Matt Dillon and Diane Lane are both wonderful actors and wonderful people. I had the privilege of meeting Matt when I was 12 years old and he was a kind, humble man. Would love to meet Diane Lane, too. Their movies together were a huge part of my inspiration growing up.
@@davidlynds9483 more likely because that person hasn’t seen most of the work. He’s in let alone all the old stuff he was in, which is why they consider him underrated
Mickey Rourke had surgery to repair damage from Boxing not the ageing process - his acting talent though is undeniable. Dillon is a wonderful actor as well - but Diane Lane would be kidding herself if she didn't her looks got her 90% of her acting work.
Masterpiece ! The vibe of the whole movie, the calmness of Mickey Rourke character and he Charisma of Mickey of course, the directing, the editing, absolutely perfect.
"California? California's like a - yeah, California's like a beautiful, wild - beautiful, wild girl on heroin who's high as a kite, thinkin' she's on top of the world - not knowin' she's dying, even if you show her the marks."......sticks with me
You're not gay just because you do say the same thing about Dillon, y'know. But you're right, fantastic movie. My fave by Coppola. The "acute perception" seen may very well be my favorite movie scene ever.
yeah I just recently found out this film was not received well when it was released, which seems crazy to me. so happy that it got recognition over time.
@@yb32 Part of it was the jump cuts that were in the fight scenes that really were distracting, basically made it look silly. Put in by the studio because of a huge backlash against fights in movies influencing real life. The second VHS version on omits this restoring the scenes to how they were originally done by FFC. That said the almost four hour directors cut has never been released, while there is a legend of an eight hour version of the film. Tom Waits told David Letterman he had a copy of the eight hour version, although I'm not sure if that was just Tom pulling Dave's leg. Stewart Copland ended up with around 12 hours of unused stuff from the score, which he wanted to release online only the rights holders wouldn't let him. He mentioned this in an interview with a music magazine back around the time of The Police reunion.
@@Djarra Man, I'd love to see the 8-hour version and especially hear the 12-hours of music by Copeland. I listened to the original sound-track so much - mostly cruising around in my car - that I wore out the cassette.
I was really blown away on how different I had expected it to be. It truly translated the scenes so well, and was able to convey the message of the book quite clearly.
I was young when I saw Rumble Fish in the theater so I didn’t really “get it”. . . . BUT, it was the first soundtrack I ever heard that literally gave me goosebumps. I had never heard anything so hauntingly beautiful.
Probably my all-time favorite movie. I had no clue that scene was so technical and complicated. Coppola is definitely a genius. Stewart Copeland's soundtrack in incredible also.
When this movie came out we didn't know much about *Mickey Rourke* as the brother.(my friends and I were 17) we were like who's this guy stealing Matt's scenes?
I completely understand why Dillon tried to buy a gun. Tulsa is rough as hell! I spent some time living on the streets there. Not a fun memory. Thugs and druggies everywhere. And the cops were mostly a$$holes, especially to the homeless.I did, however, tag "Motorcycle Boy Reigns" on every surface I was able to with a sharpie. 😃
Of course I have like 10 greatest movies of all time but on most days this is the greatest movie ever made! Above all Coppola's movies -the only one equal by measure of his films is maybe Apocalypse Now , this is even better than The Godfather ; due to the fact its so low budget it should give every Director who dreams of making a classic film hope -this one is evidence you don't need a huge budget just a good story line , good players great shots & editing and a soundtrack that matches .
I just think it’s weird that MD talks about “Frances’s idea” of a long out of body experience as opposed to his own idea of a short one, as if it wasn’t the idea of SE Hinton. The novel has him floating above looking down at his body…
for me, the out-of-body scene was the only scene I disliked, very hammy I thought, and still think..... everything else I loved, and still do..... surprised my dvd hasn't worn out! （＾＿－） ditto all that vis-à-vis Grand Canyon... the out-of-body scene was clunky, loved and love the rest....
This book is more symbolic and it really isn’t supposed to make sense. The Outsiders was just a regular story. I think Coppola was trying to use the black and white for this film to be artistic and show symbolism. In fact, there’s one scene in this movie where everything else is black and white except for the Rumble Fish in fish tanks at the pet store.
Libby Saylor the outsiders was a real story it's based off S.E Hinton pov of life and the beginning of the outsiders is a real event that happened to her friend.
God damn Matt Dillon AND Diane Lane have aged incredibly well!
Filmspeak no shit
Filmspeak IKR
Filmspeak , So has Diane Lane! 💋💕
@peter studios lol
Well that’s what happens when you look after your health and workout everyday
Diane Lane is still beautiful
Yep
Always will be!
Most definitely ❤😊
Still a knockout! Lane and Dillon were a helluva duo back then.
Matt Dillon and Diane Lane are both wonderful actors and wonderful people. I had the privilege of meeting Matt when I was 12 years old and he was a kind, humble man. Would love to meet Diane Lane, too. Their movies together were a huge part of my inspiration growing up.
noo wayyyyy lucky!
Wow! You are so fortunate.
Every cinematographer should see this film over and over, you'll be deeper.
I read it cost $40 million to make.
Matt Dillon...way underrated actor!
haha that is ridiculous. He's a huge star. Why is there ALWAYS someone claiming a well known and popular actor, movie or band is "underrated"???
@@davidlynds9483 more likely because that person hasn’t seen most of the work. He’s in let alone all the old stuff he was in, which is why they consider him underrated
Everything that has ever happened is underrated
If only Mickey Rourke had let himself age as gracefully as these two.
Mickey Rourke had surgery to repair damage from Boxing not the ageing process - his acting talent though is undeniable. Dillon is a wonderful actor as well - but Diane Lane would be kidding herself if she didn't her looks got her 90% of her acting work.
life is not so easy on all of us.
@@tdunster2011 According to his first wife, he was always insecure about his looks, which also played a part. Heavy smoking changed his voice as well.
@@tdunster2011 Drugs & alcohol didn't help much either.
Masterpiece ! The vibe of the whole movie, the calmness of Mickey Rourke character and he Charisma of Mickey of course, the directing, the editing, absolutely perfect.
Mickey Rourke's character was and still is the coolest person I've ever seen in a movie.
"California? California's like a - yeah, California's like a beautiful, wild - beautiful, wild girl on heroin who's high as a kite, thinkin' she's on top of the world - not knowin' she's dying, even if you show her the marks."......sticks with me
Excellent movie. Diane Lane is STILL a smokeshow.
agreed about the film. it's amazing that someone like diane lane can look even hotter as she gets older.
You're not gay just because you do say the same thing about Dillon, y'know. But you're right, fantastic movie. My fave by Coppola. The "acute perception" seen may very well be my favorite movie scene ever.
She’s nothing to talk about. Lmao wth
@@ishmael802 You wouldn't know a real woman if she sat on your face. Twit.
You take that make up off and you got the crypt keeper.
This is my favourite movie with Matt Dillon and Diane Lane along with The Big Town and Also The Outsiders
Bombed on release but a noir classic, audiences just didn't get it at the time, brilliant cast, direction and photography.
yeah I just recently found out this film was not received well when it was released, which seems crazy to me. so happy that it got recognition over time.
@@yb32 Part of it was the jump cuts that were in the fight scenes that really were distracting, basically made it look silly. Put in by the studio because of a huge backlash against fights in movies influencing real life. The second VHS version on omits this restoring the scenes to how they were originally done by FFC.
That said the almost four hour directors cut has never been released, while there is a legend of an eight hour version of the film. Tom Waits told David Letterman he had a copy of the eight hour version, although I'm not sure if that was just Tom pulling Dave's leg.
Stewart Copland ended up with around 12 hours of unused stuff from the score, which he wanted to release online only the rights holders wouldn't let him. He mentioned this in an interview with a music magazine back around the time of The Police reunion.
in my top 5 for sure
I got it at the time, and I was 17.
@@Djarra Man, I'd love to see the 8-hour version and especially hear the 12-hours of music by Copeland. I listened to the original sound-track so much - mostly cruising around in my car - that I wore out the cassette.
I was really blown away on how different I had expected it to be. It truly translated the scenes so well, and was able to convey the message of the book quite clearly.
He should’ve been in way more movies
I was young when I saw Rumble Fish in the theater so I didn’t really “get it”. . . . BUT, it was the first soundtrack I ever heard that literally gave me goosebumps. I had never heard anything so hauntingly beautiful.
Made by the drummer of The Police
curious fact: 'Donna', the girl who plays the role of Patty's sister in the movie is Sofia Coppola.
sofia coppola also plays the dime girl in the outsiders
@@gerajosephine460 Yes correct
Coppola didn't use her real name in the credits. Simply 'Introducing Domino'.
Diane Lane most beautiful woman ever!!
@Jim Newcombe who? The Princess from Flash Gordon?! Nah
Fantastic film! This should be regarded as a classic!
Diane. 💖
Probably my all-time favorite movie. I had no clue that scene was so technical and complicated. Coppola is definitely a genius. Stewart Copeland's soundtrack in incredible also.
He is a “very cool dude”
This movie had a surreal element to it. It was hard to tell when in what period it actually took place.
When this movie came out we didn't know much about *Mickey Rourke* as the brother.(my friends and I were 17) we were like who's this guy stealing Matt's scenes?
Cherry finally got her chance with Dally!
She got more of a chance with him in "The Big Town" (1987).
💘Both soo gorgeous then and still💝
Diane Lane is without equal.
Diane Lane inexplicably annoyed me when I was a teen in the 80s, but I now see what the attraction was.
One of the great masterpieces. Unbelievable movie. You guys should release The Rain People, too!
Fucking brilliant movie
God damn Diane Lane ages incredibly well!
Bro her mom was a playboy cover model she got it from her mom
When they was filming this movie Matt tried to buy a gun from my grandpas shop but my grandpa basically told him to skip rocks he doesn’t take checks.
I completely understand why Dillon tried to buy a gun. Tulsa is rough as hell! I spent some time living on the streets there. Not a fun memory. Thugs and druggies everywhere. And the cops were mostly a$$holes, especially to the homeless.I did, however, tag "Motorcycle Boy Reigns" on every surface I was able to with a sharpie. 😃
a filmmaker's film
Of course I have like 10 greatest movies of all time but on most days this is the greatest movie ever made! Above all Coppola's movies -the only one equal by measure of his films is maybe Apocalypse Now , this is even better than The Godfather ; due to the fact its so low budget it should give every Director who dreams of making a classic film hope -this one is evidence you don't need a huge budget just a good story line , good players great shots & editing and a soundtrack that matches .
"So low budget??" They spent $10 mil making it!
Wow, the soundtrack is so amazing. The atmosphere of this part... how did they manage? I always thought this was Coppola´s masterpiece
Stewart ( The Police) Copeland did the soundtrack. And for The Equalizer TV show too
@@mavericksreturn1250 Yeah I know it is his soundtrack
Diane Lane is and has always been such a beautiful woman..Just gorgeous!
Loved this film
We need to get Matt and Diane in the Criterion collection closet.
Love this film. Diane Lane still looking hot for her age.
So damn cool. I need to see this, even though I have it on blu-ray.
Nearing 60 and Jesus Christ he's still so hot and beautiful
Life Johnny Depp, Kiefer Sutherland,
HELP RUSTY JAMES FLOATUNG HAD ME DEWD
Was anyone else reminded of Yu Yu Hakasho during the out of body experience?
Matt Dillon once bummed a cigarette from me, in Toronto at the Sutton Place during the film festival. 1986, or 87. Just saying.
I’d have been honored.
“You got a cigarette?” - Rusty James
“No, I don’t have any cigarettes.”
- Steve
@@Wildcock23 I was okay with it. I refused to acknowledge that I knew who he was. I have always been a fan of his.
Very cool.
I think i will be watching that movie unfaithful with Dian Lane again. Lol!!.
Criterion UK release please.
Oh Diane, you did not know my heart skipped a beat when I saw you. Mirror mirror on the wall...
I just think it’s weird that MD talks about “Frances’s idea” of a long out of body experience as opposed to his own idea of a short one, as if it wasn’t the idea of SE Hinton. The novel has him floating above looking down at his body…
Living out Frank Coppola’s dreams, outta my mind, I’m feelin’ mean!
Such a good movie but I cannot look at this without laughing omfg
She was gorgeous when she was young.
Wait... but Rusty James doesn't die in the book...
DeandraAlexisN he doesn’t die in the movie, he just is out of it for a while
THANK GOD.... We Didn't Have the CG Then.
Broo Diane lane is such a babe..ahhh😍
MARTHA!!!
i wish i was diane
I was going to watch this but I gotta fight Biff Wilcox at 10:00.
Oh hi TH-cam. Here's a random comment.
Wow!!Diane lane may have aged but she aged like wine!!!tasteful,bitter sweet n sexy as alwaze!!
Way to go ms.lane!!
Love ya as alwaze!!
I once thought Diane Lane was one of the prettiest women alive. Its a damn shame pretty woman have to get old
THIS IS ONLY MOVIEI THAT IS EQUIVLENT T REBEL??????????????
for me, the out-of-body scene was the only scene I disliked, very hammy I thought, and still think..... everything else I loved, and still do..... surprised my dvd hasn't worn out! （＾＿－） ditto all that vis-à-vis Grand Canyon... the out-of-body scene was clunky, loved and love the rest....
So that means they had to dress him over the cast while he laid horizontal.
tata companies to take out my rent from my england flag areas in hdfc bank ac for each steps commonsense
An art film made for teenagers 😘🤌
Why black and white the outsiders was in color
This book is more symbolic and it really isn’t supposed to make sense. The Outsiders was just a regular story. I think Coppola was trying to use the black and white for this film to be artistic and show symbolism. In fact, there’s one scene in this movie where everything else is black and white except for the Rumble Fish in fish tanks at the pet store.
Libby Saylor the outsiders was a real story it's based off S.E Hinton pov of life and the beginning of the outsiders is a real event that happened to her friend.
+Lamiya Washington that is also another reason that I forgot about 😂
Libby Saylor it's ok it took me a long time to think of it
@@Purplenpinkk what they said, the main character is color blind.