pump up the volume movie part 2 (2nd clip)

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[@jacqueline8307]

I think this movie was way ahead of its time tbh.

[@IsiahTomas]

Is ahead of it's time.

[@Blondie472]

It's Generation X immortalized in film. It wasn't ahead of it's time, it had it's finger on the pulse. Singles, Reality Bites, SFW, etc all tried and failed to be what this movie was and would eventually become..

[@Blondie472]

@@sterlinrivera0325 This movie is literally happening today.

[@kosh9639]

Decades...

[@alexeilindes7507]

It predicted lulzsec

[@Avendale]

"If I knew anything about love, I would be *making it* instead of sitting here talking to you guys" He's very honest with his listeners, I respect that.

[@adredy]

everybody knows

[@rwckirby]

This film has such an original plot and what a killer soundtrack. The 90s were a better time.

[@richlisola1]

It was sort of in that weird in between time period. The end of the 80s - the beginning of the 90s. The year or so that didn’t know what it wanted to be, the 80s has wound down, but the 90s had not yet sprung.

[@adredy]

90s predict future do whe what this ? not sure

[@linds3021]

Christian Slater was so hot in the 90s.

[@jamiecline9063]

and 80s

[@dmorenod29]

He’s still looking good

[@mandeemchardy9438]

I had him plastered all over my walls for the most part of my teens

[@cottoncloudasmr786]

and 80s have u watched heathers...

[@adredy]

crazy ;)

[@jeremyhopwood5822]

One of Christian Slater's Most Iconic Roles Ever!!!

[@viciouscircle7802]

THIS FILM NEEDS TO BE MORE AVAILABLE!!!!!!!

[@viciouscircle7802]

😂😍

[@kosh9639]

It has been shadow Banned... even, CS admitted it.

[@viciouscircle7802]

@@kosh9639 but why tho

[@kosh9639]

The Potential Instability of Society...

[@montecarlo4294]

"The guy's gotta have hair coming out of his palms" LMAO

[@mac_c]

Christian Slater has an iconic speaking voice. Samantha Mathis is soooo underrated.

[@BONKERSH-yr2jx]

WE NEED HAPPY HARRY HARD ON IN 2020 QUARATINE

[@jeremyhopwood5822]

One of the Best movies growing up and was introduced by by a Great friend of mine who died recently and was watching it recently in HONOR OF HIS MEMORY!

[@Maniac536]

I’m sorry for your loss.

[@bogonanaz9404]

This movie is what every teen needs.

[@tylerburnz8764]

Agreed

[@Angelica-wd4vz]

Thank you for this movie! I watched in 1994, on cable tv, when I was 22. I loved it because I'm shy and I've never been popular. I fell in love with Mark and I like the way Christian Slater looked in the 90's. Greetings from Chile!

[@iamgolden911]

I used to rent, then re rent this movie over and over...I wish I could own it. Such a great movie! It means a lot to me.

[@jonb4371]

i seen the DVD at Walmart for $5 only.

[@Smudgeroon74]

Believe this movie was available for 8 dollars at Target.

[@GlamMetalSiren]

Boxers Austin I saw this at a yard sale but had no idea of what it was so I didn’t get it but then I watched it one day for no reason I don’t know why I wrote thos

[@iamgolden911]

Stargirly 12 everyone says it’s at their Walmart or target, not at mine tho. It was so important to me as a teen, but I’d probably not watch it very often now. It is a good one! Did u like it?

[@GlamMetalSiren]

Boxers Austin I actually loved it i related to it even if I am 12 but also Christian slater was in it so I had to watch it

[@loosenukes8153]

Best 80s movie. Poignant and still relevant,especially in the internet age.

[@sansastark2508]

90s

[@roxyhart3247]

Either way 80s 90s still stands up and got the message spot on

[@richlisola1]

It was filmed in 1989-90, released in 1990. So it’s kinda both 80s and 90s. A bridge

[@sansastark2508]

@@slowedndreverb The generation that grew up in that era, relate to films like "Heathers" as an 80s film & "Pump Up the Volume" as 90s....

[@electrictroy2010]

Released 1990 and most people watched it on VHS or TV reruns from 1991 onward .

[@ESmithonlyonthursday]

Thank you. I’ve been wanting to see this again for years.

[@RS8XB]

my favorite 80's movie came out in 1990

[@MarxKosmos1024]

"They say this is where the reception is the coolest." Long live WHFS 99.1 Alternative Rock Station in DC in the 1990s! They played this sound bite all the time.

[@electrictroy2010]

HFS returned to DC & Baltimore from 2011 to 2021. Unfortunately it was recently discontinued

[@dadaismotienekasepta]

4:38 little did he know i'd feel the EXACT same way starting from 2017 ish but now as an adult ''Everything has been done already''

[@user-qs6xd3rk9z]

Siskel and ebert loved the film as well one of my favorite 90s films

[@Scrapla1]

The first pod cast lol

[@SkinnyEMedia]

One of the best teenage / adolescent movies ever made.

[@tylerburnz8764]

Still top 3 in 2020 ... 1st Scrooged (Bill Murray) 2nd Goonies 3rd Pump up the volume.

[@jadenbryant9283]

Wonder if this jd if he didn’t get with Veronica or was slightly less insane SLIGHTLY less insane

[@jadenbryant9283]

Mastema how you fake a bomb

[@moonstone6133]

@@jadenbryant9283 maybe he threw a smoke bomb and ran lmao

[@kaiad6786]

My gf and I have a theory. Mark got out, and his family had to change their names and jobs. Mark became JD, and his dad went into construction. After moving around so many times, his mother killed herself. Feeling pissed that she did what he was too "cowardly" to do, he began to slip into madness. Didn't help that no one seemed to have gotten his message. Mr. I'm Serious's suicide gave him the inspiration for the murders. He did NOT kill himself. Instead, he knew he and his dad had to leave before he was arrested again for "manslaughter" then murder. So they then continued to move. Eventually, he became a writer, figuring it was finally the best way to get his message out. And then he chose the wrong interviewee.

[@snugglebunnyhaven7258]

By far one of my favorite movies centering on pirate radio. I have ran my own underground FM nearly 30 years and worked in the business commercially as well as a technical engineer. The whole plot of Mark being a pirate when actually what he was doing wasn't pirate radio. His home was by the school and that was where his signal was listenable the best. Part 15 operations limit unlicensed signals to around 300 feet although can vary significantly. The only time an antenna was shown was on the jeep and that was an old style cell phone antenna that wouldn't work for VHF. If he, theoretically was breaking the law, it would had been hard to prove especially during this period in time. Not exactly sure how other stations were receiving his very LPFM signal to re broadcast across state lines, but hey,--the magic of TV Hollywood can make anything possible even the possibility of Mark being capable of converting a AM shortwave radio transceiver into a LPFM transmitter. Working on actual broadcast exciters and transmitters, as an Engineer I yet to figure a way around that one.

[@swiftkarma4436]

This movie is fitting for today.

[@PukingPumpkins]

The REAL radio rebel.

[@topcheese2889]

Great movie, great soundtrack

[@essaeldridgeYoBro]

So relevant even now in 2022

[@Nerdylady]

Soundtrack is lit. Hard Harry had good taste.

[@smichaels10]

I’m gonna start laughing like the guy at the 2:00 mark.

[@multipleman78]

These kids needed Nirvana.

[@tylerburnz8764]

Favorite band at the time I seen this movie. Makes perfect sense in hindsight.

[@georgekarson6599]

Did u notice the sound garden tape at the beginning

[@jeremyhopwood5822]

Tried it wasn't enough!! Lol

[@waukivorycopse2402]

We doing them ourselves around the same time this came out.

[@jordanb3262]

Nirvana actually quoted a scene from this movie on "Territorial Pissings", in this movie and on that song they both sang a sarcastic rendition of "Get Together" by the Youngbloods as a testament to the generation gap and the difference in culture from the 60s to the 90s. The 90s turn the 60s upside down... literally 👻

[@hobbymanx9200]

It's too real that it bleeds and that's what makes it a good movie

[@drabb5133]

Love this movie omg fi every miss the 80s

[@PeteMcCorvey]

This man was the precusor to podcasting.

[@riggler2]

It is both shameful, but somehow appropriate, that this movie above all others is most easily accessed by being pirated in bits and pieces on KZbin rather than being available on a Megacorp's streaming service.

[@Prof_Tickles92]

The poor man’s Jack Nicholson

[@MT-fg8pk]

大好きな青春映画。 高校生時代にこの映画を見て、クリスチャンスレイターに恋しました。

[@rizon72]

Today, we just get on TikTok, or YT, or whatever and do this. Only difference, the intelligence of the person speaking has dropped.

[@absoluteentertainment9854]

That final quote is still relevant in 2021

[@moonstone6133]

so um I've never seen this movie before and all I can say is- wtf is happening 😳

[@parkjinn1139]

one of my favorite movies! You have to watch it in its entirety.

[@intheory9772]

Simply put...it is about radio piracy by a minor speaking the truths that syndicated stations wouldn't dare. It's a cult classic and definitely worth at least one viewing. Afterwards you'll probably be quoting Happy Harry Hard-on one liners daily. It is one of those films that sticks with you even through and over long periods of time. Give it your full attention and respect for being ahead of it's time, and possibly even glimpses of the future. I hope this helps you to explore this underrated film.

[@saga4646]

The high school Howard stern

[@crysstalhubbard8323]

Principal Mrs. Birdwell in 2000 at Paradise Valley High School in Phoenix Arizona expelled students starting day 1 and kept their names on the roster. A retirement check disappeared under her watch. The drama department and all its funds(second only to the yearbook club) disappeared. Justice? None. Made an administrator of the School Board. Rot in Hell, you destroyed kids lives. This movie is amazing

[@thechanneloffun3760]

👿🤬😤 This film never gets old 🤯🤢😈

[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

I remember that cassette radio player

[@biobelewilliam-west1310]

I love this movie

[@mmeckhardt]

Thank you @therewatchables, somehow I missed this one but I listened to all this music

[@jonathanw6873]

Hilarious, the only place to watch this movie is for free on youtube not amazon, google movies, netflix lol, NICE Job @habibi ... top 10 movies of all time. Completely underrated.

[@spankthemonkey3437]

Oh yea im going blind🤣

[@kennethevans4056]

What he’s doing is referred to as podcasting today

[@JackFraz1972]

True. Following the blueprint of Hard Harry. Every single one of them.

[@therealveronicasawyer2946]

0:45 KHAD!!!!

[@Maniac536]

Title credit sequence to be ripped off by Justice League two decades later...sorry WB/DC but I prefer this film’s version

[@electrictroy2010]

1:00

[@pusheenqueen519]

I'm ashamed to say I watch this movie in part just to listen to Christian Slater moaning....OK I'm not but I tried.

[@NeoMK]

Ah, the channel.

[@MPDLR]

REMAKE TIME!!!!! Arturo is doing a podcast and his pronouns are Princess and Ze and to shock everyone.......he is gonna eat McDonald's on the air----instead of organic Chipotle. And they'll be Hiphop beat - - that same one of the last 30 years in the background. Nobody will be offended. It'll be a hit!

[@zoneyak]

Pump up the volume reebot

[@moonlightman38]

this movie keep me hard for my freedom of speech i have my right to it

[@amymartin7272]

Abstract exercises won't help John Hues now.

[@User11078]

SPOILER ALERT: Not seeing his parents reaction to his alter ego reveal is a bummer. How do you think they’d react?

[@user-ml6hp7cv5h]

😎😎👍👽

[@new_kingdom8679]

🤔A young Vin Diesel at 1:33

[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

Ready for data movies? Big data movies.

[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

Body parts not food

[@apseudonym]

0:06 hello everybody this uh couple pictures of lizards. the lizard very beautiful animals

[@cavalierfan1995]

if they make a remake of this i want jon moxley as hard harry

[@frankstoeffler4006]

all I wanted was an FM transmitter. Make no bones about it.. I am a conservative in economics, national defense, and upholding/defending our Constitution. I'm also a 70s kid who grew up with Jimmy Carter as my President. The man, bless his heart, wanted to micro-manage everything and it was too much but he taught me to love and accept all. That includes every word ever created for every race, culture, religion, and adult sexual consensual preference. I am a modern Republican and in step with Republicans who wanted to free slaves 170 years ago. In step with Republicans under Reconstruction. In step with EVERY Republican vote against Jim Crow laws on the federal level successful but not on state level in the South. The democratic party controlled the South, created the KKK, and passed every Jim Crow law possible. What it took was a Yankee dem. to gain office.. be President to change things... a leader to enforce our Constitution and Civil rights. His brains were blown out in Dallas, Texas. LBJ signed the Civil Rights law with every Southern Democrat in opposition. All Facts. Martin Luther King Jr. was a registered Republican all his life... FACT and think about it. I have no prejudice against any no matter race, gender, or any who disagree/agree/oppose my sexuality... sit on my lap to agree or disagree. I promise it's only between us and no government involved. signed, Frank Gordon Stoeffler A Republican who supports Trump

[@electrictroy2010]

5 Civil Rghts laws passed 1860s,1870s,1950s,1960s. All were passed by a supermajority of Republicans (the Dixiecrats voted no) They were signed by 2 GOP presidents, 1 democrat, and VETOED by a democrat (Johnson) Civil Right bills only passed because Republicans pushed them thru