My Bodyguard Asskicking Bully Clip

Classic video clip from My Bodyguard movie starring Matt Dillon, Chris Makepeace, Adam Baldwin, Ruth Gordon from 1980. PLEASE PRESS THE LIKE BUTTON AND SUBSCRIBE IF YOU LIKED THIS MOVIE CLIP

[@bennylevine387]

For any young people, take it from a middle-aged guy. Out of my top ten regrets in life, at least four of them are punches I DIDN'T THROW from the ages of about 13-17. And those scars last longer than anything that comes from losing a fight.

[@scrappermax9513]

Back in your day they wouldn’t throw you in jail for taking a swing at a kid in high school. They do now.

[@bennylevine387]

@@scrappermax9513 That could be true, but all bully confrontations I had conveniently took place when there were no authority figures around. You can still sock a kid if you need to.

[@scrappermax9513]

Benny Levine That is true, yeah.

[@dougspidermanhappy]

@@scrappermax9513 my kid beat up a kid on the school bus. He is yt, so he didn’t go to jail. He was suspended for 10 days. There are a dozen videos of that fight online, so I guess he has that punishment.

[@73mleduc]

depends on the crowd if you haven't learned to read them then don't do anything. Most the time one on one sure go for it if its a gang just take the hits. Had a kid in 9th grade permanently brain damaged by fighting the bully that had his boys with him. A group will do things far worse then what any single member would ever consider doing. Personaly I let them toss me about and get bored, though catching them alone and throwing them down a flight of stairs later is frowned upon by schools too, I swear no winning.

[@jmysterio100]

Long time ago I was on the track team in junior college. There was this building on campus where you could hang out. They had a snack bar and pinball machines. About 6 of us were sitting there just talking when we noticed a guy was trying to play one of the pinball machines. He was smallish and seemed to have maybe an emotional issue. There were 3 guys standing there who would deliberately bump the machine causing it to tilt and thus the guy would lose his quarter. This kept happening over and over, the guy was very upset and practically crying. We finally had enough, and we all pitched in about twenty quarters and I took them over to the machine and placed them on it, which is what you do to signify you're next in line. I told the guy, "here, keep playing". I then re-joined my teammates and we just sat and stared at the 3 bullies...just waiting for them to try and tilt the machine so we could go over and say "you just stole my money". None of us said a word to them at any time, just stared at them. They didn't know whether to s*** or go blind. Just like in the bar/biker scene in A Bronx Tale you saw their power just drain from them. They left. We were able to diffuse the situation without saying a word and without throwing a punch. It was the most right thing I ever did in my life. I would've done it alone too, my mates were great guys and had compassion and wanted to help.

[@phildavenport4150]

"Defuse".

[@XYZ-if8yu]

Well done

[@hughdismuke4703]

it's like a scene out of the old cowboy movies.

[@christimecarmona6810]

Very nice! God Bless you and your mates ❤️

[@navajorezathlete1202]

That's an awesome story, great way to handle the situation psychologically

[@SnowyNightFlyer]

“Just ignore them! They’ll get bored and stop.” That was the usual response from teachers and authority figures back in those days if you turned to them to report bullying. It was a lie. You had to confront it head on.

[@matthewishunting]

It's more the type of pants I gotta keep buying. These Vertex and 5.11 jeans make me look like an off duty cop. A fatter off duty cop 👖👮😂

[@josephhickman4759]

High school was hell enough...local park was come and go at own risk.matt Dillon was the most punchable asshole punk ...good performance like when his nose was bloody . The stunned look on his face....moral ,never fuck with another's wheels

[@ozzysx7411]

Yep totally

[@lokivato]

always fight back

[@brianticas2068]

It doesn't work like that. You have to fight

[@kurtfroberg6636]

I was a trombone-playing sophomore in high school, got bullied by a senior on my bus for bringing it home every weekend. Sadly, he pressed me until one day I just lost my shit and started swinging that trombone case. Broke a few of his ribs. Got a 3 day suspension. Totally worth it- and the trombone still worked fine. Kudos to Conn for their leather-bound hardcore instrument casings back in the ‘80’s.

[@clarencedavismba5042]

Conn! I owned a Bundy trumpet.

[@neilyoungsoftandsweet]

@@clarencedavismba5042 yea al bundy was a hoot

[@combatengineer4515]

Was this an advertisement

[@kristopherkrahl1597]

#EPIC

[@KutWrite]

Lifting that case every day gave you the guns to do the job! Trombone wax on, trombone wax off!

[@georgestanko2523]

I was bullied as a child, like 8th - 10th grade. I was raised to be submissive, not to fight back. I was smaller and younger than my classmates. I just hoped it would stop, which of course it never did. I didn't realize it at the time but that's kind of how the whole world treats you. I have no regrets, it prepared me to carve out the great life I have now. You have to "fight" through life, not with fists necessarily but definitely with your words and actions. What stopped the bullying for me was, my dad had weights and I started working out. I quickly put a lot of weight on my arms, chest, shoulders, etc.... enough to look like I could do some damage. There was no epic "revenge fight"...people just stopped viewing me as an easy target....and i hold no grudges because it helped shape me into the person I am now. Im 49, loving life, and i still work out daily. I'm not real big anymore like when i was young, but I don't have the typical 49 year old looking body. When i look in the mirror i see an old mans head on a young mans body. :o)

[@johns3106]

@George Stanko My story is very similar to yours...I take a lot of satisfaction in having a great, very physical, joyful life these days while my former tormentors are (more than likely) fat, bitter old men. And, I have to say, I have a certain perverse pleasure in knowing that if I met those guys these days, I could easily DESTROY them!

[@rutherfordn7560]

Same story man, after i joined the army and started working out nobody fucked around with me anymore. Im glad to hear that it worked out

[@spvillano]

@@johns3106 had a similar history, with a few finding out that I was stronger and faster than them. They wouldn't admit to their defeat and honestly, it felt embarrassingly like beating down a toddler. Joined the Army much later, never bulked up by much, but did well in the PT test and later, two wars. Now nearing 60 and honestly, I'll not suffer fools as well now.

[@williesherman3525]

I was bullied too my uncle bought weights from his job I started to weights and whooping ass.

[@sierria64]

I was in high school 38 yrs ago , a 11 grader, a basket ball player first name Dwayne tried to ask me out. I said no. I was shy. He bullied me . He would see me walking and though ice cream shakes at me from the 2nd level i was on the ground level. throw food at me . The other kids a lot thought it was funny. Well one day he escalated his abuse, he socked me in the jaw. I remember him telling me that I have never tried to talk to a girl and she wont give me a chance, he hit me. I was 5 ft tall 125 lbs he was 6 foot tall. He hit me in my jaw, I hit the pavement . we were down the street from the high school . He walked away with the rest of the kids.. like nothing. than i stumbled back to the school , told the principle - crying . The problem was I did not know his last name , he was a transfer from another school. The principle showed me a yearbook he was not in there. He showed me a year book from the previous year - still he was not in there. The principle said well there is nothing that I can do - if you do not know him. he did not even call my parents. my jaw was swollen from the assault. I caught the bus home, my dad called the principle and said you better find him or im suing cuz u did nothing . My daughter was assaulted. I had t o get medical therapy. I stayed off school for one month. The kids were around saw him , but silence- every was walking to bus. They were his friends. I came back to school one month later. The principle still said he could not identify the guy. I kept going to principle telling him I was being harassed before the assault - over 3 months. When I came back no one said a word, I refused to be a victim - so I went back. I was going to find his name. Well it was the new semester and he was in my English class. I finely discovered his name. I left the class and went and told principle his name and security escorted him to office. He was expelled , his parents were angry that he got expelled and wanted me to be expelled - as well (WTF). He assulted me and they wanted me to expelled - ignorance. After he left the same people that ran in his group , came up to me and they said im sorry I did not say anything.. Others could not look at me . . I never talked to anyone the rest of the school year I sued the school - they did nothing even though the abuse was being done . Well I went to collage and became a Trauma - ICU Nurse RN Nurse Practitioner , and some 20 yrs later I saw him in a CVS San Diego Ca. When I saw him I became scared and started to shake- remembering the assault and abuse. I tried to avoid him. At some point he recognized me. he came up and and said I know you. I was so scared - at the thought he was near me i was shaking - breathing hard hyperventilating. I guess PTSD from the trauma of the assault those 20 yrs ago. He said I wont hurt you .. He than said Im sorry.. So Sorry . Forgive Me . I could not take rejection and my pride was hurt .. I was young and had no conscious. Seeing him opened up old wounds...I looked at him and said u assaulted me and abused and bullied me. Made me the radicle of the high school , you abused me in ways that I don't want to remember. - both mentally and physically. I wanted to kill my self .. Being bullied like that. Do you what damage you did to me. I walked out he followed me abit and said - im forgive me. Im sorry but I cant.. I cried and walked way. Well one year later he came into the hospital where I worked as a patient, and was in the ICU. I had to treat him. When I walked in to the room I saw him and had to walk back out , I took a deep breath my heart was beating so fast. I said he is a patient nothing more. I walked back in the room . In the room was his mother father and his wife. He said , mom in a soft voice this was the girl I bullied and punched in the jaw when I was in high school.- the one they expelled me for. they all looked at me eyes wide open. I told him Im here to treat you , and I will do all I can to help you. I introduced my self. I treated him as a patient, every day I came to do rounds on him. And every day he would ask if I could come back and talk to him. One day his mother saw me in the hallway and said, fate has a way of showing us our wrongs. I finally talked to him as his mother and wife sat quietly. I listened. He told the entire story of abuse , i was uncomfortable- remembering , I told him I forgive you - you need to forgive your self. Omission of the abuse is the first step, second step is asking forgiveness of the ones you hurt. third is coming to terms with the pain you caused.

[@Brakathor]

This scene is a good dramatization of how trying to ignore a problem just makes it get bigger and bigger and bigger until you can't deal with it anymore.

[@consciousgentile5141]

Like a FORCED va666ine...

[@christistruth3112]

@@consciousgentile5141 lol

[@davidvickers8425]

@@consciousgentile5141 more like an orange fat president and his magat cult. Wear a mask and get tested instead of the vaxx

[@CWfist]

ignoring a problem does not make it go away,,, it does snowball over time

[@truss6282]

@@davidvickers8425 LETS GO BRANDON

[@theinspiredentrepreneur5441]

In 8th grade, I transferred to a new school, and that was when the bullying started. First day I was there, they started in on me so, I punched a bully in the eye and the fight was on. The teachers ended up breaking it up. I got sent home and my parents were like, "It's your first day at your new school and you're already being sent home for fighting?" I told them, "It was started by bully. I had to nip it in the bud, because if I didn't, it would never stop." I've never been the type to put up with bullying and I still won't to this day at 44 years old. I don't care if I win or lose. You're not going to bully me without getting your bell rung.

[@TUKUMZ]

Easy guy

[@markspeeps]

I am with you, looking back on my life I would never take any shit anymore. Whatever needs to be done to resolve the issue I would do. Fuck assholes like this. I put up with crap. A big guy kicked me in the back of the head in health class. I headed for the Principals office to let him know if this prick bothers me again I am bringing in a Lousiville Slugger and beat this prick with it. I guess the Principal must have talked to him, after that he would even look at me.

[@thesenewythandlessuck]

Whoa I could feel his blood pressure rising....

[@Ghostrider-71]

Once you relinquish your self power to someone………..you will be treated like garbage and disrespected at any given moment.

[@savasolarov8424]

You've got it spot on dude!

[@JC-4A53]

“Better to die on your feet than to live on your knees.” -Emiliano Zapata A fight usually lasts only a few minutes, shame can last an entire lifetime.

[@Ban-xb4fw]

I'd rather die like a man than live like a coward

[@shawnstringfield269]

This was 1 off the best movies ever made my Grandma took me and my sister to see this wow this just brought tears to my eyes thanks Grandma RIP🙏❤

[@hunkerdown8045]

What's the movie called?

[@billsimms2511]

You had a very cool grandma

[@ThouSwell-zx3fd]

​@@hunkerdown8045'My Bodyguard'

[@raymondperales6612]

I was bullied twice once in the 5 grade and in the 6 grade but that all changed in the 8 grade when I realized I hade something inside that said not gonna happened anymore I had something to prove to myself and that’s kicking someone’s ASS when it needed to be done and once I did it to a bully I loved it and never feared anyone after that I’m 54 now and still have that hatred when someone bully’s someone I won’t stand for it.

[@trythinking6676]

They tried to bully me once. One guy lost one of his balls, the other suffered a broken nose. Caught the guy I broke his nose alone and beat the everloving shit outa him with a baseball bat. They never fucked with me again.

[@alanw505]

Absolutely. No more...I'm going to fight and win or lose trying. Something I didn't expect was when I stood up to my bully and fought him in the schoolyard I gained his respect and a lot of other people's respect.

[@mettnett7974]

I broke some parts of my bullies bodys in primary-school. After one fight in the high school nobody ever attacked me again. I gained respect and that is all, that you need to life how you want. One brutal strike and all will be fine.

[@alanw505]

@@mettnett7974 Even if you lose the fight you'll gain that same respect...just as long as you don't lose too bad.

[@donvandamnjohnsonlongfella1239]

Raymond Perales meh in my experience people that say they hate bullies are bullies themselves. Sure you bully somebody in your life you hypocrite.

[@scottmiller6495]

One of the greatest feel good movies for young people of the time to be proud of. Only Billy Jack in 1971 was even better, but this was 1980 and the world was much better then instead of now, PERIOD!!!!!

[@jujubegold]

Be grateful we got to experience a much better world. The children growing up today will only know totalitarianism. Where they will never be free from bullies Ever.

[@scottmiller6495]

@@jujubegold Yes you're absolutely right.

[@AllRequired]

@@jujubegold And the worst part is, self-defense can be outlawed.

[@robertmasina7388]

@scott. Another feel good adolescent related movie for me was Sissy Spacek getting back at her tormentors in "Carrie".

[@davidcrabtree4399]

Loved this movie growing up...i didn't get bullied..but it taught me not to ever want to bully someone else..we need this movie again

[@adamburgos1182]

Watch drilbit Taylor

[@erickjaramillo7887]

What movie is this?

[@stigtuneback1966]

the guy in the red really has an urge for pushing around and show himself , and the guy he works for is pure sob , we dont need shit like this .

[@ThouSwell-zx3fd]

​@@erickjaramillo7887My Bodyguard

[@banditboy2010]

I was bullied through elementary and JHS years and ran away from many confrontations which coincidentally improved my running skills. During high school freshman year, a phys Ed teacher recommended that I tryout for the track team. I’ll never forget the look on my coaches face after I took second place on my first race at a cross country meet. Coach Silverman standing at the finish line thought maybe I made a mistake and made a wrong turn on the course. I had outran every member on my school team and of course all of the senior runners were jealous. Luckily, a teammate backed me up and said I ran a legit race. The rest was history.

[@philippebien5429]

Cross country is much more impressive than running around a track. It always took a certain type of student athelte to be able to place in those type's of races. Good job, I always admired those kinds of kids from afar on the football field. 1/2 of those races are full of blind spots

[@indignation1331]

I love this movie man!!! You took me waaayy back. I feel so old right now.

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

Love this movie. It really is a story about redemption. Ricky is really the star of the movie. How he is traumatized by the death of his brother and dealing with PTSD. How he sees a surrogate brother in Clifford and decides to help him. It’s a great story and movie. It kind of feels like a 90 minute Afterschool Special, but it’s wonderfully done.

[@GetawayFilms]

I was bullied from 1982 in senior high school for 3 years by the same boy until I eventually lost it one day and bashed his head in with a hammer... I sacrificed my freedom that day for 5 years of my young life. But no one ever bullied me again...

[@polishherowitoldpilecki5521]

You went to prison?

[@greer2402]

You sacrificed 5 years for not going through trauma for the rest of your life

[@bill7576]

Me graduate in 1982 also. Similar story. Thanks for sharing

[@bill7576]

​@@greer2402Great point 👉

[@sbutler323]

You really have to watch the entire movie to appreciate this scene as it dealt with a number of "coming of age" issues that so many teens face everyday. The most prominent of which, bullying, wasn't fully recognized as a serious issue until almost 30 yrs later when the internet brought it into worldwide focus. Adam Baldwin, with as few lines as he had, did an amazing job.

[@brucedavis3816]

Great point 30 years ago it was at school and thats it. Now with social media kids get no relief

[@BudSchnelker]

Bullying wasn't recognized until, say, 2010? Are you kidding me?

[@tomaf]

@@brucedavis3816 - you can turn off your computer, use aliases on social media. In school, you can't hide behind an alias

[@brucedavis3816]

@@tomaf I know I used to think that problem is once it out there its out there. Say a pic of you doing something stupid its there forever and always exponentially its a lot harder than you think.

[@WM-mu8ep]

Thats how it is on youtube when you watch real fights. Its all out of context and sometimes the guy you think being the asshole is the good guy and the guy who seems like the victim is a douche. We might think different if we knew everything that happened before the camera started rolling. We dont even know if its something that's been going on for 10 seconds or 10 months before the camera started rolling. So everytime you see a fight on youtube its completely out of context.

[@mattfoley6082]

Brings back memories. I loved this movie when it came out. They felt like real kids dealing with real situations. I could relate to the helpless feeling of being picked on for no reason. Linderman's green army jacket seemed to be the preferred jacket of the troublemakers back then. This bully with the same jacket used to hang out by the admin building smoking cigs before school and would insult me as I walked past. I didn't even know the kid so I ignored him but one day I decided to say something back and he immediately came over and started a fight. I honestly don't remember how the fight ended but I think people saw it and reported it. Kid was a real punk. I wonder what happened to him.

[@michaelesgro9506]

Well, yes...but we all know what happened to you. You ended up being a "motivational speaker" and living in a VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!!! Just kidding, I hope you are familiar with the reference. BTW, the dude in the green army jacket is not a bully, he ends up helping the kid (he is the "bodyguard"...unless I am remembering it wrong or living in some alternate universe! LOL.

[@mattfoley6082]

@@michaelesgro9506 Linderman's not the bully here, I'm just telling you that back then that jacket was popular with the troublemakers.

[@MainerdLoyd]

@@mattfoley6082 The reason why it was popular is they were cheap from surplus stores and were durable so one would last a kid from age 13 to 19. The kids that wore them tended to be poor and many would hear at least once a week how their birth ruined their parents life. This is also why stoners wore them. They provided deep pockets that could be torn a bit to hide bags of weed between the two layers. You either numb yourself from the abuse or find a outlet for it. Though some bullies were just assholes.

[@mattfoley6082]

@@MainerdLoyd Good to know, thanks.

[@robertmorris8997]

He's probably in and out of prison.

[@ddmercantile]

Such a great overlooked movie. I saw this as a little kid and never forgot the emotional wallop of the last fight scene.

[@goldbrickstudios6903]

I was bullied in the 8th grade a lot. I was taught by my parents not to fight back but taught by my two brothers to fight with everything you had. So one day I was pushed to the breaking point. I socked the guy so hard he fell to the ground. Got suspended....totally worth it.

[@Declan50]

This film is brilliant from all aspects, writing, directing & acting! One of my faves!! 👍

[@jamesdean5206]

I'm 45 and remember watching this as a kid...

[@dskywalker3397]

Bullying was rampant in the 70’s. It was seemingly accepted by everyone. Completely normalized. The movie Dazed and Confused makes great reference to this, complete with analysis by Jonah Goldberg. The adults condoned it by turning away. How sad.

[@samholdsworth420]

Hard times make hard men hard Men make soft times soft times make transgender men

[@thatdamncrow9197]

@@samholdsworth420 thats just false Trans people always existed They just committed suicide instead of coming out I wonder why the 80s had the highest by far crime rate in us history

[@EphemeralProductions]

Because they wanted the kids to learn how to fight their own battles.

[@troybingham6426]

Matt Dillon was good in that role. He was so convincing that it kind of put me off of him and I've never really liked him since.

[@jpdude7274]

lol my wife says that about a few of his roles 😂 I tel her it’s just acting but you know

[@Brakathor]

People as emotionally-driven as you are so ridiculous. Ironically, you're the reason why back in the 30's and 40's, some directors started putting disclaimers at the ends of their movies saying "He's just an actor. He's not REALLY a total A hole," just because of the real world harassment and abuse, i.e. "bullying," that some of these actors would face.

[@jaredwojciechowski5850]

He's a great actor, but he does come off with a lot hubris, unless it's part of his act... But I know what you mean...

[@mikerefutesapetheists3398]

Watch something about Mary it should get you to like him 👍

[@jonathandiosa5739]

Lmao. That's how I felt about Richard Gere in Internal Affairs (1990)

[@mattrodgers2911]

Vin Diesel’s dad was a bully

[@kenwatts6865]

You have to see the whole film to appreciate this scene.

[@linellecameron3067]

Hell yeah. I love this movie.

[@Bangkok-ik1fp]

Exactly. This was the 70's and that's how things were. Great movie!

[@spvillano]

It'd probably help if you named the movie. I only vaguely remember that scene, it was so long ago.

[@linellecameron3067]

@@spvillano its called My Bodyguard

[@spvillano]

@@linellecameron3067 thanks! It's full length available on KZbin. I'll put it on my view list.

[@richardstorm4603]

Linderman later got drafted in the Marines, for Vietnam, and this is when he finally shed his skin to become Animal Mother.

[@station2123]

You talk the talk but can you walk the walk??

[@snfu6574]

@Will King lol

[@byoobyoo1280]

Damn I knew I ve seen him in another movie. Thanks lol

[@chriseckenroth6922]

@Will King the Patriot. Funny, I just watched that around Fourth of July and finally realized the same thing

[@chriseckenroth6922]

@Will King the Patriot. Funny, I just watched that around Fourth of July and finally realized the same thing

[@johnnyhill5704]

Worse part about being bullied in school is the teachers never helped and once one started to pick on you more would join in, this was my life for two years til I started fighting back and guess who became my best friend after the fight. Stand up for yourself a life time of bad memories or a couple days of pain

[@Sirmustardpack]

i remember this movie from back in the day... it was good then and still good today...

[@SENNYWAVEKID]

Luis-Angel Barbosa New York?

[@Sirmustardpack]

SENNYWAVEKID The KZbinr yes indeed... originally from nyc... now in okeechobee florida.. and yourself?

[@SENNYWAVEKID]

Luis-Angel Barbosa lol. I was asking if the setting was nyc. coincidentally I live in Orlando Florida. but yeah a lot of your kind either comes here d on one of those islands or from there to ny to Florida

[@Sirmustardpack]

SENNYWAVEKID The KZbinr lmao 😂 yes, the film is set in nyc...

[@terryyepblaize6267]

Luis-Angel Barbosa is it the outsiders???

[@MikeRuh01]

Loved this movie back when i was a kid, In a way it's hard to believe the movie is 41 years old.

[@anghusmorgenholz1060]

Thanks for making me feel even older. Lol

[@smolpp5316]

Probably one of the most realistic scenes about bullying, they don't make 'em like this anymore

[@AllRequired]

Cobra Kai came pretty damn close, though.

[@fredkeeler1234]

This scene truly upset me at age 11. The bullying scenes were hyper realistic and hit close to home

[@theoutcaste]

Love this movie. It's the most accurate portrayal of school life at that age I've ever seen. My hair was just like Clifford's at that age. And I was in HS when this came out.

[@greg1503]

I was in JR. High. My old man took my sister and I to see it . After I saw it , I was kind of scared to go to High School. 💯😮 The scene in the bathroom did it. Extorting money from students , beat downs , taking people's lunches. It looked like Juvenile Hall ! I was like HOLY . SHIT . 🤣

[@YouTubeDogSauce]

Dude didn't want to fight, he just didn't want his buddy to be picked on. I love this movie, it shows reality and how people really are inside. Imma go watch this if I can find it.

[@EphemeralProductions]

It’s here on YT

[@ryanburbridge]

I was a bully. Lost most fights if the kid decided he had enough. Lesson is fight back.

[@penzotoko6619]

Finally, I was wondering when I'd see an honest comment here. Thank you.

[@guyfaux900]

Since Baldwin's the only one who gets bullied in the scene out of context I still see bullying. Doesn't matter who's doing it. Even if it is Vin Diesel's grandfather.

[@brownholecharles]

Watch the whole movie. Matt Dillon bullies the little kid with big curly hair. Little kid "hires" Adam Baldwin (army jacket) to be his bodyguard. Matt Dillon hires Vin Diesel to be his bodyguard. Movie ends with epic fight between the bodyguards (and Matt Dillon vs whoever played the little kid).

[@nicholasdavies8795]

"Beware the fury of a patient man" ! Well known saying ! Eventually someone will unleash such fury you won't even know about it !

[@davemattila4533]

Just i

[@millsbomb007]

beware the quiet man during a fight/crowd fight. He's the controlled one with his senses heightened. The man shouting his mouth of isn't prepared or ready.

[@JoeR203]

I'm surprised Hollywood didn't do a remake of this movie. Although they'd screw it up like all remakes.

[@nathanbellamy3308]

They didn't it had Owen Wilson in it

[@mattfitzpatrick2315]

I do recall being bullied and my dad just said you either take it or you do something about it. And when you do make sure everyone sees it. Because it doesn't matter what happens, everyone will know you aren't taking it. 2 weeks later, bully smacks me in the head and I pushed him into a fence, the fence collapsed (thank heaven for poor workmanship!) on him and I pounced got 4 or 5 good shots on him and a few other kids jumped on him and really got their anger out. By the time teachers and then cops came, you could see it really was the teachers saying the nerds had enough and destroyed him. The cops said it must have been the fence collapsing and bully went to a dentist. The bullys parents wanted my dad to cover the cost of braces! My dad let them know if he does he would also be paying for their Dads wheelchair. They ended up moving and it all ended.

[@coolcat6303]

Man, I haven’t seen this in about 40 years. Good movie & great performance from Adam Baldwin (Independence Day). It’s also a classic example of a guy who’s physically more than capable of defending himself but his mind won’t let him. I had that same problem all through elementary and middle school. But I finally got tired of the bullshit so I started taking Tae Kwon Do lessons. It went a long ways to instilling confidence in me & I finally was standing up for myself. I even beat up the neighborhood bully once in his very own front yard after he knocked me off my bicycle. I was kind of a hero after that because half my Neighborhood witnessed it & they hated him too. Haha. But yeah, it’s never fun to get picked on. The important thing though is to stand up for yourself & never allow yourself to be a victim.

[@kencoleman93]

Hebrews 9:27

[@GustavoLopez-hp8zz]

He was also animal mother in full metal jacket

[@thunderpussy5000]

I call shenanigans

[@chrisolds]

Love IT, nice work. now if we can figure out how to stop the Gov. from bullying people, but even worse...our society condoning the Police / Gov's bullying of individuals ...for $ and power.

[@palerider964]

Love your last sentence especially against n'ers.

[@carltonmiller8086]

Great movie if you watch the entire film. I watched as a kid back in the 80s and again a couple months ago.

[@ignaciomayenthegoldenrule9618]

“This chain going to make you tough?” Lol Always made me laugh.

[@jolly7041]

Ya...tough bike,tough jacket huh huh huh!!😏

[@ignaciomayenthegoldenrule9618]

I would have liked to meet Mike and gone a few friendly rounds. Lol

[@zielonysnajper2105]

Tough magazine

[@chuckthebull]

yeah but you don't loose your wallet riding motorcycles..

[@morningwaves]

I used to recreate this scene with my brother “tough chain?” Lol

[@tomfrankiewicz7951]

This movie is awesome. A forgotten gem from the eighties. I was bullied in grade school and high school. When I stood up to them they backed off

[@michaelb.42112]

I LOVED this film as a kid. I'll never forget when the kid found the correct carburetor at the junkyard.

[@dragomilosevic4823]

Probably easier to find parts for that motorobike than parts for my bmw.

[@zaynesmith1]

What was the name of the film I forgot

[@ThouSwell-zx3fd]

​@@zaynesmith1My Bodyguard

[@MFnDahk]

This was actually a good movie, it was on Netflix a while back. The ending is fantastic.

[@charlesdavis7461]

Ever see "Billy Jack"? You should check it out, a 70's movie I think.

[@Batman-jc5uc]

This a great movie. I wrote a YA novel about bullying and this movie was a huge influence.

[@Batman-jc5uc]

My YA novel about bullying is in Amazon. It is called The Bull tu ign Effect : A Novel by Joseph Jefferson

[@chloemarsh612]

It's a very good movie

[@MrFb65]

That kid had a lot of patience when the bald guy was tapping on his face. I would have lost it don’t care how tough he is

[@acitoneroyal6002]

Golly, I remember going to the movies and watching Chris Makepeace, this goes back a long way.

[@IggyStardust1967]

I bought this movie on DVD a few years ago. Because of my own experiences being bullied, it's still a bit of hard watch. I see a lot of people here in the comments relating their own stories, so why not add mine: I grew up not knowing either of my parents. I was bullied a lot by the neighborhood kids who were alternately my friends, then my bullies, back and forth. My grandmother (who raised me) tried telling me to defend myself, but I had no one to teach me how. We ended up moving out of that neighborhood when I was 12. New neighborhood, new school, new everything. Including new set of bullies. I intentionally failed 7th grade in order to get away from them and refused Summer School. The following year, I did make some friends, but still had to deal with the bullies in the hallways. It sucked, because fights would go from one on one, to two on one, to three on one, all the way up to ten of them beating the ever-loving shit out of me in 9th grade right in front of the school's main office. One thing, is that I learned to take a beating by then, because when it was finally broken up, I stood up, face covered in blood, and smiled at each and every one of them. The next year I moved into high school, but things were a little different. New students there, who didn't know me, but apparently had heard I was a pushover. Two of them confronted me right at the end of lunch. As I bent down to pick up something a friend of mine dropped, one of the two hit me. I came up swinging this time. I hit the one so hard he spun around and fell on his ass. The other one took off running, leaving his buddy. I had snapped and beat this kid stupid. We were about the same size, even though he was younger than I was. It took five teachers to get us apart. We both got suspended for 3 days, but it was worth it. Finally, my grandmother was proud that I'd actually stood up to it and beat this kid's ass. That also ended the bullying. I'm 55 now, and still can't stand bullies. If I see someone getting picked on, I'll stand up for them, even though I'm disabled.

[@jamesvincent414]

I’ve spent my life growing up in New York state. Didn’t realize I have a form of PTSD from growing up in crazy neighborhoods. What I thought was normal to me wasn’t normal to everyone else. You end up having a “fight or flight “ response that never turns off. I’ve used it to my advantage in life to pull myself out of poverty so my family never has to experience that lifestyle. I’m so glad I never gave up.

[@polishherowitoldpilecki5521]

@@jamesvincent414 from bullying?

[@polishherowitoldpilecki5521]

I never stood up, I regret that.

[@jamesvincent414]

@@polishherowitoldpilecki5521 yes…. But nowadays it’s brings kids to suicide or mass murder.

[@IggyStardust1967]

@@polishherowitoldpilecki5521 Believe me, I know the feeling. There were a LOT of "near fights" that I ran away from. You're 100% correct, in that it gives you a form of PTSD (something that wasn't diagnosed back in the day). I've done my best to block out certain memories from the "cowardly act of running away", but it still comes back once in a while. Believe it or not, I went to my 15 year reunion, and pretty much "got back" at the bullies. I had conned the DJ into letting me use the microphone for a few minutes. I did a speech that Pro-Wrestling fans would call a "Promo". The funny part about that, was that afterwards, most (not all) of those I roasted up there, came to me and legit apologized for their behavior back then. I accepted their apologies, because to not do so, would have kept the burden on me, mentally. I also went to our 30 year reunion, and everyone was super cool to me. I'm glad that you've lived your life well, even if some of the struggles could be harsh. May you continue to thrive!

[@BassPlyr23]

I was bullied repeatedly throughout my childhood, and most of the time just passively took it. But one time when I was in the 8th grade I finally decided I’d had enough. After being spit on by someone who’d bullied me the whole year, I threw a left and knocked four of his teeth out. For good measure, I pounced on him when he went down and pounded his head against the floor until he was unconscious. Believe it or not, I wasn’t suspended or even reprimanded, since the teacher had kept an anecdotal of the bullying. On the other hand, the other boy’s parents were told by the school to quietly transfer him and to not go after us for his dental bills, lest THEY be sued because of the bullying. I never was bullied again, especially after the next year when I suddenly grew six inches and went from being one of the smallest kids in the class to one of the biggest.

[@scoobycarr5558]

Yeah that's the way to do it! That's the spirit. Show your enemy how you do truly mean business. In cases like these, never turn the other cheek. I say an eye for an eye just like the Old Testament says in the Scriptures.

[@rodkrause3376]

BassPlyr23 been there too,

[@phillipnorman7987]

Beaver dams

[@sandrabelue3547]

@@MinitybovsGogeta the person spit on him, if it were me the fucker lucky to have regain consequences! Cause that's what I would have been goin for! Call me a cunt idc! Call me whatever, but u spit on me we goin to have some serious problems

[@shelbyfowler8946]

MinitybovsGogeta when boy got done pounding the bully head on the floor he'd probably give you summer teeth some over here and some over there.He simply had enough.kudos. for the head pounder

[@tomgraham8231]

Great Movie, I remember seeing it being Filmed at Chicago's Lake View High School and Lincoln park. My favorite part of the movie is when Lindemann goes down to Maxwell Street to get a part for his Motorcycle. That place and Time are gone but that was where you could make money on Sundays. I'll watch it every few years just to see Forgotten Chicago.

[@dalethelander3781]

As a former Chicagoan...ahhhhh, Maxwell Street. Real food, real music, real good feelings.

[@KeithGomoll]

Being bullied in school is never fun, but there comes a point where you stop running and other people start. So glad I stood up for myself, was a turning point in my life. But I still never lost site of looking out for the little guy.

[@pasqualecandelora2878]

Matt Dillons character was such a punk in this movie.😂

[@ThouSwell-zx3fd]

He was good at that character 😂

[@writereducator]

From a screenwriter perspective a masterful scene. The way the bodyguard says absolutely nothing despite everything done to him and then running away. The way he holds everything in. It makes the climax that much more satisfying.

[@toddsands6000]

Agreed

[@ConfusedCanuck]

What climax?

[@Offskew]

WATCH THE F****N MOVIE...why are there so many Half-Wits asking questions about a movie they still have not seen ?

[@skyeangelofdeath7363]

I think it is the same screenwriter who wrote ""watching grass grow"", or at least the TV adaptation.

[@Strato13]

Which has always baffled me. WHY didn't he fight back? WHY did he allow that treatment from that Asshole Mike? He did hold everything back, and kept to himself despite everyone being present.

[@kenwayne96]

This scene is so realistic. It gives me chills just watching this. Who was the actor who played mike. Excellent actor.

[@petragnani51]

Hank Salas

[@WM-mu8ep]

Look this scene has so many likes cause most people haven't seen the movie and might assume the guys giving the beating are getting revenge on a bully. Its the other way around they are the bullies getting revenge on someone who protected innocent people from bullies. See all the dislikes. Those dislikes are from people who actually seen the movie and are pissed off. Cause its bs.

[@WM-mu8ep]

The ending makes you feel a little better but they still got off easy.

[@vonkarolinas]

@@WM-mu8ep That is only some of the dislikes. This is KZbin, Most of those dislikes are there because some people just dislike videos because...

[@WM-mu8ep]

@@vonkarolinas it's a good movie but they should of gotten beaten worse then they did at the end. A beating for a beating is fair. He should get a hospital type of beating for what he did to his bike though. So yea I feel like he should of broke his arm and jaw for that.

[@bigcoryjones2126]

I was bullied as a kid Always got told to take it on the chin. Never once was I taught to stand up for myself. Whenever I went looking for help I got it even worse. Bullied by family. bullied by friends. Bullied by school kids. I was always made to feel like it was my own fault. It never stopped it still goes on today. Eventually you just turn on the world. I often think how my life could have been different if I had stood up for myself on multiple different occasions. Now I know if I stand up for myself I'll end up taking somebody's life. because the anger inside me is beyond comprehension for most people. I made millions of dollars but I don't feel any better. I still treat everybody with respect thinking that maybe somebody will respect me back but it doesn't happen. That kind of treatment with no action for your own betterment leaves you with scars real deep ones. I guess what I'm trying to say is if you're in this situation you should stand up for yourself and do it as early as possible. never take it on the chin because you'll just get laughed at. Always look out for number one.

[@polishherowitoldpilecki5521]

Same with me

[@bigcoryjones2126]

@@polishherowitoldpilecki5521 Sorry to hear that. It's one thing that I never wanted anybody else to understand.

[@alanw505]

This film depicted brillantly how terrifying an encounter with your bully could be. In real life I was bullied all school semester by this big kid. Then one day I got on his school bus. I was scared too death. The whole ride back to his bus stop he was trying to joke with me and relate with me and be my buddy. As soon as we both got off the bus I jumped on him and started swinging. Long story short...I lost the fight but gained his respect. The bullying ended right there. The moral of the story is you can lose a fight...just don't lose too badly.

[@raulrodriguez5073]

One of my all time favorites!!

[@betsybrains]

OMG this is one of my favorite movies of all time. Don't forget little Joan Cusack as Shelly! She's always right. :)

[@rome79735]

I remember this movie, I first saw this on the SFM Holliday network. OMG! I was in elementary school.

[@orlandomorales8177]

This was the era before guns, where real men became real men on the playground throwing Dukes

[@thegadflygang5381]

Everyone still had guns but the era has more to do with demographics and impulse control. Mike and Moody are sadistic bastards but they still arent even considering stomping Ricky to death let alone blowing him away with an illegal handgun

[@thegadflygang5381]

@Matt Jones in NYC for decades nows, a gun carry license is impossible. Rephrasing that, handguns in general are damn near impossible to get for normal citizens. just to be able to purchase it and keep it locked up at home you need five people to fill out and vouch for you...... also, they are underage children. Even today something like 99% of all murders use an illegal firearm, rarely does some one purchase a gun to use it in a crime

[@stuffandjunkanduhh5049]

Kids had guns. Trust me.

[@madpatriot7464]

I swear dude is a vampire. He hasn't changed one iota in almost 40 years.

[@equisequis.55]

No such thing as a vampire. He Just doesn't smoke

[@madpatriot7464]

@@equisequis.55 yeah, smoking is responsible for all things bad I guess huh? Get a life.

[@dalethelander3781]

@@madpatriot7464 You talking about Adam Baldwin?

[@mmcfreds]

This is a great movie! That red-headed kid cracks me up throughout the movie, esp the scene where he says he avoids the bathrooms by "just holding it in, stay away from liquids."

[@frankyforearmsnycnh1]

He looks like Tom Petty as a kid, doesn't he?? Hahaha..

[@brianr4214]

I'll stand and fight and gladly take the outcome ! It's a lot easier to wake up the next day knowing you stood up for yourself vs living another day scared. No ass kicking is worse than the fear of getting your ass kicked.

[@rockhaze]

Thank god we have guns, I would have shot that bully in the head then dumped his body in that lake the same way he dumped the motorcycle.

[@jcramsey9732]

@@rockhaze damn, I dont agree with bullying at all but you took it from 0 to Manslaughter. Wtf you do if someone calls you a Butthead? Cut their tongue out with a buck knife? Mental instability is sometimes a trait in bullies, therefore I think you may have more in common with him than you thought. Just learn to fight ya puss

[@armybeef68]

@@jcramsey9732 That was sarcasm, he's one of those that believe only the criminals should have guns.

[@robertjohnredrupp2405]

I'm 65 knocked seven bells out of a bully when I was about 15. I'm still here, survived prostate cancer. That poor fella died from drugs abuse in his 30's. It wasn't him though, it was his families upbringing. Poor bastard never stood a chance in life. I enjoyed giving him a good hiding but I still think of his sad ending. God rest his soul 🙏🏼

[@juanguillen9409]

If you’ve seen the movie, you know this was a very deep climax of the movie. It was hard to watch this awesome character get humiliated like this :(

[@twstf8905]

I like Matt Dillon, he used to be one of my favorite actors.

[@arnoldjack7956]

He's not anymore?

[@jolly7041]

Ya...Matt is a bastard..😏

[@MyoclonicJerkCough]

Now you might not believe it, but under fire Animal Mother is one of the finest human beings in the world.

[@ronniee.douglas4075]

Well,Back in the day,growing up,I was in the eighth grade,These two classmate's kept tripping me,punching me ,all kinds of bullying, One day,they knocked me down,and one threw a piece of hickory stick in my face, They told me to get up,or they were gonna beat the hell out of my little sister, I grabbed that hickory stick,And with all the strength in my body,I hit the talker so hard up the side of his head ,it knocked him out,And his so called friend fan like a deer, All the rest of my school days,everyone always called me stick, 47 years later,i still have that stick,behind the seat of my truck, Those ol boy's, never said another word to me,to this day,

[@watersbey25]

"You talk the talk. But do you walk the walk?!!"

[@jimmydelaney4619]

" fuck you, Fuck all you assholes"

[@killaz123456789100]

@@watersbey25 haha thats the real question

[@StinkFingerr]

Ronnie E. Douglas, You had heart. Btw, back then didn't you use a term, other than "deer"?

[@marcoslaureano5562]

It's good to see Animal Mother made it home from 'Nam.

[@trentdavis733]

This is taking me way way way back! I love this movie

[@CH-bi8ug]

He comes back with a vengeance in Firefly

[@charliedallachie3539]

Most bullying comes from the insecurities and fragile ego of the bully. They have to put others down to feel better about themselves.

[@darktrooper2099]

As my father once use to say, *"Time & place for everything."*

[@stephengreico504]

I don’t buy that BS for a minute...some ppl are just genuinely mean and they get their kicks off bullying.

[@charliedallachie3539]

@@stephengreico504 that’s true, there’s those types out there too. Not every bully though.

[@darktrooper2099]

@SOUTHERN COMFORT *More than some people are willing to imagine even!!!* 😡👎

[@blackerpanther3329]

You’re so off the mark

[@Kebmo338]

Love him or hate him. Mike does have some of the most quotable quotes in this movie. I saw it in the theater when I was 11. Seen it many times since then. One of my favorites. Animal Mother rules.

[@dms5154]

9th grade coming home from lacrosse practice with my 2 best friends who were infinitely tougher than me. Had to cross deep, swift creek over a plank. Bully a year older stomping on the plank as each of us crossed trying to dump each in the creek. Hands full with school books and lacrosse gear. I was last across. When I got to the other side, I kind of blacked out, the bully wound up on the ground holding his eye. Then got up and ran away. From that moment on he avoided me in school like the plague. I had instinctively dropped everything and punched him right in the eye. Fucker went down like a sack of crap. To this day, 50 years later, one of the most fulfilling days of my life, especially in front of my 2 best buds. They gave it a name...The ZibEye! No one ever forgot it and I never will. Stand up to the fuckers whatever it takes.

[@patrick5838]

Big movie for me when I was about 20. Not many movies are as satisfying in the end.

[@stevenstandridge2723]

I was negative 6yrs old.

[@tomaf]

@Evan Koch - I'd like to see a sequel where Moody tries to stiff Mike, and then Mike kicks his ass.

[@volgax3646]

Bullshit title.

[@aakarshswamy7233]

'My Bodyguard' is the name of the movie. He isnt saying that it was HIS bodyguard. Lmao

[@GalacticSlayer]

+Smith Andrew the "asskicking" part was

[@countryhoney28]

Such a wonderful film. The pain the bodyguard went thru, his brother's death. The man bully is pathetic. His boss, the smartass kid, love it when he gets his add handed to him. They both do. They both would end up in prison. Getting stomped.

[@safriedrich1631]

one of the best coming of age movies ever made (hated Matt Dillon for a long time when I 1st saw it !).. I'm 67 now, and it's sad to say how some things never change... my junior-hi ( told you I was old school !) tormentor drove me to start lifting weights and later helped me decide to volunteer for the US Marine Corps.. swore to myself that if I ever ran into him again that I would be very "motivated" to rip his heart..but luckly, it was best that it never came to that because by then I would've had more to lose than him.

[@lumen5973]

The bully keeps on turning around. That when you creak his head. Lol

[@tomvecchione3475]

Of all the hundreds (thousands I guess) of screen bullies I’ve seen over the years in film and TV, many of them memorable for sure, this actor’s performance rates right near the top. He generates REAL intimidation, fear, and an undercurrent of potential violence as well as anyone but never goes over the top in terms of a Hollywood cliche.

[@billsimms2511]

I agree completely with you. This guy played a realistic bully and not some over the top chump like you usually see

[@xanderharris1104]

Never saw him in anything else. He did have talent

[@davidchristian2858]

I agree, as realistic as I’ve ever seen.

[@station2123]

@@xanderharris1104 he was a limo driver toughie in Doctor Detroit

[@think2086]

Exactly. The casting, acting, directing, FANTASTIC.

[@conservativehippie9736]

Movie has stuck with me all of these yrs...great performance story etc

[@evil_dave]

damn this was one of my favorite movies as a kid. so crazy to see a clip of it, i totally forgot about it. now i need to find it and watch it again :)

[@clifftrainor6774]

Never before have I seen a man lose his dignity like this onscreen. Great movie. Such a cruel scene to watch. Poor Linderman.

[@petragnani51]

Meh, Linderman ended up kicking his ass in the end.

[@ADHD_collector_in_the_YYJ]

Oh man I totally remember this movie

[@daveduncan4106]

I've always loved this movie. It's Old School for us 80's kids

[@kaminpanor1171]

I prettymuch was bullied my whole life and I still face it sometimes and I never told my family about how I felt and what I was going through I still remember the times telling my family that I'm going to school and walk Outta home and run around streets until my school gets over or sometimes make up story that I'm sick .I kinda feel bad for myself but I still faces it sometimes , I hope I get through all this in a blink of an eye and also I want this to be end not just for me but for all those who have been suffering from it and not being able to do anything for themselves but I gotta tell you something that you will still enjoy your own company rather than being with people that treat you like a trash , so no worries and have fun ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😀😀😀😀

[@raygordon3728]

Note to people being Bullied, the Bully gets more confident the more you resist, the sooner you punch the bully in the throat as hard as you can the better. A Bully will not keep bullying someone who punches back all the time, they'll move on.

[@derekwilder6420]

Either that or if the bully cant stand to lose, he'll might kill you later. well thats how people are now days at least

[@rapidzabyss835]

+Derek wilder so true

[@samuelchappell7280]

The best way to defeat a bully is to always have an ace in the hole. The entourage of a bully is comprised of people whom are intimidated and afraid by the bully. A bully isn't entirely interested in friends. They are interested in controlling others through fear. A bully will not have anyone in his entourage whom can threaten his control and dominance over the others in his entourage. One way to keep a bully at bay is to marginalize his control over his/her entourage. A good way of doing this is to become a private investigator of sorts, and learn everything about the bully, his/her's family, and anything else which can be learned without drawing any unneeded attention from the bully. Information about the bully's entourage can also come in handy. Using this information can be useful when used to make the bully believe that someone else is trying to steal his control over his/her area. For instance, having a venue shut down just as an event given by the bully is getting started. Make sure that the bully gets information as to why the event is being shut down, and that information which led to shutting down the event was from an anonymous person. Just be sure that you have an airtight alibi should the bully "asks" you what you know about this incident. If done well, a bully will start to feel as though someone is breathing down their neck. Paranoia does not look well on a bully, and given enough time, bullies will usually hang themselves - resulting in prison time usually. Afterwards, taking the time to relocate somewhere else maximizes your chances that you will never see the bully ever again.

[@OneEyedJack1970]

This isn't Burn Notice, man -- it's the schoolyard. Just punch them in the face when they fuck with you. You may or may not get an ass-kicking, but they'll find somebody else to pick on. Bullies prefer victims who don't fight back.

[@samuelchappell7280]

OneEyedJack1970 True. But there are those whom doesn't want to get an ass beating because they cannot stand pain or public humiliation. Besides, I found it rather funny when some geek gets a bully good without throwing a single punch. The level of planning involved is something to be admired. Shows imagination also.

[@bonanox4484]

This movie was partially recorded in my home town David Spade grew up a few doors down from my house I actually live in now...

[@nymike06]

Is that Grant Park?

[@skar2246]

@@nymike06 Lincoln Park

[@nymike06]

@@skar2246 Thank You

[@LampwicksCigar]

@@skar2246 No wonder Ricky became so numb.

[@theonlybigsmoke]

finally found this movie lmao randomly saw it on facebook videos but then clicked out and literally kept typing stuff like "bald bully" "curly hair kid bullied" and "bully throws bike in pond" thankfully didn't take me long to find it on youtube defo gonna watch this movie 💪

[@catnip294]

I am a teacher. All my colleagues would say things like ''ignore them and they will ignore you, bla bla bla''. I've seen kids getting bullied when I was younger. I am always kinda close to some of them. They told me they still have scars due to the bullying they got. Many of them told me they regret not punching their bullies to make it stop. Even 15 years later. Therefore I take bullying extremely seriously. The kids I teach are around 10 years old. The first day, right after introducing myself, I make it very clear that no bullying will be even slightly tolerated. I also tell them that if the situation allows it, by that I mean if they are 1v1 against their bully they should hit them as hard as possible, because in the worst case the bully would kick the victim anyways. So why not trying to show them you are not an easy target and defend yourself. And of course, I wand my students to report all signs of bullying they witness or experience. I think I do not have to explain that many of my colleagues do not like my way of teaching but I do not care. The others kids now know by reputation that I will tolerate a certain amount of justified violence. None of my students got bullied more than once. And I will continue like this because I see far better results with that method than sugarcoating them. And when I look at how my colleagues handle similar cases, I am not going to change any time soon. The world is unfair by nature. I believe the sooner kids understand how to make themselves a place in it, the better. I teach them to be respectful and respected. Often, it is all an appearance game and one punch can break it all and free the ''victims'' for good.

[@UltimateKeyboardWarrior]

Ricky became a tough guy when he joined the marines and fought in Vietnam.

[@keithc728]

First time I watched this movie I was like 8. And I cried when moony put the bike in the lake. But the two people teach each other. That bullies never win.

[@stevebarrios2158]

This gem of a movie came out in 1980 I went to the drive-in to see it and this is a memorable part such a good movie

[@jrussellcase]

As someone who went thru school from 77-90, this movie spoke volumes to me. It was hokey, but it really did speak to bullying and how to handle it....unlike what kids get taught nowadays. And the end was awesome. 😂😂😂

[@modev4163]

For just a moment I was thinking damn bro...u were in high school 13 years lol

[@williamhobbs617]

I'm 55 years old on never get tired of seeing that

[@theone2be33]

This was a good movie back in the 80's!

[@walteradams2439]

Heyyyyyy Miiiiiiike....Dillon was such a good 80's punk. Love that guy

[@deesupyo9620]

Best fucking scene. I quote this shit almost every day. " Is this your tough bike"?

[@marckjohnremetio569]

Fun fact: You didn't search for this video.

[@Smasho8000]

I didn't but I did search up fighting bullies scenes. KZbin just took the next step and recommended this.

[@thomasbel4193]

I did because some loser made a part video on tik tok so I just looked it up. Seriously, fuck those guys

[@siredith8846]

How did you know?

[@mister4403]

I did

[@delgriffith7949]

You think your tough huh?

[@ironmike-putsallkindavideo7840]

this was my MOVIE in 1980,,, i was 9 years old, lol

[@Praxis71]

Iron mike... I was exactly 9 as well

[@irmulc]

I think this movie hits home for all of us that was bullied at some point.

[@thelegendinhisownmind7038]

Is that Adam Baldwin? You should never bully anyone, but especially not Animal Mother, or the man they call Jayne!!!

[@dalethelander3781]

He robbed from the rich and he gave to the poor. Stood up to The Man and showed him what for. Now, for a bottle of Mudder's Milk.