I don't need friends.

Scene from "Three O'Clock High".

[@hollywoodmkx]

I just can’t ever get over that line: “You didn’t even try. How’s that feel?” That’s not just deep, that’s arguably one of the best lines in film history few have heard or remember.

[@masterzombie161]

It pretty much says “it was your chance to prove yourself, and instead of taking it like a man you took the easy way out and hurt others along the way to protect yourself.” It’s like when someone cheats on a video game like Dark souls, they say they beat it but use cheats or some easy build and just completely miss the point of what it’s about.

[@shadorveal5529]

I swear😮

[@neozai2139]

He didn't beat him physically, but he sure as hell beat him emotionally. Damn.

[@JT-gi8rx]

You can feel the disgust he feels for Jerry. Then the shame from Jerry is so heavy, excellent scene.

[@Greg-lo1tl]

A powerful moment, excellently filmed by a rookie director.

[@adamrobinette139]

What is so fascinating about Buddy Revell is that is he isn't really a bully. And he's extremely intelligent. He simply lives by a moral code that he just wants to be left alone, and will make an example to ensure that happens. Doesn't matter whether you're big or little. He literally doesn't bother anyone the entire movie. The whole movie is Jerry bothering him, getting himself into the fight, and bothering him trying to get out of the fight. In this scene, he's disgusted with Jerry for not having the same conviction for his own shit. And at the end of the movie, he comes back, gives Jerry his money back, and even cracks a little smile that the little guy stood up for himself. I'd say he's one of the most misunderstood villains you're likely to find in movies.

[@cgh7337]

Agree 100%. When Jerry first meets Buddy & asks about doing the school newspaper article on him, Buddy sounds exasperated when he says "What do you want man, I just got to this school" (or something like that). You can tell he just wants to be left alone.

[@diamondjg8540]

Baloney. Moral code, my foot. He's a creep and a bully who terrorizes a kid half his size. For what? Jerry may have been an accidental pest but he meant and did no harm. That said, Buddy shows some decency at the end AFTER he gets deservedly lit up. That said, great movie with some great acting. An all-time favorite.

[@grayman735]

@@diamondjg8540 your absolutely WRONG Diamond jerry was a pest. LMAO he violated the guys boundaries like most people do every DAY. Its called personal space in life. Example robot calls, the solicitors who keep calling your cell phone,land line,pollute your mail box with stuff you don't want and did not ask about. Think about it sometime...food for thought.

[@garysumpter9270]

Rod Evans agreed!

[@rmrm1002]

Well said!

[@puuxexil]

After this scene finished, Anton Chigurh had a talk with Jerry and told him he'd been putting it up his whole life, he just didn't know it.

[@ehotel]

haha so true. Another amazing character.

[@ryanr.3925]

😂😂😂 and then he said "I aint scared of no sugar"

[@naturesfinest4871]

And he flipped a coin and said, "Call it."

[@Shinobi33]

Noice!

[@bhmch39]

Lol! My gut literally busted on this. Im commenting from heaven. :) Love both films.

[@lovehandles4193]

Richard Tyson should've played Jim Morrison back in the day. The man's a dead ringer for him. Uncanny as hell.

[@smackedinthejaw]

Werd, he even has that same laid back swagger that Jim Morrison often carried

[@carlosmagno1506]

Val Kilmer was the ultimate Jim Morrison.This guy is to buff to play Morrison

[@JOHNMARCEY]

carlos magno he's got the eyes and hair..but you're right..

[@clamshell6863]

carlos magno Agree, Jim was average build. Richard Tyson has a football player build.

[@gtamediaproductions1]

That guy strikes me as a cross between Jim Morrison and Clint Eastwood.

[@Chorkaloopa]

"You didn't even try. How does that feel?" Such a great delivery by Tyson and applicable to so many things in life. This is a fantastic movie that didn't get its fair share of the pie...... (damn Breakfast Club)

[@yankees29]

This is absolutely an 80’s classic. Imo the 80’s were the golden age of film.

[@omniton4106]

That look of disgust on Richard Tyson’s face is simply awesome !

[@jjmah7]

How does it feel? Pretty damn good not having to eat through a feeding tube for starters

[@extacyl6926]

The realist things in society never get their fair share of the pie.

[@alvexok5523]

@@jjmah7 It was physics, Jerry was alot smaller and weaker than Buddy, him not trying to fight him was smart move.

[@thee_morpheus]

Shame no one talks about this gem, 80s churned out so many

[@climeaware4814]

1980s put out LOTS of fun teen movies. Sad I never dated any woman and took them to the theaters!

[@thee_morpheus]

@@climeaware4814 same here bro

[@Adam-kx2tp]

80's really was a good time for cinema

[@timothyturner1056]

It's almost like a hidden gem .

[@yankees29]

@@Adam-kx2tp imo it was the golden age

[@trifleneurotic]

Underrated movie.

[@Gawdzillest]

landgazr very

[@fabiancalderon6729]

When is it from Seems like either 2011 or 1975

[@SonnyGTA]

landgazr there’s always an ‘underrated’ moron. Every damn video has a dip shit that says it’s underrated just because HE never heard of it.

[@LuisAngel-mu4zv]

@@SonnyGTA well not many know alot about this film it is underrated and ive known about this film since i was like 10

[@anthonyhoang5640]

@@fabiancalderon6729 1987

[@hyenaswine]

This is deep. Even when he escapes, he can't escape. It just gets worse. What a great movie. Jerry must deal with the world.

[@Aangel452]

Watched it yesterday after hearing about it... Great movie. I am an eighties girl and loved this shit in the 80s and still now. They were the times to live in, like the roaring 20s..

[@caesar349]

Absolutely agree

[@MrHoover77]

One of my favorite movies! Seriously!

[@Chorkaloopa]

And scene. Buddy always tried.

[@deepnthought.]

Mine as well

[@Spacejunk63]

It was a great high school film, very underrated.

[@superbientotal1]

Oh, man, MAN I loved this movie! In my freshman year of college I lived in a dorm room with three dudes who I’d gone to high school with - we all graduated high school in ‘86 - and one day on a lark we rented this movie to watch in our dorm room. We rented and watched this movie so many times that freshman year. Special place in my heart for this flick. Thank you to whoever posted this!

[@randomjive7310]

This is the moment i realized that buddy isnt a bully, or even a human. Hes an angel in disguise, sent by god to teach Jerry about the importance of standing up for himself, so that when the time comes, and J. Connor calls on him to a position of leadership within the rebel army, he'll be prepared. It all started with Buddy's unorthodox motivational tactics.

[@Davethebeaver2]

oh, come on. clearly, buddy represents a force of nature, one you can't bargain or reasoned with, only face head-on. the message of the movie is one of fortitude, of perseverance. the message that, in our current culture that idolizes weakness and reveres victimhood, is sorely missed.

[@LolonMatinez]

An angel that uses a knuckle to kill or seriously injure Jerry .

[@hyenaswine]

You're right, he isn't real.

[@Greg-lo1tl]

I don't think any antagonist in the history of cinema has had as much understated depth. Buddy's disappointment in Jerry's cowardice was genuine and it was a devastating and impactful moment for Jerry. And may I also say regarding this, my favorite 80s film: Phil knew when to use music and when to let a scene BE its own music (something which escapes many filmmakers).

[@mulemule]

This is KZbin. Needs more exaggeration. Instead, try: "In the history of cinema *in this and every other universe."*

[@grommet777]

Damn, Buddy delivered a bitch slap of truth.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

Those blow of words hit him harder than anything psychical.

[@nickcc2003]

This should be mandatory viewing for all incoming freshmen of any high school. Buddy's response to the money was right on point

[@Angie_bae]

💯💯💯💯💯

[@Angie_bae]

Agreed.

[@heytheremclovin]

Lol...I was blessed to have my dad to always buy me and my 5-6 close friends lunches everyday from restaurants, whataburger, chick-fil-a, taco bell, etc., While the other poor bully wannabe kids would watch us eat in the cafeteria at the end of the table trying to be cool w/ other chicks n girls while we ate good. Many other kids/chicks tried to get cool w/ for perks w/ us but we shut them down quick cuz we knew they were fake, we were a group within a group. I still run into those now obese welfare living, former "cheerleader chicks and jocks" and see their poor depressed faces at the Walmart's and HEBs.....,🤔🤦😂😂

[@theunapologetic5596]

I was known throughout my 8th grade year so when I came to 9th grade this year everyone knows me so I’m good.

[@Stallion386]

@@heytheremclovin Nice fanfiction.

[@nathanmcdonald610]

Richard Tyson's acting is very good in this movie. He did a lot of things very subtly, for example in this scene at 1:13 after Jerry says ''Swear to god, you're not gonna trash me?'' Tyson ever so subtly shakes his head no before calling him a pussy. Another good example, probably the best in the movie is after the fight at the very end of the movie when Tyson give's the money back to Jerry for just a BRIEF moment his face lighten's up ever so slightly showing you that Jerry earned his respect.

[@mumblety96]

Like a crack in a pie crust, as my mom described Buddy's 'smile' at the end :D

[@maxducoudray]

Yeah, he’s really great in this movie in every scene.

[@Greg-lo1tl]

Also Buddy had been relieved of the burden of his unbeatable reputation.

[@drlee2]

I legitimately believe that Tyson's performance as Buddy is the best acting of a "bully" in the 80s.

[@NemeanLion-]

I always liked this scene. One moment, you feel relief for Mitchell, but then Revell shows him how much of a coward he is. Then Mitchell goes up to the roof and finds his inner strength to face his fears.

[@Mrd9960]

Yeah same here, Revell attacked his character of being scared, then Jerry thought about it more and woke up and faced him head on, it really was a great scene!

[@bernardwilliams4071]

It was when his man hood was challenged by another man the breaking point everyone will fight if they have to. If you think about it thats what Buddy wanted him to do to see what he is made of he already took the money. He still fought him. Even when he gives the money back he nods at jerry and smiles he had earned buddy respect. Not that he beat him the fact he stood up to him. Maybe Buddy was not this dum jock bully everyone thought he was. He knew exactly what he was doing with jerry

[@elvisman06]

YOU WERE THE PUSS THAT ALWAYS BLED!! 😁🤣

[@DavidHeffron78]

Mitchell isn't a coward. A coward might imply he had a shot but was scared to take it. The real coward is the guy who will beat up a dude a foot shorter than him.

[@NemeanLion-]

@@DavidHeffron78 A coward is someone who compromises himself or hurts others to avoid something they need to face.

[@jntdhome]

80s classic!! Criminally underrated as well.

[@krogdog]

These are some old-looking HS students. Many of the actors in this were in their mid 20s at the time of filming.

[@MIZ0217]

people looked older imho back then

[@ShaunHensley]

Every hs movie ever made uses older people to play students

[@theawesomeduo54]

@@MIZ0217 naw ppl look older nowadays.

[@yoda5280]

Legions and legends that’s total bs

[@theawesomeduo54]

@@yoda5280 nigga don't be goofy, high schoolers be looking mad old nowadays. I don't know if it's the hormones in food, cigarettes, drugs, pollution or what but take it from somebody who just got out highschool like a yr or 2 ago, barely anyone looks their actual age. Especially the seniors, be looking 25 n shit. Maybe it different where you from but all the state's I been to it's the same deal.

[@andrewvincent7299]

Richard Tyson is a great actor. He could have pulled off a role similar to Snake Plissken or some other anti-hero. He had that very masculine presence about him.

[@Jedi_Are_Scum]

He was horrible in Kindergarten Cop.

[@franciscopuentes6049]

Absolutely baby

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

"I want my money back, I ain't no pussy"...this is probably in my top 5 "80's movies" hands down. It just gets better and better as I get older. Buddy has a code, and even if he's a bit rigid, you can't help but respect it. He doesn't mess with people, he doesn't antagonize, he even respects limits (returns the money, etc). Another great example of how the best so-called villains almost always have validity to their points of view, just exaggerated.

[@jeffmejia3556]

An underrated classic for sure. It was this scene that kept me watching it over and over back in the day when it had come out. Yes, the book report scene is epic but this scene-for me at least- sums up what the movie is about. “No matter if failure is a sure thing and the odds may be greatly against you at least try.” Decades later when I see someone give up without even trying I have that look of disgust Buddy Revell has. That person is worse than a “quitter”. They didn’t even made an attempt to start. I learned that from this movie.

[@rollingdudes8859]

If you ALWAYS TRY and give EVERY OUNCE OF ENERGY you have, even if you lose you will be content knowing that you did EVERYTHING POSSIBLE thing to win!!!

[@Greg-lo1tl]

I think I enjoy this movie better than Ferris Bueller because the stakes were much higher and more immediate than simply getting caught for skipping school. Besides, Ferris was virtually unbeatable with few weaknesses, so not an underdog story by any stretch and had no character arc.

[@RonPaul42069]

What's the book report scene?

[@L0kias1]

Whatever , that’s stupid crap bullies say. Be careful who you mess with. You never know who’s kid or cousin or whatever someone is. I knew someone who bullied a kid at school , just like this , they didn’t know the kids family was part of a cartel gang, couple days later , we never saw that bully again , no one ever found them 😂. Everyone is a bad ass until the real bad ass walks through the door

[@riproar11]

It isn't underrated. We watched it endlessly on HBO as teens and wore out the VHS tapes as I showed it to my friends and then we showed it to every "rookie" who visited our tv rooms.

[@mariosargiropoulos1715]

Buddy is one of the most underrated fascinating characters I’ve ever watched.

[@LeviAckerman-cb5ji]

if this movie were made today, they would ruin him by overexplaining his character.

[@SSJ9K1]

Never seen this, so there's no nostalgia factor when i say, older films were just better....

[@eddyofficial1513]

For real! From late 80s to 2006 and then thats it lol

[@emadueno1]

watch it and give your review....all time fave

[@missioncodez]

Buddy Revell = Life Jerry Mitchell = YOU Now, watch the scene from that perspective...

[@projectjab156]

Great analogy...🤔...👍

[@cornflakesbaby]

You hit the Nail on the head! I haven't seen this film in years and it came on tv the other day and it dawned on me that Buddy wasn't really a bully in the classic sense but a walking metaphor for life. I'm embarrassed to say this but I got emotional watching some of the scenes from that perspective, what an epiphany....

[@mattn6591]

maybe thats why its such a compelling scene. Life is here and will try to kick your ass, but some can literally or metaphorically pay their way out of having to deal with the hard stuff. And the guilt and shame you feel for not having tried to face it.

[@rollingdudes8859]

ME = I am NOT GOING DOWN without a fight AND I WILL GIVE YOU HELL and EVERY OUNCE OF ENERGY I HAVE until there is nothing left!!!

[@chrismc410]

@@rollingdudes8859 me: I promise you that either one of us or neither of us is coming out of this alive. You are not the only one whom violence and death are old companions. In other words either you die or if I go down, I'm taking you with me

[@darkleaves3560]

maybe buddy was low-key trying to help jerry gain confidence, maybe because buddy knew if jerry didn't man up in the present he would go through life with people walking all over him

[@joseviramontes3804]

Maybe he was.

[@Radog99]

Brass knuckles...

[@billmaggie8736]

One of the best movies from the 80s, put it in the same category with fast times at ridgemont high, Ferris bullets day off , the karate kid ect

[@dantheman92317]

I liked this one better than Ferris Bueller. Seemed more realistic

[@bartledoo9]

Assuming you didn’t watch the breakfast club 😂😂

[@mumblety96]

Far superior to all these. One of the most underrated of all time.

[@Greg-lo1tl]

@@dantheman92317 Ditto. I think I enjoy this movie better than Ferris Bueller because the stakes were much higher and more immediate than simply getting caught for skipping school. Besides, Ferris was virtually unbeatable with few weaknesses, so not an underdog story by any stretch and had no character arc.

[@dantheman92317]

@@Greg-lo1tl agree. thanks

[@JimminyJim]

“You didn’t even try….. How does that feel?” That’s one harsh fucking line.

[@House2017]

I remember this movie. I liked it. :) Never forgot the quote “You didn’t even try. How does that feel?”

[@TonyPerez816]

This movie is a true masterpiece. So much subtlety and nuance that I think people missed back then. Richard Tyson is one of the most brilliantly written and perfectly acted characters in my opinion. Some of the finest acting I saw from 80s stars. First, the walk. His slow, heavy steps are probably the most memorable sound from the whole movie. Everywhere he goes, you hear the deep "thud" of his boots hitting the ground. This scene in particular. It is such a cool effect that in this scene unlike the others, his footsteps get softer and less menacing, as Jerry finally feels a very short-lived moment of relief. 2- The dialogue here. Buddy lets him off the hook as even the most intense bully probably would, but he leaves him even more bruised with his words. The scene after this where Jerry goes to the roof to think on Buddy's words is amazing. Not a single word spoken, but you see everything just through facial cues and gestures. Then the greatest moment of the film: When the students are coming to Jerry's aid and buying notebook paper for $1 per sheet to help him pay back the student store and Buddy comes in. This is a moment where other less-nuanced movies fail. In those other movies, the Bully would suddenly be a wimp because of the outcome of the fight. In real life, Buddy Revell kicks the living shit out of Jerry 999 times out of 1000. And they both know it. But Jerry has earned Buddy's respect and even admiration. When he returns the money, he gives him perhaps a very slight, almost not noticeable smile which Jerry returns. Then he walks out silently, same boot sounds on the ground, intimidating as hell to everyone in the scene except for Jerry. Not a single line of dialogue in that final exchange, but some of the finest acting ever! Just such a well-written and acted piece. Love it!

[@jeffbenzos6344]

“Finest acting I ever saw from an 80’s star” that’s *extremely* debatable

[@richardalvarado-ik9br]

What about My Bodyguard?

[@darj617]

Love this movie, has that classic 80s feel written all over it

[@SonnyGTA]

Absolutely stupendous movie. Amazing camera angles.

[@zizoumonk10]

Shot. Reverse Shot.

[@robm5399]

Absolute best line in a movie You didn’t even try how does that make you feel most powerful

[@jorgegaytan3012]

This scene alone is a life lesson positive one if u apply it correctly...

[@metsrus]

never saw Buddy as a villain in this movie. I always thought he was trying to teach Jerry to stand up for himself. Look at the disgust on his face as he tells Jerry how weak he is.

[@robertwhitley6233]

THE END *Credits Roll*

[@jelanitarik7423]

- I hear you’re giving Jerry Mitchell a hard time. - Yeah, it’s gonna get even harder. - You aren’t going to do shit to him…..asshole. We all know what happened next. 😳👀

[@kagemaru259]

The actor who played Buddy also played one of the Delta Force operators in Black Hawk Down. He was the one who was on the first helicopter that was shot down but climbed out of the wreckage to defend it.

[@Bohdisattva3.7]

Richard Tyson. Very underrated. Plays the crazy dad in kindergarten cop too. And I think he’s a old school baseball pitcher in babe ruth movie

[@dsullivanation]

I kind of felt for Buddy when he uttered the words: "I don't need friends". He must have spent a lifetime being around a bunch of toxic people and getting screwed over in the process so much to where he really doesn't want to open up to anyone. He may have even been in love at one point and maybe that girl not only broke but possibly destroyed his heart and will of finding true love and friendship completely. Just a theory of mine.

[@rollingdudes8859]

SPOT ON!!! There is only SO MUCH CRAP you can take until you turn into BUDDY REVELL!!! I have ALWAYS seen BUDDY not as a BULLY but as a MISUNDERSTOOD PERSON!!!

[@dsullivanation]

@@rollingdudes8859 Yeah he's nothing like Johnny from The Karate Kid, has zero in common with Flash Thompson from Spiderman and isn't a punk like Terry Filkins from Drillbit Taylor. Buddy's more of a high school anti-hero than a bully.

[@emperorwang0861]

I've always said this: Buddy is the true protagonist in this film. He did all of this to teach the nerd some self respect. He threw the fight in the end. Then he returned the money, and walked off into the sunset. He is a complex and enigmatic character indeed.

[@mumblety96]

He didn't throw the fight, bruh.

[@emperorwang0861]

@@mumblety96 yes he did.

[@Radog99]

You don't pull out brass knuckles to throw a fight.

[@emperorwang0861]

@@Radog99 in imagination land, where all movies take place, there are infinite reason where one would.

[@Federal_Bureau_of_Investigatio]

@@emperorwang0861 no need for a minor reason

[@cambreezythecolorman0716]

i dont need friends

[@robot2rusty]

only mysanthropes dont need friends

[@happywinterbears]

they disappoint me

[@cambreezythecolorman0716]

don't need friends God And Money Is My Bestfriend

[@Joe-eb8vc]

I'm with Buddy. I don't need friends.

[@controversialzimbabwetv6807]

@@cambreezythecolorman0716 well said!

[@dro824]

He’s the hero in the movie. He got a coward to overcome himself and exhibit some courage.

[@naqaychaayal302]

Well, I would argue the same against Buddy. The irony is that he didn't even try to talk to Jerry in order to squash the issue. Buddy doesn't want friends or needs them as he puts it, but how does he know if he won't even try? Also, there's irony in his name alone-- "Buddy", when he's not a buddy to anyone. This irony extends to his role as a student. He's not active in school programs, not friendly with teachers or staff. He's intelligent, I'm sure he could succeed if he at least tried.

[@Trollioli]

1:29 I love the disgusted look on his face as he looks down at him. It's like he's glad that he doesn't have to dirty his hands up beating a coward.

[@alphamale1228]

BUDDY WAS LEFT BACK 5 TIMES.

[@alphamale1228]

@JR Selsing That too.

[@josephmulvihill9898]

Buddy's response after calling of the fight was sincere. And it's what gave Jerry the sand he needed for a 3olock appointment with Buddy. Those few words from his nemesis most likely changed the coarse of his life

[@alvexok5523]

There were probably alot of bullies in the 80s who backed off once their victim paid them a few hundred dollars, but they no doubt had even less respect for them afterwards.

[@justinflores165]

One of my childhood favorites. Very underrated movie imo

[@justinflores165]

@Fuhq Boi Three O Clock High

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

Same. Though I saw it back in the 90s.

[@michaelcarrera3730]

Don’t f this up mitchel!

[@idunnoiguess1]

This movie is one of my favorites of all time. Watched it repeatedly as a kid, and taught me a thing or two about how to survive- truly.

[@michaelcarrera3730]

1:30 this exact look for me when my cat uses one of our house plants as a second litter box

[@winstonmarlowe5254]

discipline your cats

[@chrishamilton5181]

This is a great, underrated movie. Richard Tyson was a great actor in the '80s.

[@zabut2301]

What's great about Casey is he plays a bully in "Of Mice and Men." Very underrated actor.

[@llongone2]

I love this film! Great acting. Good story. Many great lines.

[@oldschooldogy316]

Can’t we be friends? Can’t we even try?...

[@Kitchdmn3]

oldschooldogy316 haha what a puss

[@NienNienNien]

I use to be that in my middle school days untill I learned to just toughen up lmao

[@hueyfreeman6262]

@@Kitchdmn3 would you fight buddy after what he did

[@sirgabealot01]

I love the shot at 1:41

[@caesar349]

Def. It’s such a powerful yet simple shot

[@MinhNguyen-cx2gz]

1:30 Buddy's disgust at Jerry paying him off is even more palpable than the disgust he had when Jerry first bothered him. I'm surprised the actor who played Buddy, who did an astounding job here, didn't have more roles other than bit parts like in There's Something About Mary.

[@davidsirmons]

Will never forget that movie. Fantastic.

[@frivolitymachine3914]

'Buddy' lol.

[@Planet-Pantera]

The head teacher - “DON’T FUCK THIS UP MITCHELL” 😂

[@christianraines3032]

Man rose from the dead 😂😂

[@gordonhill764]

Very underrated scene. Very clear message.

[@JD-bd2up]

Best High School Movie of All Time Hands down No Debate 2 Thumbs up

[@lawrencebittke8478]

I first saw THREE O’CLOCK HIGH on cable TV back in 1985. To be sure, Buddy Revelle was an imposing guy who could deck you if you struck him the wrong way; but he was no real bully. Bullies bother people who mind their own business, and Buddy kept to himself, not wanting friends and just minding his own business. This was a remarkable film, very unique and very memorable.

[@doctorseamaster8449]

I watched it in 86(i was part of a crew that created this film)

[@Luispbringstheheat]

How could u have seen it in 85 when it came out in 87??

[@Luispbringstheheat]

@@doctorseamaster8449 same with u.. it came out a yr before u supposedly seen it

[@pyper3865]

*sees title* my brain - *_i don’t need friends they disappoint me_*

[@gskate117]

Lower expectations

[@InspectorCallahan.44]

Meeting Buddy was the best thing that ever happened to Mitchell.

[@MrMisuma]

Such an underrated gem. Love it!

[@mahorn83]

1:19 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I ALMOST FORGOT HOW GOOD THIS MOVIE IS, ITS BEEN SO LONG SINCE I'VE SEEN IT!

[@mumblety96]

Watch it again! Make sure your kids watch it!

[@mahorn83]

@@mumblety96 , FAX! LITTLE BOYS DEFINITELY NEED TO SEE THIS MOVIE! GUYS OF THIS PRESENT TIME HAVE BECOME SOFT!

[@lightningsmokerXx]

Both guys here were born in 1961 , so they were 25/26 at the time of filming here.

[@ChmodX]

Brings back memories of high school. When all my middle-aged classmates scheduled fights after school.

[@patriot1384]

I never scheduled a fight. If you ran your mouth or bullied someone in class I'd break your snot box right there in the classroom. Needless to say I went to 5 highschools. Hated bullies and hated the things they would say to girls or small weak guys just wanting to be left alone.

[@jamieSp69]

Dude was knocking people out like it was nothing in this movie. The other kid was a coward, but it actually made sense for him to try to get out of it.

[@michaelcarrera3730]

Buddy: if the path you followed lead you to this, of what use was the path?! :power of love, Huey Lewis:

[@gr33n3ggs4]

I always wondered who would win in a fight between Buddy from Christine or Buddy from 3'Oclock ??

[@jeffmacleod5872]

Buddy the Elf

[@phillybatts374]

Even if Moochie came up from behind w the nut squeeze, Revell would beat there asses.

[@edreid7872]

Turning point in the film....so wonderful....

[@20Avalanche06]

"You didn't even try. How does that feel?" The look he gives. Even I felt his disgust.

[@nanolapaso8929]

You didnt even try!! How does that feell!!! Uffff

[@johnwilliamson2207]

This film is deeper than it at first appears. We all have people that enter our lives to teach us something, a lesson about life that we add to our arsenal of knowledge that helps shape us. Buddy entered Jerry's life that day to teach him self respect, courage and to never underestimate yourself. He may have went through hell that day but when all is said and done it was one of the most important days of his life and he'll be a better man because of it.

[@starkandzeeman8593]

One of the best movies ever.

[@sayhitosteve2785]

Underated masterpiece and a classic.

[@BossChronicles]

Amen I don’t need friends either

[@throwup7157]

:(

[@terrygracy8345]

How does that feel?! Love it.

[@crujones6972]

Great Movie!! And Great Soundtrack/Score!

[@themightycrixus1131]

Such a great movie!! Found it randomly when I was young!

[@someoneelsewhere9519]

they disappoint me

[@patrickdezenzio4988]

who is they?

[@youngfunny1824]

@@patrickdezenzio4988 it's a joke. It's from this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqraZ56Bgs-ja6M

[@LetReasonPrevail1]

Buddy represents life \ reality. Certain outcomes and realities are unavoidable no matter what we pretend or hope for. The best we can hope for in life is that we will face these realities with courage when the time comes. This is a message that is sorely in need of telling to today’s people.

[@jw11432]

I remember seeing this movie, at least parts of it, when I was very young. Probably around 5 or 6 (it came out in 87 and it was on cable, so I saw it probably in 88, maybe 89). Anyway, I still had the worldview that you did as your parents told, or if you were bad, you'd have to pay the price. Seeing the bully do what he did, I couldn't understand how he could do these things, so I asked my mom "where's his mommy to stop him??" thinking this was like the be-all-end-all of solutions. She told me "he didn't have a mommy", so my little kid mind was kinda blown but it made sense. He was sort of a ronin lol ahh the innocence of a child.

[@MrEnergee1987]

18 years after the parking lot fight, their nephews Will Stronghold and Warren Peace had an amplified brawl at the school cafeteria in Sky High (2005)

[@theloner6063]

Fun fact: the bad guy actually is a nice guy in real life.

[@rodolfogarcia1294]

That means he Is a very good actor.

[@chrismc410]

So is Thomas F. Wilson aka Biff/Griff/Buford Tannen

[@bertlovemorleo1096]

what do you feel when some one call you a name like that? that feel so sick inside.

[@frenchfryheaven]

One of the truly great teen movies of all time, featuring this, possibly the most painful scene of all time.

[@babylonhasfallen1329]

This is one of the underrated movies of the 80s but also one of my favorites. I’ve made references to it from time to time but nobody that I’ve mentioned it to has seen it.

[@danielanderson7106]

I don’t have friends and I’m okay with that

[@joseviramontes3804]

Youre solid. Mostly these Loud arrogant asshole run in packs because theyre scared.

[@user-md9bt1dd5o]

I also dont need friends i work almost all day and come home to my 1 room apartmant late watch t.v and fell asleep in weelends i visit my old perents .go to cherch and pray and read the bible. Its agood life.alittle boring but good life

[@user-md9bt1dd5o]

Buddy was anice person jerry was the one that hurrasing him and talk shit to him in the batroom

[@user-md9bt1dd5o]

All what buddy want that peple leave him alone.he didant bully anyone ecsept jerry that was jerry that start at

[@user-md9bt1dd5o]

I was married .weman are all the same.its batter to be single and happy.

[@briansimpson5664]

Here's what every no character turd growing up in the 2020s needs to hear... 1:12

[@YeshuaReigns4eva]

One of the few movies I ever bought. Damn good

[@jimziogas8978]

Love 3 O’Clock High…saw it years after it came out, but it’s a classic for sure!

[@DanielReyes-zu8em]

$350 dollars is roughly $800 in 2020... That's a good chunk of change to pay out in order to stop a fight!

[@dinoleo3804]

This Buddy guy is actually Jim Morrison of the Doors

[@eastcoastgrandison4855]

Looks just like him

[@kevinfrimpong969]

That's a swole ass Jim Morrison. Like if Jim Morrison got ahold of HGH/TRT.

[@brendansierra6451]

I was in high school when this came out I miss the 80’s

[@turkeybughayum]

I watched one clip of this movie with my 10 year old son two weeks ago and now it's in my feed for life it would seem.

[@piggypoo]

Director: Hey Richard, I'm gonna need you to say the line but move your mouth as little as possible. Okay? Richard Tyson: 0:06