Young Guns (1988) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!

[@dre3k78]

Emilio Estevez's best role. It's like he was born to play Billy the Kid. Young Guns 2 is good as well. I don't think it's as good as this one but still worth watching.

[@gregquinn7817]

Young Guns II is pretty good but they change the events a ridiculous amount from the actual history. I know it's entertainment and not a documentary but it's annoying when a major character is killed in the movie who lived another 30 years...just because that characters actor didn't want to come back for another movie (no spoiler).

[@ramongallegos2851]

Emilio did awesome job playing as billy but I heard that Sean Penn was the first choice to play billy the kid imagine how different that would be

[@dannyadams4765]

@@gregquinn7817 Young guns 2 is based on a man who really claimed to be billy the kid as an old man

[@gregquinn7817]

@@dannyadams4765 yes...which is fine even though it unlikely that it's true. But they kill off one of the characters who actually lived till 1929 when he was 80.

[@gregquinn7817]

@@ramongallegos2851 probably be a harder edge...more openly a psychopath. Maybe more realistic but probably would make it harder to root for...

[@esclad]

Young Guns 1 & 2 are so underrated IMO.

[@michaelgoodyear9369]

Superb. Guns 2 is great

[@jrobwoo688]

Both are nostalgic for me, but I love the sequel. The soundtrack is so good.

[@AmbassadorScorpio]

Underrated??! Flat out ignored…this is a true gem

[@JGinDaOC]

Agreed. It's one of my all time favs.

[@michaelgoodyear9369]

@@jrobwoo688 Alan Sylvestri right? The score is great. Guns 2 is my favorite

[@gabrielmauller8137]

Brings back memories. Me and my friends running around the yard yelling “REGULATORS!” Good times.

[@alucard624]

Cracks me up that Warren G lifted that dialogue for his big hit song.

[@andrewcharles459]

I still shout it at work sometimes when we get a job that needs doing now. Nobody gets it. 😪

[@gabrielmauller8137]

@@andrewcharles459 that’s just sad. Need better workers.

[@andrewcharles459]

@@gabrielmauller8137 Oh, you know it. One time I was struggling with a large heavy crate while one of the young lads was just standing around doing nothing. "Hey, a little help here?" I said. He walks over and says to me, as I'm clearly in distress with this thing about to fall on me, "What do you need?" I just looked at him for a minute and finally said, "I need a droid that understands the binary language of moisture vaporators." He didn't get it.

[@freakloc]

Yeah that lasted a good 2 years.good times

[@Jmatrixxxxxxxx]

Tom Cruise had a very short cameo in this. he was one of the first people shot when Billy came out of the trunk. Knowing Emillio from the film outsiders he was on set one day and wanted to be shot because he never had the chance to play a part like that so they made him up unrecognizable and let him be in the movie.

[@hk45c62]

Tom Cruise and Emillio Estevez were also in The Outsiders.

[@alucard624]

Funny because later on Emilio was in the first Mission Impossible with Tom but uncredited for unknown reasons.

[@tylerwedell3750]

Charlie got the Tom Cruise kill

[@scottaudetat3090]

@@alucard624 Probably cause he died so quickly, he didn't want fans thinking he had a bigger role?

[@Nimzzeee]

At the time this was a breath of fresh air when it came to the Western genre, a clear departure in the typical style, a "rock'n'roll" western. Tupac Shakur must have been a fan as he references Billy's line "I'll make you famous" many times in his own lyrics. Warren G's Regulate straight up uses the regulator monologue in his intro.

[@danieljohnson2005]

If you’re not too familiar with Lou Diamond Phillips, you guys have to watch La Bamba. It was his breakout role and still a classic movie.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Yet all are excllent.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Also, the buddy movie Renegades (1989) with Phillips and Sutherland reunited is a lot of fun too, many at the time felt it was a sort of modern day Young Guns sequel which of course is nonsense but it's well worth seeing. As is the 1990 horror thriller The First Power with Phillips.

[@barlowsboutique]

The First Power is great too!

[@Lastkingof33]

Nah the movie where he's an Eskimo. Haven't seen it in long time though

[@promnightdumpsterbaby9553]

Everything that dude is in,even if it's trash,is made better by Lou. He's just one of those "I'll watch it cus he's in it" actors.

[@ginalopez9474]

Men at Work is a hilarious movie that both Emilio and Charlie are in together! It's not an award winning movie but one that I still enjoy when I catch it.

[@AbstractM0use]

Classic! Keith David was great in that, too.

[@djb10]

INDEED!!! *golf clap*

[@ablazindevilhead]

I agree. So great. "Never touch another man's fries!"

[@tiananesbitt7156]

Gotta $1 dvd.

[@michaelcoffman4185]

Men at Work is hilarious. HIGH FIVE! Slam the trash can lids on that guy!🤣🤣

[@Katc1230]

My favorite line in the whole movie “did you guys see the size of that chicken?” 😂😂 cracks me up every time!

[@InsolentMusicalPeasant]

At last, this gets a reaction. Both of the Young Guns movies are a fun watch.

[@jkhoover]

I have never clicked on a notification quicker! The video was posted for 47 seconds. I really want to see this reaction, and I can't wait for part 2!

[@leoda_lion4107]

This is one of the best westerns. Most of the events are accurate, in both Young Guns 1 and 2. Its really crazy that it all happened in such a short time span. Billy the Kid was about 19 when his career started, and he was fluent in Spanish. He was allegedly killed by Garrett at Billy's girlfriend's estate. However, no one positively identified the man shot in the dark as Billy. They just buried him, thus starting a legend that is still to this day, whether or not he survived.

[@bbwng54]

I don't agree that this is one on the "best" westerns- far from it. This doesn't hold a candle versus classics like The Wild Bunch, High Noon, The Outlaw Josey Wales, The Magnificent Seven, Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid, Shane, The Searchers, etc. It's nothing more than a movie to entertain the masses.

[@griechland]

@@bbwng54 "It's nothing more than a movie to entertain the masses." I just learned there apparently are movies specifically made to not entertain the masses.

[@jeffburnham6611]

@@bbwng54 this was a much better movie than Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.

[@Zorros2ndCousinTwiceRemoved]

One of the best westerns? I don't know about that. Personally, I like it very much because it's so unabashedly eighties, and of course it's the only brat pack western (if you don't count part two), but it's cheesy and doesn't take itself too seriously. And boy, do they play fast and loose with the history - yes, they get some points vaguely right, but "accurate" these movies definitely aren't. (The actual history which was waaayyy less exciting would make for a somber, slow tv movie.) Still fun, though.

[@joemckim1183]

@@Zorros2ndCousinTwiceRemoved I wouldn't put YG in the same category as Unforgiven but that's one of the best films ever. But YG are good movies.

[@angelagraves865]

Open Range (2003) with Kevin Costner is a great western.

[@michaelriddick7116]

Open range is probably the best original Western to come out in the last 20 years :) (the remakes of True Grit and 3:10 To Yuma are great too)

[@whjenn]

One of my favorites

[@mattjones7226]

Fantastic movie. I love the way Costner directed the gunfights.

[@angelagraves865]

@@mattjones7226 definitely better than in Dances With Wolves when the Indians all got in a circle and shot the guy in the middle. 🙄 🤣

[@tylerwedell3750]

3:10 to Yuma The Quick and The Dead The Unforgiven Young Guns The outlaw Josey Wales

[@christopherbaldwin2005]

"Buckshot Roberts" was played by Brian Keith. An old western star from the 50's on. One of the great's from the westerns glory day's.

[@anonymes2884]

Falls upon me to mention the similarly great Jack Palance then :).

[@michaelgoodyear9369]

Buckshot Roberts was a badass. Crazy that he actually Fought off the Regulators out numbered 11 to 1. He killed Dick Brewer, Wounded a few others before Charlie shot him in the stomach. Regulators fled and he died the next day.

[@anonymes2884]

@@michaelgoodyear9369 In reality he was actually even more "badass" than that - Roberts was shot in the abdomen _first_ and _then_ went on to hold his own against the Regulators. (he and Charlie Bowdre exchanging fire was actually the opening salvo - he hit Bowdre's belt buckle, Bowdre hit him in the gut)

[@michaelgoodyear9369]

@anonymes288yea thats true. He died the next day i think.

[@jdnaz1288]

He also played the dad in the 60's "The Parent Trap".

[@frozen1762]

I really think it's a crime Emilio Estevez did not get an Oscar for his role in second part of this movie. He was big teen star in the 80s and kind of peaked with this role, especially in second movie. Don't know why he never became a superstar in the 90s and just disappeared from mainstream. He wasn't even 30 when part 2 came out but it was like an end of his career.

[@patrickflanagan3762]

Estevez did have those MIGHTY DUCK movies in the '90s, but he transitioned from acting into writing and directing and he's still making movies. His movie BOBBY was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Picture back in the 2000s. It sounds like he really hated being famous for the most part and found it to be a huge distraction to living his life, not to mention seeing how being famous almost killed his brother Charlie.

[@frozen1762]

@@patrickflanagan3762 I know that it was partially his decision, but it was strange. When 90s came he had second part of this movie coming out, his best role. He was just 28, you would expect his star to explode and instead he just disappears. From leading man, A list material to some stupid kid's movies and just a couple of support small roles overnight. It's similar to Chevy Chase in the 90s but he was getting old and already super established not a young man.

[@joemckim1183]

Emilio was great in these movies but Oscar performance is a bit of a stretch. Only 5 actors get nominated for each acting category and there's more than 5 great performances every year.

[@frozen1762]

@@joemckim1183 Have you seen what actors/movies through the years haven't won an Oscar? In most cases it's the best performances/movies that don't get it.

[@Johnny_Socko]

I always thought it was interesting that they seemed to have cast Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen in each other's roles -- but it totally worked. Charlie played the straightforward leader, and Emilio got to play the wild child, and they were both fantastic.

[@aztecgold8997]

My family goes back seven generations in New Mexico....This is a very accurate telling of the story of "Billy the Kid" as well as young guns two. That was Peyote they ate to get their vision. The guy who played Pat Garrett is John Wayne's son Patrick Wayne.

[@Divamarja_CA]

I just watched that scene, and thought, “That looks like Patrick Wayne!” He’s been a regular guest at the annual Lone Pine Film Festival, celebrating films and TV shows shot in the nearby Alabama Hills.

[@ericwatson54]

Tom Cruise actually makes a cameo in the big gunfight at the end. He's got a big handlebar mustache and gets shot.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Hey, are you in Albuquerque? Is Powdrell's Barbecue still in business? I fell in love with them 34 years ago, and no barbecue I've had since can compare.

[@garyjbaker]

They replaced him in Young Guns 2 with "Gill" from CSI. LOL

[@aztecgold8997]

@@garyjbaker yeah, and he did a good job but I wish they would have kept Wayne.

[@MikeB12800]

John Locke from Lost is in soooo many movies!!!! Since watching Lost, I now recognize him so often!!!

[@bune-kwai]

Judgment Night, Stakeout, Men at Work, The Outsiders, Wisdom,.. Emilio Estevez has been in a ton of great movies,.. take your pick! He also wrote and directed Men at Work and Wisdom. Talented guy.

[@scorpiouk5914]

I love " Men At Work". One of my guilty pleasures! Also, Emilio in "Maximum Overdrive" and Charlie in " Cadence" and "Wall Street" with Martin Sheen.

[@alvahv]

Cant forget Breakfast Club

[@tempsitch5632]

St.Elmo’s Fire Loaded Weapon

[@brendonm9601]

Wisdom is a great movie, he wrote, starred and directed it with his then partner, Demi Moore

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@@brendonm9601 Or, you could watch the several earlier versions, "Robin Hood".

[@gabrielmauller8137]

“Man, they’re all shot down….” IN A BLAZE OF GLORY!

[@ravynwytch1987]

I don't know if anyone else posted this, but the fella that plays Pat Garrett is John Wayne's son, Patrick Wayne.

[@e.d.2096]

I have seen this before, but during this reaction, I did realize that was Patrick Wayne! Good call. He was great in 'Big Jake ' with his father John Wayne.

[@ravynwytch1987]

@@e.d.2096Big Jake is one of my personal top 5 fave movies! and it even includes his other son Ethan Wayne

[@e.d.2096]

@@ravynwytch1987 Yes Michelle, ' Big Jake ' had all the Wayne's excellent western!

[@gutz1981]

Originally as written, the lady of the night Charlie visits was not his "First" it was written to be his mother, only she didn't know him on the count she gave him up years before.

[@Curraghmore]

You were right about the guy you recognized from 'Lost' being in other westerns. You also saw him in 'Tombstone', he was the town mayor who tried to talk the Earp brothers into enforcing the law.

[@mikepaulus4766]

Emilio Estevez had a house in the town where I grew up in Montana. A number of months before this came out he held the door open for me as he was walking into the hardware store while I was walking out. He had the sideburns, because he was about to start filming Young Guns.

[@williamsummerson1204]

Emilio Estevez's best performance in my humble opinion. One of my favorite westerns ever. The sequel is really good. Great reaction guys as always.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

For more classic cackling Emilio, there's Stakeout (1987).

[@williamsummerson1204]

Great movie.

[@Taramw32]

John Fusco wrote this movie. I follow him on Twitter, and told him you enjoyed this movie. He wanted me to pass on his appreciation!

[@gregwodzynski941]

Emilio is just perfect in this movie.

[@AmbassadorScorpio]

And Charlie did a pretty decent job here..truly endearing..

[@danmiller4064]

Love the paodi scene. Whenever my sister and I are partying, we still occasionally will say did you see the size of that chicken! Great reaction as always, thank you.

[@Bulligity]

This is a badass movie! Glad you two got to experience it.

[@luvaboy772]

3:37 That line is used at the beginning of rapper Warren G.'s 1994 song 'Regulators'.

[@hannahprose]

Yay! I'll echo everyone else & ask that you please react to the amazingly memorable sequel. Thanks! 🙏❤

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

An absolutely superb western epic is "Once Upon A Time In The West" (1968) directed by Sergio Leone (of the "Dollars" trilogy) but less up-tempo and quirky, said to have been inspired by the work of Akira Kurosawa.

[@fredclaus2678]

Omg my favorite modern westerns! Part 2 is just as great! "I'll make ya famous"

[@justindearmond1]

"you guys see the size of that chicken!!!"......talks to the horse: "hey dog, did you see the size of that chicken?". Hilarious.

[@cleekmaker00]

Well, TBR and Sam... you opened up Pandora's Box by watching Westerns again! So many to choose... Silverado, Young Guns II, The Quick and The Dead, and the jewel of them all; Lonesome Dove. You'd be the first to tackle that one, all 10 Hours of it!

[@LA_HA]

What about some of the older westerns? How about... Treasure of the Sierra Madre, The Cowboys, The Magnificent Seven, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, High Noon, Shane, just to name a few?

[@edselhannahs2353]

They can watch the lonesome Dove saga on youtube in a little over 6 hours

[@MrKINSM]

@TBR Schmitt This and Quigley Down Under are two of the most underrated westerns around.

[@jaydisqus3353]

The talent in this movie... Glad you guys did it.

[@promnightdumpsterbaby9553]

Billy was notorious for laughing under fire and trolling the absolute fuck out of his adversaries lol troll level 9000 :D

[@johnwilliamson2207]

My wife asked this and, admittedly I've been curious myself but was shy about asking, what does your name TBR stand for? Anyhoo, a terrific movie with an equally awesome sequel that's very accurate to what Billy did and who he ran with after the Lincoln County War in this film.

[@Jekyll_Island_Creatures]

Total Butt Realignment

[@johnnyawesome3042]

Terrific Badass Reactions!

[@georgemorley1029]

Tantalising Beetroot Rationalisation

[@athos1974]

The Best Reviewer

[@johnsteed5754]

Titillating beaver reactions

[@phohead]

Here are some good westerns, oldies but goodies - The Searchers(1956) - Jeremiah Johnson(1972) - Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid(1969) - the Outlaw Josey Wales (1976) - Red River(1948) The Man who shot Liberty Valance (1962) - Hannie Caulder(1971) ** a female western Lonesome Dove(1989) - This is a mini series but it is one of the highest rated and best westerns ever made. *** only 4 episodes

[@jkhoover]

Judgement Night is a great suspense thriller that stars Emilio. It's not a well known movie, but it would be an amazing reaction.

[@popculturewatch8689]

It is well known...for the soundtrack. The soundtrack slaps.

[@jkhoover]

@@popculturewatch8689 I don't remember the soundtrack. I just watched the movie a hundred times on VHS tape, recorded off of HBO.

[@popculturewatch8689]

@Jon Kane Hoover the whole album is rock/alternative bands collaborating with rap groups. It's a great album and fondly remembered.

[@gregwodzynski941]

Denis Leary is great in JN.

[@robertcampbell8070]

B Real and Everlast playing villains lol.

[@longago-igo]

The villain Murphy was played by Jack Palance who also played the gunslinger villain (Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor) in Shane (1953) with Oscar nominations (6 in total) for Best Picture and Best Director, plus a win for Best Cinematography. “Shane…Come Back Shane”.

[@rxtsec1]

At the time this came out Emilio estevez, Kiefer Sutherland, charlie sheen (real name carlos estevez) & Louis diamond Phillip's were young up & coming stars. They were famous but were considered the next generation

[@chrispruett81]

Young Guns II is Awesome as well!! Btw.. most people don't know this.. but "Guns 3: Alias Billy the Kid" aka Young Guns 3 is in Pre-Production... the cast so far is Christian Slater, Emilio Estevez and Lou Diamond Phillips. What it's about.. not sure yet... but if you watch Young Guns II.. I think you will understand where it might go!! Plz react to YG 2.

[@kallreader7376]

The old school machine gun is a crank operated Gatling gun, which is a precursor to the modern chain gun.

[@andidreyes5323]

These movies are the imagination of a generation of kids. We loved these movies. We loved these guys. We knew these stories. And it was a western movie for the 80's-90's kids. It's hard to explain. I grew up feeling like my grandma's western movies and shows felt old. These were our generation's loved crazy guys. We adored every single guy. You had Charlie, Emilio, Lou Diamond Phillips, Kiefer, and the other Regulators...we've never forgotten them (Dermot Mulroney & Casey sziezkmo). These were a stacked cast. Like the director said "go nuts" and they did.

[@randalthor741]

Oh man, this was my favourite movie when I was about 10-14 years old. Watching it as an adult, it's not quite as good as I remember it, but it's still a really fun movie with some great gunfights!

[@RexFuturi]

The Lincoln County War was a huge mess. A lot of movies made about it. There were also quite a few range wars in the West. Where there's money, people will end up fighting over it, and where there's a fortune, those fights can become wars.

[@CannonRaw]

0:09 You and Sam are the definition of fair use. You watch movie and give your insights ongoing. However I really appreciate the conversations you share afterwards. For me that is why your channel is so great. You actually review the movie or show with parts you liked and didn't like. For me as someone who enjoys movies it's always interesting to hear how people interrupted the story the same or different than myself. Two recommendations for you two The Edge (1997) Alaskan wilderness, a bear, Anthony Hopkins and Alec Baldwin. A battle of survival with all these elements. Black Dynamite (2009) A parody of the highest caliber, black exploitation movies.

[@ll7868]

Doc Skurlok wasn't Doc Holliday, he was a real doctor though. In real life he worked for Chisum before Chisum screwed him over and he and Charlie joined up with Tunstall. Earlier in his life he was shot through the mouth and the bullet came out the back of his neck clean, he shot the other dude in the face and went to get stitched up. Skurlok was a serious badass but only when he had to be.

[@PrimitiveFilmGroup]

"I'll make ya famous" -Billy -Young Guns 2

[@jkhoover]

Why are people determined to spoil the sequel and movies in general? You couldn't wait for 2?

[@michaeltrivette1728]

@@jkhoover "Best dollar eighty I ever spent" -William Bonny

[@PrimitiveFilmGroup]

@@jkhoover "I wouldn't give a bucket of piss for your future" -Billys laugh

[@jkhoover]

@@PrimitiveFilmGroup I guess an asshole can't change his stripes. Some people are just determined to spoil movies, just because they know something someone else doesn't.

[@PrimitiveFilmGroup]

@@jkhoover you know how many "I'm your huckleberrys" were out there before they watched Tombstone. Calm down man. It's not a big spoiler. It's a damn line that's even on posters for the movie. previews etc. You're kind of overreacting. It's a quote, ot doesn't give away a scene. "Box of chocolates" gave nothing away for Forrest Gump and it was all in that trailer

[@stiofanmac2124]

jack palance (the man in black) one of the baddest bad guys in the histoy of cinema one scary dude a true legend of the golden days of the western.

[@daveparnell3330]

About time you watched this,one of my favourite films ever 👍🏻

[@stigkenobi7525]

One of the guys who gets shot behind a crate in the final shoot-out, is Tom Cruise. He visited the set and they dressed him up and gave him a tiny cameo. In the second movie Bon Jovi has a cameo. Gets shot almost right away too.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

And Emilio would go on to have a (larger) cameo in the first Mission Impossible.

[@ToniMcGinty]

3:36 just wants me to go all Warren G and Nate Dogg...

[@jeffburnham6611]

The Lincoln County War was an actual event, set off by the murder of John Tunstall. Many of the characters in the movie did exist but the events are highly fictionalized. William Bonnie and Pat Garrett were friends (Garrett worked for another rancher, John Chisum) and it was Garrett that eventually would end up tracking down Billy the Kid, and kill him. Another older Western, 'Chisum' with John Wayne, is also based on the Lincoln County War, and shows how William Bonnie began working for Tunstall.

[@shanenolan8252]

Emilio( Charlie sheen's brother) and martin sheens father. He was in the breakfast club , and he directed movies .

[@scottjo63]

Emilo Estevez went on to be a director mostly. His first movie was Wisdom (1986) starring himself, Estevez's then girlfriend, Demi Moore (yep that one), and Tom Skerritt (Alien, Top Gun).

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Highly recommened film too, yes.

[@chrisgrove7829]

Haha. Because of this film, when someone mentions Billy The Kid, I always think of Emilio Estevez:)

[@kennethwilliams7731]

I recognized the actor portraying Pat Garret ,he's Patrick Wayne who's father is the Cowboy of ALL Cowboys......The Duke John Wayne. This was a great western from the 1980s no less. Great reactions as always.

[@hannahprose]

Jack Palance (Murphy) also played a villain in Shane, a must-see if you're looking for an excellent classic western.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Terence Stamp who's Tunstall here, I'd recommend in the superb action drama The Hit (1984) with John Hurt and Tim Roth it would be well worth your time. Terry O'Quinn (Alex) you also saw in Tombstone, see him again in The Stepfather (1987), Pin (1988), The Forgotten One (1989), Silver Bullet (1985) or Black Widow (1987). For more Kiefer, I'd say go for Eye for an Eye (1996), The Cowboy Way (1994), The Vanishing (1993), Desert Saints (2002), Flatliners (1990), Flashback (1990), The Lost Boys (1987) or Renegades (1989).

[@robriginio530]

One of the great endings to a movie. I saw this in the theater & when Chavez showed up with the horses at the end, the entire theater stood up & cheered. Estevez IS Billy the Kid. He played that role to absolute perfection.

[@magnificentfailure2390]

One of my best friends absolutely loved this movie and the sequel. He kind of wanted to be Billy, and he definitely went down in a blaze of stupidity. He was running from the cops and they sent a dog after him. He was very much in tune with the animal kingdom and just sent the dog back to the handler, with its tail tucked between its legs. He started running away again and the cops shot him three times from behind, killing him. At his funeral, I wrote "Pals" on his coffin.

[@StreetHierarchy]

Brave cops love shooting people in the back

[@AtheistPilgrim]

I'll take "things that never happened" for 500.

[@Filmfiend27]

Since I haven't seen it in the comments yet I thought I'd mention that Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen are actually brothers and sons of Martin Sheen from Apocalypse Now. Estevez is their real family name and Sheen was Martin's stage name. Charlie changed his name to honor his fathers career.

[@shanenolan8252]

Its a gattling , same company tody makes the minigun. Light artillery and the naval ( point defence gun ) radar guided missile interceptor , and they are mounted on military aircraft, fighters and ground strikes aircraft. A 10 .

[@poppys34]

I AM SO HAPPY! I have actually searched KZbin for reactions of this movie and could not find any. WHY??? This movie holds a special place in my childhood. One of those VHS tapes we owned and me and my brothers watched this countless times!

[@adamstroud9700]

If you want a easy watch fun comedy with the brothers Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez give Men at Work a try.

[@ThisLoveIsSweet]

Exactly. I think that movie is hilarious and awesome. Some great quotable lines too.

[@GearheadExplorer85]

Keith David stole the show in that movie lol

[@jeffburnham6611]

@@GearheadExplorer85 Keith David and Charlie Sheen would also appear together in the movie 'Platoon'.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

@@jeffburnham6611 That one was less comedy, though.

[@Papadoc1981]

You deserve a golf clap for that suggestion.

[@lewstone5430]

I’ve lived in New Mexico for 20 years and I still haven’t visited Billy’s grave. I’ll do it someday, but it may not even be him in there so that’s kind of a bummer.

[@muddhammer7834]

“The Cowboys” John Wayne was always one of my favorites.

[@eddawg79]

One of my favorite westerns. It's based on the events of the Lincoln County war. Fun fact the guy playing Pat Garrett is the son of John Wayne also Tom Cruise is on of the army men at the end of the movie on the gatlin gun.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Also, Emilio is uncredited in the first and still best Mission Impossible (1996) films with Cruise.

[@vorpal120]

This is such a great movie! On to the sequel sooner rather than later.... cuz it has a lot more of Billy's life which is Legendary.

[@AoGbeverage16]

Fun fact this is one of the most historically accurate western tales showed in a movie!

[@christopherferrarelli2262]

This was a great reaction, guys. Hope you’ll get to Young Guns II.

[@wethepeople6642]

I'm from the Mescalero Apache Tribe when I was small i use to hear stories about Billy the Kid. This is one of my favorite movies. Lincoln is a Awesome, Beautiful little Town just on the outside of my Reservation in Southern New Mexico. 💯🙌👏🤝

[@84brooksy]

Finally someone is reviewing this masterpiece! Thank you for your awesomeness 👏

[@KidsCalledmeMrGlass]

as a kid I hated westerns until YG's and YG's2. Can't tell you how much I love these movies.

[@Ghill4m]

Open Range from "2003" could be a goop option to watch too?

[@mvwc8199]

yeah!

[@parker469a]

Emilio Estevez movies that I like are Breakfast Club(Comedy/Drama), Men At Work(Comedy), Maximum Overdrive(Stephan King, Horror/Thriller), and Loaded Weapon 1 (Comedy).

[@MikeMcCuen]

Haven't seen anyone recommend "Repo Man" yet for Emilio Estevez. I still think it's his best role, and an absolute cult classic.

[@Ostsol]

This movie came out right when my sister was old enough to really appreciate those handsome young actors. For a while it was one of her favourite films. Generally great apart from that, too.

[@georgekappos7126]

this is my favorite western!!!!!! the second part is great too. the beginning of the song regulators is from this movie.

[@michaelholt3222]

Great western, great reaction!! Awesome cast, the actor who played Pat Garrett, that's Patrick Wayne, John Wayne's eldest son, hope to see your reation to young guns 2, think y'all would enjoy it as well

[@scottharvey6892]

Young Guns 2 is a must .... can't give you any spoilers as to why but it is a must see after this.

[@justindearmond1]

best dollar eighty i ever spent.

[@ablazindevilhead]

I watched this on Patreon when you guys first posted. I guess I got engrossed in the movie a little too much that I missed some of your reactions. It's nice to see the so-called highlights again.

[@redrum567]

What a joy to see at the top of the scroll!

[@peetymed]

I visited the grave of Billy the kid in Fort Sumner while driving through New mexico. Such a cool moment.

[@Eric-Thomure]

The Searchers is a must see. It is, in my opinion, John Wayne's best role.

[@jhuisenga6022]

It needs to be mentioned that the "regulators" sound clip was the beginning of one of the biggest rap/hip-hop songs of the 90's; "Regulate" by Warren G. This film had many cultural impacts in its time.

[@jhuisenga6022]

I also forgot to mention that the theme song to this movie was Jon Bonjovi's "Wanted: Dead or Alive", which wasn't written for the movie, but the movie made the song extremely popular.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

@@jhuisenga6022 I thought it was written for it.

[@jhuisenga6022]

@@LarryFleetwood8675 I thought so too, but did a Wikipedia search before I made my comment (so I wouldn't get called out for being wrong which happens a lot). The song was released in '86, and the movie came out in' 88.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

@@jhuisenga6022 Oh yes, we're mixing up songs here though that song was a Bon Jovi song, the movie song was a solo song called "Blaze of Glory" and that was written for the movie.

[@itsalwayssomething7490]

Kneel before Terrance Stamp!

[@757optim]

Poll top 3 should be: 1. The Outlaw Josey Wales. 2. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. 3. The Wild Bunch.

[@diamondrattler7453]

Awesome that you guys watched this. My favorite movie of all time.

[@manuelacosta9463]

Billy the Kid's run as an outlaw began after the Murphy-Dolan group murdered his employer and mentor John Tunstall. It was part a back and forth conflict between rival factions over merchant and cattle grazing, revenge killings where a hallmark of it. Ironically both factions imploded because of the losses they took in the end. The Lincoln County war sure was something.

[@JasonMoir]

The gun you're talking about at 37:37 is a Gatling gun...basically a machine gun for the time.

[@DavidGowers]

REGULATORS! Mount up! This is easily one of my favourite movies ever made. The cast, as you said, is STACKED, the script is great, the action is great (and mostly un-choreographed), and yeah it's fairly closely based on real events. There are some liberties taken - like the real Steve and Charlie both survived this shootout, and there were actually more Regulators in the gang - but by all accounts it's one of the most accurate Billy The Kid movies made, at least by that point. Fun facts: the 4th guy shot when Charlie bursts out of the house firing wildly was Tom Cruise, Pat Garrett was played by John Wayne's son Patrick, and according to Wikipedia there's a 3rd movie in the works

[@brianmotyka1451]

Greatly enjoyed this reaction! Definitely recommend Young Guns 2 along with Emilio Estevez in Maximum Overdrive! Imagine Estevez & Lisa Simpson being attacked by machines in a film written & directed by a coked out Stephen King & scored by AC/DC!

[@dts51sound]

Thats right!! I forgot about that one! And this reminded me of Freejack. The one where he's a race car driver traveling through time with Mick Jagger, Anthony Hopkins and Thors mom Rene Russo!

[@brendonm9601]

Maximum Overdrive is a terrible movie, everyone involved with it thought so, Stephen King directed it and said he will never direct another movie because it was so bad. if you want to watch a good movie of Emilio Estevez , watch Wisdom. Stars himself, Demi Moore and Tom Skerritt. Estevez wrote and directed it, he was in his early 20’s, so very young for him to do all roles. Well worth a watch Other good movies of his, That Was Then This Is Now, Outsiders, Stakeout ( with Richard Dreyfus )

[@asdfsffd-g9y]

@@brendonm9601 It's very entertaining B-movie

[@brendonm9601]

@@asdfsffd-g9y nah, was painful to watch. And i was big EE fan. Trash movie

[@hartspot009]

Max Overdrive is an abominable mess...

[@Flirken1]

Definitely need to open up your hearts to John Wayne. I’m literally 25, and I love John Wayne movies. Rio Bravo is my personal favorite, I love stumpy

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

And also The Duke's own son Patrick is in Young Guns, of course.

[@jeremiasp19]

The last Outlaw With Mickey Rourke and Dermot Mulroney is a awesome movie.

[@tristramcoffin926]

"I'll make ya famous." Looking forward to Young Guns II.

[@profshad3429]

Terry O'Quinn was in Tombstone too

[@floydbanks7]

I hope this means you'll watch Young Guns 2! YG2 is one of my all time favorite movies. Jon Bon Jovi did the score, and both the YG movies are surprisingly historically accurate.

[@PHARRAWAY]

Please do part 2 of young guns please