Christine: Stick Him! (MOVIE SCENE)
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- Buddy Repperton, the school bully, corners Arnie and Dennis with a knife.
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The teacher is great, he doesn't even blink when Buddy tries his intimidation lunge. The world needs teachers like this.
Even as an actor I thought that was quite impressive to be honest!
What amazed me is that the teacher grabbed Buddy by the shirt and acted like he was going to kick his ass. Times really have changed. Nowadays if a teacher even touches a student, the teacher might get fired, even if the student is physically beating up another student. Those were the days when teachers could paddle a kid, or smoke in the teachers lounge.
A teacher that cares, not many of those around much.
Damn right.
That's how he was in the book. King described him as a teacher that commanded respect.
That’s exactly what teachers back in high school were like in the 1980’s. Most male teachers were Korean or Vietnam war veterans and they didn’t take shit off of ANY punk! 🤣
Those days are looooooooooooooooooong gone.
Sad too
I got paddled in 7th grade , 74 or so
FACTS! Nowadays they can't do a thing to them.
Especially from a Jim Morrison wannabe ("Buddy").
Buddy Repperton must have failed every grade twice in high school. Looks like hes 35 lol
I saw guys like him. Probably 21 still on school.
@@randybaumery5090 lol yep. The ones so dumb they couldnt spell dog even if you spotted them a D and a G .
I know the type. I got thumped once by the only kid in Jr. high jacked like a man and with a driver’s license because I stood up to him 😂. He was there because he was a dumby so he took it out on me I guess. Roughing up kids when you’re practically a grown man isn’t a good look. I grew to be probably a good 4 inches taller than the guy in the end.
@@randybaumery5090 We had some graduate where I went to school old enough to buy alcohol.
@@bensk8in467 I believe you.
Dennis was a true friend to Arnie, wiling to jump in and stick up for him despite being outnumbered. It’s sad their friendship gets torn apart
Dennis was a shitter
It's also a movie. I think they're still friends in real life
Cars can do that
@@JimRPickens cars and women.
@@amysmileyreid95 The car was both in the movie
I love the transformation Arnie makes throughout the movie. He goes from a meek, nerdy individual to an unhinged psychopath throughout the runtime.
@Beatnik A sign of power, as if to say, "there there little man...there's gonna be some changes around here".
He got stronger mentally
Keith Gordon is such a great actor and perfectly cast here.
“Let me tell you something about love, Dennis. It has a voracious appetite.” The crazy look he had on his face when he said that line was scary as hell.
IKR? Arnie turned from geek to gorgeus in my own personal opinion!
Ah yes, the switchblade, the standard equipment of 80s and 90s movie bullies.
Back in the 50's and 60's to. In the movie West Side Story, 1960, both gangs the Jetts and the Sharks carried with blade knives.
movie takes place in 1978
The existence of mankind didn’t start in the 80s🤦🏽Just neon clothes & terrible hair😂
Teacher didn't even flinch when Buddy bowed up on him. Guy was probably a Korean War vet who wouldn't be intimidated by a 35 year old high schooler.
I’ve always been crazy about that actor. I’ve seen him play MANY different roles.
He was 24 at the time but he did look much older
The teacher was played by David Spielberg, who according to a Wikipedia article served in the US Navy for two years.
@@MightMouse2174 The teacher was only 24? bulls***
Jim Morrison as the bad guy. Perfectly cast.
Haha 😂 finally someone says MORRISSON! Come on Baby Light Me On 🔥 You ran me over and sent me on….FIRE!
This man’s name is William Ostrander
That’s not Jim Morrison. Jim died in 1971 so unless it’s his ghost 12 years later, you’re sorely mistaken. Best do your homework next time. Besides, Jim was far better looking than this putz. You should’ve said John Travolta,…might’ve gotten away with it. Good day
John Travolta, ala Vinnie Barbarino.
@@Johnny7051MCIt's a joke. lol
Buddy is angry because he's the only one in school that's over 25.
He looks like he's 30
He looks like he’s suppose to be grease
@@Nobody15458 which is over 25
It makes it all the more satisfying to watch as Christine takes care of Arnies "problems".
I'm sure that we've all had our occasional fantasies about supernatural comeuppances for bullies.
Wow an American teacher who actually defends students and kids who actually snitch on bullies without fear of getting picked on themselves.
And Demonic Cars taking care of business. Yeah, I miss those days
@@Bubbles99718 I miss the days of demonic inanimate objects 🤣👹
@@Bubbles99718 good ole days...
Yeah, pure fiction
What amazed me is that the teacher grabbed Buddy by the shirt and acted like he was going to kick his ass. Times really have changed. Nowadays if a teacher even touches a student, the teacher might get fired, even if the student is physically beating up another student. Those were the days when teachers could paddle a kid, or smoke in the teachers lounge. I almost forgot about those days.
That teacher is an OG, the way he grabbed him. Dangerous with a 30 y/o senior who idolizes Morrison.
😂😂😂
I actually lol'ed at that. Now i have a mental image of Buddy cutting up the lunch while singing "Riders on the Storm"
24 year old senior
I didn't know Jim Morrison was so physically violent. 😉
@@stevepaterson7503 Funny enough, the lyrics kind of work..."There's a killer on the road..."
Ahh the classic movie where the high school students are all 17 and 37 at the same time.
@@mak_speed200burn Palestine
what kind of a friggin attack move is to wrap your arm around a guys neck then full on grab and squeeze his junk😂😂 this the scariest part of the whole movie
That part (1:49) really makes me uncomfortable.
Happens to Paul Walker in a movie about high school, too. Lol.
The ends justify the means.
"How do you like that, Dick Face?"
Dude went in for a firm grab! Really, really uncomfortable to watch! 😅🤣
@@drbravo9267FR😂😂😂
The casting is one of the reasons this movie is a success - David Spielberg as the shop teacher, Prosky as Darnell, Blossom as LeBay, Harry Dean Stanton as the detective.
Darnell was hilarious, loved the way he had a go at Arnie when he turned up at the scrap yard. Just brilliant.
Kelly Preston
Any relation to Steven Spielberg?
The casting and also the score by Carpenter.
Mr Casey seemed like a good teacher and person
Little did those shitters know that later they whould all get karma
Thanks Christine
Buddy is more than a bully. He's a thug. His death by Christine is still absolutely satisfying.
And a fucking criminal
He was the kind of guy who tries to get away from a killer flaming car by running straight down the middle of a road, but he had fabulous hair up till that point
@@Heretic1981that's for sure, he was not the "come from behind" kind of guy, like Vito Spatafore...
The goodship lollipop captain...
@@Heretic1981Related to the woman who tried to run from the disabled Juggernaut and got flattened.
id love to meet his bitch ass these days with my MMA training
The reality is this was reality in the 70's & early 80's.
We had a school bully who was pretty brutal to some kids 77-79. I always avoided this big ugly ogre.
Any decade🤷🏽♂️
Buddy has to be the most held back senior i have ever seen. Dude looks 35. 😂
Tbf, I feel like every high school has at least one kid who looks like they're paying off a mortage
Arnie had balls for sure. Telling Buddy "put down the knife and I will" HELLZ YEAH TO ALL THE PICKED ON
This guy at 1:48 definitely checked
Moochie had somebody's balls. 😂
In the book Arnie was actually the one who hit Buddy. Mostly told by Dennis' point of view, in this scene he describes the switchblade "it wasn't a knife, it was a fucking bayonet".
@@ahhamartinWell he embarrassed him at Darnell’s first, that incident leads to this at school.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here....and say that Stephen King had his fair share of, "run ins" with bullies!
Probably deserved it. He's a raving lunatic.
I would say that your right. After all, how would he know about any of this if he didn't have problems with people picking on him like they did to this kid here.
@@danbasta3677 We all KNOW about it but that doesn't mean it happened to us. Bullies pick on kids who don't fight back and stand up for themselves. They are always looking for easy prey.
Most intellectuals do sadly
@@JohnSmith-gq9gnLol, I bet you're a MAGAt. I have NEVER encountered an intelligent Trump supporter, lol.
The 30-year-old high school student was such an 80s thing.
Kids in the 80s in high school looked 30 though that was the thing
You will look like that after working a few years in construction. Same with the attitude @@PIlotrcm
1:47 ALWAYS that one friend who will help you against someone in "any" way
Buddy: 2:25
Oh my…
He was a serial sex offender, they called him Johnny Sacks... and he's still at large, sneaking up behind guys and grabbing sacks to this very day.
@@TheSoonToBePurgedJackMeHoff55 wtf
I Never had not one friend throughout the years of my school days. Got picked on by EVERYBODY. Even got spat on by older kids, and never had anyone stop any of it, even the teachers didn't care nor say anything about it. So. There you go. The more I think about it, the more I get extremely angry about it to this very day. Even when in the working world, my bosses treated me like crap, giving me the crappiest jobs nobody else wanted while everybody else got the better jobs and never had to work as hard as I had to do. I hated school, and this was one of the many reasons why I hated it so badly.
Plot twist: Buddy is actually the school's guidance counselor.
Lol
This cracked me up. 😆
LOL.. he was actually the janitor in real life at the school (Van Nuys), and they offered him a job on the spot after seeing the way he smoked his Marlboro on his break.
Good film.
Buddy looks like a cross between travolta and Jim Morrison.
yep
ew
That's true.
That's Jim Morrison. ✌️😁
Travolta's future wife is in the movie
The guy who plays Buddy, William Ostrander, is a really great looking and well built guy, no homo
This movie was great!
Is great
Good shop teacher that can always fix trash like that
Mr Casey is badass.
Mr casey really knows how to break it up and call out the trash like buddy reperton at anytime
Probably the only time an American teacher has done the right thing with a bully in the movies 🤣
It’s a shame teachers cannot handle bullies like that anymore instead they have to go let them fill out paperwork on the situation 🤦♂️🤦♂️ can someone explain to me who ever thought that was a good idea to handle hoodlum kids like buddy?
And when kids start either handling it themselves or shoot up schools, then teacher want to say something.
@@omarcogle1965 I don’t understand what you are trying to say. Can you elaborate please?
@@themcadamsminute8494 Okay, you know how when kids got bullied, and had to tell the teachers about the situation, you had those like the one who handled Buddy in Christine. And nowadays you rarely would have some teachers do their job when a student is bullied or they don't do enough, that's why I mentioned about students handling the situation themselves, like I mentioned with the school shooting.
@@omarcogle1965 That’s a solid point you are making.
@@themcadamsminute8494 Thanks
I'd like to think the shop teacher is some kind of war veteran that's seen some real shit and doesn't flinch at Buddy's false bravado. That teacher looked like he really wanted to give Buddy a personal lesson in the meaning of inflicting pain but smartly doesn't fall for the trap.
He’s probably been a public school teacher for years. So he’s probably dealt with bullies like Buddy in the past and knew how to handle him.
Bargain basement John Travolta aka "Buddy" is every bully you ever met in high school combined into one.
Damn, Buddy looked like he was about 37 years old.
He was actually 24!
I would say 36 LMAO 🤣
24, like the other guy said. But he looked quite a bit older than that. He played the part well though. Honestly, the other bullies just looked like a bunch of nerds. Lol.
Back when the John Travolta look was in.
@user-be8zc6vz7q He looks like Travolta, Jim Morrison and The Fonz had a baby
We need more shop teachers like this guy.
One of my favorite movies as a kid loved it I've seen it probably 50 times or more always loved John Stockwell
one of the best king book to film adaptations
Shawshank wasnt bad...
@@Paul1958R agreed
This is why I have no sympathy for what happens to these bullies later on. People like that have hate bred into them. They live to be mean, torment and hurt others. And as a former bullied in high school kid, I know my bully still lives in my home town and still a POS and being indigenous, even now the law gives him so much leeway to the point of only once he commits murder (which I still think he is more than capable of), only then would they lock him up.
In old days (tribal) he'd be dead from a raid or banished. Today he flourishes because society protects him.
I'm indigenous, and I'm white.
Sounds like you need a possessed car restoration project?
The problem with bullies and the authorities is that the authorities (cops, teachers etc) literally can't do a thing unless they either catch them in the act or they do something bad enough for witnesses to come forward.
If Dennis hadn't gone down into the shop, I'm not saying Buddy would have ended up stabbing Arnie, but he and his gang (Moochie, Trelawney and Vandenberg) certainly would have terrorized the living hell out of him.
most bullies forgot about bullshit they did as kids or regret it. You still think about what some guy did to you in high school. You have some serious problems, really.
This was a very intense scene. Realistic like movies can't duplicate these days.
Bullying is far more prevalent and worse in schools with alot of blacks. This movie would be more realistic if Buddy Repperton and his buddies were played by black gangsta rapper dudes or whatever the equivalent was back then.
@@JesusChrist5000 There was no equivalent back then.
movies were good at that in the 80's . and even the 90's to a certain extent :)
When I was in grade 9, this is how the grade 12's were. They drove Cudas and Malibus, and they looked they were 35.
Way back when, the Junior High school and High School were physically connected. You had kids who still believed in Santa Claus mixed in with young men who were purposely failing to avoid being sent to Vietnam. It wasn't good for the younger kids.
I was always jealous of those guys in high school that had bushy side burns.....I had peach fuzz until I was twenty,
but i've noticed those guys did not age well.......when they hit 50 they looked 70.
When I was in grade 9, I was in Jr. high school. There were no 12th graders. Sadly, I remember some 9th graders who looked as old as Buddy.
That Buddy Reperton was always such a nice, cheery fellow.....a real pillar of the community
He was also very persistent, 35 and still at school.
I'm sure in theory he would be serving his community well these days via "community service" 😆
@@Steven_Will Yeah, probably via work release program---I'm sure he'd be in prison
Rotten pillar
The way he grabbed his manjunk, he looked like he liked it
Cougar was number one. Cougar lost it...turned in his wings. Now, Arnie is number one.
Thanks Maverick.
😅
All in all it wasn't a bad first day.
🤣
Badass first day
“30 year old man steals teens lunch- stabs with knife, feels empowered again.”
Buddy must have been about 30. That knife was just a cry for help from a kid trapped in high school for 15 years.
what kind of man grabs another mans balls like that. wtf
-wtf-
A gay fighter duh
Buddy has a great sense of humor and seems to be a natural born leader.
“ Yeah, that’s Chicken Shit”
The actor who played Buddy did a fantastic job. Oooh you wanted him to get his!! Lol.
Cunningham played Rodney Dangerfield's son in Back to School.
I love how even after Mr Casey grabbed Buddy and shook him around for being vulgar like he was gonna kick his ass, 10 seconds later Buddy drops an F bomb. Buddy just had no self control.
Don't get me wrong...great book and great movie adaptation. But, if the actor playing Buddy is even close to high school age...I'm Donald Duck.
Ethnics in highschool always had more hair and bigger appendages for their age
He had to take each grade three times to get to the next one.....there were kids in my high school that looked like
they were 35.
The actor William Ostrander (Buddy) was born 1959, so he was about 24 years when the movie was made (1983).
@@doomer8348 Hmm. I guess that's not too old. He looks a lot older.
@@zandorvorkov986 I think you replied to the wrong person. I never said he was ethnic.
Buddy Repperton was the best film bully!
The cameo by Neil Sedaka as the teacher was good too.
nothing more that I hate is a goddamn bully , I can't stand bullies , I used to get bullied in school that is why I hate them
Carpenter was gifted with a brilliant collection of actors there
Buddy always reminded me of a bad dude version of John Travolta. Lol. Older brother or first cousin.
Yeah. John Travolta sucks in my opinion. I never liked that actor in anything he was in.
@@pootypump7440 Who asked you if he was good or bad?
I love his super hero glasses
Discount John Travolta did a good job in this scene.
😂😂😂
I had to deal with bullies growing up. Thankfully, the bullies in my schools were not into grabbing your junk. I am starting to think that other motives were in play here.
I hate that there’s still bullies in this world. Why’d they pick on Arnie? What did he ever do them?
Some people choose to be very evil unfortunately
Bullies single out those that can't or won't fight back
@@mrobertson188 true
Nothing at all. He was just an easy target.
Yo! It’s the guy from Ghostbusters who Venkman was giving electric shocks to! 😂😂
Awesome. I love how these 80's movies would always have a late 20's actor playing a high school student like Buddy, lol
Because it was considered taboo to put teenage actors in adult situations. LOL
He looked older than the teacher lol
After this episode, Buddy changed his name to Tom Araya to join Slayer where he could live out his natural aggression without hurting anybody.
Holy Crap I haven't seen this since I was 8 years old! Up until this very moment I thought the character of "Buddy" was played by John Travolta. Seeing it now I know I was totally wrong. You can't deny that there is a strong resemblance though.
It's like they put DNA from John Travolta and Kip Winger through a gene splicer and Buddy Repperton is the end result.
I remember my sister making fun of me for thinking the same.
I cant stand bullies
Can never understand why someone would torment someone else this way
This is why self defense matters
And boy did it save my ass
After some time people stopped bullying me
I didnt really give them a choice but to stop
In the future they call him burning buddy
Everything wonderful about films in this one scene!
Buddy empty your pockets or he's calling the cops.
As praised as John Carpenter is for "Halloween", I think he did a MUCH better job with "Christine". The way he directs these characters is so much more interesting, Carpenter had a knack for getting the most out of younger actors.
I’ll never forget the scene when Moochie grabbed Dennis’s balls, my old buddy Stan yelled out, “WHAT A HOMO!” In the movie theater and everyone busted out laughing.
When that one kid in shop class is like 24 yrs old
Grew up in the 80s the actor that played Buddy nailed it, even though he looks 25.
Buddy looks 35 years old and still in high school
he got held back
The ‘alright, break it up’ guy has never been on time
Buddy is so.......hostile......lol
The lead actor became a successful early & mid 2000’s director with films like “into the blue” .. man never gave up and continued a second career ..
Look up the story about Ken Rex McElroy. This needs to happen more often.
I knew Jim Morrison wasn't dead.
I read the book first. It's pretty cool seeing these characters in the movie. They're a lot how I pictured them. Definitely Artie.
Lol The thumbnail 😂🤣😆
I never noticed until I saw this in the theater that they used two different Rizzuto Estiletto switchblades. It alternates between what appears to be the larger one with bathing guards, and the smaller one with the rounded off guards.
The stepped bolster Rizzuto goes for ridiculous money, partly because of this iconic scene.
The glasses are really huge on Arnie's face compared to the previous pair
They got stretched out a bit lol
@@kenweis7913 yeah and the plastic was still in the frames I was wondering if anybody really took notice of that
buddy acts all tough in this scene but when christine smashes into his car hes almost crying like a baby,lol
Buddy doesn't have to empty his pockets because Buddy is 28 years old.
I remember as a kid I used to think Buddy was scary and I was actually scared for Dennis. Now as an adult I realize I will kick Buddy's ass all over that shop. But another thing it is so satisfying seeing Dennis punch Buddy into these cardboard boxes and to see the jock guy be a good friend to the nerd and not care about being too cool for him that's not something seen very often.
Who the hell grabs another dudes junk like that during a fight, had to be a hard scene to shoot for both actors. Ok boys this is where you grab his junk while holding him from behind lmao.
In the 80s, my shop teacher told us a story about a guy who walked up to another guy and stuck his finger into his ass while he was gas welding (bad things ensued). Who does that kind of crap?
Probably was. Similar scene in a really dumb movie "Tammy and the T-rex " with Paul Walker. He and some other dude get into a ball grabbing contest and it was apparently so awkward and uncomfortable for them, they almost quit the movie. It is a funny scene, though. Lol
I haven't tried the grabbing the balls technique, looks gay but quite effective!😊
I was talking to a guy who had been in the army about taking on someone trained in martial arts, he just said they all have bollocks end of problem
Props to the teacher!!!
01:49 Ouch! Very unfair.
Buddy Repperton gave Arnie a miserable time and in the end Christine greased him for it...
Really cute 3 on 1 and i do not need that coming from you buddy i will call the cops
Buddy replied "Go ahead. By the time they get here you'll be long dead and guess what? I get out of juvie Scot free when I turn 21."
@@spaceflight1019 Buddy's already way past 21 here...
Ed ecco il bellissimo attore biondo con gli occhi azzurri nel film Christine la macchina infernale
si :)
Buddy was the man you cant even lie 😂😂
It's Cougar from Top Gun!
No wonder he lost his wings, lots of trauma in HS
Buddys intimidation moves are like a Broadway dancer.he coulda been on the tv show Fame...Tony award winner Buddy Repperton
The problem with asshole bullies like the ones you see here is they are just insecure and throw there weight around to feel in control. Now the most dangerous thing about these kind of bullies is not the bully themselves but the victim they target. The victim feels frustration, anger and hatred each time they get bullied and that builds over time. Then one day it builds so high that it makes them snap in the head and mind. This can do two things one make them take there own life or two turn them into a monster. A person so full of hatred and anger that they dont care who they hurt in the process of seeking revenge on the people who made them this way and that can lead into killing there Perpetrators.
Third option. The victim could choose to not be a victim and help himself. I was bullied in grade school and decided to do something. As I hit high school I started to work out and build my self esteem. As I got stronger and bigger I felt a sense of power when people started to react to the improved me. I became a defender of victims and taught the bullies a lesson. I used my "power" for good and it helped a few kids and humbled some others. It doesn't have to be just the two options.
@@JohnSmith-gq9gn That was something i couldn't do at the time because I had a disability and i had mental health issues. Not saying ive turned out to be a monster but im still suffering mentaly from my past. I was just saying that some people can turn out this way from being a victim of bullying. Bullying should not be happening in schools or any where else for that matter. For to long its been brushed a side as a bit teasing or banter when that is far from the case. It has a real impact on people lives especialy at an important stage of learning and growing up.
@@hobouk3871 👏👏👏👍👍👍
On the first part of your statement you actually got it wrong from what I have learned from reading and seeing both The Outsiders and The Breakfast Club guys like the main antagonist come from broken and abusive homes where there is a lot of abuse so they come to school with that same abuse and when they see someone who looks good or who child like and young and fresh THAT set them really off it means to them that there are some ppl who are not really getting the harsh life like they are and why is it happening to them and not everybody else
You’re correct about the insecurity Etc. But make no mistake, such people can (not always but in some cases) STILL be very violent and dangerous and vengeful, when they’ve been bested or shown up.
Every high school had a Buddy Repperton.
Yeah, mine had one for sure and he was killed years ago. I know little about how he died though.
Ours had several and as soon as they graduated, if they graduated, they used the extra time on their hands to die.
1:48
If this is your first course of action after grabbing a guy from behind, you might be a gay lol
I love how the teacher isn't intimidated by Buddy's idle threats, especially with that, "try me, punk" look he gives him
Teachers cant touch a kid these days.
Thats the problem with society.
In my day..our woodshop teacher stuck a trouble making kids head in the vise and rubbed stain in it.
And thats just for starters.
After that , he measured his thickness and set the planer to shave a 32nd of an inch off of his attitude
Truth !