Billy Jack The Ice Cream Shop 1

[@MadMetsFan]

The awesomeness of this scene cannot be overstated

[@mdarrenu]

You are correct!

[@bongothom]

I was a teenager when the Billy Jack movies came out. They had a very big (and positive) influence on the direction of my life. I am forever indebted to Tom Laughlin.

[@catshepherd3102]

Bongothom I was nearing my teens and I loved the song “One Tin Soldier.” So I asked my parents if we could go (it was PG so my folks wouldn’t let me go alone. Otherwise I would have). My mother said No and the reason she gave was “it’s violent, you’re too young.” But I think the reason she didn’t want to take me was because she (as well as my dad) was kind of racist and it would have made her uncomfortable.

[@cbalducc]

So you go around beating up bullies?

[@bongothom]

😂😂, obviously you've never seen the Trial of Billy Jack. It's about overcoming your ego and the desire for power over others. Check it out sometime, it's very enlightening.

[@pauldailey4477]

@@catshepherd3102 Then again you could be just lying around town like a turd in a sh*t can on KZbin.

[@PinerinFla]

Me too!! I even took Karate and fight for what's right!

[@southcentralgrad7347]

This scene is iconic...it is timeless and truly powerful.

[@gurgisjones1120]

We need more of this; standing up to bullies, putting them in their place. Great clip. Thanks.

[@barsouk]

I agree. The Antifa who beat a 2nd generation Vietnamese nearly to death and BLM thugs who burn down cities and assault patrons at restaurants need to be confronted. Today's leftists are not passive like Billy Jack's girlfriend. They are like the Brownshirts in Germany.

[@ernestodelaserna9494]

@@barsouk LOL an actual Nazi calling someone a "brownshirt". Projection much?

[@ernestodelaserna9494]

@Carlos Perdue Ironically, you have no freedom to spread deadly diseases around. Go back and pass elementary school science and stop advertising your ignorance on a public forum.

[@barsouk]

@@ernestodelaserna9494 Marxists have murdered far more people than the Axis powers did.

[@ernestodelaserna9494]

@@barsouk You're still pissed that it was the Red Army that ground your vaunted SS divisions to dust from 1943 to 1945.

[@hiseyes]

i still cry watching this scene all these decades later

[@retroray58warby98]

Billy Jack - The Man, The Myth, The Legend. RIP Tom Laughlin, you were one of a kind.

[@MrUsnavyvet]

I was a senior at University of Dayton in Dayton, Ohio when Billy Jack was released. I saw it 3 times. It played at the Dabel theater and it set a record - it was shown for over a year I believe. Everyone cheered when he kicked butt in the movie.

[@jonathanwoods9843]

I think I was in first grade when I saw the movie. It was this scene that stuck with me for life. It affected my political beliefs before I even knew about politics. The way Billy expresses his feelings is exactly how I feel when I see injustice in my country, and in the world.

[@edledford8019]

I saw it when I was about the same age, Jonathan, in a drive in theater in Asheville, NC ... The Starlight Drive-In ... it's a highway, now. My mom took us to see it b/c my brother had learned One Tin Soldier on the piano ... she had NO idea what it was about, but she let us watch it through the end. HUGE impression on my life, and have watched it, what, hundreds of times over the years.

[@RidgeRunner-lz5ko]

Great scene and i too was impacted by it as a youth. As an adult, all the hippy dippy stuff wears thin, I mean, "God's little gift the sunshine." Please. "Peace or I will kick your ass." I much prefer The Born Losers, the first Billy Jack movie, and the film that paid for Billy Jack. Born Losers is a gritty, violent biker film with zero pretensions and a mean streak. In fact, it's the best film in the genre, IMO. I'm a huge fan of TBL, while Billy Jack is pretty much unwatchable to me. But, hey, to each his own, power to the people, MAN!

[@adamfrost3139]

Yeah, the way he lets out a sigh, and rubs his face, trying to keep himself composed.. i felt that

[@1notgilty]

I grew up watching the Billy Jack movies and loved them. The movies always had a moral and portrayed a strong, honorable, haunted and restrained man seeking justice in an unjust world. We need more role models like Billy Jack today.

[@55Quirll]

Same here, for those who want to know the names of the movies, in order, here they are 1. Born Loosers 2. Billy Jack 3. Trial of Billy Jack 4. Billy Jack goes to Washington Another film of his is 'Master Gun Fighter' set in the old west California.

[@vinnart]

Really brings back memories of being a kid in the 1970's with this being a favorite movie at that time seen at a drive in.

[@Padoinky]

vinnart. Yup. Exactly

[@raymondromo3506]

Starlite Drive -in . Roswell NM. 1975 was the first time I saw this movie. I was six years old. One of the most iconic movies ever.

[@brendapaddlety2413]

Billy thank you for fighting for us Natives 👍 I was heartbroken when Tom Laughlin passed away 😢 RIP my Guardian Angel 😇

[@sandystikeleather3149]

This is my most favorite movie of all times .I am sending my condolences to the family. For I am in 60 and your movies were my favorite. RIP and thanks for your work. Sandy Stikeleather from Indiana

[@Randy-ry9ss]

They need to remake Billy Jack.........He would be great role model for today's youth.

[@joegardner3083]

Billy jack was one of the first times natives had someone and until a person finds themselves they just don't know how good of a movie this was , we need something now before all natives are dead, that's their goal.

[@6thday914]

But so thankful that what a real example of the best kind of humanity has been seen and recognized. The Spirit outlives the body, the message and the memory live on and on and on........

[@6thday914]

@@Randy-ry9ss Today's youth, yes, but desperately more--- today's so called adults

[@stevensummers9002]

This scene never gets old

[@willischalepah9488]

No it don't gladly own this DVD

[@edwardfarmer4230]

Right on !

[@tcon2809]

​@matrix49A right, old?. . that scene was carried in on a stretcher, gawd awful leftist tripe

[@mattbartolovich8228]

@@willischalepah9488 same here

[@stacie444]

For me the entire movie never gets old lol

[@allobove7798]

If you grew up watching Billy Jack your childhood was awesome.

[@jsmall10671]

It doesn't hold up though. I was surprised at how bad the choreography is compared to my memory.

[@TheLokisrevenge]

I was in a juvenile joint when I 1st saw it....and yet a happy memory...go figure !!! LOL

[@kenbaker3300]

Copy that well said

[@WytZox1]

* Yet perhaps Ludovico rehabilitation program may include forcing the sociopathic criminal to watch the Billy Jack Trilogy over and over, eh? ☺

[@mrb4886]

@@jsmall10671 I agree.

[@canadianfloormasters]

This man made a difference in my life and way of thinking, If you can't understand the power of Billy Jack on what he did for the kids of the 70's their is really no point trying to explain. Watch just one of his movies and perhaps you might understand.

[@samodio586]

One of the best 3 minutes of cinematic history, Really!

[@larrycork1361]

This was an emotional moment for me in the movie, to have had someone stand up against a bully when you thought nobody cares

[@Avicenna10]

larry cork - Amen brother, I felt exactly the same way. I think I watched this movie at least five times while I was in junior high. Had a huge impact on me growing up for exactly the reason you point out.

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

People care.

[@breath9895]

Hiccum Blurpaedius you pussy

[@Professional_444]

"We didn't cross the border. The border crossed us"

[@GathKingLeppbertI]

Celeritas en conficiendo

[@roberttrail7013]

We loved watching Billy Jack growing up.

[@handsolo1076]

Billy Jack brings dignity to those who've had it taken away. Enraged & tender, a man of opposing emotions.

[@lostinpa-dadenduro7555]

The world needs more guys like Billy Jack.

[@WytZox1]

* Why was there flour in an ice cream shop? ♣

[@stormwarning1235]

Yup.

[@gregoryadkins2213]

LostInPA You mean more Hollywood writing of fictional stories.Make believe.

[@cherylelliott5421]

Hollywood or not, there is a message here, for everyone.

[@moesyzslak2939]

@mike rockfort they already did

[@scottmorgan6099]

Awesome scene from a great movie!....RIP Tom Laughlin..

[@waterboxer87]

If you watched "Billy Jack" when it was released, you probably still recall the theater in which you watched this terrific movie. The quality of character exemplified by Bill Jack is needed by our political class. "Billy Jack" is treat this keeps giving for me. Tom Laughlin lives in eternity in his many fans.

[@georgejohnson3302]

Yeah man Riverdale theater, Riverdale, Maryland

[@TheOakqueen21]

I DO recall the theater I was in, and I will tell you, Finley Currie, I watched it 13 TIMES in that theater!!

[@melvinmunson8331]

Alot of the younger people in this Country had no Idea how big this Movie Really was.Everybody Knew Bruce Lee or David Caradine or Chuck Norris.But Tom Lauphlin shows how The little Guy can fight back.Bruce Lee And Chuck Norris and David Carridine are all among the best if not the best.This Movie Is one of about everybodys Favorites.RIP Tom Lauphlin

[@blasthead1722]

"I just go berzerk!" "I"ll be back." "Give me back my son!!!" "Go ahead, make my day".

[@lisa-el3db]

Billy is one great Alpha Male. A dying breed in our time.

[@dinahleeloo]

I agree, it is one of the best movies of all time, I am a big fan, too.

[@gogoyubari366]

I went to Bong Soo Han's Hapkido studio on Venice Boulevard in the 70s. He was kind and respectful. Miss both him and Tom Laughlin.

[@ritacall1271]

i love billy jack and what he stands for

[@11zanderman]

Without question the most powerful scene in the history of cinema!

[@colettebarotti9078]

Billy Jack was the Best. God Rest his soul. He was the “It Guy” back in the 70s. He fought like no other. He beat you down with such fluid grace it gave you goose bumps. He was so calm cool and collected. There will never be an Billy Jack

[@gearjammer4779]

Colette Barotti Oh give me a break! All the Billy Jack movies were laughable. Terrible acting, low budget, and very predictable!

[@lesliethompson4039]

Colette Barotti ... For what he did, Tom Laughlin, coming out of nowhere, making such a powerful film about really helping people, it was epic. Chosing the native Americans to defend, no one, no film ever captured this ever like Billy jack did. Everyone wanted to be like him including YOU AND I. Tell me I'm wrong.... ;) *****

[@mhartung8335]

Dick Nixon.........Your not a very happy person are you ?...........

[@karmajones5683]

@@gearjammer4779 that's damn near ever film in the 60s..70s..and 80s. Especially independent films. Billy Jack was/is a legend because what he stood for. Not because of the quality of the film.

[@LBF522]

I enjoyed the Billy Jack movies.

[@Holly1960-]

Saw this movie brand new in the theatre. Went back like 5 times to watch it over and over. Bought the soundtrack album. Loved this movie.....🎥 (Girl in red is Tom's Daughter).

[@martian757575]

Good old Billy Jack and the world definitely needs more of him.

[@christophercucchi6048]

I love how you can see him try to remain calm while the whole time his rage is building and building and building until he just goes BERSERK !!!!

[@bigfrank1010]

Fighting evil never goes out of style

[@hehaefele]

In 1971 I was 17 and madly in love. That summer I saw Billy Jack 13 times, in the theaters, no VHS or DVDS then. I practically memorized that movie. I could recite most of it. And did to anyone who would listen. The scene in the ice cream parlor was my favorite. "When I think of the number of years she will have to carry in her memory the savagery of this idiotic moment of yours....." I am 69 now and I can't watch this movie anymore. The awful dialog, the amateurish acting. But, it's still a cherished memory of the best summer of my life. I still love "One Tin Soldier" The song still holds up for me even if the movie doesn't. And it's fun to see Howard Hesseman (sp?) In one of his earliest roles. Tom Laughlin was a complex and fascinating man. He brought Montessori schools to the USA. He tried to get into politics, but never got too far. I believe he was too naive and idealistic to succeed in the dirty business of politics. He had to fight the system to make the movie he wanted to make. To a large degree, he was, in real life BILLY JACK. His passing saddens me a little. But, he had a long and fulfilling life. RIP.

[@RidgeRunner-lz5ko]

Nailed it, brother

[@jermiester7772]

Hug a thug, turn the other cheek! That’s when bullies take advantage of your weakness.

[@momafish55]

Oh. This brings back so many special memories. Me my sister and her 2 Children at the drive. I love it.

[@BogartSlap]

"I try...I really try." - This is what makes this scene so great, the way Billy Jack appears so WEARIED with having to deal with this stuff. :)

[@machfront]

Jack Maverick Yes! The way he wipes his face with excessive frustration! Love it.

[@bluejeans1773]

❤❤❤

[@bfinera]

Enough is enough..

[@MaidenUtah1]

1971 gave us a muscle car line of character, lines, attitude, scenery, build up, etc. in movies. This one with “Dirty Harry” and “Vanishing Point” give that year its cinematic hat trick.

[@milkdud8464]

I remember growing up in the sixties and seventies when a Billy Jack movie would come on and the whole fam-damily sat around the TV and ate popcorn and we would go to the drive-in theaters when one of his movies was playing even though we seen it 5 or 6 times already great great childhood memories those days are gone forever

[@excellNexcel]

Those days are still alive and well within

[@SingleTax]

Back when families actually did things together instead of stare into screens separately.

[@jenniferjackson7426]

Ha!...Back in the day with 2 people in the car and everyone else in the trunk!

[@allobove7798]

I had the same thought.

[@dianebyers5704]

In 2001, I went to L. A. and met Tom Laughlin and his lovely wife Delores Taylor. I had stumbled upon the Billy Jack chat room when I was looking for the proper place for two eagle feathers, I had been given by the nephew of a former mayor of Houston Texas. I made friends in the chat room and some time later, a gathering had been arranged. We all met and spent three days together. Tom and Delores met with us. He told us how he had written, directed and starred in the movie. He went on to say the studio did little to promote the movie. He fought to get the rights to his movie for years. He would indeed get the rights and go on to be the FIRST person to independently release, promote and have great success with his first movie.When he spoke of the frustration of that, he was at a loss for words. I chimed in “Did you go beserk?” He and everyone there got a good laugh. I’ll never forget that time spent with them and the group from the Billy Jack Chatroom and Pondlady. What a blessing!💐❤️🙏

[@davidreed6831]

sometimes you have to explain in terms they will understand

[@charlesveg]

@James Miller - one of the truly great lines!

[@debstein8811]

I LOVED this movie...and I want a Billy Jack in MY life! In fact, I wanted/needed one fifty years ago.

[@edwardstanley2195]

Billy Jack was a good man to have on your side.

[@whataboutrob442]

One of the first things I remember watching. This, along with the Andy Griffith show.

[@SquirrelTheater]

One of the most badass movie characters EVER. We need someone like this in 2019....who doesn’t care about offending anyone. He’ll just do the RIGHT THING!

[@jlr022159]

I remember watching this as a kid! What a fantastic series of movies!

[@kysersose3924]

"I just go berserk"...damn right. Words you never want to be on the receiving end of.

[@bonnieburns8749]

I saw this movie when I was 15yrs. old. Of course, the whole theater was crying including me!

[@xpez9694]

they way they are silent and sitting there just staring is touching and disturbing.

[@martindolan8554]

This movie needs to be remade!

[@curtisjones400]

Martin Dolan-Yeah especially with all the bullying that is going on nowdays . If they made a movie like that today it would be a #1 box office hit. They just need to find the right guy to play the part of Billy Jack.

[@DOLFINOWOLF]

WOW after 45 years ITS STILL JUST AS POWERFUL AND P'Nut Little Buddy WE Miss Ya Yo .....🥺😐🤕😶‍🌫️🥺😐🤕😶‍🌫️ ✨Rev VFP-III ✨ ✌️ out ⛵

[@juanamaro1802]

I used to watch all of Billy Jack's movies with my Grandfather when I was a kid I loved it.

[@alaitain]

Loved the movie and shows of Billy Jack.. wish they would show them on TV....

[@debbiewebb7162]

I am 56, and it still to this day breaks my heart how those kids were treated!

[@thecolonel8110]

Its a movie

[@tcon2809]

that's nothing, you should see this one film where this little fawn's mommy is shot.

[@xpez9694]

@@thecolonel8110 its a movie here but if you grew up in a time where people's prejudice or racism could live as normalcy against people of color then you would identify with those being bullied. This kind of bullshit was part of junior and high school. Daily... And no one gave a shit. I love this scene because finally one movie shows some folks getting what they deserve when it comes to racism and bullying...

[@stevefowler2112]

I remember all the Billy Jack movies as a teen boy at the Drive In's back in the early/mid 70's...oh man those were the days, the drive in attendant would search the kid's cars for beer but we'd always have them hid at the bottom of the cooler...great times.

[@jeffhale2982]

Much of it filmed in Prescott, Arizona, my hometown, where I was living at the time. Yavapai County Courthouse Square is visible through the window across the street.

[@modularmuse]

Love Billy Jack and his use of Hapkido.

[@johnyerkov1553]

When he takes off that hat and he sighs you know you are in trouble my hero Billy Jack

[@dianebyers5704]

John Yerkov when he takes off his BOOTS, you know you’re dead meat!!

[@user-dw2tm3jm5h]

Don't let the hat fool ya

[@jmack7297]

So well said, and carried out.

[@micheleburns8194]

I absolutely loved Billy Jack, he was so cool, and awesome 👍, I wished he could have lived forever

[@dylanchangedeverythingfore1312]

He is still alive and everyone who fights oppression of bullies

[@djmatthewsofficial]

I use to idolise Billy Jack when l was a kid, l dressed like him and had Judo lessons and got free Kung FU lessons from my physical education teacher, who learnt Kung FU in Hong Kong at the same school where Bruce Lee learnt Kung Fu. I've never gotten tired of watching the Billy Jack movies, will always watch them, as art imitates life and life imitates art :)

[@DanielG1095]

Exactly how to deal with bullies

[@mikesbigtank6015]

Exactly because turning the other cheek just gets that one hit too, being nice and kind and non violent is great but you have to stand up too bullies or they will never stop!!

[@bigoz169]

No you have to tell them to stop you are going to your safe space so they can't hurt you.

[@reducecotwo]

In grade 3 or 4 my father got me a punching bag and hung it in the basement...He say for 15 min a day, hit it hard, plant your feet and watch where you punch...3 months later he said try not to hurt anyone, you don't want to upset your mother, lol

[@victortaylor7737]

@@mikesbigtank6015 Yeah I grew up in the projects where fighting was a way of life(1970 s). Not a lot of gunplay less you were a hard core gangster.bullies are actually cowards cause they never pick on someone as big as them.i don't like to fight but I will fight when the situation warrants just like Billy. Jack here.R.I.P Tom Laughlin.

[@dudeduder9728]

People have perverted the meaning behind the lesson of turn the other cheek. You have to remember Jesus was a Jew speaking to Jews who had been conquered by Romans. There was a legal system in place that would let Romans hit you with no repurcussions, while it was illegal for you to physically retaliate. It was essentially illegal for you to physically stand up to your bully if your bully was Roman and you were not. Jesus didn’t want us to bow to evil, he hated evil and we should too. Turn the other cheek means you fight evil in a way that works. For instance if your a 90lb twig and your getting bullied by someone 3 times the size of you... violence is only going to get you hurt or killed. And the bully will reaffirm his status with your defeat. People will see you get beat and think “I don’t want that to be me I better give in next time he looks my way” The 90lb twig has to come up with a different way of standing up for himself. That’s the lesson behind turning the other cheek.

[@dianebyers5704]

Billy Jack Chatroom Gathering 08/2001 in L.A. was great! Tom and Delores came to the hotel and visited with us for quite awhile. They were so warm, and unpretentious. He told us how they had to fight the studio to get control of their OWN movie. He was the FIRST to market a movie independently. What a blessing of a memory I will treasure forever. GOD bless them!🙏❤️💐Pondlady💐❤️🙏

[@emmaduncan2991]

despite the silliness of the entire "peace and nonviolence, through ass kicking message of this film, it was, and still remains a landmark in independent film.

[@anglomik]

It seems contradictory, yet how many times can one turn the other cheek?

[@lesliethompson4039]

Fact is Billy jack saved Bruce Lee's career

[@miketheman4341]

emma duncan It’s a bad movie! Period! It’s exactly what sets back independent films when they are poorly written, acted and directed.

[@lwmson]

He was too much of a superman for me. And the problem I had was that he could only champion the plight of the Native American by being half white.

[@melaniepensoneau7653]

not silliness. Gandhi proved what 1 billion non violent protesters could achieve. MLK and the 60s peaceniks were part of the same idealists. Days are long gone

[@mikesmith7780]

Love these movies, and the fact there are NO THUMBS DOWN REACTIONS!!!! AWESOME!

[@dunruden9720]

322 because of you. Invite the trolls!

[@martinezexoticbulls1197]

I use to watch this with my dad when I was 5 years old

[@marthalipscomb8919]

I love these movies. I haven't heard these movies for a very long time.

[@jzamb]

Saw this and his other movie when they first came out. Man, he was fantastic. Looking back, I think Billy should have kicked even more bully ass, and some of them, twice!

[@debrajacobsparkerson599]

That is my all time favorite movie.. Always will..

[@wannabehendrix]

"I approve!" Chuck Norris

[@lucouslenard9351]

I was just a preteen 12 yrs old when i saw this movie '' it inspired me to be the man i am today ''''''''''''''''''thank you billy R.I.P. helping people !

[@eddiemuise4791]

I still have the VHS Tape of Billy Jack.:)2019

[@willeypoboy6052]

Just enough of Billy Jack growing up to crave it! Changed me...

[@elchingonracinggarage4649]

There's more men like Billy Jack needle now more than ever!!!!

[@carlfreeman6687]

Loved these movies as a kid.

[@Rean-the-Bean]

Real hippie stuff, here. Billy Jack a real American hero.

[@natashasavage4795]

I loved these movies. And Billy Jack. He was a real man.

[@richwalsh8708]

He was “One bad Mother.... shut your mouth!”

[@dennishardy3869]

I remember this movie yrs ago and I loved the guy Billy Jack and how he defended the rights of the Indians. I loved what he stood for.

[@vincentharris8552]

I love that scene!

[@lisa-el3db]

So glad Hollywood has not done the remake of. No one else could ever play it like Tom McLaughlin.

[@mindpilot72]

Second best billy Jack scene ever! The first is the Corvette in the lake.

[@MrJason9142002]

Them karate chops went flying. Reminds me of a guy I knew down in Florida.

[@jasonbair1266]

Bullies in real life would have started to make it to the door when Billy came in...they would have ran and not taken the beating

[@rickgonzalez3662]

One of my Fondest memories watching this movie when I was a little kid loved it

[@sandisandii2033]

Remember the Billy Jack song ? "One Tin Soldier" I loved that tune 💜💙💛💚

[@FINEST-uz9ek]

Lmao I was just humming that tune after seeing this clip!

[@dianebyers5704]

Harold Freeman yep!

[@patbrennan6572]

actions do speak louder than words. bravo billy, keep up the action.

[@fredthompson4568]

What ever did happen to " TOM LAUGHLIN". Just the 2 BJ Movies and never heard from him again!?

[@dynjarren7523]

The most powerful scene in the movie🍿! Tom Laughlin was the real deal! Great fighter! Smooth and fast moves. Fighting against injustice. Powerful film! RIP-Billy Jack

[@richardsalmon5918]

Korean Martial Artist named Bong Soo Han performed the more difficult moves. Tom was not a Martial artist.

[@gearjammer4779]

D RolyPolyMan Oh gimme a freakin break! Billy Jack movies were all B grade with terrible actors and they were made for 13 year old boys to watch. They sucked!

[@4thamendment237]

@@richardsalmon5918 Tom Laughlin was a long-time student of the martial art hapkido, and he performed many of his own fighting moves in the movie. But in one particular scene he was forced to use a stunt double-his teacher, Master Bong Soo Han. The scene in question was where Billy Jack smacked Sheriff Posner upside the head with his foot; Laughlin was able to perform the kick in question, but not with the precision necessary to stop his foot just millimeters away from actor Bert Freed’s face.

[@cqtaylor]

Fought for the hippies with karate. Awesome!

[@thomasking4329]

Love Billy Jack

[@jeffreyworthen7033]

You knew when Billy Jack takes off his hat like that he's in an ass-kicking mood.

[@cashstore1]

This happened across the Yavipai county courthouse in Prescott arizona on the East side. An old ice cream store that is still there, but has changed hands recently.

[@lifsabeech]

cash storeone I was going to say the same thing. Used to go often back in the 80s and 90s

[@jondoe6273]

Just loved his movies. Best martial art choreography imo.

[@anthonylaconte716]

Billy jack will always be the bully's bully. Rock on Billy jack

[@TheTomvaliente]

Native American AND a veteran. Billy Jack is as American as they come!

[@1stshepherd]

Thank you, Tom and Delores R.I.P ⚘️❤️⚘️

[@Tonetwisters]

... And that's when Dirty Harry steps in with his .44 Magnum to equalize things that are coming ...

[@ronniebishop2496]

I remember seeing this very popular movie with a sweet girl friend of mine. In Duncan Oklahoma.

[@raptango_na6199]

omg havent seen this in years!

[@keithsparling5537]

Just an awesome movie. Like the old days when they made real movies, with a story line, a moral, and a lesson.... today, you get crap.

[@Beemernow]

Seen this in a theater so many moons ago, wanted to kick everyone's ass walking on the way back to my home. Dude was seriously one of my idols growing up. The scene that follows was even better ;)

[@Decopainterandtea]

I saw it 5 times!!

[@xpez9694]

totally.. I would have enough gumption after this movie to want to go find the bully in our grade and beat his ass....