Rebel Without a Cause - (Movie Clip) I Go With The Kids

Jim: Hi. Hi. Wait a minute. (He runs down to her) Hi. I seen you before.
Judy: Well, stop the world.
Jim: Just bein' friendly.
Judy: Well now that's true. But life is crushing in on me.
Jim: Life can be beautiful. I know where it was.
Judy: Where what was?
Jim: Where I first saw ya. Everything going OK now? (Gesturing toward her house) You live here, don't you?
Judy: Who lives?
Jim: Hey, where's Dawson High?
Judy: At University and 10th.
Jim: Mmm. Thanks.
Judy: You wanna carry my books?
Jim: I got my car. You wanna go with me?
Judy: I go with the kids.
Jim: Yeah, I bet. (The gang's car screeches around the corner) All right.
Judy: You know, I bet you're a real yo-yo.
Jim: (under his breath): I love you too.
Jim (James Dean) conning his parents (Ann Doran, Jim Backus) then off for the first day of school, meeting Judy (Natalie Wood) whom he's seen at the police station, in Nicholas Ray's Rebel Without A Cause, 1955.
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[@MusicOverdose98]

The way he cutely said hi and jumped😍

[@Dank951]

MusicOverdose98 I LOVE THAT PART! No matter how many times I've watched this, I always crack up! I used to do that when I was younger and repeat so many quotes from this film. My favorite was Sal Mineo's character quote in the beginning when he tells the sheriff "Nobody can help me." :)

[@notgotaname]

1:25 😄

[@namelessnameless5859]

When he jumped by the gate and said hi. I smile every time.

[@victorutu3324]

Nameless Nameless Why You smile Every time?

[@cutedeans4513]

Victor Utu because its cute

[@laurenmarie52391]

Hahaha Me too!!

[@vanwilder1101]

So short he had to jump

[@Luvie1980]

That fence is still there.

[@mindeloman]

In 1955 students dressed nicer than school principals today.

[@bbarrettgriffith]

This is a movie

[@QueenFan12]

And the way the teens were dressed was exactly how they dressed in the 50s.

[@Bibiana862]

@@bbarrettgriffith no in that time people dressed like that

[@bbarrettgriffith]

@@Bibiana862 No, people went in polo shirts and khakis for the most part with the occasional jacket. Not a full damn suit.

[@humbertoflores2545]

@@bbarrettgriffith my dad attended school in that time and he dressed with jacket, or sometimes with cackies.

[@xnslrzn]

When James Dean says “Life can be beautiful.” at 1:49. Perfect. He says it so naturally with a twist of humor. He knows the truth.

[@blackbeard3955]

What was the truth then? I didn't watch the whole movie just this clip

[@brucesmith54]

@@blackbeard3955 The truth is that he was a pretentious twit

[@laurenmarie52391]

@@brucesmith54 oh yeah?

[@emma-tn4dd]

@@brucesmith54 shame on you

[@sharynstover1823]

Bruce Smith pfft

[@anthonymellow4609]

There's something magical about this.

[@fauberkaupfmann982]

i know, this scene has a timeless mojo of innocence and malevolence that can't be copied easily, i guess people at the time were just more natural and human.

[@Fvckyou123]

@@fauberkaupfmann982 btw malevolent means "having or showing a wish to do evil to others", not whatever you think it means

[@fauberkaupfmann982]

@@Fvckyou123 malevolence in an innocent, pure, unadultered way, context is key, pal.

[@Fvckyou123]

@@fauberkaupfmann982 i just looked at three different dictionaries pal and my definition is correct. And theres only one definition smartass

[@fauberkaupfmann982]

@@Fvckyou123 ok, i think you already know what you should do with them.

[@LoveXiomie]

When he says "Life can be beautiful" it sounds so natural like a shy kid trying to make conversation. Love it.

[@rocketqueen4858]

It's very hard to watch his movies without that lump in the back of your throat, rip... RAISE YOUR GLASS... To Jimmy, one of the most relatable, heart-wrenching, gutting performers of all time.

[@pinkiewinkie5936]

ugh 😩 he's voice is so soothing and intriguing.

[@jamest681]

Every second James Dean is on screen its like electricity.

[@micheled.ives-davess2511]

Life can be beautiful. That breaks my heart every time i hear him say that. I bet when all those teenages in 1956 heard it too in that cinema .

[@sevensolaris]

"Who lives?" Man, who knew that 50s kids were so jaded.

[@Timelyxx]

S.T. Boring

[@sharynstover1823]

Whats jaded

[@nighthasfallen456]

@@sharynstover1823 It means bored, or unenthusiastic. Can also mean bitter and cynical.

[@sharynstover1823]

@@nighthasfallen456 thank you

[@AlyssaKerslake]

"Hi, wait a minute!" *immediately walks away* Me: dis bitch...

[@randyorton571]

Natalie Wood was gorgeous

[@AnthonyWilliams-li5mz]

Randy Orton she was other favorites were Splendor in the grass, IN love with a proper stranger, Bob Carol Ted Alice and of course Meteor

[@CBHDK59]

and crazy for a young girl.

[@kaythomas8521]

West Side Story. Her best

[@kaythomas8521]

Along with Gypsy Rose Lee

[@frankgraham1996]

Many Russian women are absolutely gorgeous ... why Putin is always smiling.

[@sarafernandez1247]

I love James Dean so much.

[@roofoochoo]

I liked this movie, but Jim's character was just amazing and made the movie. Rip James Dean.

[@gymnastix]

Really, you think the character of "Jim Stark" (James Dean) is what "made the movie" of "Rebel without a Cause?" I thought the character of "John 'Plato' Crawford" (Sal Mineo) was by far the more compelling, Jim's (Dean's/"Stark's") red windbreaker notwithstanding. That "Plato" was so tortured to have mentally made "Jim" and "Judy" (Natalie Wood) his adoptive parents--a confession revealed in the drained swimming pool scene--was just fascinating. Even "Buzz Gunderson" (Corey Allen) had a less obvious pathos which made one wonder about what really made that antagonist tick, before he went over the cliff in that "chicken run." By the way, my real name is also "Jim." And my sister's name is "Judy." But I may guarantee my late parents were in no way influenced by "Rebel" in naming me and my sis. In fact, I may also guarantee my mom and dad would never have even seen the film, as they were older parents from a pre-rock & roll generation.

[@victorutu3324]

@@gymnastix ok I like IT your comments which You writing here a obout Jim Judy and Plato and Buzz but You want to see They including Buzz versus Correy Allen They aren't soo influential as Many Young people Belive???

[@jondoe8889]

'Made' the movie, and made the movie. Ray gave him free range to direct and improvise dialog. One of the saddest parts? The maid, standing alone outside the planetarium. She had just lost a 'son', and likely her job. No one even offered her a ride home. (but of course, it's a movie. Everywhere is within walking distance. Even in LA!)

[@TheMartinick]

I got to ride in Jimmy's '49 Merc! Sat right where Natalie sat. It was a special treat for my daughter and I when our family visited the Harrah's Car Museum, Sparks, NV in about 1986. We tooled around the parking lot with the car's own mechanic. We were in 7th heaven! Also wrote to Jimmy's high school Biology teacher for a few years and understood Jim was a good kid and raised by his Aunt and Uncle, Fairmount, Indiana...A devoted Jim Dean fan....

[@williamshaw9047]

I hung out with his cousin Marcus on the family farm back in the late '90s in Fairmount, Indiana. He was a nice guy and showed me where Jimmy had wrote his initials in some concrete in the barn.

[@fritzthecat6164]

How i love the way he walks hopping ☀️💛

[@TheMartinick]

In 1986, I got to ride in Jimmy's '49 Merc. The car was housed at the Harrah's Car Museum in Reno. We had travelled many miles to Reno (from Montana) to see just that car. I was thrilled when the car's own mechanic released the velvet ropes and said, "C'mon, the boss said I'm supposed to take you for a spin." You could not have wiped the grin off my daughter's and my faces as we tooled around the parking lot, sitting just where Natalie sat...One happy memory, for sure. LS

[@gbaker9295]

You're lucky. I touched it while parked at the museum and a security guard told me to back away. I remember the door had a drive-in movie speaker attached

[@-Vitalis-]

To think girls lighting a cigarette was considered "strong stuff" back then... damn.

[@mrblue8439]

James Dean is and was the inventor of cool. First time I saw this movie was in 2012 when I was 15. Never looked back since. Now I am 23. Still am a huge James Dean fan.

[@Rayoscope]

Dean and Wood are wonderful together here. Dean's line, 'I got my car you want to go with me', is the best line in the film. Perfectly delivered, for a moment subtly steps out of character - adult (not high school at all), smooth, very confident and cool. extremely charming and handsome. Great physicality, the eyes, the head toss, the little lip-lick at the end, even the voice is different, deeper. Brilliant. I'm straight and i would have gotten in the car.

[@tomhulcelover]

"you wanna carry my books?" me: dis bitch...

[@spamwithrice]

+tomhulcelover You could see it in his eyes

[@tomhulcelover]

Kyrie Irving lmfaoo i empathize with him xD

[@spamwithrice]

tomhulcelover she was so shitty to him in the first half of the movie, she should be glad that he forgave her so quickly

[@tomhulcelover]

Kyrie Irving pffft right, or that he forgave her at all lol i love his character * u * he deserves better

[@ericacarswell9167]

Meat loaf and peanut butter...James facial expression 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BrandyH-eh9up]

Reminds me of my 17 year old daughter when she asks what for dinner hahaha

[@CoolhandLukeSkywalkr]

This is my probably my favorite scene in all of cinema's grand history, I'd have to say.

[@pmccoy8924]

James was in 4 movies and is still one of the most famous men of Hollywood of all time. Respect.

[@jackmorrison7379]

Filming of the out of door scenes at 6122 South Citrus Ave. Ladera Park Ca. Northeast of LAX. Then a white middle-class neighborhood. Within 15 years white flight. By 1980's Ladera Park with surrounding neighborhoods like View park was middle to upper African American which I think it still is today. Google street scenes show the alley very similar so many years later. "Judy"'s house is still there and well maintained but with add-ons.

[@gbaker9295]

It resembles a house in the movie Chinatown

[@Caban1970]

James Dean was so fine.

[@victoralcantara7592]

Antonio Caban you gay?

[@sharynstover1823]

Is gorgeous af🥰🥰🥰💋💋

[@alkatraz17]

0:40 that smirk hnnnnng

[@miguelr3135]

James dean really had great acting talent. His acting is so good.

[@SirEriol]

I saw this movie for the first time a few days ago. When I watched this scene I told myself "damn, a bettie like her hanging around those varlets, its so unthinkable!". I didn't knew then how worse things would get to them. It became quickly one of my favourite movies.

[@Tenavatuokio]

When I was a teenager in the late 70s there was a remarkable 1950s revival in Finland - including clothing, music and movies. A lot of rubbish was available, but some good things too….like this movie. Truly enjoy the dreamy atmosphere of this movie. At the time a certain youth culture ´diinarit´ was named after J. Dean - how funny and strange it seems now.

[@BrandyH-eh9up]

The face he made when he asked if she made him any sandwhiches lol reminded me of my 17 year ole daughter honestly. Kids haven’t changed since the 50s apparently in that way

[@bennystanley8356]

I love you too .....LOL CLASSIC

[@MagicAyrtonforever]

Yep and we all love Jimmy except for those 3 year olds in the car lol ;)

[@michaelizzo4125]

Coolest dude to ever walk this planet

[@strangebeautifulplaces]

I love this scene, it’s so cute when he’s hopping up and looking over the gate saying hi... I just visited James Dean’s hometown in Fairmount Indiana. They have a gallery there with a lot of Jimmy’s personal belongings and items from his films. The gallery still has the white gate on display, it was pretty cool to see, and walk around his hometown. I posted a video tour on my channel for anyone that would like to see the house he grew up in and the gallery and more. ✌️💕

[@titusmoody5616]

Jim Backus "knock em dead like your ole man used too"

[@beverlykorte8581]

James Dean 💕 he was perfect Gentleman 🙏🏽🙏🏿🙏🏻👼🌹💕👍🏼💚💜

[@PBSmithy]

2:48 Hey Stellaaaaa!

[@mohamadhijazi8920]

PBSmithy say ASS-tronuat!

[@manalmernichbourdoui9056]

wait it even sounds like Marlon Brando a little bit😭

[@BishopKing.308]

Who wears a suit to school besides Elvis? 😎✌ Rock On" _ David Essex Ooh Hey, kid, rock 'n' roll, rock on Ooh, my soul Hey kid, boogie, too, did ya? Hey, shout, summertime blues Jump up and down in my blue suede shoes Hey, kid, rock 'n' roll, rock on And where do we go from here? Which is a way that's clear? Still looking for that blue jean baby queen Prettiest girl I've ever seen See her shake on the movie screen, Jimmy Dean (James Dean) And where do we go from here? Which is the way that's clear? Still looking for that blue jean baby queen Prettiest girl I ever seen See her shake on the movie screen, Jimmy Dean Jimmy Dean Rock on Rock on Rock on Hey, kid, rock 'n' roll, rock on Rock on Hey, kid, rock 'n' roll, rock on Rock on Hey, kid, rock 'n' roll, rock on Rock on Hey, kid, rock 'n' roll, rock on Rock on Hey, kid, rock 'n' roll, rock on Rock on Hey, kid, rock 'n' roll, rock on Rock on Hey, kid, rock 'n' roll, rock on Rock on Hey, kid, rock 'n' roll, rock on

[@THX1205]

Classic Scene From a Super Classic Movie!

[@AarthurxD]

3:16 WHAAAAATTT?!?!?!??

[@heatherchando5873]

lol like just came out of nowhere

[@victorutu3324]

How can You said that?

[@MoviesYouveScene]

0:39 my heart. He’s so beautiful 😍

[@marklouden5441]

legend

[@arturoruiz935]

Jesus Christ how many people can fit in that car.

[@mohammedashian8094]

Not enough is all I can say

[@TheDarkcat3]

I love James Dean, Judy and Plato :)

[@Gar96229]

Mr. Howell before he went on a three hour tour.

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Ahead of his time ...timeless James Dean 😎🎭

[@taichihead42]

I first saw this movie in 1985. I was transfixed to the screen. It was so modern and fresh for the time.

[@cjh3062]

There is no modern actor with an iota of the crazy charisma possessed by the likes of Dean and Brando

[@korpienmahtijullit7508]

You´d be hard pressed to find a real yo yo these times.

[@EileenSharp]

I think they can fit more 30 year olds pretending to be 18 in that car.

[@Bialy_1]

***** She was 27 in 1955... so you are not funny.

[@Bialy_1]

***** You are right, sory for my stupid reply. ;)

[@MagicAyrtonforever]

Pretending to be 18 while acting 5.

[@karamele6241]

Useless2112 I love you :D

[@MagicAyrtonforever]

Useless2112 no you lol

[@coyclown]

"I love you too!" LMAO

[@xvoy2002]

That's Thurston Howell III when he was still a serious actor.. Good stuff!

[@moimeme6533]

underrated performance...pivotal role in this imo

[@Ballerfella2007]

Judy: You know, I bet you're a real yo-yo. Jim: (under his breath): I love you too. ----------------> "James Dean Coolness Personified!"

[@paraskevisavvidou6241]

Oh my sweet ❣️ James Dean...

[@DaniSmith_95]

Kind of feels like an 80s movie

[@PITERPPPP]

Another epoque, just beautiful.

[@AlexTheTvGuy]

Who lives?

[@HappySmilingDog-d7u]

hes illegaly stunning, and im straight!

[@sean636]

1:25 Sliding into crush's dm's like

[@CaylaSchellin]

i love you for posting this:')

[@excalebuir]

i wish i could go dressed like that to school today! :(

[@robertmills3830]

damn James Dean was gorgeous

[@spamwithrice]

Ok i just wished they explained Judy's relationship with her father a little better. It had incestual tones to it, I really don't know for sure what was going on.

[@fauberkaupfmann982]

they couldn't elaborate more than they did at the time, it would be too much of a scandal.

[@afonsolucas2219]

As it is it's just a father who doesn't know how to give love to his daughter. But you could always say it was an incestual relationship that ended leaving Judy confused.

[@gbaker9295]

He was withholding affection. Not sure there was much more going on

[@vesainit]

its mr howell !

[@buttonsbuttons2146]

"do you wanna carry my books" "I got my car you wanna go with me" Lol, the way they said these, makes them sound like some old fashion term for "you wanna have sex"

[@NinjaGameReviewer]

I think the 50's was a cool time. I wish i was born during that time. Im 15

[@CBHDK59]

fuck that, I like my cellphones, flat tv, cars, and now we going to have pizza delivered to us by drones. with all these technology. we good. the only thing bad about this generation, it's music stinks. long live 1950's rock & roll. in the words of Elvis, "thank you very much".

[@despinak9720]

Same, I’m 14. Older music and films are definitely better

[@buckroo8424]

Actually, “Rebel without a Cause “ was filmed in an affluent neighborhood not far from Griffith Observatory. Today, it’s even a much richer neighborhood. The homes run in the millions. This is a very good movie, but my favorite of Dean’s was “East of Eden “ by John Steinbeck.

[@oni741]

Epic legends living forever. James Dean, the Only One.

[@thaheeraalthaf1970]

I love you, Jimmy. Rest in peace

[@JanaeGable]

James dean drives me wild (:

[@francis802us]

back in the day when cigarette smoking was so cool! haha

[@88hyperman]

It’s way better than going to school in sweat pants!

[@Ace1King1]

I saw this movie very shortly after Dean was killed in a car accident. Bittersweet.

[@marilenapantazi]

Good movie and nice actings, but I prefer Jimmy as “Cal Trask” in East of Eden. It’s probably his best performance in my opinion

[@jondoe8889]

The accident. Maybe it was fated, but mostly, it was a gray car on a gray road on a cloudy day. Being small, it likely looked further away - if the Ford saw it at all. Reports say he wasn't speeding, but daytime running lights might have changed history. Whatever it was - it was massively bad timing! Change the timing 15 seconds either way - and no accident. His 'girlfriend' Ursula Andress was supposed to go to the rally with him, then decided not to. His mechanic was in the car, instead.

[@belindablub]

oh how much i love that lady in 0:49 and also 1:25

[@andrewm3934]

i bet you're a real YoYo lololoolol

[@grabriellopez7346]

The real rebel In the story was that Italian kid sal mineo

[@thekillers1stfan]

Only a true rebel would shoot a bunch of puppies

[@christianfrazier6202]

Grabriel Lopez A real rebel tries to punch a police officer, choke his dad, and fly a car off a cliff.

[@parisjackson453]

no man. Jim was, he literally tried to choke the dad in the film, drive a car off a cliff to prove he was chicken or not, punch a police officer, yell at his parents, talk about drowning kids like puppies, etc. he was a savage

[@iloveprettygirls9543]

In real life Natalie Wood, Frank mazzola and Nick Adams Dennis Hopper were real rebels James Dean too kinda but he was more of a lover boy from East of Eden.

[@darnellmartin9558]

Cars were alot safer back then to be able to carry 10 people comfortably.

[@tomhulcelover]

this vaguely reminds me of footloose lol

[@n64wilbert]

It reminds of Back to the Future especially when they say "chicken"

[@benedetrick]

At 1:43 I think he says, "You don't have to be unfriendly." Not "Just bein' friendly."

[@Andytlp]

Man this is so cheesy... going to watch it anyway... seems like grass is greenier in 1955 LOL

[@n64wilbert]

I thought so to because profanity and violence was restricted under the Movie Code back in the 1950s. But this film has aged better than a lot of movies at the time.

[@Andytlp]

n64wilbert yeah its a great movie.. now im thinkin to watch citizen kane? See whats that all about.

[@n64wilbert]

Star-Lord You know how politicians start out as positive idealist but then they turn into angry egomaniacs on the edge of self destruction that's Citizen Kane for you.

[@Andytlp]

n64wilbert well thats because new politicians start out with the ones that been in it for decades.. already worn out.. corrupt and bored. The system is broken and they should replace politicians in batches every decade like a finger snap. Imagine what kind of changes we'd see every decade. Something bold and new... right now we're living under the thumb of ww2 traumas. We wont have anything better until they all die out and thats still good decade or two away. But the main point is replacing them all at once no exceptions every decade. Now how to achieve that without them trying to kill your ass. When did politics became a job brawling for personal power and gain instead of public service... it was like that ever since its creation... we have to do something drastic.

[@pix046]

Well, at least the car did not crash ;)

[@emma-tn4dd]

I love you so much little bastard

[@coyclown]

He began to take it off at 1;18 :)

[@EBUNNY2012]

University and 10th is an elementary school now.

[@georgeskate78]

How many fit in a car??? lol

[@jefffireball6749]

Young people act the same no matter which generation.

[@ThaBigDaddyCMaster1]

Go for it, I wear suites everywhere.

[@LaggardlySort]

3:23 Giving someone wrong directions used to be the most devastating roast

[@pizzzuh]

0:38 I love that look lol

[@MrGarcez66]

What happened to the Mercury?

[@abdelhakimfares6530]

Soon we will produce the Rebel movie in the style of the American movie Rebel Without a Cause

[@krishchy6613]

All people looks so vintage James looks so modern like 20sht kids

[@joansmith6092]

I read part of Alec Guinness's autobiography, and he said he walked past Dean's car one time and had a premonition, he then said, " Never get in that car again!" And James Dean said, "Aww, don't say that."

[@excalebuir]

i actually did a while back started using blazers to campus :)

[@gbaker9295]

I wore a suit to teach hs. It's like armor. Students treated me better

[@steveomusicman6645]

when he leaves the house, we see Natalie Smoking at 1:20- Im getting that "Prelude To a Faun" feeling from the music... : )

[@st.commodus1437]

“I go with the kids” “Yeah. Yeah I bet”

[@MultiCrimsonRain]

If you guys are talking about Natalie Wood, she was only 17 when this was filmed. If you're all talking about someone else, please correct me if I'm wrong.