Christine 1983 "Buddy Repperton has his lunch"

Christine is a 1983 horror film about a sentient automobile named "Christine" and its effects on its teenaged owner, adapted from the novel Christine written by Stephen King. The film was directed by John Carpenter, and set in 1978

[@test8017]

The actor who played Buddy the bully is named William Ostrander. Last year he ran for the California Assembly and lost to a guy named -- wait for it -- Cunningham.

[@michaelshields7777]

test8017 Hehehe!!! 😂😂😂

[@basilmarasco1975]

@@sonny323 he told him your gonna wish you were never born!

[@amyntut]

He probably cursed at him and called him Cuntingham 😂

[@jdxsr85]

He's gonna get his lunch for that.

[@TheTsar1918]

Barney, is that you?!

[@leastlikedcritic7529]

I'll bet that a lot of unpopular teens wish they had friend like Dennis

[@Mr17WWE]

LeastLikedCritic75 Absolutely without a doubt

[@tyricharvey1284]

No not Denis they need a Christine for those shiters

[@loricrockett-owens5117]

Yep what so bad even after graduation it doesn't ever quit!

[@N3RO420]

that's true

[@atomic1393]

@@tyricharvey1284 those shitters will pay

[@kemolowlow]

Buddy looks like he flunked ten grades.

[@rooseveltdavis9559]

I totally agree,with his John travolta. Looking ass.

[@SequentiallyCompact]

He did. He was supposed to have graduated long before in the novel.

[@LT1HILLINGHOE]

@@SequentiallyCompact He was 46 years old!!!!😉

[@marysutton434]

Roosevelt Davis LOL 😜😆

[@Anthony_Spilotro]

Lmao

[@MrAnthimos112]

Back in the days when a teachers authority could stop a kid with a knife.

[@aaroncreagh4402]

Nowadays students are armed to the teeth, and police are extremely cautious when dealing with them.

[@MrAnthimos112]

Xpenguin17revived The only possible response for such unwarranted aggression...Go Fuck Yourself.

[@MrAnthimos112]

I implied that this showed an idealised view of a time that didn't necessarily exist. You responded with name calling and vulgarity. So i repeat...go fuck yourself.

[@MrAnthimos112]

Just trying to keep it at the level of discourse you seem most comfortable with.

[@MrAnthimos112]

Meaning the idea that a teacher could simply demand the knife away from a thug like that was a fantasy even when this movie was made. Meaning the entire scenario was foolish. Meaning there was no reason to inject your half ass insults and political ideology into an offhand sarcastic comment about a 30 year old movie. Meaning go fuck yourself.

[@earl77]

I always liked the teacher in this scene because he reminded me of a good teacher I had in high school. He was a pretty small guy and not even five foot 6 but he had authority. He got respect and even the worst bad kids didn't fuck with him. Nowadays a teacher would probably get fired for roughing up a kid even if he deserved it. Punk kids have too many rights these days and adults have no authority, that's why punks have no respect and get away with too much.

[@Wilde-Runner]

Deathheads69 funniest scene on the planet! you little. bald headed fuck! hahahahaha!

[@internetkumquat4542]

Nah, just raw knowledge, school didn't teach me sqat I'm sorry about issues, it was all I could recall.

[@angelrios4078]

stan smith I remember my third grade teacher Mrs Gisler who retired in 2016. ;(

[@angelrios4078]

What do you mean little bitches?

[@jamiedimon1493]

True authority isn't gained through roughing up people.

[@sphillyfanatic7451]

Most badass old school teacher, didn’t flinch at Buddy not even once

[@castortroy7704]

Mr. Casey knew Buddy was chickenshit at core.

[@sphillyfanatic7451]

@@castortroy7704 he sure did

[@ElectricShark]

I like the teacher. We need more teachers like that.

[@tvillingplymouth519]

You mean Neil Sedaka as Mr. Casey?

[@HUNTERBIDEN-l3n]

He would be brought up on charges in today's world!

[@animemangafan1987]

Fuck yeah

[@pootypump7440]

​@@HUNTERBIDEN-l3nyeah, probably

[@GreenBabooshkaFilms]

We do, but the Wokesters would never allow it!

[@kurtbarlow9917]

This movie was and still is a time piece ...EPIC

[@bretcobearo373]

Buddy looks like he’s got a couple of teenage kids and a mortgage!

[@Brolly5]

Don't be so shocked. Some guys just look super mature. Granted I know Buddy's actor wasn't a teen. But I knew quite a few guys in school that looked much older than their age.

[@dmal_2229]

😂😂😂

[@artursfilipovs4923]

@@Brolly5 true but the guy who grabbed deniss by the balls looks like he is about 35 as well

[@dfcardenas22]

@@Brolly5 you're right about that. Some of the students that graduated with my class were like two or three years ahead of us. I thought to myself, "Say, weren't you supposed to be out of here already?"

[@Thetrucky69]

😂👍

[@bakedzale]

The extra "FUCK" really captivates the performance. I laugh out loud every time i see this.

[@samorisa9903]

So true! My favorite line

[@user-uh6lm5wv6n]

The 2nd fuck is definitely where its at and the reason everyone comes here for

[@metal66630]

John Carpenter did say, have atter with the F bombs, he needed them to get an R rating because the movie wasn't gory enough or at all.

[@AmateurBarbarian]

It’s like, “Did you just fucking bark at me, sideburns?”

[@devinpaul9026]

@@AmateurBarbarian Well, Buddy Did already call the guy bald-- which is actually true. Hardass or not, that still wouldn't hit.

[@truthseeker3503]

One of Travolta's best roles and finest performances lol ;)

[@BELLTONNIE]

+Simon wadsley It's not Travolta, but very very nuch like him. Especially that age. His name is William Ostrander

[@billyshead1339]

+TOMMIE BELL yea he's a politician now. Looks totally different too.

[@billyshead1339]

Haha good call. He always reminded me of Jim Morrison with bi ceps. Lol.

[@Drirock55]

Lol so true

[@Backyardmech1]

Lmao... Buddy always reminded of a cheap ass Travolta.

[@castortroy7704]

The expression on Mr. Casey's face said it all. He didn't even flinch when Buddy threatened him because he knew he'd destroy Buddy and Buddy was all mouth.

[@brantfrans8595]

I laughed at Buddy's threat.🤣

[@derricgreene]

Yeah. The book describes him as one of those rare teachers who doesn't have any fear of his students, and he wears it. This little bald man just holds authority in his eyes

[@castortroy7704]

@@derricgreene And looks are deceiving as shown too. Mr. Casey, as accurate as he's described in the book, is a very short, bald, middle aged man but tougher than he looked outwardly, far more experienced in good old fashioned scraps (real scraps one on one, not the pansy ass chickenshit 4 on 1 or 2 Buddy and his crew pulled. ) Plus the students respected Mr. Casey, and he had a fiery temper if pressed as shown when he shook Buddy like a ragdoll for calling Arnie cuntface. Mr. Casey was a good bruiser in his time with experience and authority. His look at Buddy when Buddy threatened to hit him if Mr. Casey searched his pockets said it all. Mr. Casey knew Buddy was a cowardly punk at heart and all bark with no bite without his gang of friends and hoodlums or a weapon by himself against someone that can actually fight back and handle themselves. It was an act. The double fuck yell by Buddy emphasizes this too. Lol

[@castortroy7704]

@@derricgreene Now if it were Henry Bowers from It instead of Buddy and his gang of typical bullying thugs this scenario may have gone way different. Mr. Casey was tough and respected but Henry wasn't your average bullying coward like Buddy. Henry was A1 crazy and initially a short tempered, violent, sociopathic bully that spirals into a complete psychopath and potential killer under Its influence combined with the childhood abuse of his crazed ex-military neo nazi father, Butch. Henry as a Kid was thin but very strong and well built at age twelve from working on his psychotic father's farm his entire childhood. Much later Henry physically attacks adults as well that try to stop his attacks on the Losers. Shoved a grown man to the ground and intimidated the baker into retreating back into his shop after the baker tried to help Eddie when Henry beats Eddie up and breaks his arm alongside his friends as revenge for the rockfight and tried to stab an old woman attempting to help Beverly as Henry, Belch and Victor just going along in the attack under Its spell and fear. Henry feared nothing save for It and his crazy father. Even if Mr. Casey could physically overpower Henry, Henry would give him a fight no doubt and or probably even stab/kill Mr. Casey or try to then if not later at the full stage of his insanity under Its possession combined with the childhood trauma of Butch's abuse and corrupting, hate filled influence.

[@doctorfeinstone6524]

@@derricgreene yep. Mr. Casey was described as one of those teachers who was fearless and most students respected him for it

[@glennzevallos2841]

I saw this in the theatres in 1983. At 2:57 when Buddy plays innocent, the movie audience busted out laughing

[@LuisAngel-mu4zv]

It always makes me laugh

[@MrMitchelljung]

I'm so jealous of you!! Would've loved to Christine(along with many other great 80s films) in 1983. Sadly i wasn't born till 1986

[@levithecreation424]

@@MrMitchelljung you’re lucky to even be born then… I wish I was alive to see all those movies in theatres back in the day but I wasn’t born until 2004

[@zabzab7738]

@@levithecreation424 wow me too. always thought movies from the 90s and below had a different theme in them that's not found in movies today

[@levithecreation424]

@@zabzab7738 yeah for sure

[@cs-7]

"Shut up cuntface" 😂😂😂 he delivered that line so smoothly. Kills me everytime 😂😂

[@KogaDragonEnforcer]

Shut your mouth Punk ass bitch that getting on my nerves.

[@eangsyerbic6942]

"HEY YOU WANNA SHUT YOUR MOUTH!!! I DON'T HAVE TO LISTEN TO GARBAGE LIKE THAT COMING FROM YOU BUDDY!!!!!!! Now what were you saying Arnie."

[@BigKogaDragonBossMan]

@@eangsyerbic6942 Buddy's got a switchblade.

[@KogaDragonEnforcer]

@@eangsyerbic6942 Buddy's nothing but a punk ass bitch

[@donteverbuynoweedfromthega844]

@@BigKogaDragonBossMan you fuckin liar! Thats bullshit Mr. hes lying i swear to god.

[@Toyota4by4shiz]

Mr. Casey: “Empty your pockets, Buddy.” Buddy: “The fuck I will. You can’t make me.” Mr. Casey: *makes him*

[@r6685]

Buddy looks like he’s fresh out on parole!!!

[@terrythompson8462]

"You wanna shut your mouth! I DON'T HAVE LISTEN TO GARBAGE LIKE THAT, COMING FROM YOU BUDDY!!!!" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@davequigley2292]

Moochie using the Kevin Spacey approach

[@artursfilipovs4923]

More like kevin spacey probably learnt that from him

[@Hunkerbunker346]

makes me laugh when the teacher grabs buddy shakes him around and leaves him standing there with a messed up shirt lol

[@admiralbutt]

Still a fantastic scene.

[@916nando]

Moochie has some real strange ways of fighting. Smh sus

[@castortroy7704]

He was a pussy. So was Buddy and the others. Dennis floored Buddy's punk ass in one punch too.

[@b75s]

LoL😅😅, very strange indeed.

[@rondonumba9370]

@@castortroy7704 pussy

[@michaelbull4344]

True bullies 9 times out of 10 are complete cowards unless they have a weapon audience or hitting you from behind. They aren’t good at one on ones basically a hand to hand confrontation. Good example buddy once the knife was out of his hand Dennis knocked him down like you said lol

[@BigKogaDragonBossMan]

@@michaelbull4344 Y'know bullies needs to be put in their place for their actions.

[@phantomcollector1976]

AN ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE

[@ss_whole]

Nothing like having Neil Sedaka as your shop teacher.

[@chess1458]

Super Kyle haha...100%

[@Thinker669]

I wish schools have teachers like him.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Kinda does remind me of my shop teacher , now I think of it. He didn't take bs like that he woulda done the same

[@jmsessn]

there are so many things in both, the novel and the movie that plainly justify christine's vengeance and aggression and this scene is just one of them

[@capacola262743]

this is what real bullying is all about. this is how it was in my school in the 1970s. bitches now cry to the teacher when someone calls them names on facebook. that aint bullying.

[@Psyware]

Good times, hehe

[@Thinker669]

@@SpikeMichaels Just some cowards giving people a hard time on Facebook. It will end right after blocking their account and move on afterwards.

[@dolph41taylor57]

agreed bro. bullies back then showed respect by doing it face to face; true honor. even the nerds would take it too and move on with life. nowadays either side is pathetic with all this cyberbullying bs. we gotta bring back 80s bullying fr

[@GiveMeYourNachosButthead]

LOL calm down keyboard warrior!

[@capacola262743]

@@GiveMeYourNachosButthead blow me, douche bag.

[@robertwayne808]

Say what you will about Buddy. He had one helluva cool '68 Camaro. I love those old Camaros from the '60s and '70s.

[@syphonfilter8372]

Oh most definitely. That's my favorite make and year from that decade too. I admit that I wasn't crazy about the color but that don't mean nothin.

[@jac01970]

69 Camaro

[@Guitcad1]

Fuck him. He was not worthy of a car like that. I like how he meets his end in the book better.

[@JRC99]

'67. Vent windows.

[@theburbsfan4438]

Christine is WAY cooler.

[@czarbull]

Annie shouldn't feel to bad. It's hard enough dealing with bullies in high school but even harder when your being mentally torchered by a 30 year old grown man

[@smackedinthejaw]

The actor William Ostrander was only around 23/24 when the movie was released (born in 1959). He does look very mature for that age though. He looks older than me here and I'm 34!

[@889martinrd6]

Actually Bill Ostrander who played Buddy is in his late 50s and looks younger than he did in his 20s

[@dennishbergkamp]

@@smackedinthejaw I still remember someone reacting with shock when I told them I was 22. She said she thought I was 30. I was pretty mad about it but I asked others what they thought and they said she was talking out of her ass.

[@plasticweapon]

these actors were all in their early 20's, people aged quicker back then.

[@pearlexport32]

I just realized that the one that pushed Arnie down was the guy from the gas station. He got his medicine though.

[@ArtietheArchon]

buddy repperton fuckin older than the teacher

[@artdogg50]

Artie the Swolest Man in the World 😀😃🤣😅😂 The 80's man, I swear ever teenager film had actors way too old to play the parts. It was ridiculous.

[@Mrster]

I love his crazy arm flailing at the end. Makes it all so much better.

[@jakethemuss3]

So what is Buddy Repperton like 35 years old?

[@Guitcad1]

In the book he was in his twenties and still in high school. There was mention of him wearing a ring he had picked up "during one of his many sophomore years."

[@jakethemuss3]

Guitcad1 LOL

[@nightowlchad]

+Guitcad1 omg in their 20's and still in h.s. wow!

[@artdogg50]

jakethemuss3 Ah 80's films, when every other actor playing a high school teenager was actually damn near 30. Gotta love it!

[@zombiewolf9649]

Who goes to high school in their 20’s or 30’s

[@cadillacman2141]

That parallel walking shot in the beginning was brilliant

[@18wolfspirit]

Always satisfying seeing bullies get punished. Asking them to stop doesn't work, and more often than not, they have to be taught a lesson the hard way.

[@williamshaw9047]

Read the book. Buddy has a much worse death than in the film.

[@nathanmcdonald610]

The guy that plays Buddy Repperton always reminded me of some kind of weird cross between Jim Morrison and Roger Daltrey.

[@Stackedwithcash]

So true

[@shydude93]

Reminds me of North and South where the actors who played Buddy and Dennis confronted each other.Can't believe they were in both movies together.

[@Maser209]

Seen this movie a million times and now just realized that Buddy looks like a buff Jim Morrison!

[@CelestialWoodway]

Danzig?

[@ollyfilms2130]

@@CelestialWoodway yea alright Danzig I mean Gdansk

[@ct31209]

I know right. Best teacher I've ever seen in a Stephen King movie. Wasn't scared of none of those punks.

[@williamshaw9047]

Which is exactly how King described the teacher in his book.

[@danteinferno4785]

Buddy the 40 year old high school bully

[@JohnJohn-do2oj]

He don't look 40 but I get it.

[@73dustpan]

I miss teachers being tough like Mr Casey.

[@table3310]

I really feel bad for Arnie this whole movie. Sad that he died.

[@gonstotwriter]

Every HS has its own Buddy Repperton. Mine was named Hutchinson. Most of the students and staff predicted that Hutchinson would be dead or in prison by age 20.

[@Nick-fi1mc]

Man, this movie is great! Such a classic and this scene is one I come back to a lot!

[@jamesivanhoe5135]

Mr. Casey wasn't no punk

[@Thinker669]

He's more badass than buddy.

[@castortroy7704]

Mr. Nationwide that's a fact. Buddy was a coward at heart and knew Mr. Casey would mop the floor with him.

[@robertrodriguez787]

@@castortroy7704 or he didn't want to deal with the police. Mr. Casey did threatened to call the cops if he didn't empty his pockets

[@castortroy7704]

@@robertrodriguez787 no it was both.

[@castortroy7704]

@@robertrodriguez787 Mr. Casey would've ripped buddy in two like nothing.

[@sonny323]

I wonder how many times did people say to. John Travolta. back then we loved you in christine. Lol

[@PaladinRS]

Buddy Revelle would lay Buddy Repperton out like a fucking picnic lunch. Have you even seen 3 O'Clock High?

[@williamgregory6129]

Those two probably would've been pals.

[@nathanmcdonald610]

Buddy Revelle ''didn't need friends'' so I doubt it lol. I think Buddy Revelle wouldn't have the patience to deal with Repperton's antics and would lay him out sooner than later.

[@castortroy7704]

@@nathanmcdonald610 Agreed. Buddy Revell was actually tough. Repperton was a typical bullying coward.

[@brantfrans8595]

I knew guys like Buddy back in high school. Now I'm 35, some are dead, some are in prison. None of them ever changed.

[@robertmorris8997]

Yep. The only reason I go to any high school reunions (50th will be the next one) Is to give any of the bullies that are left crap for being assholes.

[@channingmorrell3514]

I knew guys like him in my middle school and high school days I ran into a few and see nothing has changed from them really feel bad for their kids having to look up to such shitty role models.

[@theglen43]

classic scene from a great movie. Everyone who ever went to High School knew some guy like Buddy Repperton, and if you were smart you stayed away.

[@nathanmcdonald610]

I only ever had one guy try to give me shit like Repperton here does Arnie, then again I am a 6,2 track runner so I didn't get a lot of guff. I blew him off 90% of time, but one day he finally got under my skin and I attacked him, beat the living fuck out of him. He didn't fuck with me for the rest of that school year and eventually became a semi-friend of mine as odd as that is.

[@bryanna72]

How did he even end up in the shop class alone with those guys with no teacher around?

[@berniebsac]

After many years I got around to watching Christine again tonight. Gotta say I enjoyed the fuck out of it and felt all nostalgic for the "good old days" of movies.

[@literalapricot3405]

This scene is almost word for word from the book!

[@bill3901]

yep some of King's dialogue sounds so awkward when it's in a movie...

[@AlanAttack]

Man I love Buddy...best movie baddie ever.

[@danbasta3677]

Reminds me of my grade school and high school days. I was always the kid that got picked on, and never had any friends at all. Hated school because of all the hassle i had to go through, all the time. And, even the teachers as well picked on me to.

[@motorcitymanman7711]

@onions No, he's a Democrat.

[@JokersWild70]

I would've been the guy sticking up for you. I didn't take to that shit in HS, and I still don't take to bullies at 52. I see it, and still get involved

[@pinkfreud62]

Teacher would have been prosecuted and sent to jail if he were to handle/shake a student like that nowadays. No matter what student was doing. -___-

[@josephsummers2427]

That's one of many reasons why the 1970s and 1980s were so much better. Teachers had more power and enforcement. They weren't scared of any student.

[@Thinker669]

What good is it letting punks getting away with everything? That's why we have cops on school grounds.

[@TheworldofAR15]

Liberal alert.

[@mikejessmax]

Ever read the book? The guy looked like a dork but nobody would fuck with him

[@Nick-fi1mc]

Sadly, very true

[@TheBenjammin]

Buddy looks a little old to be in high school.

[@williamshaw9047]

He was about 23 when they filmed this.

[@tbiz8459]

Hell, he looked too old too be a sweathog too, and that was years before this.

[@donmorton4597]

A John Carpenter classic

[@mistofoles]

Keith Gordon (Arnie) was also in JAWS 2 .

[@mdd1963]

and with Rodney Dangerfield in 'Back to School' :)

[@easyriderrider4580]

I remember back in the 80's, having guys in the seventh and eighth grade with me who stayed back so much, that they had mustaches and beards already and shit. You kids Today, don't know how lucky you have it. Imagine playing dodgeball with guys bigger than Buddy... And he's in Your Class. Lol.

[@smilingface4761]

I remember those days too🤣

[@kristenforsythe4072]

i love this movie

[@KogaDragonEnforcer]

Buddy wish he's never born

[@goldenmanuever1176]

I was in my fair share of shop classes in H/S (which aren't even offered anymore). Every school had a Repperton and they all ended up either A) in jail or B) dead.

[@gideoncone6024]

Bill was my friend Chris’s big brother from the big brothers program in Hollywood. He was a great big brother to Chris and also a huge role model for the neighbor hood kids from his actions on adventures with us. He would of gone further in the business but he didn’t do drugs and has very high principles which is why he hasn’t risen to the top in his new profession- he is too honest

[@Lyca31]

Buddy must have repeated about 10 or more grades. He looks in his 30s.

[@devinpaul9026]

Every time Mr. Casey shakes him he gets demoted another year.

[@220guy]

God this is one of the first movies I ever saw as a kid on VHS. Probably one of the greatest scenes of a movie that always stuck with me. I watched this movie literally 50 times.

[@ulyssesnorth6843]

BTW, the cool bully who pushes Arnie down is also in Friday The 13th Part Two as Ted.

[@mikejessmax]

Yes he is, that's Ted

[@williamshaw9047]

I think he's an acting coach now. He also appeared in a dorky Hallmark Halloween commercial where he wore a T-shirt saying THIS IS MY HALLOWEEN COSTUME!

[@theflyxx]

He was also the geek that had pet lizards in Just One of the Guys.

[@androidpoodle3223]

The screenplay is accurate on How bullies treat people!

[@jcarlovitch]

I remember the first time I too was beaten up in high school by my 25 year old classmates.

[@BluffCreekStudio]

look how small people were in 1983... holy cow. we have doubled in size since 1983!!!

[@scottroffman2325]

Man...Stephen King must have REALLY been bullied a lot growing up. Bullies seems to be a continued theme in a lot of his works: Carrie, Sometimes They Come Back, Christine, It, Stand By Me....list goes on, I'm sure.

[@jeffw8218]

Well yeah, Stephen King was a nerdy writer with no friends. Just like he is today. Having stereotypical bullies is also a pretty easy/simple writing trope, and Stephen King isn’t a good writer at all.

[@arielbanks5557]

@@jeffw8218 HOW DARE YOU!!?!?!?!?

[@arielbanks5557]

@@jeffw8218 no one else, not EVEN James Patterson can write and carry on the eerie thrillers and horror stories like Stephen King. Those surprise endings, the gore, and the twists, COME ON MAN! Those can only come natural to writers, he's amazing. You're just too focused on the bullies and their fates toward the end, to me those are just amazing additions. To add lib for a bit; the bullies from Carrie should be an epiphany for actual to be careful and change themselves otherwise 🌊⚡🔥⚰️ Period

[@giantleprechaun2350]

It amazes me that Buddy would think Mr. Casey would believe that Dennis and Arnie started the altercation.

[@MrDravenLee]

Despite the fact Buddy is a bully I still can't help but laugh when he has a go at the teacher. I thought he was a great character in the sense he was very amusing and the Darnell character too.

[@adeaoud3404]

He was so cute before Christine controlled him....

[@DemonNano]

Yeah

[@zz391q4]

The actor William Ostrander was 23 when he played Buddy Repperton.

[@Archmetal06]

looks more like 36 in this movie... Lol

[@MrMitchelljung]

Fun Fact: He lost interest in acting eventually

[@clydemoreno1854]

I love this scene...

[@SheenaJackson39]

I used to have the biggest crush on Buddy Repperton.

[@damone70]

Sheena Jackson What are you, a millennial

[@castortroy7704]

Buddy wasn't a true tough guy. He was a wanna be tough guy. Now Henry Bowers from It or Ace from stand By Me... that's a different story. Buddy was your average bully. Only tough when he had his gang or a weapon or bullying weaker people. In the book Arnie kicks his ass before the knife incident. Mr. Casey would've obliterated Buddy.

[@mdd1963]

what sort of complete loser would crush on such a total loser? (Never mind, I figured it out...)

[@castortroy7704]

Buddy was nothing without his gang.

[@basilmarasco1975]

And when he got upset, his voice got high and squeaky.

[@castortroy7704]

@@basilmarasco1975 he was a pussy at heart.

[@michaelconsuegra7316]

You got that right. Without his gang Buddy is a shit pants. Lol.

[@LeoKypros]

If Jim morrison and John Travolta spawned a child Buddy

[@thedudeabides2968]

The great thing about Stephen King stories, the bullies always lose!!!

[@tylerpuszczewicz2535]

So Jim Morrison, Mitch Mitchell from The Jimi Hendrix Experience. a skinny German, and a fat guy, (fat as Jack Black), were bullying Buddy Holly? What has happen to the music world?

[@Krrrimmi]

Tyler Puszczewicz LOL! That was just popped up into my mind when I remembered this movie.

[@randywoodworth4028]

How do you pronouce your name?

[@tylerpuszczewicz2535]

+Randy Woodworth It's hard to pronounce it on the internet. Sorry dude.

[@CCucumber]

+Tyler Puszczewicz According to a comment, Neil Sedaka apparently is the teacher as well xD.

[@TheAzureNightmare]

+Tyler Puszczewicz They were all supposed to summon The Great Beast, Kanye West of course, using The Father, The Son, and The Holy Ghost as their unwilling sacrifices. That was something that Don MacLean bemoaned greatly...

[@clydemoreno1845]

when buddy is confronting arnie, the three guys standing around him in a triangle all get their just desserts ...

[@garychldress74]

Guys like buddy did exist in the 70s and 80s. Lol😂😂😂

[@capacola262743]

all of this ruckus could have been avoided if cuntingham had remembered to put his name on his lunch sack.

[@Wilde-Runner]

paul kersey hahaha!!

[@robertrodriguez787]

That asshole would have still taken his lunch

[@michaelcasessa4969]

Come on Mr Casey I ain't been doin nothin

[@cozmo5294]

Not sure mr Casey bought what moochie was selling there...

[@InSaiyanPower87]

Except squeezing ball sacks. Lol

[@brisjapenseboyfriendyaoi4869]

I love how Mr. Casey says he's going to call the cops if Buddy doesn't empty his pockets

[@thedkm-4894]

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[@travisbest9041]

It's amazing. This film looks like a contemporary period piece set in the early 80s. Carpenter was at his peak in those days. What the hell happened?

[@josephsummers2427]

Well, it was created in 1983, almost 35 years ago...

[@travisbest9041]

Joseph Summers No I meant it looks like a film made yesterday that is a period piece set in the 80s.

[@hadihatab3126]

Travis Best I agree especially John Stockwell(Dennis)has a pretty modern look to him compared to everyone else.

[@giantleprechaun2350]

Vandenburg walked away without getting into trouble. I love how so many of these kids stood around and watched without intervening.

[@mikejessmax]

They should have made Christine into a 3hr miniseries like some of the other Stephen King's books. They got the gist of it here but could have been a whole lot better

[@andigore7536]

Just met in Houston TX the owner of the original Plymouth 58 used in this movie. It's in immaculate condition. Took me back in to my younger years when I saw Christine in such a beautiful shape.

[@hakeemhtx4513]

"yeah put down the knife"

[@eangsyerbic6942]

+Deathheads69 If you don't empty your pockets right now I'm gonna call the cops

[@inzaniavendetta8661]

@Nicky Dee you fuckin liar!!

[@Jason.Johnson]

That's bullshit, Mr. Casey. He's lying, I swear to God

[@inzaniavendetta8661]

@@Jason.Johnson Cunningham did repperton here pull a knife on you?

[@eangsyerbic6942]

@@inzaniavendetta8661 Yeah

[@turbompson4546]

Rest n Peace Mr. Casey-

[@mistofoles]

The actor playing Dennis was also in TOP GUN as "Cougar" .

[@joncrall4628]

One of the best stare downs ever!!!

[@klariki9271]

I hate bullies!

[@KingVirus68]

Wow...back then you could get caught with a knife and only get detention. Nowadays you'll likely be expelled. Times were weird back then XD

[@killerwatt318]

Didn't buddy get expelled in the movie?

[@Psyware]

killerwatt318 Yup, buddy's thrown out

[@syphonfilter8372]

Where I lived it carried jail or juvi time as I grew up.

[@mattjones5140]

killerwatt318 I had assault and battery with a deadly weapon charge at 17. I was suspended for 10 days, but I did receive an expulsion letter. It was October of my senior year.

[@Guitcad1]

samsonpker Want to bet? Well okay, there wasn't really rap in '78, but the rest of happened all the time.

[@resevil-hunk8761]

Stuff like this shows why he would later be in love with Christine. Nobody showed him respect nor cared except his only friend

[@marceibel1131]

Arnie looks like Buddy Holly.. Great film

[@amablereneaguiluzxiv6973]

Another reason why he's a perfect match for Christine.

[@jtbassgambler2594]

Miss my old days in high school just like these

[@xXHackerJaxXx]

Damn that teacher is a badass.

[@laughingsoupfork1360]

The best bully scene in a Hollywood movie.Period.

[@TheSarge1911]

I didnt know John Travolta and Jim Morrison had a love child.

[@kurtsimmons9735]

I saw this movie when it first came out. I applied for a job at the new Whitestone Multiplex Cinemas and the theatre's management allowed whoever applied to see a movie for free

[@bbb462cid]

The dude playing Repperton was a really good guy in real life.

[@motorcitymanman7711]

Was?

[@bbb462cid]

@@motorcitymanman7711 is that OK? I don't know the guy personally. My information is that during the filming of the movie, he was a good dude. I don't have the dossier on his life after that event in front of me. But I can say with sure conviction the film was made in the past.

[@williamshaw9047]

@@bbb462cid Keith Gordon said that Bill Ostrander was a really nice guy in real life and added that a lot of actors who play badasses in movies are nice guys in real life.

[@bbb462cid]

@@williamshaw9047 that's my understanding too

[@SequentiallyCompact]

@@williamshaw9047 I know that's supposed to be true of William Zabka, the perennial 80s heel.

[@thatonewaspatyourpicnic7978]

The days where you could curse in front of a teacher and seemingly get away with it,

[@David-bo5uc]

When I was a freshmen (I'm a junior now) and I would always get in trouble the coach who ran ISS (which I was in daily) would let you swear, vape, whatever

[@thatonewaspatyourpicnic7978]

@@David-bo5uc You got a chill coach.

[@Seanny5117]

Every time I see the scene I laugh my ass off one of the funniest scenes in a movie ever