Love this movie! I have this on Blu Ray, the 35th Anniversary Edition from LionsGate. Historians have said that this is the most accurate portrait of Billy The Kid.
The opening credits with the cast looking at the camera and smiling is that of the original teaser trailer to the movie that made its debut in March 1988, a week after production had wrapped.
Movie takes place in New Mexico, and was filmed here, too. Billy the Kid is a real folk hero, there's a museum and more places detailing his life here.
Keifer Sutherlands best role to me was when he played in 24. I don't think you react to TV shows but Jay, 24 is a must watch for you. The suspense, twists and turns and overall quality of that show is insane. Even if you don't react to it, I highly recommend giving it a watch.
Sir Jay and Lady Amber, Charlie Sheen( Carlos Irwin Estèvez ) and Emillio Estevez ( was married to Paula Abdul) co stared in 1984 "MEN AT WORK" Charlie co- stared with Martin Sheen in 1987 "WALL STREET ". (Martin was born Ramón Antonio Gerardo Estévez). During the gunfight at the end, watch carefully, and you'll see Tom Cruise. And Patrick Wayne son of John.
Today is Secretary Appreciation Day and what better movie to suggest for your next reaction than "9 to 5" starring three iconic actresses, Jane Fonda, Dolly Parton and Lily Tomlin. The best office movie, ever!
I was born and raised about an hour from the town of Lincoln. This is a great movie, but not the most historically accurate. John Tunstell wasn't old, for example. However, before New Mexico acheived statehood, it was run by a bunch of corrupt men known as The Santa Fe ring. Murphy had them in his pocket, and Tunstall had the nerve to try and compete. Now, check out Young Guns 2. It continues Billy's story. And raises the old question of whether or not Pat Garrett really killed him. Billy the Kid is our Elvis or Tupac in NM.
The dance scene, when Billy meets Pat Garrett, Garrett, is played by Patrick Wayne, John Wayne's oldest son, so, the Duke, has a small connection to this film
I just recently learned that this movie is historically accurate for the most part. The events in the movie actually happened. Billy killing the guy he thought was a traitor, them getting deputized, the national guard showing up to take them down
Not even close really. Just a few actual facts sprinkled in with a LOT of Hollywood story. Doc lived till he was 80 years old. Chavez went to jail then moved to CA. Brian Kieths character actually had been trying to surrender and was working with the regulators to turn himself in. Young Guns 2 shot down ANY credibility with historians.
I’m not sure where you get that Far more deaths in the Hollywood version Just an example Lawrence Murphy died of cancer not by being shot by Billy According to history Billy shot 21 men in his life Only 3 died
The story of Billy the Kid is just touched on in this movie. If you are very interested in old west history and Billy the Kid, see Chisum (starring John Wayne) and then travel to Fort Sumner New Mexico (Billy's grave) and then go south to Lincoln. There you will see the Courthouse that Billy shot his way out of (you can still see the bullet holes in the walls). Capitan is close by. Capitan has the Smokey the Bear museum (Smokey survived a forest fire, became the object of safe camping "Only you can prevent forest fires" and lived out his days in the National Zoo in Washington DC). While you are in the area, go to Roswell and see the UFO museum (the 1947 UFO crash happened north of Roswell).
Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez are brothers. Lou Diamond Phillips who played Chavez also plays Richie Valens in LA Bamba. Great movie.Dermot Mulroney played Dirty Steve and is in the movie, My Best Friend's Wedding among others. Great cast
34:55 This story takes place entirely in New Mexico, per the historical events surrounding the Lincoln County War from 1878 to July 14, 1881 (the date when Billy the Kid was killed by Sheriff Pat Garrett at Fort Sumner in New Mexico).
Young Guns was a lot of fun! The scene where Billy turns his back to Pat Garrett, it was a brilliant scene because Billy The Kid was shot in the back and killed by Pat Garrett.
You might want to try some older westerns such as “The Magnificent Seven” 1960 This is the original version of a lot of great stars one of the greatest theme songs of all time!!!! It was based on the Japanese film the Seven Samurai. Stars Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson and many more!!!! Great western!!!!! And “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance” 1962 Super GREAT cast!!!!! There was a song done by Gene Pitney of the same name you may want to check out. It was supposed to be for the movie, but they got it done too late. If you happen to hear the song first it mentions two shots rang out one shot made Liberty fall and after you see the film, you will understand why. Or “Destry Rides Again”1939 a western B&W with Jimmy Steward and Marlene Dietrich
@@kendixon7118 Yes, I thought about listing that one too as "The Great Escape" had McQueen, Bronson and James Coburn all from "The Magnificent Seven" And a great movie it is indeed!!!! And what I think is interesting is that when McQueen escapes on a motorcycle he is also one of the pursuing Germans on a motorcycle!
@@paulpeacock1181 Yes, I just didn't list anybody, but a true all star cast!!!! Not only the big stars but it is packed with so many well known character actors as well. Virtually anybody who had a speaking part was either a star, well known character actor or would become famous. And I forgot to mention it was in B&W
I loved this movie when it came out. Posse is a great black western. Emilio and Charlie are brothers the sons of actor Martin Sheen. Martin changed his Hispanic last name to Sheen. One son kept it and the other changed his to the same as his dad’s. 3 great actors!
Besides Coming to America, have they reacted to any movies produced or directed by black people? Even that movie wasn't directed by a black person. It's about time they checked out a Spike Lee joint.
Emilio Estevez played Billy the Kid and yes, he was in The Breakfast Club as the jock kid (wrestler). Chavez was played by Lou Diamond Philips, who played Ritchie Valens in a movie biopic about Ritchie's life, and Keifer (blonde guy) was in Lost Boys and in Stand By Me. He's been in a ton of movies. Charlie Sheen and Emilio are brothers in real life, with the real last name of Estevez. Sheen is a screen name.
The Estevez family, father is Martin (Estevez) Sheen and his sons are Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen. Emilio is the only one that stuck with the Spanish name. They all had great movies and were successful.
You MUST watch 'Young Guns II' to finish the story of Billy the Kid. It's one of those instances where the sequel is even better. And much of this is based is adapted from real events. BTW, stars Emilo Estevez and Charlie Sheen are real life brothers.
Emilio Estevez's laugh should have won an Oscar.
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Billy got the ending he wanted. He was and is remembered for all time. Just like Doc Holliday and Jesse James, we will always remember Billy the Kid.
Speaking of Doc check out Tombstone and Wyatt 2 movies about the same thing but different time-line about the ok corral
@@addamcarroll2395 they did tombstone and loved it.
Had the gal crying, and yelling for them to kill ike! 😂
There is a part 2. It’s super important to finish it. Please watch part 2
They should have reacted by now. Don't they read the comments ? Never seen one acknowledge to anyone from these two.
My favorite part about people seeing this movie for the first time is that moment when they finally realize that Billy is THAT Billy.
Do you mean Old Henry ?
Young Gun 2 next? So many great actors in there early acting careers. 👏👏
I just saw recently that a 3rd Young Guns has been greenlit.
@@donaldseale2700 I don't know how they are doing a 3rd after all this time but I'll give it a "shot". Hope it's good.
@@daviddarko5837 From what I've seen, they're calling it Young Guns 3: Alias Billy the Kid. That title leans toward it being about Brushy Bill Roberts. The guy that claimed to be The Kid and there was a book written about him with that same name.
@@donaldseale2700 Well see now, that works. That would be interesting. The only way I could see other cast members appearing are through flashbacks. With deepfakes and all, that could work.
Let's go! Young Guns 2! Come on Billy!
You need to watch Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid. Brilliant movie. The chemistry between Robert Redford & Paul Newman is stellar.
Paul and Robert were also in the movie called The Sting(1973 best picture winner)
Yes, I was just thinking about The Sting when they were watching Jaws, because Robert Shaw (Quint) is in The Sting. He's also a SMERSH agent in the second James Bond movie, "From Russia with Love."
Warren G using Charlie's intro for "Regulators" is so epic
One of my favorite movies
In "Regulate' not only did he use this opening he also used Michael McDonald's "I Keep Forgetting " for the sample on the beat. I always thought it was funny that a gangster rapper used quotes from a western movie and the beat from a yacht rock song to make a classic.
Historians said that Pat Garrett being Billy's friend was completely unrealistic. At that was almost 35 years ago. Then 5 years ago a picture was found with Billy & Crew.....Pat was in the picture. Making Young Guns 2 a lot more plausible.
Not much has changed since the old western time unfortunately ex gang members becoming police officers and doing favors for their friends who are still in the gang just like Pat and Billy
That really makes me happy, knowing Pat and Billy really were friends. So maybe, just maybe, he did let him escape
@darkhistory1436 Knowing that nobody but Pat & some locals who liked Billy identified the body, and Pat & Billy were friends, Brushy Billys Roberts story is a lot more plausible than Billy being shot in the back by one of his closest friends who was part of his gang.
@sonnystaton That's a very good point. Personally I'm gonna believe Brushy Bill and think that Billy kept on riding those wild plains
@@sonnystatonoh grow up will you.
This is the wild west.
Not a silly lovey dovey hallmark reality.
In reality most people are Murdered and killed by someone they know for money and most times it is in the back.
That's just a fact of HUMAN HISTORY in most countries.
Also Brushy Bill Roberts was EXPOSED as a LIAR by his OWN daughter who said her Dad (Brushy Bil) would have only been 5 years old at the time of the Lincoln County wars.
Now Billy was young . . . . But he was not a pre school child for one.
Secondly Brushy Bill Roberts tried to claim he was Jessie James before he claimed he was Billy the Kid in order to make money selling his story.
That is nothing more than a con artist and a charlatan who uses common knowledge and insider information from people to further his lies.
You sound very easily lead.
I have a bridge for sale if your interested..
Just wanted to let you know that Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen are brothers in case you weren’t aware of that
And the actor Martin Sheen is their father. Estevez decided to use their original family name. All three are Cuban-Americans.
Actually, Martin Sheen’s father is a Spanish immigrant, and his mother an Irish immigrant. Martin felt he faced racism early on in his career for work because of his official name, so he went by Martin Sheen professionally. You are correct that Emilio (and their sister, Renee) uses his official name professionally, while Charlie followed Martin’s example for his professional name (except in the movie Machete Kills, where he is credited as Carlos Estevez)
Emilio sounds like his dad so many times in this film.
Also you can see them both together in the Movie "Men at Work".
@@twalrus1No, they're American Cubans! 😉
31:42 - That phrase, "There's many a slip 'twixt the cup and a lip", implies that even when a good outcome or conclusion seems certain, things can still go wrong. It's similar to the phrase, "Don't count your chickens before they hatch". Perhaps even akin to ' Murphy's Law" (anything that can go wrong will go wrong). Another way of saying the phrase would be, "Many thing fall between the cup and the mouth". Haha, like you're about to drink a nice cold mug of beer, and just before you put it to your lip, a bug flies right into it, and you swallow that bug. Nothing is as certain as it seems. I think y'all get the point. 😉
that's totally wrong..lol..it means.."there's always a way..."...
@@lydallyazzie - Do your research pally.., actually YOU are incorrect. It does not mean what you think it should mean, because that's what you desire it to mean, but what I initially described in my comment is in fact the historical meaning of the term.
Lou Diamond Phillips played Richie Valens in LA Bamba😊❤Gary
Lou Diamond Phillips went to one of the local high schools around here. He came back here to do a speaking engagement and was staying at a hotel in my town, and they arrested him on a DUI a couple of years ago. I'm not sure, but I think they eventually dropped the charges. Small town hospitality for ya. Lol.
He also played in the movie "Stand and deliver"
@@jasonolson3133Did they do that one? It's on my list of movies they should react to.
That would be a great movie for them to react to!
Yes please watch and Review La Bamba” with Lou Diamond Phillips it’s not just an 80’s classic but also a really good movie classic in general
A few notable young actors here. Charlie Sheen at this time was probably best known for his role in "Platoon," though he'd also been in "Red Dawn" and "Wall Street." Lou Diamond Phillips for in "La Bamba" (early rock bio). Emilio Estevez for "The Outsiders" and "The Breakfast Club," and later on "The Mighty Ducks." And Kiefer Sutherland was known for "The Lost Boys."
Martin Sheen is the famous actor father of Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez. Donald Sutherland is the famous actor father of Kiefer Sutherland.
Young Guns 2 is a masterpiece . 👍
Agreed
Slater is awesome.
"the mighty duck man himself, I was like Emiliooo!" -Night at the Roxberry
Emilio Estevez has my favorite laugh. Makes me smile every time I hear it.
3:54 - That's actor Terence Stamp, Amber. He played the original on screen General Zod in the 1980 film, Superman II.
80's kid, me and my friends would yell "regulators"!!! while riding our bikes 😂
We yelled that in college!❤️
that is amazing and my child self is so jealous that I never thought of it!!
Same!!🤣🤣❤❤
Me too!!!
@Exor840 nah, you just complain a lot and were too dumb to get the deeper points in film for the era. You got random rhetoric about commies in your youtube bio lol this trash controls you, get a life and be happy like everyone else lol
The actor Lou Diamond Phillips playing the part of the “Navajo” is the actor that plays the part of Richie Vallens in the movie “La Bomba” !! Great movie!!
Also played in Longmire.
The movie is called "La Bamba"
Kiefer Sutherland was in The Lost Boys & Stand By Me his father is also a famous actor Donald Sutherland
And Casey simenzasko or whatever was in stand by me and back to the future also
Donald Sutherland was Coriolanus Snow in The Hunger Games.
24, Flatliners
Jack Bauer
A Few Good Men
The actor playing Pat Garrett is John Wayne's son Patrick Wayne.
My favorite line in a move ever… “did you guys see the size of that chicken?” 😂😂😂
Mine too. Sometimes I just blurt it out lol
"That cock a doodle God d*mn doo!!"
Mine is he ain't all there is he 😂
Cock a doodle goddamn do!
Billy "Hey Pepin i see you got Charlie Crawford down there with ya"
Pepin " Yeah we got a whole lot of ..."
BAM !!!
Pepin " OMG ... DAMN"
Billy "Hey Pepin ... Charlie Crawford ain't with you anymore" 😁😁😁
I was working as a truck driver once upon a time, and drove past the John Tunstall murder site, and started geeking out. My co-driver didn't know why I was so excited. I was like, "John Tunstall, the Lincoln County War, Young Guns, Billy the Kid? Don't you know anything?" Sucked I was working, and didn't get to look around
FINALLY you have Young Guns. So now you will have to watch Young Guns 2 which is what the song Blaze of Glory by John Bon Jovi is from that reacted to earlier this year. You were curious about the video having movie clips.
After you watch part 2 it will have come full circle.
Have a great weekend. 👍🤞
I was just going to say that. 😊 they loved that song. 👋
Fun fact . Bon jovi has a cameo appearance but he is disguised. When chavez and doc escape the pit and the rest start to escape there is a guard who gets hit by the prisoners and only appears for a few seconds. Its bon jovi in disguise playing an extra cause he was on set that day. And tom cruise is an extra in this movie. One of Murphy’s men shooting at the house during the siege scene.
A few things guys. The Sheen's family name is actually Estevez. Charlie and Emilio are brothers. Their dad is actor Martin Sheen. He changed his name for professional reasons. Charlie used the new name and Emilio used the original. Emilio was the jock in Breakfast Club and the Ducks coach. The guy Billy killed in the bar - Billy asked to touch the guys gun so he could empty it. Charlie did go to see a special lady. While he married a young Mexican woman the woman he asked to just hold him is believed to have been his mother. She didn't know he was her son. It is believed widely by many that Pat Garrett felt so guilty about his betrayal that he simply told people that he killed Billy so nobody would keep searching for the kid, but let Billy escape. The legend is that it was Billy himself who carved Pals on the headstone, and that he lived to be an old man. Oh and it is said that Billy was not left-handed. That story got started because one of the few photos of him with a gun got reversed in printing and made him appear to be a lefty. There are so many great westerns. Try some John Wayne classics. The Cowboys, The Shootist, McClintock, Rio Bravo and maybe Big Jake. Oh and if you watch Wayne's movie Chisum you will get more of Billy the Kid and Pat Garrett too. One of the great westerns of all time as well is one called The Magnificent Seven. Great cast and story!!
Big Jake is surprisingly violent. McClintock is a very un-PC comedy. And I’m surprised you didn’t mention the original True Grit with Wayne, Glen Campbell, and Kim Darby.
@@walterrutherford8321 Yeah. I could have spent the day listing great Wayne westerns lol. True Grit is up there for sure.
Check out Old Henry with Tim Blake Nelson
3 fantastic Westerns:
"Man from Snowy River" is exceptional, "Silverado" with a very young Kevin Costner and Danny Glover is hilarious, an "Pale Rider" is a Clint Eastwood underrated classic.
You both will love them all.
Definitely Pale Rider. " And I Looked & Behold A Pale Horse: And His Name That Sat Upon Him Was Death, And All Hell Followed With Him"
Pale rider is my favorite western because so much is unexplained. One of the few mysterious westerns I have come across.
@@johnhamilton748 That line is in Tombstone aswell.
@@jeromysmith2486 Pale Rider is actually pretty much a remake of Shane (Starring Alan Ladd, 1952) with a few character changes, also with elements of High Plains Drifter (Starring Clint Eastwood, 1973).
The Man From Snowy River is such an underrated movie
Just so you know that line Charley said while billy pointed the gun at him from between 2:40-2:56 Warren G - Regulate ft. Nate Dogg. Used that line too in the very beginning of the song...
Regulators
"We regulate any stealin' of his property
We’re damn good too
But you can’t be any geek off the street
You gotta be handy with the steel, if you know what I mean
Earn your keep
Regulators, mount up"....
The cast in Young Guns was a mix of new stars at the time, and veteran stars:
- Emilio Estevez (Billy the Kid) - The Breakfast Club, The Mighty Ducks Trilogy
- Kiefer Sutherland (Doc Scurlock) - The Lost Boys, Stand By Me, 24
- Lou Diamond Phillips (Chavez) - La Bamba, Longmire
- Charlie Sheen (Dick Brewer) - Platoon, Wall Street, Two and a Half Men
- Dermot Mulroney (Dirty Steve) - My Best Friend’s Wedding
- Casey Siemasko (Charlie Bowdre) - Three o’clock High, Back to the Future Parts 1 & 2 (as 3-D)
- Terry Quinn (Alex McSween) - The Stepfather, Tombstone, Lost
- Jack Palance (L.G. Murphy) - Batman, Tango & Cash, City Slickers 1 & 2.
- Terence Stamp (John Tunstall) - Best known for General Zod in Superman: The Movie and Superman II. Also starred in Wall Street, Alien Nation, and The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.
I hope that you’ll check out the sequel; featuring Jon Bon Jovi’s hit “Blaze of Glory” (I think you reacted to it on your music channel).
Jon had a cameo in it to. He gets shot and killed tho.
Another famous actor Brian Keith (Buckshot Roberts} the Bounty hunter that killed Dick. He played the father in the 1960's show "A Family Affair" and played Sally Fields stuntman father in the movie "Hooper"
Pat Garrett was played by Patrick Wayne,the son of Movie legend John Wayne.
Wow, that’s very detailed for even me to remember all of that! Thank you 😊
You need to watch young guns 2 !!!!
I have a house in Lincoln county. Ruidoso is about where Tunstall died and Lincoln is just almost exactly as it was back then. Courthouse, bullet holes. McSween ruins..different buildings that part 2 mentions. It’s so cool. All the memorabilia. He isn’t a villain.
Random fact: Tom Cruise appears as an extra in this film. He’s one of the gang that surrounds the home at the end.
Bon Jovi is also an extra in the pit at the beginning of pt 2
I always heard Tom Cruise was in the first movie, but I never knew which scene.
Thanks for the info.
Apparently, Tom was visiting the set because he became friends with Emilio when they were filming The Outsiders 5 years earlier. He asked to be in a scene and the director agreed and sent him to wardrobe. It's too bad that he's so hard to recognize and it's, literally, a blink and you'll miss it moment, but I suppose that it might've been distracting if he had been recognizable because he was already a pretty big star after Top Gun a few years earlier.
I never knew that and seen this a lot of times.
31:42 'There's many a slip betwixt a cup and a lip.' yeah, always remembered that line from this movie. It's an old saying about how plans can go wrong before a thing is done. Billy is saying they have a long way to go before they are going to ever get caught and hanged.
FYI, Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez are brothers and sons of famous actor Martin Sheen. Estevez is their real last name. Since back in the day many actors had stage names Martin took Sheen and Charlie (Carlos) took dads stage name, whereas Emilio kept his true last name.
And, yes, Emilio was the coach on Mighty Ducks.
And he was the jock in the Breakfast Club
All correct! And in one of the Machete movies Charlie Sheen is actually casted as Carlos Estevez in the credits.
Unforgiven and Pale Rider are two great westerns to watch next. Both with Clint Eastwood.
Emilio and Charlie are brothers in real life. Emilio was in Breakfast Club. So many young actors that are superstars now! Emilio's character is Billy The Kid.
Was that last sentence really necessary?
Emilio Estevez and Charles Sheen are brothers in real life. Estevez is the family name. Their father changed his name to Martin sheen when he started acting. Charlie took his fathers acting name
Another FUN FACT: They are working on "Young Guns 3 : Alias Billy the Kid" .. it's in pre-production right now. Emilio is writing/directing it and staring in it as well as Lou Diamond Phillips (Chavez) and another person returning (From Young Guns 2 Christian Slater) .. So yeah.. Hope you watch Young Guns 2.. it's also great!!
Uh how is Chavez in YG3? This is the old west, not the modern era and they can't bring ppl back Fast & the Furious style.
@@shootingreal5945 There are reasons! They wouldn't do it if it didn't make sense lol
@@shootingreal5945think outside of that box. People can have many adventures in their lives before death.
@@chrispruett81They all died except Billy in YG2,lol. Not bloody likely.
The word young is not going to be in the title. It's going to be called ' Guns 3: alias Billy the kid'. No young
7:44 - This actor here (Terry O'Quinn) playing Alex McSween, is in a super good crime/horror film from the late 80s called, "The Stepfather". His performance in that film was superb, and chilling. A must see!!
YES "The Stepfather" (1987) is Fantastic !
Since Charley was Amber's favorite character, I can report that the actor who played him(Casey Siezsmeko) started in a worth watching 1980's movie called "3 O'clock High". Teen movie, with Richard Tyson. The baddie from "Kindergarten Cop".
The better version but was basically recently remade with Charlie Day and Ice Cube fist fight movie.
Cult classic teen movie.
3 o clock high was a trip... good teen movie for the time 😁
Dont fuck this up Mitchel
This film covers a lot of actual history - how Mr. Tunstall (an Englishman) provided home and lodging for runaway boys, how the rivalry between his operation and Murphy's lead to Tunstall's ambush, the boys were deputized to arrest the murderers and began a process of revenge against Murphy. That was the beginning of the short career of Billy the Kid. Several other members of the Regulators are based on real people, as is the lawyer and his wife who attempt to support Tunstall. Even the gun battles and who was killed at each are based on historic reports - who was killed, and where it happened. The more one knows about the life of William H. Bonney (Billy the Kid), the more you can admire about the screenplay, which really stuck closely to the history.
I liked how they kept McCloskey’s motivations ambiguous, because all we have to go on were The Regulators’ testimony. A lot of history to squeeze into a 90 minute film, but they did a wicked good job with it
They did leave out how Brady stole Billy’s beloved Winchester, and got shot recovering it during the incident. Glad they included the bounty hunter story, though
When Charlie snapped, gave up his fear, and shooting out window yelling maniac, and Billy double-swing his pistols to join...that's an epic scene
This was filmed in New Mexico where I live. Quite a few of our local cowboys played extras during the filming. The ugly horses were provided by a horse trader that lived in my town. I was watching this with my husband one night and commented 'I wonder where they got all these ugly horses.' Then I was like, 'Never mind. I know where they came from.'
Kevin Costner in "Open Range" is a amazing film.
Best modern western movie so far
Great film
You’re all correct.
One of the best movies released in the last 25 years for sure.
Yeah amazing film!
Yes, Emilio Estevez (Billy) was also the jock in the Breakfast Club and Two-Bit Matthews in The Outsiders
I am excited for Young Guns 2 now! Blaze of Glory!
Shot down....in a blaze of glory! Bought the soundtrack for that song. Lol
Another good western is Open Range. If you’re interested in western comedies, City Slickers 1 & 2 are really good & so is The Cowboy Way which also has Keifer Sutherland in it.
Lou Diamond Phillips played Chavez. I had a massive crush on him. He’s on Twitter now and is a beautiful soul through and through.
He played Richie Valens in the movie "La Bamba".
He is! I follow him and such a sweet man. (still looking good too!)
@@twalrus1 Unforgettable!
@@nanner3200 💗
I had a crush on him too 😊
I was born and raised in Roswell NM and one of our field trips in elementary school was to Lincoln and we got to see the jail where Billy the Kid escaped and it still had stains on the wall. We also got to see the Chisum ranch.. you definitely should watch young guns 2!
They lingered on Billy meeting Pat Garrett at the dance early on because most people knew, at the time of this movie, that Garrett would eventually be the one to kill Billy the Kid (in real life). Btw... you saw Billy the Kid in another movie... Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure.
There are two gravesites for Billy the Kid. One is in Ft Sumner, New Mexico. That is where the man that was killed by Pat Garrett is buried. There's also a grave in Hamilton, Texas of a man named Brushy Bill Roberts. He died in 1950 at the age of 71. He claimed to be Billy the Kid. He said that Pat Garrett let him go (they were supposedly friends at some point) and passed the body of someone else off as Billy the Kid to claim the $500 reward. It was never proven that Brushy Bill was in fact Billy the Kid though.
@@marvel7146 Interesting, but this movie was pre-internet, so people only had 1 or 2 versions of history, depending on how many people they heard it from. 😁
@@clh35 Yes I know the movie was pre-internet. I saw this movie in the theater when it came out when I was a teenager. I grew up in a small town, so the theater was full of friends from school. Good times. The 80's were great.
There are survival myths concerning several notorious outlaws of this period and later. Billy the Kid and Jesse James are both rumored to have actually lived to a ripe old age. John Dillinger can also be added to this list, along with a Robin Hood like bootlegger and gangster who is famous (infamous) in my area of Southern Illinois, Charlie Birger. And who's to say the stories aren't true in some cases if not all. It wouldn't have been all that hard to do back in those days. Even law enforcement was often sympathetic to or under the influence of these men. In the case of Charlie Birger, because of death threats from a rival gang, led by the Shelton Brothers, he was allowed to keep a fully loaded Thompson machine gun in his cell during his stay in jail awaiting his date with the gallows. He promised the sherriff he wouldn't try to escape, and everyone knew Charlie Birger's word was gold. This was in 1928.
Please, do watch Young Guns 2. For more on Jesse James there are The Long Riders and The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford. Public Enemies is a good look into the Great Depression era criminals with Johnny Depp as John Dillinger.
@@jackbrooks5487 Yep, I don't doubt any of it, nor do I necessarily believe any of it. It's a fascinating period of history that makes for some great stories. I'm just saying that the widely accepted truth among the general public going into this movie was that Garrett took him down.
From what I've read, the woman that Charlie goes to see, is his mother. This makes sense, since he just wanted to hold her.
Young Guns and Young Guns 2 are classic 80s westerns.
They are coming out with Young Guns 3, but I think they need to call it Old Guns, this late in the game. 😂
For sure, they really should name it that.
According to IMDb, it's now just being called Guns 3.
Young Guns II came out in 1990.
This movie was based on the real life historic Lincoln County War in New Mexico in the 1870's. A lot of the characters were real life people who were involved in the conflict. Young Guns 2 picks up the story with an interesting story involving the possibility Billy the Kid was not killed in the way history books say it occurred.
I can't believe there wasn't even a hint of Warren G recognition from rap fan Jay at 2:39!
That's what I was thinking too
Wish I can like your comment 100xs.😂
He even said "Mount up" at 7:13. Something's fishy here.
@@clh35 I didn't notice that! I must have been distracted by the clear black night and the clear white moon.
@@ToniMcGinty Oh I was agreeing with you... it's weird that he didn't mention the song, especially when he added "mount up" after the old guy yelled "regulators." Maybe it was just a subconscious call and response thing lol.
Yes! One of my all-time favorite movies! Definitely need to see a Young Guns II reaction!
ROB SQUAD, AMBER you said the Indian guy was your favorite so far early in the reaction and the actor is Lou Diamond Phillips!
He also played the starring role in the movie "La Bamba" about the life of Ritchie Valens!!
Please react to "La Bamba" at some point!!!❤❤
LDP was awesome with his role in the series "Longmire".
The open plains, where freedom reigns.
But challenge and danger remains.
"I'm a poet."
Also, when Billy kills mclusky, then pulls his hand away in disgust before the second shot resonates with me.
One of my all time favorite movies and westerns. I never get tired of watching it. Part 2 is also a great film. A little fact for you guys, the guy that gets shot 43:23 is actually Tom Cruise.
Another fun fact the monologue that Charlie says at 2:39 was used as the intro to Warren G's song "Regulate".
The escape at the end with Billy the Kid coming out in a chest, getting shot a couple of times but escaping, actually happened.
32:10 It's not said in the movie itself, but Casey Siemaszko (Charlie) said during an audio commentary of this movie that the scene between him and the Prostitute was supposed to longer and that he revealed to the guys in a deleted scene that she was actually his mother that had given him up as a child.
When she said, “I thought Charlie was going ro see someone special”, I was shaking my head.
I find it funny that Charlie Sheen, known for his drug use, was the only one to pass on the peyote! 😂
Jack Palance as the bad guy Murphy got his first Oscar nomination 40 years before he finally won for City Slickers. Billy Crystal co-starred in that and presented him with the award. He went up on stage and did some one handed push-ups saying he was keeping up with the young ones. Y'all would enjoy the heck out of City Slickers a comedy western.
For a good old John Wayne movie I recommend The Cowboys. ❤❤
I loved Jack Palance as the villain Jack Wilson in Shane.
Murphy is also in Chatos Land with Charles Bronson- another Good Western- May I also suggest Breakheart Pass with Bronson also-
YES! The Cowboys is wonderful! and also YES! Jack Palance as a bad guy is great as well
"The Quiet Man" and "McClintock " are my favorite JW movies, but I never saw one I didn't like. "The Cowboys " is great.
I saw Jack Palance at Disney World. He was impressive looking.
Jack Palance plays a great bad guy . In the western Shane (one of the great westerns), he plays a vicious gunfighter -a hired killer. The movie is seen through the eyes of a 10-year-old boy
Lou Diamond Phillips!!!❤❤❤❤
8:43 That's John Wayne's son Patrick Wayne playing Pat Garrett. You can also see him act alongside his Dad in the 1968 film the Green Berets. AND! Patrick Wayne's son is the famous Bounty Hunter under the helmet- the Mandalorian!! If you watch the Mandalorian, he purposefully adopts his grandfather's famous cowboy strut.
The peyote scene is one of our family's favorite scenes. Anytime anywhere you will hear us yell out "did you see the size of that chicken?!" LOL
Lou Diamond Phillips in this also played a real life role in La Bamba
I’m Mescalero Apache and I’m related to this character charges irl
Love this movie!
I have this on Blu Ray, the 35th Anniversary Edition from LionsGate.
Historians have said that this is the most accurate portrait of Billy The Kid.
Fun fact, the song "Regulate" by Warren G. The spoken part at the beginning. Was taken from
Young guns. It was Charley talking to Billy
The opening credits with the cast looking at the camera and smiling is that of the original teaser trailer to the movie that made its debut in March 1988, a week after production had wrapped.
The opening is Magnificent 7 lite. It is great.
"YEAH CHARLIE!!!"
Yes Billy the kid, Emilio Esteveze, was Andrew the jock in the breakfast club as well as the coach in the mighty ducks.
I like him in Repoman
Movie takes place in New Mexico, and was filmed here, too. Billy the Kid is a real folk hero, there's a museum and more places detailing his life here.
Buckshot Roberts, the bounty hunter was played by the actor Brian Keith who happened to play the father in the original Parent Trap (1961).
He was also Uncle Bill on the 60's tv series Family Affair
Brian Keith is a phenomenal actor.
Keifer Sutherlands best role to me was when he played in 24. I don't think you react to TV shows but Jay, 24 is a must watch for you. The suspense, twists and turns and overall quality of that show is insane.
Even if you don't react to it, I highly recommend giving it a watch.
Sir Jay and Lady Amber, Charlie Sheen( Carlos Irwin Estèvez ) and Emillio Estevez ( was married to Paula Abdul) co stared in 1984 "MEN AT WORK" Charlie co- stared with Martin Sheen in 1987 "WALL STREET ". (Martin was born Ramón Antonio Gerardo Estévez). During the gunfight at the end, watch carefully, and you'll see Tom Cruise. And Patrick Wayne son of John.
Youngs Guns 2 is my favorite. I think you guys seen clips of it in the Blaze Of Glory video by Jon Bon Jovi. Such a great movie. 😊
Today is Secretary Appreciation Day and what better movie to suggest for your next reaction than "9 to 5" starring three iconic actresses, Jane Fonda, Dolly Parton and Lily Tomlin. The best office movie, ever!
I was born and raised about an hour from the town of Lincoln. This is a great movie, but not the most historically accurate. John Tunstell wasn't old, for example. However, before New Mexico acheived statehood, it was run by a bunch of corrupt men known as The Santa Fe ring. Murphy had them in his pocket, and Tunstall had the nerve to try and compete. Now, check out Young Guns 2. It continues Billy's story. And raises the old question of whether or not Pat Garrett really killed him. Billy the Kid is our Elvis or Tupac in NM.
REGULATORSSSSSS!!!!! mount up.
The dance scene, when Billy meets Pat Garrett, Garrett, is played by Patrick Wayne, John Wayne's oldest son, so, the Duke, has a small connection to this film
John Wayne's second son, Michael was the first son. Pat Garrett didn't get a lot of screen time in this movie.
Emilio Estevez was in Breakfast club, his father is a famous actor Martin Sheen, his brother is Charlie Sheen😊❤Gary
Aren't they related to kirk and micheal Douglas?
@@jonathan.s993Not even remotely.
Martin Sheen’s birth name is Ramón Estevez.
but also, yes - Emilio IS the coach from The Mighty Ducks. Quack quack! 😂
charlie sheen was in breakfast club
Some great westerners to watch:
High Noon 1952
Shane 1953
Rio Bravo 1959
Silverado 1985
Open Range 2003
I just recently learned that this movie is historically accurate for the most part. The events in the movie actually happened. Billy killing the guy he thought was a traitor, them getting deputized, the national guard showing up to take them down
Not even close really. Just a few actual facts sprinkled in with a LOT of Hollywood story. Doc lived till he was 80 years old. Chavez went to jail then moved to CA. Brian Kieths character actually had been trying to surrender and was working with the regulators to turn himself in. Young Guns 2 shot down ANY credibility with historians.
I’m not sure where you get that
Far more deaths in the Hollywood version
Just an example
Lawrence Murphy died of cancer not by being shot by Billy
According to history Billy shot 21 men in his life
Only 3 died
@@rmac8008 We'll call it 10. 😝
It's not very accurate. Tunstill was a young man from England getting funding from his father. Not a father figure. Among many other things.
Also, to add to your facts, the characters in the movie are based on reall people
Also I love this movie lol seen it like 1000 times
Not only are those 2 brothers, they have sister Renee Estevez that acted for a while and their dad's career is phenomenal. Martin Sheen
The story of Billy the Kid is just touched on in this movie. If you are very interested in old west history and Billy the Kid, see Chisum (starring John Wayne) and then travel to Fort Sumner New Mexico (Billy's grave) and then go south to Lincoln. There you will see the Courthouse that Billy shot his way out of (you can still see the bullet holes in the walls). Capitan is close by. Capitan has the Smokey the Bear museum (Smokey survived a forest fire, became the object of safe camping "Only you can prevent forest fires" and lived out his days in the National Zoo in Washington DC). While you are in the area, go to Roswell and see the UFO museum (the 1947 UFO crash happened north of Roswell).
🤘👽🤘
i live in capitan nm, it is smokey bear NOT smokey the bear. but pretty correct other than that.
Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez are brothers. Lou Diamond Phillips who played Chavez also plays Richie Valens in LA Bamba. Great movie.Dermot Mulroney played Dirty Steve and is in the movie, My Best Friend's Wedding among others. Great cast
34:55 This story takes place entirely in New Mexico, per the historical events surrounding the Lincoln County War from 1878 to July 14, 1881 (the date when Billy the Kid was killed by Sheriff Pat Garrett at Fort Sumner in New Mexico).
Young Guns was a lot of fun! The scene where Billy turns his back to Pat Garrett, it was a brilliant scene because Billy The Kid was shot in the back and killed by Pat Garrett.
You might want to try some older westerns such as “The Magnificent Seven” 1960 This is the original version of a lot of great stars one of the greatest theme songs of all time!!!! It was based on the Japanese film the Seven Samurai. Stars Yul Brynner, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson and many more!!!! Great western!!!!!
And “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance” 1962 Super GREAT cast!!!!! There was a song done by Gene Pitney of the same name you may want to check out. It was supposed to be for the movie, but they got it done too late. If you happen to hear the song first it mentions two shots rang out one shot made Liberty fall and after you see the film, you will understand why.
Or “Destry Rides Again”1939 a western B&W with Jimmy Steward and Marlene Dietrich
James Stewart is also in The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Hi can't forget about the great escape that was a good one growing up
@@kendixon7118 Yes, I thought about listing that one too as "The Great Escape" had McQueen, Bronson and James Coburn all from "The Magnificent Seven" And a great movie it is indeed!!!! And what I think is interesting is that when McQueen escapes on a motorcycle he is also one of the pursuing Germans on a motorcycle!
@@paulpeacock1181 Yes, I just didn't list anybody, but a true all star cast!!!! Not only the big stars but it is packed with so many well known character actors as well. Virtually anybody who had a speaking part was either a star, well known character actor or would become famous. And I forgot to mention it was in B&W
My favorite western of all time for me... Emilio plays Billy the Kidd with perfection 😂😂🎉🎉🎉
When Charlie Sheen went to the premier, he got up after his character was killed and said he didn't remember dying so early in the movie lol
Emilio makes this movie and Part 2 as well, which is the best part. His laugh is so infectious. He's also the Jock in The Breakfast club.
I loved this movie when it came out. Posse is a great black western. Emilio and Charlie are brothers the sons of actor Martin Sheen. Martin changed his Hispanic last name to Sheen. One son kept it and the other changed his to the same as his dad’s. 3 great actors!
Besides Coming to America, have they reacted to any movies produced or directed by black people? Even that movie wasn't directed by a black person. It's about time they checked out a Spike Lee joint.
Emilio Estevez played Billy the Kid and yes, he was in The Breakfast Club as the jock kid (wrestler). Chavez was played by Lou Diamond Philips, who played Ritchie Valens in a movie biopic about Ritchie's life, and Keifer (blonde guy) was in Lost Boys and in Stand By Me. He's been in a ton of movies. Charlie Sheen and Emilio are brothers in real life, with the real last name of Estevez. Sheen is a screen name.
"SILVERADO" ANOTHER STAR STUDDED WESTERN👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
YES!! Kevin Kline, Danny Glover, Jeff Goldblum, Kevin Costner!! It's one of my faves, too...
Young Guns 2 is the best and has Bon Jovi on the soundtrack🤠👍...trust me, ya'll are gonna love it
The Estevez family, father is Martin (Estevez) Sheen and his sons are Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen. Emilio is the only one that stuck with the Spanish name. They all had great movies and were successful.
@agustinpuentes1779 if you watch the movie Cadence you will see his other brother who uses the last name Estevez
@@Sam-The-PC-Gamer thanks Sam, I love that movie. I’ve seen Men at Work as well. I’m old bro, I grew up watching the siblings at and I love them.
Glad you feeling better Bruh 👍🏽 Happy Birthday!!! You two are the best!!!
Billy the Kid AKA Brushy Bill Roberts
passed away in 1950
Brushy Bill Roberts claimed to be Billy but there is sufficient evidence that he was not being truthful about that.
It was never determined that it was him.
Billy the Kid was killed by Pat Garrett.
@@GypsyHawk " Allegedly " tough guy
@@brianmcmaster5112 No, sorry. He was killed by Pat Garrett.
One of my favorite movies of all time. I used to reenact the last scene in the house when I was playing in my backyard.
You MUST watch 'Young Guns II' to finish the story of Billy the Kid. It's one of those instances where the sequel is even better. And much of this is based is adapted from real events.
BTW, stars Emilo Estevez and Charlie Sheen are real life brothers.
Young Guns 1 and 2 - brilliant. Music was brilliant.
My now 18 year old daughter loved it.
Yoohoo - make you famous. Favourite line