IVE NEVER FELT SO MUCH PAIN! | *BLOOD IN BLOOD OUT* First Time Watching

[@middlenamechanel]

I’m a Black woman and this movie touched my heart so deeply. I cry every time I watch it and I love the love between Cruz and Paco. The importance of family is also such a beautiful thing in this film. ❤❤❤

[@G.Martinez916]

There is a book about the movie I just got today. I learned the actor that kills montana "Wallace" almost did not get the part because he had a heart condition he acted in comedy tv shows in his early years. He ended up passing away the day after filming the scenes killing Montana and meeting Bonafied in the interrogation room.

[@Mannyfoolup]

Simon ese💯

[@LilXancheX]

Put your spear down pockets! 😂

[@MatthewGarcia-pl5tg]

Hey Cinderella, give me some chon chon

[@alcalc61]

Thank you for watching beautiful 😍 much love to your people Mamacita 😘.

[@dariusthegr8one81]

The soap that they washed away in the sink at the end was the mold of the BGA comb. Miklo was behind the killing of Montana. He set every thing up. That’s why I was a lil confused when u said it had useless scenes. This movie didn’t waste any scenes imo. Everything mattered. It’s one of the best 3hr movies I’ve ever seen.

[@marcusolivares3987]

💯all facts

[@franklopez3687]

It took me 10years to realize that since this came out when I was 7years old, moral of the story anyone in a gang is expendable 🫠 and you don’t get great benefits as a career. Great movie 🎥 to teach kids to stay away from gangs.

[@lilins0mniac532]

she didn’t even read or like the comment 😢

[@ieprince]

yea that aways used to confuse me as a kid and i would just look past it. but once you get that part is when you realize all the conniving and deception. such a good movie.

[@ieprince]

square ass@@lilins0mniac532

[@WhyNotCollect]

Fun fact about this movie, it was actually filmed in San Quentin Prison with real inmates used as background characters 😂

[@MJWITHOUTSPIDERMAN]

Lol

[@samplejunkie622]

Right. I was watching; a documentary on it. And I think they said; only 8 guys; in the prison scenes. were actors. The rest were actual inmates.

[@francocarranza4868]

​@@MJWITHOUTSPIDERMANporque me bloqueaste en Instagram??🥺

[@saulm3252]

@@MJWITHOUTSPIDERMAN Now you gotta do American Me

[@fredr3247]

​@@saulm3252 blood in blood out is better

[@gizmopunch]

The part were Miklo says he didn't want to go to the hospital was legit. That big hospital in the background was famous for a TV show called general hospital. It's located in East Los Angeles and is very known for not caring for it's locals "Mexicans" mainly gang members. They would let a lot of them die of their wounds.

[@livin3179]

Thought that was supposed to be Linda Vista lol oh shit LA was sketchy with hospitals lol

[@modelo4504]

I like that she was complaining how it’s 3 hours but in the end she wanted more🤣

[@Lflorez209]

This movie will do that to you!! It’s always the long ass movies that leave you wanting more lol

[@jr160288]

She would say the same thing after i spent 5 minutes with her.

[@candyman329]

I remember meeting Cruzito and he told me that Disney made blood in blood out but didn’t sponsor it after they realized what they financed 😆

[@AnthonyCantu13]

😂😭🤣

[@LilXancheX]

Vatos locos forever Mickey

[@chamoisauce7491]

@@LilXancheX”hey cinderella go find yourself another fella” hits different now lmao

[@germanramos9609]

Remember that 90s movie Pretty Woman that was also made by Disney 😂😂😂

[@chokichocat3083]

@@germanramos9609 no wonder it felt like a fairytale

[@theeverydayillusion7790]

I'm german and everybody I know saw this movie. It's one of those must see movies

[@PrincevincentiusEL]

She I was learning German I watched it in German because I know like ever line lol needless to say I didn’t learn shit lol

[@theeverydayillusion7790]

@@PrincevincentiusEL 😂😂😂

[@guitar_noodle]

According to Danny Trejo, they were suppose to make a part 2. They signed a contract for two movies but it never got made. This movie was released in theaters but was quickly pulled as it was during the Rodney King riots. It became a cult classic. It’s one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@michael85225]

This was movie was released in 93 so after the riots. It was stupid for them to pull it over those riots and the two had nothing to do with each other.

[@Patrick-sq8ym]

Do you know what the sequel was going to be about?

[@mgkaotic]

​@@Patrick-sq8ym the original cut of this movie was roughly 5 hrs long, but from what I've read sequel had something to do with Montanas daughter wanting revenge. Could be bs or not just what I heard.

[@1990vato]

@@mgkaoticI heard in a podcast that Disney has the 2nd part stored away.

[@ericestrada5568]

A lot of people didn’t catch the last part but it was magic and miklo who put the hit on Montana the mold they are destroying is the comb mold

[@mcfierce]

This is one of my favorite movies ever, and it took my girlfriend pointing that out after about the 10th time I watched it for me to pick up on that.

[@raiinpdx503]

excatley y dont ppl get this. miklo n magic killed Montana

[@Chingon_Autentico]

Everyone caught it

[@Chamuko99]

​@@raiinpdx503everyone caught it dawg it ain't no encrypted movie y'all hype it up more than what it is 😂😂😂🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️ Miklo gives a whole monologue to Magic about his plan when they talk to Bonafide

[@Burnthealphabetpeople]

@@Chamuko99 lmao she didnt get it till she read the comments and alot of other reactors didnt

[@isaiahconyers3812]

I’ve watched this movie like 50 times over the last 30 years… and i always find something new… like how Miklo’s face when he meets Paco after the hit has dark shadows… reminiscent of a skull, or even Vito Corleone, since he was now the boss.

[@OGmikeDtw5xL]

In some takes he looks like Joe pegleg Morgan, the real miklo

[@djprideone1]

i was there when they filmed the last scene in this movie .. i was one of the muralists who did the graff on the wall next to the brothers mural .. had a chance to meet the actors before they did the last scene

[@John_Lemon23]

Legend

[@clever3383]

have a Instagram account with this man?

[@carlosflores4380]

Thats sick!

[@rexican26]

That last scene is the one of the best! "Lifes a risk carnal! Step into the ring and throwdown!"

[@Tony_Ruiz95]

"Los 5 Puntos" is still there til tis day, and believe me when I say this... They got some of the best Mexican Food I've ever had!

[@michael85225]

That's great to hear that there are places in LA where old small businesses are still around. I always hear about how mom and pop shops have to close due to either rising crime or rent increases.

[@lalow6791]

Eso es mentira dicen que la mejor comida mexican esta en Washington jajajaja

[@lalow6791]

Jajajajaj dijo que es la menos mexicana de su familia jajaja yo pensé querían una morra de Chiapas estremeando para los gringos jajaja

[@lalow6791]

Miklo the Best 💪🇲🇽

[@mcfierce]

A lot of the filming locations are still there and recognizable.

[@mr.vesper5659]

One thing about Montana and Miklo's last talk is that you see the look of sadness on Miklo's face when Montana mentions his daughter. Miklo didn't know that when he ordered the hit. Such a great catch on multiple viewings

[@jeterminal9139]

Why did Miklo order the hit on Montana though, that part I'm not sure of. Was it because Montana was saying no to La Onda getting involved in the drug trade and waging war with the BGA?

[@roxiegalaviz5545]

didn’t catch that 😢 but will go back to see

[@mnpo8987]

​@@jeterminal9139exactly. He stood in the way of them gaining absolute power.

[@Lflorez209]

@@jeterminal9139it’s a light hearted play on the MS13 story, when you start going soft and making decisions that go against the “betterment” of the gang, even the leader isn’t safe from getting wacked!

[@tex3302]

He already knew about his daughter though he mentioned it earlier in the movie when he was convincing miklo to get educated

[@ieprince]

6:35 "I don't like they treat him that way." Thankyou so much! that shits for real and sucks. im half white half mexican and feel like that sometimes. like i never feel fully accepted. even hearing the smallest bit of sympathy is nice.

[@philmckrackin8303]

I'm half Samoan and half white, I've lived in the south most of my life, but I have been to Samoa on multiple occasions. I used to live there when I was 4 years old, then decided to go back when I was 30, and even though I was family, I was still the white guy (even though my skin is brown). I was called "coconut" which I thought was funny so it never bothered me. One day I was talking to an old army buddy (he's 100% Guamanian) on the phone, when I told him about the coconut thing, he tells me that he's been called that too because like me he grew up mostly in the states. He says they call us coconut because we're brown on the outside, and white on the inside. I couldn't help but laugh my ass off. I wouldn't change anything though, I love both sides of who I am.

[@sickfoo5506]

Shut up milkweed

[@sickfoo5506]

Shut up milkweed

[@freebachelor5060]

Half Mexican/half black raised by my black mother. Had issues on both sides plus the normal issues of looking Mexican and having a Mexican name. That not fully accepted thing is real. I brought this up in my prejudice and stigma class in college. It's called in-group racism.

[@sickfoo5506]

Shut up milkweed

[@angelomaurizio1668]

Popeye was played by Carlos Carrasco who is very intelligent and educated. He received an acting scholarship for a college in Missouri and also studied in Illinois and Michigan. After receiving his Masters in Speech, he would later receive a doctorate degree. Carrasco is still acting and is actively involved in the Latino community.

[@cristianaragon292]

Damn noting like in the movie lmao I was terrified of that guy when I was a kid even had nightmares of him a couple times 😂😂

[@ambermartinez6587]

He came and spoke a bit when Jimmy was introducing the movie in Albuquerque. I couldn’t get over how he sounded lol. I’m like that’s not Popeye😅😅😅

[@LilXancheX]

@@cristianaragon292 hey Cinderella… go find yourself a fellahhh…

[@KrazyC2008]

As a black person myself, I've only seen hood Classics like boys in the hood, New Jack city, menace to society. New Jersey drive, juice and any that I have not mentioned. maybe I should focus on seeing this movie.

[@johnsmith-ko8vq]

I was the same, discovered this movie on KZbin about 10 years ago loved it.

[@shamankingjr1292]

It's bad to say, but all these movies you mentioned and this movie and the movie Colors.Our families have shown these movies to us American Latinos since we were like 8 years old and have been a regular watch throughout the years! I'm 26 now and still get chills from all these movies. They are a reminder of what we came from and what still goes on to this day. Families of every race have had relatives who have gone down the redemption path and the remorseless path and these movies resonate with every culture no matter who you are. I only hope everyone gets the message of these movies ❤️

[@Get_em_gone_888]

I’m black too and American me is a good one too

[@raularango3539]

Honestly I have never really cared about blood in blood out as a movie. Too cartoonish. A legit movie that you should see that is similar is American Me. Anywhere from 6 to 13 people were killed for being involved with the making of the movie and even the lead actor Olmos had a hit put out on him. Based of a true story.

[@michael85225]

You HAVE to watch Boulevard Nights, My Family, Mi Vida Loca, American Me. They are all similar and revolve around Mexicans growing up in rough neighborhoods.

[@mannymorenoiii4105]

I’m full blooded Latino live in El Paso, Texas literally across from us is Mexico and I saw this movie as a teen and has brought so much pride in me as Mexican. Top 5 of all-time for me.

[@ganmu3970]

I got you, but, being a full blooded Latino, it'd be the US view of it. Being a Latino is about the culture. Not talking about you, I saw cases of people born & raised in the US and they could have parents that their families came from some Latin American country, but they just were your average US citizen in the sense of culture. Latin America has people from probably all the parts of the world living in it, migration always happened, since colonial times and later. During the industrial era, the American dream it wasn't only migrating to the US, if not to all the continent of America, because most countries were thriving in those years or they had jobs and places like Europe weren't doing well. Others promoted migration mainly from Europe, because of the eurocentrism of the region and their leaders. Corruption and bad planning took all that potential. Where I live there were migrations from Germany, Japan and Croatia for the most part, from colonial times, Spanish, Portuguese, the indigenous people and African descendants. People meets each other, they form families, it's that simple. During school, I could have classmates of any looks, I had friends of different looks. The way it works in different parts of Latin America. Blood in Blood out is well liked in Latin America by those who watch it, because it represents the region in the sense of culture and lifestyle. Remember that line of Miklo "The crossroads of the world. A Latino world!" In short, that says what I said above. Miklo's character represents Latin America well. Real life guy that inspired his character it was a man with both parents who migrated from Croatia, he born in the US, but he lived and loved the Latin culture, so a Latino.

[@mstripling86]

this movie is a cult classic, well worth the 3 hours invested in watching it. i always recommend this movie any time i meet someone hasnt seen it.

[@stevensauer8539]

One of the writers of this movie (and supposedly the largest influence on the final version), Jimmy Santiago Baca, was a respected Chicano poet who had done time in San Quentin, and a lot of what ended up in the movie is based on his own experiences. The director was a respected figure in film making, who had previously done An Officer and a Gentleman. The movie was filmed in part at San Quentin itself, using actual inmates as extras. There was some serious power there. So yes, those locations were as real as it gets. Those cells were that small. One actor in the movie, the legendary Danny Trejo, actually did time in San Quentin back in the day, before he got his life together. His interviews about filming there are an interesting watch. The three gangs in the prison, La Onda, the BGA, and the AV, are based on three real gangs, the Mexican Mafia, the Black Guerilla Family, and the Aryan Brotherhood. The story doesn't "end" at the end of the movie because, like with The Godfather, the chapter may be over but the story goes on. A lot of people focus on the flaws of the movie, and there are flaws. But many more find something in it, and it's become a significant film to many in the Chicano community. Back when it came out, I was the movie reviewer for my college newspaper in Fresno, CA. The producers wanted to preview the movie in Los Angeles, but they were worried about it because of some real-life events going on at that time, so they decided instead to do it in the second-biggest gang city in the state, Fresno. They held a press screening, where about 10 or so of us (reviewers) watched the film, and then immediately after we went to a conference room at a local hotel where they had two big, round tables set up, and a really nice Mexican buffet. They divided us into two groups, one at each table, with empty seats between us. They then brought in Hackford, Baca, and a good chunk of the cast (I don't remember exactly who was there, but I know it included Damian Chapa (Miklo), a then-unknown Benjamin Bratt (Paco), and Enrique Castillo (Montana), because I specifically remember talking to them sitting next to me at the table). They took the empty chairs, and talked with us about the movie while eating that good food. This was a group of people who really seemed to believe in the film they had made, and were proud of it. They also all seemed like really nice people, so it was a bit odd to be sitting next to them and chatting over some nice food immediately after seeing them portray such intense characters in the movie. Definitely a memorable experience. The way they told it to us, they had shown the film to some people involved in the Chicano gang culture there in Fresno, and one young man broke down in tears, saying that what he saw onscreen was himself. The film remains important to many people.

[@Danny_R_]

Wow. Thats really cool.

[@K1ng1995]

Benjamin Bratt voices an Elseworlds Superman in the DC animated movie Justice League Gods and Monsters. In this universe, the Kryptonian that comes to Earth isn't Kal El. But the son of Zod, he's raised by illegal Mexican immigrants.

[@stevensauer8539]

@TUC520N Did he? We were told it was San Quentin during the press event. Maybe the person who told us was mixing him up with Danny Trejo.

[@dlow2056]

baca was from albuquerque nm, he didn’t serve in san Quentin he did 5 years in arizona state prison

[@kaitizapan4398]

Calling em pointless scenes n proceed to cry is wild activity

[@timotheegoulet1511]

You totally miss having that homeboy say “Yepa Yepa Yepa” when 3P were roughing up Crucito.

[@UncleAlex916]

I went to la last year and I went to 5puntos and I visited el pino it was a day I would never forget. I love this movie

[@mcfierce]

I did that in late 2022 and a few weeks back for the 30th anniversary meet and greet at CSULA. So awesome.

[@calmatesmontes9311]

The original movie was almost 5 hours, but the studio wanted it cut to 2hrs. They later came to agree on 3 hrs. According to actors and director, the 5 hour could of been split into 2 movies as the actors signed contracts to make 2 films. Disney owns the rights to the movie and hopefully one day theyll release to entire film, since every year more ppl become more vocal about its release. Montanas right hand man is the one who wrote the movie. You dont see him later on in the movie because in the footage not released he gets killed. Theres lots of pictures online of unseen footage.

[@Danny_R_]

I been watching this movie for almost 25 years.. Never knew there was a 5 h version. I hope they release it someday. Would be cool to see.

[@joseeperez3266]

Lets find out abt it so we can watch it on youtube or who ever have it with 2 hours version i want see that

[@ericautaubo8543]

Bonafide grabbed that old guys rib cage and was lifting up on it... Miklo and Magic in that last scene had a mold of Bonafides comb/pick on bars of soap.

[@ReplayOp82]

The prison scenes were actually shot inside of San Quentin State Prison. Many of the men you see are not actors but actual inmates of the prison.

[@snakejohnfan2]

One of my favorite movies ever because like you said it didn’t feel like 3 hours, I watched this movie like 20 times

[@AbeVicious]

Danny Trejo, the man with handle bar mustache and tattoo of a woman, is now a pretty famous actor. He's in a lot of movies. He's also an ex-con who had spent time here at San Quentin prison.

[@Moniiiunda]

Even the guy who played chuey , he plays tuco in breaking bad

[@joshuajones5273]

The Gang Tatoo you saw at the end on Magics hand was the Same Gang as Spider who Miklo shot before going to jail. When Miklo meets spider in the Chow Hall they tell hom he is the Same Gang as Spider but when Locked Up they have each other's backs

[@franksandrobaybay212]

This is one of my favorite movies. I loved ur reaction. They are the ones who put the hit with the comb. Magic was scared of Miclo and that's why he kept the soap as proof and something he would use against him until he finally trusted him 100%.

[@violentwaves]

I'm more of a American Me kind of person don't get me wrong I love this movie and grew up first watching it on VHS

[@MuskBalla03]

Same here, now its impossible to find the vhs version. The vhs version had all the english subtitles when they spoke in spanish.

[@quetzalcoatl9993]

That's the first time for me I was in the 1st grade lol

[@wallydavisjr]

American me got real people killed. That movie is not cool.

[@AbeVicious]

Back for another watch. I was watching someone else watch it to get their perspective, and all they did was laugh through it. Yes, it has funny moments, but the way you got emotional brought me back.

[@Antonio_fla]

I know what video you talking about and this reaction is more genuine

[@JulioHernandez-chico]

If you only knew spanish and saw it in spanish the whole movie is different. Miklo is a well known and loved by everyone from Mexico to central america

[@chickennuggetss6118]

I’ve been watching this movie regularly since I was 4, and it never gets old to me, this movie is more than a movie, it’s a life style 😎😎

[@muerte9O9]

"Vatos locos for life"

[@angelnieto316]

Movies so good I watched twice back to back

[@ItsjuuhsRome]

I was waiting for booth scene between Paco and Miklo “You have no fu*^ken idea what La Raza means, its about our people out there, working, surviving with pride and dignity that's raza" always hit me everytime i watch this movie

[@ChrisM-c8i]

Did she understand Miklo set up Montana?

[@MJWITHOUTSPIDERMAN]

I did not but yall educated me real quick and im SHOCKED 🤣

[@MJWITHOUTSPIDERMAN]

Had to come back and pin this again because these newcomers really keep commenting the same thing 😂

[@uncutgem3rm504]

Montana’s death hits me hard, literally about to see his daughter after 14 years

[@madisynissaquah243]

Cause he had the comb

[@tuffasfk606]

Miklo not miko

[@Packrat9080]

The fact that you never seen this movie but is down to suffer thru the length kept me going on this video ngl I felt good vibes from it right away

[@jaytee3217]

Prison in the 1970s-1990s was exactly how it was in the movie. Today its a lot different. Some Prisons dont allow weights or gym equipment. They also are more strict today with a lot of other things thab back then.

[@o-dogg8247]

At 53:52 Surprised u didn't pick up on that, that was Bonified's comb they made out of soap they whrere the ones who made the the fake comb

[@michael85225]

The main character, Damian Chapa, is actually part Mexican and White so they picked the perfect actor for the part.

[@DavidKaiokenX20]

I remember watching this in the early 2000s definitely loving a whole new generation getting into this film

[@JeremiahConnor]

@45:00..."They're good actors though...they planned this out:)" Literally 90% of the few reactors that react to this gem of a movie miss out on that tiny fuckin' detail... I love you:)

[@joseluisvalencia8540]

"This movie should've ended when he shot him, because it's starting to drag!" *Actual end of movie happens 1hr later* "WTF YOU MEAN THE END?!" 😂😂😂

[@mongo617]

Anybody who wants to watch this it's streaming on Hulu now for the first time

[@louiswebtser]

Is free on KZbin

[@divineluck]

The soap at the end is the comb that Miklo ordered the hit on Montana. I'm sure you've figured this out by now. But yeah. Miklo is the mastermind now

[@joseeperez3266]

It wasn’t miklo it was Magic saw montana being soft nd set the whole things up first day when magic saw miklo everything change that why he want milko to be the next leader

[@Chamuko99]

​@@joseeperez3266you're tripping

[@MAYHEMMADDNESS]

U missed that whole part. Miklo killed Montana cause he thought he was weak an needed to do it for the gang. The comb was stolen an made as a replica given to the old guy in jail to kill Montana but the bga never told him to kill Montana. It was miklo

[@ganmu3970]

Not because he thought he was weak, if not because the decisions of Montana were going to bring them all down, what happened to the AVs and BGA, it's what slowly the AVs were doing against La Onda, plus taking their soldiers, just using them, AVs are supremacists. BGA and AVs were into what Miklo wanted to take part, trafficking and Montana didn't approve. Some people doesn't understand this movie, they think it's simply about a struggle of power or gangs are good, that's why you thought Miklo considered Montana weak. This movie shows the bad parts of a crime life and the death of Montana is one of those examples. The real prison gangs do similar things.

[@valentinespejo3292]

THANK YOU FOR REACTING TO IT.. MY FAVORITE MOVIE

[@reppinNY]

A Latina watching this? nice you’re beautiful I’m Puerto Rican n love this movie Aww I wanted to hug you when you cried😭

[@leoalonzo75]

Fun fact Disney owns the rights to this movie and the artist who paints the pictures is from San Antonio, Texas

[@therealdjx214]

I grew up on this movie. It's one of my top 5 movies of all time. Plus I love how they celebrated Dia De Los Muertos because it's my birthday!

[@anahi977]

the girl: ''i gonna regret 3hrs''' also the girl: ''wtf you meat the end?'''

[@caliresident5018]

Mj got such a big heart getting emotional with the sad scenes I love you 😂

[@alarchuleta804]

This movie is a cult classic..best movie ever!!!!first time watching it was 11 an still watch it too this day

[@512productions3]

It's 3 hours?! Legit never noticed, anytime it's on I'm in for the ride and never get bored. Says alot when there's movies half as long the lose me part way through.

[@rotru4977]

One of my favourite movies. I love how we watch them grow and change over the years. How one incident set the course for everyone's lives.

[@PrestonJefferson-h3w]

'Carlito's Way" another great movie to react to.

[@MWMTEE]

this is based of a real story, there was a half white half mexican high ranking dude, and american me is based off real things too, it got like 10 people killed or something

[@MWMTEE]

@@gideondavid30 i said that ….? Lol

[@maurovaz6081]

Pegleg Morgan but he was 100 european his parents were Croatian immigrants but he grow up in a Spanish speaking neighbourhood hence why he joined the Mexican Mafia

[@wordsmythreyes9438]

this movie is a classic. I'm actually from Vegas and have Mexican family in LA and I'm mixed white n Mexican. they used to call me milkweed lol

[@Billy-zv6gv]

Said culture is Aztec from South Mexico before Spanish Conquistadors cross-bred them into Mexicans, along with language and Catholic religion, but the proudest Brown Priders, even the Brown Berets, still hold true to their Aztec roots. Watch music video of Kid Frost, Viva La Raza, which means The People, from 1991 for powerful proof.

[@ofenomeno1381]

American me is a must watch, regardless of reacting or not

[@HarleyKalani]

Back again, This is my dad and I’s movie we watched for bonding. Teaches very valuable life lessons, & I learned a lot watching it. Spider Gang 🕷️🕸️❤💙

[@LambSauce.]

Back in the day, depending on your record and the crime, you could go to the military instead of going to jail. Obviously Miklo couldnt cause he murdered someone and was on probation.

[@jasonhughes3152]

The Chicano ordered the hit on their own boss, I missed it too the 1st time I watched.

[@VqVick]

“That’s good, he’ll probably have his back” *15 mins later* “Gimme some chon-chon” 😂😂😂

[@ieprince]

"I mean how can you shoot your own flesh and blood." TRUUUEEEE

[@RockettServehard-li1do]

Best movie ever in my humble opinion it has laughter drama suspense culture reviting storyline and action

[@snakejohnfan2]

I already commented but just wanted to say your channel deserves more subscribers, keep uploading new vids I know you’re channel is gonna keep growing

[@Laughingcoyote1213]

I love watching people's first time reacts to this classic and yours was super authentic and empathetic! I don't know if you've seen "Mi Vida Loca" but i feel you might enjoy that one as well. It's a coming of age story of young latina women experiencing the gang life in California during the 80's. Another great movie to watch if you have the time.

[@DJFreeway-DJDeltoid-DJZales]

He has that Spanish blood in him or the Native Indian blood in him regardless of his appearance, so myself a mixed race Mexican and New Mexican accepts him into the Latino community.

[@jjconjsj324]

One of the greatest comedies of all time. Ive seen this movie so many times and ill laugh everytime. Crazy the amount of times i quote this movie.

[@thel7503]

46:49...THAT ROAR HAD ME DYING😂

[@eternitydriven9422]

Now… you gotta do “Colors” 💯💪🏽

[@BankstonT]

Yea do Colors next

[@MaskMan-bx6kr]

So the mold scene means that it was Magic who set up Montana's death. They wanted to remove him to take over La Onda in their image

[@hafadude69]

People who grew up in the 70's and 80's understand this movie. Things were very real in those times.

[@MrLeo1586]

The ending at 53:49 The Soap scene ... that reveals that miklo and magic had montana taken out so they could take over la onda as well as the other prison gangs . Now miklo is the new boss of la onda

[@ericscott4225]

When miklo was breaking that soap in the sink it was a mold of the Black gang leader’s hair pick. That’s how miklo set up his own leader to get killed by the blacks.

[@titosanchito6336]

Thank u for watching n reacting to this movie. I love this movie. One of all time favs. I'm born n raised in South Central LA n I'm Black n Mexican so I can relate to not feeling accepted bcuz of all the Black n Brown tension in LA. This is definitely a hood classic. Had to give u a subscribe 🤘

[@mykrazyvida423]

When you get the chance watch Mi Familia or La Bamba those are great movies to watch

[@hectorignacio-nx1dm]

and the one about the Mexican campesino who worked for NASA too....

[@mixtec53]

Blood in blood out 💯💯💯💯💯💯 Awesome reaction 💯💯💯💯

[@ksgx0170]

I love the longer videos 😂🙌🏿

[@robertdadabo9076]

One of the greatest films ever! Its right up there with Shawshank Redemption, Braveheart, gladiator, the patriot, and A Bronx Tale.

[@samplejunkie622]

at the end. they are getting rid; of the mold; that they made; of bonafides comb; with the soap. Mikolo had montana killed. so he could take over. montana was killed; by his own people. mikolo thought montana; was getting soft. And he thought; if he didn't do somehting. the aryans would take over. It's a dirty game Blood in; blood out !

[@loganmassey6633]

You should consider watching ONCE WERE WARRIORS A New Zealand film. Some good stuff right there.

[@JoseGarcia-rg9ir]

This film brings back memories of Lincoln Heights, California. The spot where they run up on those fools, was known as "Heaven" I miss my hometown, Los Angeles.

[@azothamenti3378]

I saw fragments of this as a kid back when.i decided to rewatch it in full only about two years ago. Im because i saw the depth of it this time .great film .

[@Wwasgud]

As a Mexican American This is a must

[@ambermartinez6587]

Jimmy Santiago Baca/Gato poet and author was incarcerated his book Bound by Honor was based off the movie. It was also funded by Disney. I watched this movie religiously growing up almost every year, sometimes twice a year. I barely found out the origins of the movie and about Mr. Jimmy Santiago Baca when he hosted a showing of the movie here in Albuquerque.

[@hellreza]

I've said this many times, I wish this movie was longer. The end makes me wish it didn't end.

[@jdizzlemynizzle5085]

In case anyone missed it, Miklo and Majic had el mero mero killed, the soap bars was the mold of the comb the old man said he got from Bonified.

[@beaniegee5129]

Damian Chapa who played Miklo later went on to play Ken in the Street Fighter movie in 1994

[@staywokealways4716]

That’s how I named my baby light skin Mexicano

[@Tona_15]

Omg i loved this reaction!! ❤ all your reactions throughout were so on point! 😂😂

[@Prince-233]

New subscriber, damn she be watching all the classics. American Me next fasho

[@bajaboy27]

The point of the movie is to reflect, in the fact miklo got locked up for killing a tres puntos member, then he became besties with magic who was a tres puntos, so the whole thing was pointless!

[@indiaberry4909]

Being half Mexican and half white, js I was never treated like this by my Mexican or white family. Great movie tho, amazing ❤

[@El_pistolero_famoso]

As a kid I watched how they filmed the part where they are been chased , crash and get arrested . As a teenager I was a big fan of this movie .

[@Wwasgud]

As a Mexican American. This is a must

[@jordantarrios4035]

The last part of the movie when they destroy the white soap in the cell it is the shape of the comb and set up el mero mero before seeing daighter(miclo set up his own boss)

[@idcidc8083]

This movie hit different for me being black and Mexican but being raised by my Mexican family never felt accepted growing up but thankfully I didn’t feel the need to prove myself to anyone. love the reaction tho you got yourself a new subscriber

[@l.b.cchiarisurvivor7881]

I love American me and Blood in Blood out but it brings back memories of my time In San Quinn so many scenes and even real guards i remember when i was there crazy

[@Morales35408]

Sad they don’t make Latino movies like this anymore and the reason why I say Latino is bc well everyone thinks everyone is Mexican but we’re all different thank u for watching this it means a lot bc growing up ina Latino household everyone watched this movie when they were young or a teen I was 4 when I watched this and it’s been my favorite movie ever since you should watch American Me and stand and deliver I think that’s what it’s called