@@jeffpraterJSF Charlie actually didn’t die at all like that. Instead he went out to feed a horse but was shot while feeding a horse because he was confused for being Billy
Everything about this scene is so badass; the shooting, the acting, the slo-mo at the right times, how they escaped, how Chavez returned with horses, the redemption of our anti-hero gang, hell even smiling at death.
Charlie was ACTUALLY killed in a scenario similar to the Hacienda shoot out in Part II, going out to take fire while the others escaped... where as Doc Scurlock died an old man...
This is pretty historically accurate. They probably were just totally fed up with tje whole thing. Technically the regulators lost the war. But they killed sheriff brady which was their goal so
Growing up I spent a lot of my time in Boston Childrens Hospital which is a four drive from where I live. So it was always just my mother and I. On every floor the had a room filled with VHS movies. My mom would go and get a bunch of movies and that’s what we did all day. This was one of my favorites that we would watch. It always makes me smile because it reminds me of my mom. There is no one in this world I admire most. She has been my greatest advocate, my caretaker and protector and my best friend.
@@ebonsix Thank you! I’m about to have my 75th surgery in the next 2-4 months. And my mother has had many surgeries and suffers from her own physical problems. We have a genetic disorder. Thank you for your prayers! ❤️🙏🏻
You and your mother are never alone in this battle. You’re being molded into something far more special with each challenge; don’t give up, God is with you.
Reap it Murphy, you SOB. This scene never fails to get to me. It always hurts to see Charlie and Dirty Steve get killed, but I love seeing Billy take Murphy out.
@@karenstepp669historically Charlie died at stinking springs by Pat Garret if you watch Young Guns 2 where Doc Scurlock is gunned down it was actually Charlie who was killed Scurlock survived the Lincoln county war
Touching how Dirty Steve that always needled Chavez sacrifices himself to save Chavez by getting him back on the horse and yelling at him to go. The overkill with the gatling gun on the defenseless lawyer makes Murphy getting drilled in the forehead that much more satisfying. Jack Palance was made to play a bad guy wearing black.
It was odd that he cheered when Chavez bought the horses back for him then didn’t try and get on Chavez horse. Why did he cheer when chavez came back if he only came back with one horse?
*everyone gets into an epic shootout and dies meanwhile there are cuts to the box not opening* That would've been awesome I'd be watching everyone dying like "where's Billy?"
Richard Mickelson I think in this context it was very silly I mean he could likely be shot at by several dozen guys like there really is no time for talking even by movie standards lol
I remember borrowing this from a friend one summer vacation and watching it over and over. (Out in the country we didn't have cable back in the early 90's.) Showed it to some family and friends from Germany who liked it. The others who weren't watching wanted to know what the hell all the shooting going on was; "Oh only an American Western, we get it!"
@@eddyvluggen Also, although some film critics loathe to say it, Young Guns actually kick-started the Western franchise after decades of decline. Dances with Wolves? Tombstone? Unforgiven? Probably never would have been made without Young Guns. Also, if they tried - emphasis TRIED - to reboot it - they are out of "woke" options: With an all female cast? Too bad - it was done before (Bad Girls, 1994) and failed. Female gunslinger leading the crew? (Quick and the Dead, 1995) Not successful. All black crew? (Posse, 1993) Good in it's own right but still not as good as Young Guns. Overall, there's a reason why Young Guns is on my DVD/VHS library with Dances with Wolves, Tombstone and Unforgiven and the ones above are ones that I watch only on TV when I have free time.
37yo now. When I was a kid I had this movie on video tape. After watching it I would roll off my top bunk inside a washing basket trying to reenact the Billy chest scene :D
@@modernviking7355 In young guns 2 when Doc gets shot outside the cabin, that's actually how Bowdre died, If I remember correctly Doc actually lived into old age.
Here’s to all the kids that used to jump out a cardboard box with their toy guns while this scene was playing. Still my favourite movie ever. REGULATORS!!!!!
McSween's death is somewhat accurate. He wasn't mowed down with a gattling gun tho. However he was unarmed and shot well over 12 times during the escape.
Las dos películas de jóvenes pistoleros , o como los conocimos en Sudamérica en los 90tas "demasiado joven para morir" deberían estar entre los clásicos del cine western
2:48 - 3:06 DVD trivia track: "Murphy had left Lincoln about a year before, diagnosed with terminal cancer." "Doctors told him to drink all he wanted to kill the pain." "He spent the last years of his life in an alcohlic stupor."
My whole life I thought Chavez dipped out leaving Dirty Steve behind. Just now realizing Dirty Steve came back for Chavez and gave him his horse. Nice character arc ❤️
I fn love this movie. The actors the action was perfect and then the ending left your heart pounding. Charlie making a name for himself taken out Kenny like a boss. This movie is like back to the future no matter what part you start watching you’re gonna finish it.
I still have absolutely no idea how we're supposed to believe Chavez just sneaks out undetected when the house is surrounded by at least 100 different lawmen and soldiers. Still, this was my favorite movie as a kid and I still watch it entirely too much
When you were born and raised on a reservation in those days, I’d imagine you would have to learn how to be stealthy and sneak past impossible odds if you wanted to survive. No one was allowed to leave the reservation, not even to get food.
I've seen this scene maybe 500 times but never noticed this until looking this scene up as a reference to show someone else and then I see your comment. There's so many plot holes in this last 5 minutes yet I don't care at all
@@bizort that's a sign of a well put together scene, between the music, the voice lines and the action you have no choice but to enjoy it all in the best way possible
It's funny how no matter what caliper gun or rifle is being fired they all have the same pitch and its all in slow motion too oh 80's movie cheese how i miss you 😘
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Charlie went out like a warrior
I imagine the real Charlie Bowdre went out twice as hard dude was a killer even for the regulators.
@@jeffpraterJSF Charlie actually didn’t die at all like that. Instead he went out to feed a horse but was shot while feeding a horse because he was confused for being Billy
@@Orion-dg5qc Yeah. The scene in Young Guns II was actually how the real Charlie went down.
@@drewgilmore9978 also Kenney died of old age also. Still one of my favorite scenes in a movie. The whole movie is fantastic.
Yes he did and he's the one who killed John kenny!
Everything about this scene is so badass; the shooting, the acting, the slo-mo at the right times, how they escaped, how Chavez returned with horses, the redemption of our anti-hero gang, hell even smiling at death.
Why did Chavez bring the horses back but then leave the other guy (the one that ends up dead in the puddle?)
Also it's been said that Randy Travis was the one firing the Gatlin gun
Charlie defeated his fear to the end. And he gladly smiled.
Charlie was ACTUALLY killed in a scenario similar to the Hacienda shoot out in Part II, going out to take fire while the others escaped... where as Doc Scurlock died an old man...
Jack Palance acted the Hell out of that head wound 😂
I was gonna say that haha
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You could really feel he had a lot on his mind
@@Mp25DIII best comment
The last thing to ever go through his mind....
Was the bullet....
No one will ever play Billy the kid like emelio
That's for sure. Emilio is the best Billy the Kid ever.
Christopher 100% agreed brother, why this classic never got recognized as thy best western ever made baffles me
@@jakejjacob4130 because there's plenty better. Its defo one of them though.
Also agreed
@@jakejjacob4130 It's not the best Western ever because The Good The Bad The Ugly exists. Young Guns is good but not even in the same class.
The first time I saw Chavez coming back with the horses I was like “I KNEW HE DIDN’T LEAVE!!”
Always laughed when Dirty Steve said he's chickened out and probably doing it with his horse when he heard he left!
RITCHIE!!!!!!!!!!
He knew the true meaning of the word Pals
I was like..., that stinky indio mtf dumped us all, and when I saw him back with the horses, I said, I knew it, what a warrior. Lol
We all did!!! Hehehe!!
Safe to say we're all well into our 30's if we love this film ? :) Good on us !
potterj09 I'm 17 and I love this movie.. watched it since I was 6 years old
potterj09 my favorite movie, seen it 4 times, I'm 15.
I’m 23 but I grew up on this movie and still love it.
I’m 21 and this is my favorite movie. It was my 47 year old dad who introduced me to it though
Peter G 22
Billy The Kid utilizing that Dead Eye system.
He has cheats on
He drank a lot of snake oil.
But “Vengeance is an idiot’s game.”
It's the left hand that's all !
"Smokes 12 packs of cigars to build up Dead Eye."
"OMG, its John Kinney!"
I like how Charlie overcame his fear and got the best of Kinney.
Not really the fattie killed him too
@@SuperPeterok not before charlie killed him
@@Nigtarr99 call it a draw
@@SuperPeterok yeah
Charlie would have messed him up with those hands though no doubt.
No one can deny that the Sheen/Estevez family has got great acting talent! Always has and always will!
no one but emilio can act in that family
Disagree Martin is a beast
@@mikepetersen9887 I agree with you. Martin Sheen is personally in my top 5 faves.
Martin is one of the best ever
@@robertragolia744 absolutely 💯
The lawyer's the most dangerous opponent! Save the Gatling gun for the lawyer!
derekmok, maybe its symbolism FCK LAWYERS
Talking about overkill.
This is pretty historically accurate. They probably were just totally fed up with tje whole thing. Technically the regulators lost the war. But they killed sheriff brady which was their goal so
@@mattcunningham9235 it was so easy
He was waving his white handkerchief (flag). That was against the rules, surely?
Growing up I spent a lot of my time in Boston Childrens Hospital which is a four drive from where I live. So it was always just my mother and I. On every floor the had a room filled with VHS movies. My mom would go and get a bunch of movies and that’s what we did all day. This was one of my favorites that we would watch. It always makes me smile because it reminds me of my mom. There is no one in this world I admire most. She has been my greatest advocate, my caretaker and protector and my best friend.
I pray you and your mother are doing well.
@@ebonsix Thank you! I’m about to have my 75th surgery in the next 2-4 months. And my mother has had many surgeries and suffers from her own physical problems. We have a genetic disorder. Thank you for your prayers! ❤️🙏🏻
You and your mother are never alone in this battle. You’re being molded into something far more special with each challenge; don’t give up, God is with you.
@@chandlerrose4545 Good lord 75 surgeries? That's terrible!!What on earth is wrong with you?
I don't know why, but I always laugh when Billy burst out the box screaming in slow motion.
"RAghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh"
Sounds like he's still high on that peyote
I thought his name was jack
I've always thought what if the trunk land ed on its side then he wouldn't be able to open it. it would keep closing on him.
Reap it Murphy, you SOB. This scene never fails to get to me. It always hurts to see Charlie and Dirty Steve get killed, but I love seeing Billy take Murphy out.
@Vankruze For sure!! 👍 😊
@@karenstepp669historically Charlie died at stinking springs by Pat Garret if you watch Young Guns 2 where Doc Scurlock is gunned down it was actually Charlie who was killed Scurlock survived the Lincoln county war
I don’t know if it was done intentionally, but I found it Ironic that when Dirty Steve died he fell into a trough of water and died Clean Steve
Why did Chavez leave dirty Steve behind when they could have both ridden on the horse?
My love for Emilio Estevez will never fade XD
+Caylo321 You are young enough to be his grand daughter.
He'll make u famouse
His newest film is on Netflix. “The Public.” It’s a great film with a good social message.
Time is gone but Young Guns is stay alive
Lawyer: "Ride boys! Ride!
Gatling gunner: "So I took that personally...." 😆
My mom said when she saw this movie, everyone in the theater cheered when Murphy got shot dead.
Ok
Must’ve been awesome af for her lmao
I wish I was there because I would sheer for that too❤
I’m from a family of evil landlords and we all wept when Murphy got murked.
I was 15 and it was a battlecry! I still remember that!
This was re-enacted soooo many times as a 9 yr old (1989) with my friends . Dahahahahaha miss that.
👍😁
Wow thats pathetic
@@lennarthagen3638 bizarre troll.
@@lennarthagen3638 exactly like your entire life and that's why your father left you
Try well into my late 50s.this more has been around along time.Emilio Estevez is 61 now.
i will always love this movie, There's no one like them around now, if you know what i mean.
Charlie went out like a G.
Wish they would have kept him until the second movie. That scene where Doc gets killed was actually Charlie.
Touching how Dirty Steve that always needled Chavez sacrifices himself to save Chavez by getting him back on the horse and yelling at him to go. The overkill with the gatling gun on the defenseless lawyer makes Murphy getting drilled in the forehead that much more satisfying. Jack Palance was made to play a bad guy wearing black.
Why didn’t the lawyer Alex ride off with them? I thought the gang were there to save him.
@@eronifitiao6660 He was dying of tuberculosis. Probably wanted to die at his home standing up for something.
Jack Palance will always be Curly to me. That's the first role I saw him in as a kid and I watched City Slickers all the time
It was odd that he cheered when Chavez bought the horses back for him then didn’t try and get on Chavez horse. Why did he cheer when chavez came back if he only came back with one horse?
One of the best western movies made, part one and two. No who has or will play Billy the kid better.
Imagine how akward it would be if the box landed upside down or he broke his neck on the way down xD
*everyone gets into an epic shootout and dies meanwhile there are cuts to the box not opening* That would've been awesome I'd be watching everyone dying like "where's Billy?"
That should be the family guy version.
I always thought that too lol
And what if he'd come up shooting with his back facing them?
@@hannibalheyes339 hahaha, would've been even more funny!
this will always be one of the most epic scenes in the world
I'm 31 now and I love this one alot. Grew up with the best shows!
That shot was perfect.. Emilio played billy perfectly..
One of my soccer teams was called the regulators since I was the coach's son and this is my favorite movie! REGULATORS!! MOUNT UP!!!
1:06 "If you're going to shoot, shoot, don't stand there talking about it"
Richard Mickelson I think in this context it was very silly I mean he could likely be shot at by several dozen guys like there really is no time for talking even by movie standards lol
I was just humorously quoting another western movie
He did shot but missed
Just like Tuco said!
2:43 Best. Death scene. Ever.
Charlie's fall was something, but damn, Dirty Steve had a brutal death, though he at least saved Chavez. "Pals" indeed.
And he had been racially hostile to him throughout the film. Let himself get gunned down to get Chavez out of there.
I remember ruining my VHS tape rewinding Billy jumping out of the trunk over and over.
And now you can watch it over and over on DVD!
Haha me too man i was like 5 years old shouting REGULATORS!!!!
@@codemaster94 best gif ever except superman acreaming nooooooo!!! I send my missus that when she texts me shes on the rag lmao
I Guess i did it Over 100 Times
I remember borrowing this from a friend one summer vacation and watching it over and over. (Out in the country we didn't have cable back in the early 90's.) Showed it to some family and friends from Germany who liked it. The others who weren't watching wanted to know what the hell all the shooting going on was; "Oh only an American Western, we get it!"
dont care what anyone says, this is one of the best westerns of all time...
Why are we forgetting steve ! What a legend !
IMHO, Dirty Steve is probably the most realistic character ever portrayed in a movie western.
I agree. That's how most of them REALLY were.
He was my favorite
How u know?
Dirty Steve tripping on payodhi "Did you see the size of that chicken!?!" BOOM!
You did a great job.
Chavez yeahhhhhhhhh my favorite line in movie no doubt. a close second is Regulatorssss
rxtsec1 what about “you guys you guys did u see the size of that chicken” tripping in payote lol
you SEE THE SIZE. OF. THAT. CHICKEN!
Goddamn right .. let's hope the modern-day version never has to happen
Its coming but we got the heat
@@eddyvluggen Also, although some film critics loathe to say it, Young Guns actually kick-started the Western franchise after decades of decline. Dances with Wolves? Tombstone? Unforgiven? Probably never would have been made without Young Guns. Also, if they tried - emphasis TRIED - to reboot it - they are out of "woke" options: With an all female cast? Too bad - it was done before (Bad Girls, 1994) and failed. Female gunslinger leading the crew? (Quick and the Dead, 1995) Not successful. All black crew? (Posse, 1993) Good in it's own right but still not as good as Young Guns.
Overall, there's a reason why Young Guns is on my DVD/VHS library with Dances with Wolves, Tombstone and Unforgiven and the ones above are ones that I watch only on TV when I have free time.
2:20 Man doing the Gatling Gun Waltz. It's an easy dance to learn...the gatling gun makes sure you keep time.
hmartinspliff
That is Randy Travis ( country singer) on the Gatling gun.
LOL, that killed me...sounds like something Stephen King would write.
I can't count how many times I rewound the VHS tape just for this scene
For me....one of the greatest of all time. Couldn't have picked a better set of actors for this movie, always gonna love this one
"Chaaavezzzz!"
I love that like slow motion sound that comes and goes throughout this scene ! Best western of all time !
One of the best scenes in one of the best movies ever. Bring back real movies.
They made me and their grandmas and grandads so happy 😁😁😁😁.
Badass moment when Billy The Kid came out of the box and open fired. 💯💯💯
37yo now. When I was a kid I had this movie on video tape. After watching it I would roll off my top bunk inside a washing basket trying to reenact the Billy chest scene :D
0:34 That’s Tom Cruise right there.
Yes it is
And Randy Travis ( country singer) on the Gatling gun.
Holy crap!! I think you’re right! You can see his face better at 0:37
@@overthinkerblue4637 he knew where to put the bones so he could dig them up
@@thehighsnowman7429 I'm a officer in United States Navy and u sob are under arrest
This and HEAT are the 2 best films ever made.
REAP IT MURPHY!
Jack Palance was an absolute beast of an actor.
One of the best westerns ever!! Reap it murphy!!
1:43 even though that's not where Charlie bowdre died still looks badass.
Im intrested in the history where did he die?? Was he supposed to be running with billy at the time young guns2 was set
I pressed on the rewind by mistake and he got shot like 18 times...I was like wow 😆
@@modernviking7355 In young guns 2 when Doc gets shot outside the cabin, that's actually how Bowdre died, If I remember correctly Doc actually lived into old age.
@@Maccorcrain thanks bro that's real cool I love this stuff I was disappointed to find out his wife lin su was fictional loved that story direction
"Yeah Charlie!!"
0:22 that guy put so much effort into that performance
I need to watch this movie again!
Best use of slow motion ever.
Naa. That goes to The Wild Bunch from 1969 that started it all. Believe it or not, that actually makes this movie look pretty tame.
Here’s to all the kids that used to jump out a cardboard box with their toy guns while this scene was playing.
Still my favourite movie ever. REGULATORS!!!!!
McSween's death is somewhat accurate. He wasn't mowed down with a gattling gun tho. However he was unarmed and shot well over 12 times during the escape.
Had to come back to this scene after watching Righteous Gemstones
Just realizing that the slowmo sound they play for Charlie is the ending of your Dead Eye in RDR2 except slightly higher pitched.
You know Casey is in RDR2? He’s the polish guy :)
the most 80s western ever created .. they got the Lethal Weapon dramatic sax music and everything
Great movie ,great cast I think I've seen it fifty times over the years never boring,always good.!!!
Nothing quite like 80's westerns.
One of my favorite cowboy movies! This and tombstone with val Kilmer
Not really cowboys more of a western
Not at all cowboys rustled cattle and stole horses but no cowboys
I Still Watch this Movie in 2020 Billy the Kid is a LEGEND Respected in Mexico like a Robin Hood 🐐💯🇲🇽💰
Back when Big Boss was also Revolver Ocelot.
This movie and the sequel are my favorite movies of all time
Las dos películas de jóvenes pistoleros , o como los conocimos en Sudamérica en los 90tas
"demasiado joven para morir" deberían estar entre los clásicos del cine western
When I was young I had this on tape, no joke I have seen it a thousand times. Love This Movie!!
2:48 - 3:06 DVD trivia track: "Murphy had left Lincoln about a year before, diagnosed with terminal cancer." "Doctors told him to drink all he wanted to kill the pain." "He spent the last years of his life in an alcohlic stupor."
Spihk Heartbust!? Spihk Heartbust internet friends for mail man with mail inorder for Bozeman Hotmail Recipient to retrieve while on Ghnavel!
Murphy died that exact same way in Tango n Cash 😂😂😂
1:33 was epic!
Chills everytime man
Best western I've seen classic movie
Reminds me of my best friend in 5the grade. Scarlet bell. We were huge Emilio fans
You’re my boy, Charlie 😢
That shot grew his legendary status more
2:50 "Holy shit! I've been shot!"
My 9 year old loves this movie.
0:09
When you decide you'll win this 3rd grade Nerf tournament.
カッコいい。ただただカッコいい。
30年前、力を貰った映画です。
thank you very mach. so great!!!
1:04 Charlie war face!
My whole life I thought Chavez dipped out leaving Dirty Steve behind. Just now realizing Dirty Steve came back for Chavez and gave him his horse. Nice character arc ❤️
I fn love this movie. The actors the action was perfect and then the ending left your heart pounding. Charlie making a name for himself taken out Kenny like a boss. This movie is like back to the future no matter what part you start watching you’re gonna finish it.
Great movies and the ending was great climatic unlike most movies
This reminds me of when arthur, uncle, and I believe Javier and bill were trapped in that burning shed.
I still have absolutely no idea how we're supposed to believe Chavez just sneaks out undetected when the house is surrounded by at least 100 different lawmen and soldiers. Still, this was my favorite movie as a kid and I still watch it entirely too much
He had sneak 100
The great spirit
As Josey Wales once said, "No one can sneak up on an Indian except another Indian." Chavez being Native American, he had the stealth skills to boot.
Maybe they werent looking for an indian, but a native american.
When you were born and raised on a reservation in those days, I’d imagine you would have to learn how to be stealthy and sneak past impossible odds if you wanted to survive. No one was allowed to leave the reservation, not even to get food.
Imagine being such a badass they have to empty a Gatling gun into you while unarmed and wounded in the Wild West. Lol
got dang, they dont make movies like this anymore. the older i get, the more this scene means to me
Best western ever.
I'd say Unforgiven
2:02 let's not forget those two gunmen with a clear shot on Billy the Kid's back and did nothing
"Hey Kinney You Bastard It's You and I!!!!"
I've seen this scene maybe 500 times but never noticed this until looking this scene up as a reference to show someone else and then I see your comment. There's so many plot holes in this last 5 minutes yet I don't care at all
@@bizort that's a sign of a well put together scene, between the music, the voice lines and the action you have no choice but to enjoy it all in the best way possible
Yes. I like this and love Young Guns 2. Go Emilio!!!
Yeah save the gatiling gun for the layer he's gonna be tough to kill
Walrus Boi's , maybe it was a symbolic gesture from the director. "FCK LAWYERS"
Murphy must have had a lot of nightmares about lawyers. LOL.
Like all good boss battles
He was... he was still up after they emptied all them rounds on him 😂😂
One of my favourite movies..
2:21 When bad writers get ahold of a franchise.
Good old days. Justice
1:33 pure adrenaline
Pure fake
You're not wrong mate. Charlie needed that
It's funny how no matter what caliper gun or rifle is being fired they all have the same pitch and its all in slow motion too oh 80's movie cheese how i miss you 😘
Still love this scene!!
Either I got the munchies or did I hear some scream baconator at 0:48 lmao