YOUNG GUNS (1988) Movie REACTION!

[@leejensen4778]

The movie that put Lou Diamond on the map is "La Bamba". He did a fantastic job playing the role of Ritchie Valens. Tragic true story. So envious that you met the man.

[@positivelynegative9149]

Stand and Deliver (1988)

[@NateConklin]

“It’s another beautiful day at the Red Pony Bar and continual soiree.” 😂

[@1of9everytime38]

La Bamba put him on the map

[@andybricks576]

And Lou Diamond Phillips is of Filipino decent & not Indian/Mexican at all.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Exactly 💯

[@FutureBoy85]

You should definitely watch Young Guns II. I think they're both equally great movies for different reasons. I really think you would enjoy it as much as this one. I kind of view Billy not completely a psychopath but more of a loose cannon that kind of enjoys the thrill of going up against the odds and coming out alive. He's definitely has a huge ego and doesn't mind killing at all. From what I know of this portrayal of Billy in both part I and part II. He does value friendship and is very loyal to the few he would call his friends. He's really just very reckless and incapable of making the most logical decisions I think. I'm not sure who I would pick as my favorite character in this movie but Chavez is definitely the most sympathetic and relatable. I actually got to meet Lou Diamond Phillips at a comic con here in my home city. He was super nice and willing to have a nice conversation with anyone who came to his table. I also got to ask him a question about a 90's horror movie he made called the First Power. Most of the questions people were asking were questions about Young Guns so I thought I'd mix it up a bit. In any case I loved your reaction as always Madison and I really hope you react to Young Guns II very soon.

[@miker252]

When I visited Old Tucson Studios, there was a hot set for a scene in Young Guns II.

[@charlesgreen3214]

Young guns 2 is a good sequel

[@terryhughes7349]

That Peyote scene was hysterical "You guys see the size of that chicken?". Great reaction Madison have a good weekend.

[@johndrews206]

"hey dog, dog? did you see the size of that chicken?"

[@CarolinaCharles777]

Hey Madison, remember the likeable young girl Janey from Lonesome Dove who was killed by Blue Duck? That was Nina Seimaszko. Her brother is Casey, who played Charlie the pugilist in this movie! Random, I know, but I couldn't help it.

[@ronweber1402]

There was a time, a mythical time when you could randomly shout out "Regulators!" and somebody and usually several somebodies would invariably shout back "Mount up!"

[@grigoriorifiel]

Back in the early 1980's Emilio Estevez, Charlie Sheen older brother, was one of the biggest names among young actors. This movie had Emilio in the lead role with the string of up and comings, billed as the next generation of stars. "TAPS" and "Red Dawn" were also billed as a cast of up and comings stars. They all were.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Wish somebody would react to TAPS.

[@dnish6673]

So funny that Charlie Sheen plays the straight laced guy and Emilio plays the crazy one.

[@firegod001]

Terence Stamp is great in this. Awesome reaction so far, Madison.

[@richiecabral3602]

"Chisum" is a John Wayne movie that's another version of The Lincoln County Wars. John Chisum was a wealthy cattle baron that owned most of New Mexico, was one of the founders of Lincoln, and had been an ally of Tunstall and McSween. The character of John Chisum does make a brief appearance in Young Guns 2, played by James Coburn.

[@scottjo63]

❤

[@mikemorse17]

I think you will like Young Guns 2, it does delve deeper into Billy's story.

[@davidcollver6155]

Lou Diamond Phillips also starred in La Bamba 1987 story of Ritchie Valens known for the song, Donna. My favorite of his.

[@shainewhite2781]

Love this movie! I remember watching this and YOUNG GUNS 2 on CBS in 1995. Historians have said that this is the most accurate portrait of Billy The Kid they ever seen.

[@pjbarney9580]

one of the few movies with an equally good sequel

[@AmbassadorScorpio]

This is one of my most favourites movies of all time. I was 14 I think…and I was so excited to see both brothers together… Emilio is one my all time Billy the Kid portrayal…hands down.

[@petersonchan9250]

I'm glad you're on the road to recovery 😊. Waay back in late 80's, I met Lou Diamond while he (and Kiefer Sutherland) were filming "Renegades" in the back streets of my hometown, Toronto. He was taller than I expected Lol.

[@44excalibur]

In the actual history, during the Gunfight at Blazer's Mill, Richard "Dick" Brewer wasn't shot in the chest by Andrew L. "Buckshot" Roberts, he was shot right through the eye. Roberts was shot in the stomach by Charlie Bowdre during the gunfight and died the next day from his injuries. Buckshot Roberts and Dick Brewer were both buried side by side near the house where the gunfight occurred.

[@rxtsec1]

Buckshot wanted no part of the war but since he use to ride with Murphy's men he knew he would be implemented if he stayed around so he sold his house and was coming to town to collect his money. The regulators heard about it and came after him. He refused to surrender knowing they would kill him if he did. The movie actually tamed down what actually happened. In real life no only did he kill dick but he wounded 4 other regulators. Doc's and chavez's injuries were potrayed

[@geniusjohn8280]

Wouldnt it be great if Mr Phillips read your book and told a producer friend it was good who then makes it into a movie!

[@Gilgie101]

Young Guns 2 is a sequel that lives up to the first. Make sure you follow up. Loved these for a while. Long live LDP

[@phj223]

Really looking forward to this and (arguably even better) Young Guns II, I watched them in my early-mid teens so kinda grew up with them. :)

[@susanliltz3875]

Lou Diamond Phillips in: LA BAMBA He is The Lead in that one! The story of Richie Vallens , singer who traveled with Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper !

[@wraithby]

Putting a plug in for the Civil War era Western, Ride with the Devil (1999) with Toby Maguire, Skeet Ulrich, Jewel, directed by Ang Lee. It's an under appreciated Western, great story. My favorite modern Western.

[@tempsitch5632]

That’s a really great movie in lots of ways.

[@tempsitch5632]

Slow West is a decent modern western.

[@the-superbike-squad]

You need to put the movie, "Hidalgo" on your watch list. The story of Frank Hopkins and his horse Hidalgo. Some absolutely great performances by the horses. Frank Hopkins was an advocate and one of the main reasons we still have wild herds of mustangs. Also the movie "The Outlaw Josey Wales", is a must watch.

[@TheCashcrue]

You should really watch LA Bamba. Lou Diamond Phillips plays Ritchie Vallens. That is in my opinion his greatest performance.

[@daveymcdowell8352]

Great insightful reaction again. You really can't leave it at reacting to Young Guns without doing the sequel which I find is highly entertaining. Lou Diamond Philips, Emilio Estevez and Kiefer Sutherland reprise their roles along with the addition of several more prominent actors.

[@harryballsak1123]

That one not so historically accurate

[@daveymcdowell8352]

@@harryballsak1123 no, I am not sure either film is but I haven't done my research tbh. Without giving too much away the sequel is steeped more in mythology and still has a kick ass rock sound track by none other than Jon Bon Jovi who was such a fan of the first outing he put his name forward for the sequel.

[@44excalibur]

In the actual history of the Battle of Lincoln in 1878, Billy the Kid obviously did not hide inside of a trunk that was tossed from the second story window, as the McSween house was an L-shaped one story house. Instead, Billy led the Regulators out of the back door and into a hailstorm of bullets, where he managed to shoot his way out of the house and escape without so much as a scratch. The trunk gimmick was still a good idea, though. 😂

[@bamageek4246]

True. I also believe there were far more regulators there then in the movie, I could be wrong though.

[@44excalibur]

@@bamageek4246 You're correct. There were more Regulators than what you saw in the movie. Some of them were in the sequel.

[@DCFCfanatic]

@@44excalibur The tv series, Billy the Kid, (who knows if its coming back since it stayed off in season 2A) is following the real story a little better but still taking liberties with story telling. There are a ton of Regulators in the show which makes it harder to get used to any. also the story is all about Billy so they don't really get into any of the extra characters. Chavez was introduced in last episode of Season 2A. I keep waiting to hear news of 2B. It's currently in the middle of the Lincoln County Wars and looks like it's leading to the McSween house fight. The entire first season was Billy's back story.

[@markwilliams6394]

Lou Diamond Phillips is a local guy. He grew up in the first town south of me, Corpus Christi. I've met him a couple of times back when we were in high school.

[@geneaikenii1092]

Nice, Madison. I remember this in theatres in '88. I afterwards bought the "Young Gun" Movies on VHS, back in the day. Must've watched this one 100 times, at least. Thank you ma'am for this little reminder of days gone by. Big shoutout from this old boy in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Still liking your style. See ya on the next. Much peace, love, and happiness to you and yours. Go with God. Later.

[@travismorris9303]

The "It means nothing to me" speech by Lou Diamond Phillips is fantastic acting. But he's great in everything. Check him out in Young Guns II, Courage Under Fire and La Bomba. Did you see the size of that chicken? 🐔

[@tomfrankiewicz4030]

Glad to see that your recovering from your accident. Please take it easy. I saw Young Guns in the theater when it came out. Great movie.

[@aklimar2208]

Billy’s speech about testing yourself really made an impact on me when I was growing up. I had a moment when I was complacent with my own abilities and was so sure I could handle whatever came my way. Boy was I wrong. Pushing yourself to stay strong is necessary.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

I loved your reaction to this, Madison. I'm so glad to learn that you're on the mend too, I can empathise with you about the crutches as I had both my legs operated on in the past. It's good that you know that there's a 'Young Guns II', I was going to mention it otherwise.

[@tallhair]

Looking forward to this. Lot of fun this series of movies.

[@wadewatts6606]

Hi, just found your channel and subbed just because of the Lou Diamond Phillips story at the start. It’s great to know he’s a nice guy as he was a favourite actor of mine growing up but It’s unlikely that I will get a chance to meet as I’m from the U.K.

[@MadisonKThames]

Hey, thanks for the sub!🤗 You never know… maybe someday an opportunity will present itself!

[@coreyhendricks9490]

I'm so sorry to hear for what happened to you Madison, cool reaction as always, you take care 🥰❤️

[@44excalibur]

William H. Bonney, alias "Billy the Kid," was actually born Henry McCarty in September or November of 1859 to Catherine and Patrick McCarty in New York City. His younger brother, Joseph McCarty, was born in 1863. Following the death of her husband, Catherine McCarty and her sons moved to Indianapolis, Indiana, where she met William Henry Harrison Antrim. They moved with Antrim to Wichita, Kansas in 1870, and then to New Mexico, where Catherine married Antrim in 1873, and Joseph took Antrim's surname. After Catherine's death from tuberculosis in 1874, William Antrim abandoned her sons, leaving Henry (Billy) and his younger brother orphans when Henry was only 14 years old.

[@bghammock]

Good to see you back, Madison. Keep watching the Braves, they will make you feel better ;) This movie was a lot of fun in the theater!

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Madison like always this movie is so good to underrated, did you know that Tom Cruise have a cameo in this movie? Tom Cruise: the fourth person shot when Charlie (Casey Siemaszko) bursts out the house shooting, at around 1:39:18. Cruise was on set one day, and the director thought it would be great to get him on the movie. And there are some fun facts abou this movie, Did you know that it’s not just Billy The Kid that Emilio Estevez plays in Young Guns? In the final shoot out, when Estevez was not needed to play Billy, he dressed as a bad guy and so was shooting for the other side at times in the film. And in the scene when Billy is in the bath and Doc is taking down a letter than Billy is dictating, they wanted it to look like Billy was making it up on the spot and so cue cards were used by crew out of shot to deliver the lines to Estevez to read, and contrary to the occurrences in the movie, “Dirty” Steve Stephens did not die during the Lincoln County War. Following the war, he survived and relocated, he said he was going to Denver, Colorado, but after this point he simply vanishes from history so no-one actually knows what happened to him or where his final resting place is. Keep up the amazing work.

[@positivelynegative9149]

You met Lou Diamond Phillips?! 😃 You have to watch Stand and Deliver (1988). It probably wouldn't win in a poll, but I'd love to see your reaction to it.

[@tempsitch5632]

Really good movie.

[@BDUBZ49]

Lou was nominated for a Golden Globe for that role. He did win an Independent Spirit Award.

[@brianmiller6055]

Pat Garrett was portrayed in this by John Wayne's son Patrick

[@1ofLouisBoys]

Just so you know, Charlie wanted to be held by the prostitute because that was meant to be his mother. Sidenote, Tom Cruise plays one of the posse members that Dirty Steve kills when they try leave McSween's house.

[@johnbeans2000]

The chills from the intro goddamn I love it so much! Watching this as a kid all these characters are so fking cool! It is so hard today identifying with superheroes when you have Young Guns!

[@tonysmith5504]

If you need another suggestion for a western… the outlaw Josey Wales is really good or the last outlaw with Mickey Rourke is really good too 🙏❤️🙏

[@drew2fast489]

I'm somewhat of a Billy the Kid history nerd, myself. You are so right, Billy wasn't your typical outlaw. His circumstances were much more grey than some guy breaking the law strictly for monetary gain. Anyway, great reaction and I'm so subscribed! Tc!

[@chetcarman3530]

Watch Val Kilmer's turn as The Kid in Gore Vidal's Billy The Kid. VK's ability to inhabit a character is unparalleled! (And a pretty good BTK movie as well)

[@BDUBZ49]

Val is very good, but "unparalleled"? Gary Oldman? Daniel Day-Lewis?

[@chetcarman3530]

@@BDUBZ49 talking about "real" characters -- like Billy The Kid, Jim Morrison, Doc Holliday -- not about acting.

[@chetcarman3530]

@@BDUBZ49 I'll give you equal to DDL/Lincoln and Left Foot, and GO in Sid & Nancy & maybe Prick Up Your Ears, but you knew what I meant, lol*

[@bamageek4246]

Great reaction! From what I've seen you are one of most genuine reactors out there. On another note, I know you know all about Billy and Jesse, but I would suggest looking into Wild Bill Hickok as well, I'm sure you'd find it interesting.

[@richiecabral3602]

Ok! One more piece of trivia. If you look at the credits, the first thing it says before anything else is something to the effect of special guest star as Pat Garret, Patrick Wayne. John Wayne's second eldest son. Before I even got into John Wayne, I knew him from a western I use to see on Saturday morning TV called "An Eye For An Eye". He was obviously in 7 or 8 of his dad's movies, and had an OK career otherwise. I always liked him!

[@scottjo63]

Another Billy The Kid movie, sort of is a movie called Chisum (1970), starring John Wayne, Ben Johnson and Forrest Tucker as Murphy. It's more about John Wayne's character but Billy The Kid is part of it and so is Pat Garrett. By the way, Pat Garrett, here. was played by John Wayne's son, Patrick Wayne. There is a sequel to this movie, Young Guns 2, starring Emilio Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland and Lou Diamond Phillips reprising their roles as well as William F. Peterson replacing Patrick Wayne as Pat Garrett. The same William F.Peterson who of course got to play a Gus McRay type character in Return To Lonesome Dove you are missing out on.

[@TheJereld]

I love that Tom Cruise cameo.

[@pickboaa]

Young Guns is such a good one. Ive watched this and the second one so many times. I kindof like the second one better but both are good ones. Definitely worth watching the second movie.

[@travismorris9303]

A great Jessie James movie is The Long Riders. All the brothers in the film were played by actors who are brothers. Awesome movie

[@davidcollver6155]

Also what's cool is Martin Sheen's sons are both in it.

[@weepingscorpion8739]

"Come to me, Son of Jor-El! Kneel before Zod!" Oh, wait, wrong movie. My bad! :) Great reaction as always, Madison. YG2 has to come next for sure. And for more LDPh, I see La Bamba being recommended and I can only agree with that. Looking forward to the next one. :)

[@simongeoghegan9842]

Phillips also made a movie with Kiefer Sutherland after this called Renegades a buddy cop film worth seeing.He was also in 24 season 1.👍💓

[@simondover569]

Young Guns II..... just as good.

[@tonybananas2741]

Interesting nugget…the real Tunstall was only a few years older than Billy.

[@deancummings586]

Thank you Madison for your outstanding reactions! I so enjoy seeing, and listening to your reactions to some of my all-time favorite movies. Young Guns was one of those movies that captured my teenage imagination of what Billy The Kid and the Old West was like. Watching your reaction was wonderful as I realized that this great movie still has the power to transport me back to the very first time I saw it.

[@chetcarman3530]

I've broken lots of bones including 2 big toes.the big toe is more painful than many much bigger bones! You have my sympathy. ❤

[@BDogg2023]

Dropped a round of cherry firewood (very dense and heavy) on my bare big toe once in the middle of the night. Took over a year to heal.

[@BlahBlahYaga]

I love this movie! One of my all time favorites! Plus a neat cameo by Tom Cruise during the end shootout!

[@Lue_Jonin]

Outstanding reaction video 👍 📹 You'll love "Young guns 2"

[@RedEdgedSavage]

Tom Cruise plays a four second part on this as a guy at the end who gets shot before Murphy does..he has a mustache and hat

[@manuelvillacana9284]

Healing prayers for you 🙏❤p s my favorite Western is Young guns and probably my favorite Lou diamond Phillips movie will be La Bamba

[@michaelholt3222]

Madison, sorry I am late to this party, but glad I got to see your reaction, great movie! Great cast!! Buckshot Roberts was played by the great Brian Keith, and Pat Garrett, was played by Patrick Wayne,John Wayne's oldest son, can't wait to see your reaction to young guns II, that's a great follow up, love Longmire as well!! Makes me want re-watch that series, glad your recovery is going well, hope you'll be back in the saddle soon, take care!!😊😊

[@brettc190]

In high school, my class went on a field trip to a ranch for horseback riding. And there was one part where the staff asked if anyone wanted to race back to the stables. I didn't want to, but my horse did. Luckily I didn't fall off, but my butt took a beating😆. I'm glad to hear you are recovering well.

[@Kasino80]

Fun fact the Charlie Crawford character killed by Billy from the lawyer's house, was Tom Cruise. Emilio got him in as an extra as a favor.

[@MrLovegrove]

Tom Cruise was there, but not as Charlie Crawford. If I remember right, they used makeup and facial hair to hide his face. You can freeze frame and see that Charlie Crawford is definitely not Tom.

[@ericdenney3302]

Young Guns 2 is also very good and definitely worth a watch the next chance you get to make an "executive decision" reaction ;).

[@michaelfritz8725]

One of my favorite movies, hope you're feeling better after the accident. By the way love the Zelda shirt.

[@larrypope5142]

You should watch Young Guns 2

[@44excalibur]

In the actual history, during the Battle of Lincoln in 1878, the McSween house was actually a large, L-shaped one story house, not a two story country house.

[@imustbreakyou2170]

Emilio and Charlie are actually brothers. In case you didn't know 😊

[@renecasillas1308]

I love this movie. You should watch part 2

[@gog583]

Since you're really into Westerns, thought I'd recommend a really good, under the radar one called, "Appaloosa". Stars Ed Harris and co-stars Viggo Mortensen (and narrates too). 🤠🐴

[@tempsitch5632]

Far better book. Best author ever.

[@3DJapan]

Hey I've got that same shirt. Glad you're getting better.

[@tomfrankiewicz4030]

Young Guns II is also a great movie. A movie about Jesse James The Long Riders. A movie about the James/Younger gang

[@vincejaramillo1271]

Groaning up in New Mexico I’ve always been fascinated by Billy the Kid. I agree with you on how I see Billy vs Jesse James. Interestingly my gf’s great, great grandfather was Sheriff William Brady. Great reaction as always.

[@vincecommando7575]

First of all I'm sorry to hear about your horse riding accident. Hopefully you are on the mend. You got to meet Lou Diamond Phillips, that is beyond awesome. Definitely one of Hollywood's most underrated actors. Also thank you for reacting to this movie. Emilio Estevez, Lou Diamond Phillips and Kiefer Sutherland at their absolute best.

[@realisticthought1781]

Longmire and hell on wheels are the best western style tv shows aside from Yellowstone of course

[@themostunknown2293]

You need to watch La Bamba!!!!! Lou kills it!

[@BubblyRainbows]

I may have mentioned before that I'm not a huge fan of westerns, so there are a lot that I haven't seen. But this is one of the minority that I saw and liked, along with "Young Guns II", "Tombstone," "3:10 to Yuma," and, if you count it as a quasi-western, "Dances with Wolves." I feel like there's one more I saw and liked, but I can't think of any more right now. My dad has a really large collection of movies on DVD, Blu-Ray, and Digital Copies, so I've seen lots of movies from around the time that all these actors were popular. Charlie Sheen was in "The Chase," which was a fun and wild ride that you might like. It may not be everyone's favorite movie, but it's one that I have watched many times. If you like ridiculous humor and parodies, he was in "Scary Movie 3" and "Scary Movie 4," and also "Hot Shots" and "Hot Shots Part Deux," all of which are those types of over-the-top, silly parodies. He was in "The Three Musketeers" with Kiefer Sutherland and Oliver Platt. "Major League" is a baseball comedy in which he starred. And finally, if you're looking for some more serious performances, he was in the war movie "Platoon," and in a movie called "Wall Street," in which his dad also stars. Emilio Estevez was in "The Mighty Ducks" and at least two of the sequels, which are all kid-friendly family fun. He was in a horror movie based on a Stephen King story called "Maximum Overdrive," and was in "The Breakfast Club" too. Charlie Sheen and Emelio Estevez were also in a movie together called "Men at Work," which was also crazy and lots of fun. Kiefer Sutherland, I was a big fan of for a while as a kid, and he was in "The Lost Boys," and "Flatliners," (the original, not the remake), Well, I guess he was in the remake too, but that was more like a cameo. Watch the original if you're gonna watch it. He was also in "Mirrors," which I thought was a decent creepy horror/thriller (not sure which it's officially categorized as). "Phone Booth" is a thriller that no one reacts to, which I thought was a fantastic movie. Sci-Fi fans would murder me for not recommending "Dark City," so... there it is, and he was not the star, but was in "A Time to Kill," which in my opinion is one of the best courtroom dramas _and_ thrillers I've ever seen (starring Matthew Mcconahay, Sandra Bullock and Samuel L Jackson). I already mentioned "The Three Musketeers" and "Young Guns II," but Kiefer is in both as well, so... yeah. And finally, I know you don't do TV series so far on your channel, but "24" was amazing. Lou Diamond Phillips I don't have many recommendations for, since I haven't seen him in many _movies_ besides this and "Young Guns II" (but I do feel like he's been in at least a few episodes of every TV drama ever made.) I don't know if I'd recommend either movie for the channel, but he was in "Brokedown Palace" and a cheesy horrorish movie called "Bats." However, I also feel like I _have_ to add "La Bamba" to the list. I wasn't a huge fan of it, but many people are, and it definitely put Mr. Phillips on the map. Casey Siemaszko I don't have many recommendations for. He had small parts (very small) in "Back to the Future" and "Back to the Future II," and a slightly larger part in "Stand By Me," but the only major role I can think of for him besides this movie was as the protagonist of a movie called "Three O'clock High." (About a high schooler, it's not a western, but the title sounds like it could be, so I felt the need to clarify.) Dermot Mulroney is another tough one. I could name a few TV shows he had parts in, but I can only think of one movie that I'm absolutely sure he was in, which was "My Best Friend's Wedding," with Julia Roberts. I think he might also have been in "Zodiac," but I'm only like 60% sure. Anyway, sorry for the super long list of recommendations. But like I said, there are a bunch of movies with the "Young Guns" cast in them that I've seen from my dad's collection, and I just had to mention a few (thousand). ✌🤓

[@jasnycal]

Hope you get better soon!!!!

[@raramonty5217]

Wishing you a speedy recovery..

[@ChrisBurke-p1m]

Another Epic Star Studded Western is The Long Riders it stars the Keach brothers the Quaid brothers the Carradine brothers and I believe there’s also a couple more brothers but it’s been such a long time since I’ve seen it. Great, great movie.

[@MrLovegrove]

The Guest brothers are in it as well.

[@jkhoover]

YES!!! This is my kind of western! I truly hope you do the sequel too!!! Regulators! Mount up!

[@vanessawhitegoat8859]

I loved your story about meeting Lou Diamond. This is such a good movie 👍

[@loganharrison4071]

9:51 is my dad’s favorite scene for some reason, my mom just keeps telling me it’s because of how he laughs😂

[@johnpage673]

Love your reactions and I bought your book too read

[@44excalibur]

According to Lou Diamond Phillips, Casey Siemaszko, and Dermott Mulroney, in the scenes where anyone in the cast was shown with blood on their faces, the blood was actually strategically placed to hide adolescent acne pimples. 😂

[@PatrickPrejusa]

the sequel really examines his end and possible survival, as a proud texan, i like to believe he actually died much older in hico texas.

[@blunt2416]

Longmire was Definitely a great show 👍

[@williambranch4283]

Glad you are recovering. Young Guns with Emilio Estevez is a great Western. This was a range war between the Irish and the English carpetbaggers.

[@BDogg2023]

Longmire is so good. Have watched it a few times. Henry is definitely my favorite character. I was going to suggest it as a series to react to if you hadn’t seen it.

[@bghoody5665]

Great reaction, Madison and congrats on reaching 90. I think that will put 100 right around Christmas - that could make your choice interesting. You should definitely watch Young Guns 2, it's a great follow up. Glad to see you're on the mend.

[@richiecabral3602]

I'm just watching now, but I'm guessing that you probably don't know that Emilio Estevez and Charlie Sheen are brothers, and the sons of actor Martin Sheen, whose real name is Estevez. It used to be common to take a stage name for probably a handful of reasons, but primarily if you had an ethnic sounding name. For whatever reason Emilio stuck with the Estevez name, but Charlie decided to go with Sheen, at least professionally. Emilio is older and was famous first as part of the "Brat Pack" of actors in the 80s. If you haven't seen it, John Hughes' "The Breakfast Club" is a personal favorite of his besides these movies.

[@KaidenRadoxx]

9:48 wow amazing read of character ❤I'm in 💕

[@richardpoindexter6322]

You must watch ..The Big Country...its a long western movie ...1958...with great actors and performance..classic

[@blunt2416]

Great reaction👍 I hope you watch Young Guns 2

[@biguy617]

Kiefer and Charlie Sheen both appear in Disney Three Musketeers. Kiefer plays Athos and Charlie plays Armias. Oliver Platt plays Porthos in the Dumas story.

[@americanmutt9089]

Pat Garrett was played by John Wayne's son Patrick Wayne.

[@Jetz316]

This one of my top 10 favorite movies ever!

[@seanbumstead1250]

Sorry I missed your streams in last week or so😢 I hope you are getting better Madison ❤