Heroic wrestling lol, swapping punches to the face, no damage now perhaps, but later on in life it may catch up with them, so, who wins?

Best fight scene Ive seen. Realistic, yet very sentimental

You know how the Irish earned their place in America? They FOUGHT for it. They didn't need no DEI handouts.

Pedro mescals first role playing a bartender.

The thing I will always remember about Brian bosworth was the meeting at the goal line with Bo Jackson. Game over bro

Amazing how realistic this comes off as being.

На Русском переводе бил устрашающий голос, а тут будто

Granny laughing at the end was the best part.

That place is a PALACE compared to the dives I use to drink in.

This is probably gonna piss a lot of people off, but I think Mickey Rourke has always sucked as an actor. I don't know why people think he's so great. His characters don't seem realistic at all, especially with his fake facial expressions. Could he stick his chin out any further?

Remember this movie when I was young.awesome scene.

I come back to this scene every now and then to smile and pretend I’m there dancing with this family in this happy scene 😀

acting is horrible

Dear oh dear. The acting is abysmal. Is Jim McDonald the Barman?

HAHAHA

I like how bill has trouble reading the guy presents himself as a civilized man but he’s ignorant

That old guy liked that shit.

I like his disappearing/reappearing vest!

My favorite scene 🤍

Still shocks me everytime i see mickey rourke before he turned himself into walking billboard for head trauma.

what's the right age to let my boy watch this? he's currently nine

Great movie, saw it with my friends just like we did when the Warriors came out, I was 17. Lol on the bus ride home we thought we were all that after these movies. God what a great time growing up in NYC. I remember when we were little and lived on University avenue in the Bronx my brother and I running through those alleys pretending we had robbed a bank with our slingshots and the cops were chasing us. Man, that seems so long ago and yet life went by so fast.

GHOUL

This looks awesomely terrible.

1991. Damn, I feel so old.

Was that Mac's mom from always sunny at the end?

Reminds me of primary school in the old country back in the day...

I'm sorry ... this is one of the stupidest movies ever made ... Why ?

This is a really good movie.

Alan Ladd at 51 still can fight and move and beat up George Peppard, who is 36 in this movie

What a load of 💩💩💩

Tony died last year. As a kid, after watching this film, I wanted to be him. Rip sir..

2:14 Cut his own sentence short to save the last of his spirit energy for those final punches😂

0:10 Ooh Mister, Yer fixin fer a right Neck Massage

3:46 Yippee - Kool Aid Man's Dad

3:16 This is why indians wanted Europeans to leave😂 it's never quite round these parts anymore🤣

All this White on White violence😂

One of my top five films.

Nombre de la película

Lol what a cornball corn shit movie😂😂😂 LOL it's a cornfield in itself it's so corny LOL bad acting fake bs and pretty boys LOL what a joke too funny

Funniest movie in Hollywood history. Ah the good old days! Baltimore, Detroit, DC were all safe cities back then

Old Man: "You got the juice now, Bukowski."

i see why Bukowski hated this movie

Never watch the movie n after watching a clip .. i now know its not worth watching ..

They fight….then they become gay lovers.

C L U B B E R

It's got alot of good actors in it too

Hes got a komodo dragon for a pet n the beginning of this movie if not a monitor lizard hes bad as hell too

They need to put this movie on this movie is freaking damn awesome I had it on vcr tape I miss my vcr damn

James Dean role in this scene is so telling in his personality. His boldness to proclaim he is gotta be a rich person, and there's nothing they could do to stop it. His full macho and disrespectful flirt with Elizabeth Taylor is also just big balls, man talk. He got his punch in and drove off feeling completely satisfied. He got his moment there to stand up to people who doubted him and looked down at him. I have always wanted to say those words to people who always were snobs and people who look at people with disgust of their lack of money or status. I was born after James Dean died, but his memory of him when I was growing up was like that of Babe Ruth. A larger that life legend that always said he was the coolest dude around .