I worked on this film and was involved with the Indie company that produced it....MVL was selected for competition in Cannes the year of its release...and Mousie & Sad Girl walked the red carpet with Allison Anders. So great to see so many people still connecting with it!!
One of my favorite movies as a kid. Im a 90's baby and grew up watching this. If your not part of the culture, you wouldnt understand. Some of the best memories! Thanks for uploading!
I grew up in this era. Hood life was tough in L.A county back then. Most of my peers are on drugs, in jail or dead 😢. This movie is a life depiction through art!....simply beautiful ❤️. *90's nostalgia*
I went through the same thing as giggles when she came home from prison her daughter didn't know her. I had my son in prison as a young girl in the state of Texas and came home to my baby boy who didnt know me. Hes all grown now 13 and we have a great life. I got a bachelors degree, am married and have a home. I feel pretty successful. You can definitely turn your life around. Giggles knew what's up...
Congratulations. I have seen this happen time and time again. It's never too late and people can change. I will go to my grave knowing that as a fact.. God bless you.
This movie debuted on HBO when I was 11 years old and at 37 I STILL know all the words and own the soundtrack. This is beginning of how I learned Spanish, especially the slang. Love this movie
Nica Rogers, a member of the Echo Park gang, died of an overdose at the age of 19. She was in a few scenes in the movie as well. Rogers had a son named Rueben who was left orphaned after the death of his mother, so Anders adopted him. He is now 28-years-old, married with his family and living in Texas. He is also working in the Hollywood industry. Anders also started a Nica Rogers scholarship that would benefit the youth in Echo Park. R.I.P. Nica Rogers 🌹🕯️🌹
I have,I need,if anyone need's me m.e all they have to do is ask.i am waiting.g ta meet you.maybe you can finish 🤝 meetin my daughtier's molly brazy and dej loaf they are my daughtier's and finish ma
I love this movie. Watched it for the first time when I was 14. I'm now 38 and still love the movie. I grew up in the same lifestyle but got away before it was too late.
Im 40 and i remember growin up around lowrider bikes and cars and gangbanging in the 90s out her in the chi remember rockin ben davis dickies and cortezes while bumpin freestyle
Real talk this was a good movie💯 i always admired the latino culture its like they go through the same things as us blacks do i look at latinos as cousins to us blacks💯 much respect to the latinos i love their movies
Man, in this time of racism, police violence against minorities, unjustified killings and trump’s deportations your comment has meaning 92fatmack .. big ups !
I wasn’t allowed to watch this when it came out 😭😂 All of my friend’s came to school talking about it and assigned names. They called me La Whisper 😫 I never knew why. This is my first time watching this! 😭🤣😂
619Capricorn 🤣😂 It was my chola phase and I didn’t even know what an actual chola was like.. my parents were vegan Christians with no tv... lmfaooo it was rough 😫😂
I would never understand why two women would ever physically fight over a man, I know it's a movie but this happens everyday, I love my husband with all my heart but if I ever found out he cheated and is seeing someone else I would happily let him go, no drama no nothing, I'll even help him pack and wish him the best, sure I would be hurt of his betrayal but in long run I'll be happy I kept my dignity.
Kaylah Mosley my uncle slept with his wife’s sister multiple times even after he said he was sorry. Some men are just what they are. A cheater. He was told, If u wana fuck many women stay single and never marry or get into a serious relationship. Sadly he’s single now old and lonely.
500 dollars must have been a lot of money back then. Some goes to Ernestos kids, Some for whispers hospital bills, and some to Ernesto's mom for a broken heart
@Clyde Frog you're talking about going into the corner store my guy. That doesn't compare to splitting 500 dollars between kids, hospital bills, and another person. 500 dollars wouldn't even cover the ride to the hospital.
Crazy how the people who play Ernesto and Mousey end up playing in Selena as the brother and the cousin who went shopping for the Grammy's with her 4 years later.
Jacob vargas also played in mi familia as Jose the father of the family. He played the young version of Jose wth Jennifer lopez as young version of his wife.
My mother was born in Echo Park and that's where my family first settled after we came from Mexico God Bless Her and the LifeStyle she lived this movie portrays just that and even more it shows the life of the people of Echo Park in that Era. my mom was born in 1959 and she lived in Echo Park until her 30s Echo Park made my whole family what they are today and changed them for the worst and for the Best all I can say now is none of my family lives there anymore but they never forget where they came from and the lessons Echo Park instilled in there life from gang bangers to high class citizens VIVA LA RAZA
@@HomeAloneKev Yeah you fu**ed my ending up😂😂 just playing I have seen this movie countless times.I remember me and my homeboys wanted to fu** the sh** of sad girl. 😂😂Now I am like what the hell was I thinking. 🤔 She seems like a chola toss up bit** to me now.I want the Kardashian type now.😂😂.
OMG! I had forgotten this movie existed. I grew up in Echo Park in mid 80's to early 90's . My friends and I would eat at Patra's Burgers on Sunset and Levata Terrace. Hung out at the hiking trail of Elysian Park. The only gun shots we heard around that time, the training L.A.P.D officers cadets at the training facility. No big crime and no really drive by shootings. Miss my friends and that great memories. Raiders guys in the hood would make fun of me, simply because my team and passion was the Los Angeles Rams. So they would were thier Silver & Black and I'd wear my Gold and Blue of the Rams. We enjoy the fireworks at Echo Park every 4th of July as a kid and as a teen. Thanks for uploading this great movie my friend! Great job and terrific movie.👍
i wish they still made movies like this, it isnt even the greatest ever but it is still so much greater than most of the modern movies that come out these days
fruit bat 🍒🦇 😂 that’s a joke right! This movie is so badly acted and it was very poorly directed! I can’t believe how much I use to like this movie in the early 90’s
Aguacate con Limon and More I agree the plot was very weak; the best part was the “blue eyes.” Storyline. For being 95 minutes it has little substance and to much narration. In my opinion a movie should have no more than 1 narrator if at all.
DUDE.....this movie is EXACTLY how Sun Valley was during 85-95....my mom was one of the only female drug dealers at the time.....this culture was everywhere during that time........I never got involved in it...but still its crazy seeing this old film again and remembering how it all went down back then......party crews, rivalries, street beat magazine...time flies!!!
Not only that but she was really down for the varrio she wasnt sprung on some vato then like someone said had a kid. But what I mean about being down is like when she went out with her sis she was down to be banging on all those fools at the party!! Lol
I was 20 years old when this movie came out, Los Angeles Born Raised I said I’ll watch this movie someday,,, 30 years later I’m finally going to sit down and enjoy this movie.
@@Halesburg Gentrification surrounds Echo Park. Look at Silver Lake which is just a few blocks up Sunset from Echo Park. Also with all the old garment building from the early years of Los Angeles being established at the turn of the 19th century. All those old brick building went to shit in the early 90s when billy boy clinton wrote a bill called NAFTA. Thousands upon thousands of seamstress jobs went to Mexico and now China. But those empty building got retrofitted and turned into million dollar lofts overnight. So now instead of pro's & dopers walking around DTLA all night, you have young yuppies walking around DTLA at all hrs of the night from bar hopping at bars that charge $20 dollars for a beer or $50 dollars for a top shelf drink. Now i'm not sure if Ur talking from first hand experience from living in Los Angeles city Or Ur talking point is from the news media blowing up the story last week about L/E kicking out all the homeless & gangs out from the park for drugs.. The truth is; it doesn't much matter anymore, Sacramento & DC sold Cali out long ago.
Poetry and art were written from the joint to Teen Angel magazine. It was a bad ass orginal drawings and poetry that the OGs old school use to create from prison.
🎉🎉 this is a classic one of my favorites i sent my sister the link she was a chola mousey jaja shes gonna love it. Thank you 🙏 you know your getting old when your watching this on TH-cam and Ernesto before the movie Friday before Aztec warrior 🤣🤣🤣🇲🇽🇺🇸💯
I live in Socal and grew up the only white boy on my block. Some dudes were watching a movie smoking some weed and let me sit down and join. Learned alot that day and this movie opened my eyes like no school ever did.
Classic hood movie!! Best scene, Giggles & Big Sleepy. "I'll always back up Echo Park, but u gotta grow up sometime. Get a plan in life, u know, even if it's a crazy one". Mi Vida Loca, showing love from Philly!
@@hildapompa4236 Oh wow! One word: L U C K Y! Can't even imagine 😊 And I know he's probably one of the best neighbors one could have too. He seems like a really laid back cool guy. Like the kind of person you can just kick it with and chill any time you see and talk to him. Thanks for sharing that with me. Truly they are lucky. (Hi to Jesse from me) if you're ever over to your folks house one day and see him outside 😉
@@Jpcorza69 Then you definitely have a cutie on your hands. Lucky! Don't let that one slip away. Not only is Jesse B. handsome but he's also a very intelligent person to add which equals the perfect combination.
The point at 24:39 when Sad Girl is talking to her dad... That part really touches me. The way he's talking to her, reflecting about her mom. He sounds so loving and says the same things to her that my dad would say to me when I would go out.
@@latricesaldana2257 Sad Girl: "Hey Dad" Dad: "Oh, I thought you were your mom.. I was dreaming that ur mom was yelling at me, she always yelled at me, idk about what, but it was just her habit.. We remember the weirdest things about people when they're gone.." Sad Girl: I have to go, dad. Dad: "Yes daughter, go, it's Friday and you have the right to enjoy yourself. So go, and have fun." The messed up part about this is that she's going out to fight and could potentially get killed, and the dad is clueless to this life his daughter is living. Its usually like that with all the Mexican gangsters families, they have no idea about their kids. Unless they raise their kids to be gangsters..
Las pandillas de Los 80s y 90s eran asi, en Los Angeles, cada ecena que esta en la pelicula, es lo que en todas las pandilla pasaba. Hoy dia hay mucho menos pandillas pero son mas Agresibas, hoy son balasos,
I never appreciated a comment more than yours. People always say these songs are a “vibe” and it just rubs me the wrong way, the way you described it made me happy and i agree 💯
The best movie Out their in my opinion ✊🏽The Varrios in the 90s and 80s will never be recreated Viva La raza Long live all those Locos and locas who died in these streets
When payphones were still around *and* pay phones were still $0.25 before they raised the price, ohhh! --that's old school. 😀😀😀and teaching him how to use a pager!!😃 Simpler times in the 90's.
Arturo Leal III I’m an 80’s baby and I remember always hearing in 92/93 that computers were the key to the future,, using a computer in the early 90’s was something that blew our minds lol
I remember watching this movie as a young teen back in THE DAY. I bought the soundtrack too. My old chola days lol. Brings back memories. This movie is a classic in my eyes.
*TOO BAD FEMALES THESE DAYS DON'T KNOW HOW TO STICK BY THOSE RULES... I THINK GEN-X WAS THE LAST GENERATION TO HAVE REAL "LOYALTY" TO THEIR HOMEBOYS & HOMEGIRLS. I SEE SHIT TODAY WITH SOME OF MY SONS FRIENDS THAT MAKE ME SO HAPPY MY SON MET HIS "TRUE LOVE" AT 15 WHEN HE WAS VISITING MY DAD IN TEXAS FOR THE SUMMER. WE LIVE IN FLORIDA, BUT THIS GIRL WAS SO SWEET THAT I PROMISED HIM IF HE STAYED ON THE PATH HE WAS ON TO GRADUATING EARLY & GETTING A BASEBALL SCHOLARSHIP PLUS AN ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP TO FSU, I'D MAKE SURE SHE WAS ABLE TO VISIT AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE & I WOULD PAY FOR IT. THE ONLY ISSUE WE HAD WAS, HER PARENTS WERE STRICT BCUZ THEY WERE GOOD PARENTS LOL, BUT THEY ARE NOT U.S. CITIZENS... MOM IS FROM SPAIN & DAD IS FROM MEXICO. THEY HAD 5 KIDS BUT ONLY MY SON'S GF & HER OLDER BROTHER WERE BORN IN THE U.S. SO, I HAD TO FLY OUT TO MEET THEM EVEN THOUGH SHE WAS 18 WHEN MY SON MET HER AT 15, SHE COULD'VE DONE ANYTHING SHE WANTED TO DO, BUT SHE HAD THE TYPE OF RESPECT FOR HER PARENTS THAT MY SONS HAVE FOR ME & THEIR FATHER AND MOST IDS IN THE U.S. DO NOT HAVE ANYMORE. AFTER I MET HER PARENTS EVERYTHING WAS FINE AND WHEN MY SON TURNED 16 & GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL EARLY, I PAID TO MOVE HIS GF TO FL. TO LIVE WITH US. I EVEN BOUGHT HER A CAR AND PUT THEM IN THEIR OWN PRIVATE LITTLE ADDITION TO MY HOME, SO THEY HAD THEIR OWN LIVING SPACE & THEIR OWN PRIVATE ENTRANCE. I AM GLAD I DID IT BCUZ SHE WOULD HAVE HAD TO GO TO COLLEGE IN TEXAS IF I HADN'T MOVED HER TO FL. & HELPED HER GET ALL KINDS OF GRANTS FROM THE STATE OF FL. THAT PAID FOR HER FULLY TO GO TO COLLEGE TO BE A PHYSICAL THERAPIST. HER & MY SON ARE BOTH IN COLLEGE NOW AND I DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT MY SON TURNING OUT TO BE SOME FRATERNITY BOY ASSHOLE... LIKE HIS UNCLE DID!! ( My little brother!! ) I JUST PRAY THAT "LOYALTY" & "RESPECT" MAKE A COME BACK LIKE EVERY OTHER "TREND"!!
I'm a Chicano who grew up in this life style in S.F. 1980....Barrio Little Park,............Now I have a successful business, live in a beautiful house with 3000 square Ft. living space with a wrap around porch in a upscale white neighborhood, I speak with proper grammar, better than most people around me. Neither of my parents graduated from high school, yet I brought myself up through education and perseverance. No one who knows me today would think that I came from this type of life style. So you shouldn't judge anyone because you never know what they have been though in life, or what they could become. When your young, and this is all you know, it may seem important. then you grow, and see that there is so much more 2 life.
I was born in 99 in south California in Avenues turf. That place was scary. I saw my first shooting when I was only 8 years old. Then when I was 10 I joined a gang in Texas (I moved a lot, I live in lewisville ) I joined a gang called vatos locos. And man I thought they was copying from Blood In Blood Out. Turns out there is a street gang here in tx. Called vatos locos. I was new in the barrio I knew no one. So I join. I'm 15 turning 16 in September and I gotta be honest. I hate this I've style. I wish I can take back what I did and never joined. Now I got my girlfriend pregnant and my mom is so angry. I pay attention in school I don't drink I stopped smoking. I'm trying to get a job for my family. But it's because I'm 15 and I already got a record. My gang at first was the only thing I love. Now I'm realizing that there is more to life than just fighting and stealing. Shit, what should I do.
Also i dress old school and talk old school (I try to change my accent and speaking and all but it's a habit) I try my best but I want my son to grow up better than I did.
Wow, the gravity of this movie really hit me. The way death became more common at the end of the movie opposed to the beginning really showed how things became more violent with time and how there is a snowball of revengeful deaths that eventually leads to children being shot.
You are right. We live in the end of times. Sadly, it will get worse. Good news is that by obeying the commands of Jesus, you could survive it. Read the Bible and draw near to Jesus.
Alora Estrada You are right. We live in the end of times. Sadly, it will get worse. Good news is that by obeying the commands of Jesus, you could survive it. Read the Bible and draw near to Jesus.
I still love this movie. I grew up in San Pedro around all the ESE’s so I could defintely resonate with the Life. I miss the 90’s. It was a great time to be young
Still watching in 2024 and will FOREVER continue to watch! 💯💯🙏🏼🌹
Who's watching during the quarantine 2020 ? 😂
😂
Meeee
Rodolfo718 🙌🏻
Rodolfo718 woah woah woah tooo accurate
okay but me
I worked on this film and was involved with the Indie company that produced it....MVL was selected for competition in Cannes the year of its release...and Mousie & Sad Girl walked the red carpet with Allison Anders. So great to see so many people still connecting with it!!
Thanks for sharing
Rip to my mom...she was the best mom ever..so loving...she loved this movie...now everytime I watch this movie I think of her
Stay up bro💯💯
Rip
Rip 🕊 🙏
Your mom was probably a shkunka to like this movie full of shkunkas😂😂
I'm an African American man, I stumbled across this movie by accident about 20 years ago, it's been one of my favorites ever since.
Coo
Fuck rap chet
I loved it more as a teenager
Blood in Blood out, American me, Road Dogz, are also classics.
Tru life
Can we just take a second to admire Big Sleepy for being a good single father 💙💙💙
Fined af
As a bastard child myself raised by a single mom I thought good father's were extinct
Fr huh bought his home cooked haha
He was one of my favorites
@David Gonzalez jr no sh*t
My mom grew up by echo park. She went to Roosevelt high school. Rip mom 1924- 2020
So sorry about that man I hope u are doing great now
🕊✨ What a blessing to live to be 96. I’m so sorry for your loss. Sending lots of love and prayers your way! I pray she’s resting peacefully in Heaven!
What she die from?
Rip but damn bro, your moms been living
Hope your doing good...condolences to you...my mom unexpectedly passed away on May 3rd of the year
One of my favorite movies as a kid. Im a 90's baby and grew up watching this. If your not part of the culture, you wouldnt understand. Some of the best memories! Thanks for uploading!
Ernesto pull out game weak
Why pull out?
He made some nice babys
It be like that sometimes 🤣🤣🤣
Lol
Imagine taking someone else’s comment
Who else is watching this on 2021!?
Mee
Juan Garcia is this American me
loren caples No it’s not
It’s called Mi vida Loca, it came out in 1993, it’s still a must see movie! You’ll like it.
This Weto Loco right here. Epic movie. Two thumbs way the F up! GAAAAS!⛽🔥🔥🔥💛🧡❤
Aqui
Gotta love how she justifies sleeping with her friends man because "they both missed her"😂😂😂😂😂
thats a true whore answer lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Both got barley a two digit i.q. they got dumbest bitches I've seen
I think sad girl was more like a lesbian b wanted mousie for her.
She was never a friend
I grew up in this era. Hood life was tough in L.A county back then. Most of my peers are on drugs, in jail or dead 😢. This movie is a life depiction through art!....simply beautiful ❤️. *90's nostalgia*
“Computers are the key to the future” for how old this movie is they were right
So was Zapp
SUMO ? Not sure what you’re talking about
@@scuxxba computer love by zapp? 90s song , look it up
SUMO oh Ight
BxxDxx Hoodoo ok? Cool bro I’m not that old but good point
I went through the same thing as giggles when she came home from prison her daughter didn't know her. I had my son in prison as a young girl in the state of Texas and came home to my baby boy who didnt know me. Hes all grown now 13 and we have a great life. I got a bachelors degree, am married and have a home. I feel pretty successful. You can definitely turn your life around. Giggles knew what's up...
Congratulations. I have seen this happen time and time again. It's never too late and people can change. I will go to my grave knowing that as a fact.. God bless you.
Dee gonzales.are you married yet
Congrats
That’s right .I came home to my son as well . After close to six years. Nice to hear your Successful little story.
That's what's up! I'm glad you turned your life around!
This movie debuted on HBO when I was 11 years old and at 37 I STILL know all the words and own the soundtrack. This is beginning of how I learned Spanish, especially the slang. Love this movie
Omg! Lol me 2 I'm 34 now and I remember growing up watching this movie
Have you gotten into good cinema since then?
@@lokivato bro, are you just here to be a hater? We like the movie despite your condescension.
I just realized, when Whisper gave Sad Girl her lucky amulet she wasn’t so lucky anymore because she got shot! 😧😧
Yup she got shot later that night.
@@diablo666541how , when? I didn't see she got shot any how any where on here. Missing something here
Nica Rogers, a member of the Echo Park gang, died of an overdose at the age of 19. She was in a few scenes in the movie as well. Rogers had a son named Rueben who was left orphaned after the death of his mother, so Anders adopted him. He is now 28-years-old, married with his family and living in Texas. He is also working in the Hollywood industry. Anders also started a Nica Rogers scholarship that would benefit the youth in Echo Park.
R.I.P. Nica Rogers 🌹🕯️🌹
Allison Anders is very talented and has a big heartas well. Good info about Nica Rogers💞. Anders lives in Alta Dena off the 210...nice hilly town.
Heroine is a hellava drug
Who is she in the movie. I didn't see her name in the end credits other than the dedication to her
I have,I need,if anyone need's me m.e all they have to do is ask.i am waiting.g ta meet you.maybe you can finish 🤝 meetin my daughtier's molly brazy and dej loaf they are my daughtier's and finish ma
I didn't see Nica in the movies.I knew her and used to kick it at her house.
Omg I can’t believe I’m watching mi vida loca full movie on TH-cam 🙌🏻🙌🏻😇😇
Thank you for the full movie 💯
Love 💋⚘❤
Sshhhhhh don’t say that cuz they might take it down lol 😆
🖤🌹
For real ehh
Ilovethis💜💜💜❤️❤️💜😁
Don't you love how he tells both girls " don't worry I'll protect you".
That line still works in 2021. 😂
MEANWHILE HE COULDN'T EVEN PROTECT HIMSELF
@@kbettzabe2099 👀
@@throwednoe... 🤣😉.. To right.. Lol
They both his homegirl lol
I love this movie. Watched it for the first time when I was 14. I'm now 38 and still love the movie. I grew up in the same lifestyle but got away before it was too late.
Im 40 and i remember growin up around lowrider bikes and cars and gangbanging in the 90s out her in the chi remember rockin ben davis dickies and cortezes while bumpin freestyle
Never gonna see them days again when shit was real and organized
Hope you got into actual good cinema
Lmao you grew up with the white folks lying ass self 🤣🤣
Hi mousey shawna
Real talk this was a good movie💯 i always admired the latino culture its like they go through the same things as us blacks do i look at latinos as cousins to us blacks💯 much respect to the latinos i love their movies
Thanks much Love to you too, much Blessings to you and your Familia
92fatmack fuck that we ain’t cousins. But if you have my back I have yours. Also, black girls have big booties!
Lol and us Latinos got y’all bro 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Man, in this time of racism, police violence against minorities, unjustified killings and trump’s deportations your comment has meaning 92fatmack .. big ups !
Whats up cuzzo lol
The most heated battle was the McDonald's vs Burger King debate
Pseudonym damn right
Rofl 4 reals. It was like the battle of the commercial. I can't McD won. I rather go to the King 👑
I do love me sum Bk thoooo
BK✊🏼
Burger King for life 👑
Ernesto use power and control Manipulation to come between two friends they weren’t smart enough to see that.
Lol. Estaban bien tapadas lol...
Not Ernesto’s fault 🤣
I love this
None them girls had any brains minus giggles she tried to move ahead by getting a job
I love this movie since i was 13 now im 44 great memories from bk in the day..Mexican n chicanos n black ppl raza❤❤
I grew up in SoCal in the 90's, this movie is straight classic.
Mauricio Labra Just as bad in the east coast to the west
The Mexicans here on the east coast are different from the Mexicans on the west
@@taralynntorrescarreralopez1574 yep they appear more native in appearance. Also their Mexican food is totally different than California Mexican food.
How did Giggles get away with trying to portray
a Mexican. Her accent is horrible sounds like she’s from NY. Nothing about her looks Mexican.
@RedEyeOf Jupiter bahahaha lay it down
Who else is watching this from 2020 and May I say the way she talks tho
Julian Nieto malagon me lol
idk bout the last part but im watching lol just got done watching it 🤘🏽🌸
Hell yeah
Me
Hell yeaaa
I came from Blood in Blood out to this, and discovered 2 absolute gems in 1 day 💥
Same bro... Just found out yesterday
this movie came out 1st before blood in blood out, and before this movie there was American Me
Welcome to the fold!
Me to
me too lmao
Born & Raised on Sunday Blvd & Micheltorena St. A few blocks from there and this was a CLASSIC took me back. Gracias! Al Rato!
I wasn’t allowed to watch this when it came out 😭😂 All of my friend’s came to school talking about it and assigned names. They called me La Whisper 😫 I never knew why. This is my first time watching this! 😭🤣😂
Vanessa Ashland 😂😂😂Dam I understand same here i seen it at a friends house i was luccy🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️i was 12yrs old then
619Capricorn 🤣😂 It was my chola phase and I didn’t even know what an actual chola was like.. my parents were vegan Christians with no tv... lmfaooo it was rough 😫😂
Vanessa Ashland 😭😭😭Dam i feel your pain i was raised in a strict christian home also smh the struggles 😂😂😂
Where does your last name come from ? ( besides your mom and pops)
Gerardo Padilla my ex husband 😂🤣 I haven’t changed it back. Me da flojera... lmao
I would never understand why two women would ever physically fight over a man, I know it's a movie but this happens everyday, I love my husband with all my heart but if I ever found out he cheated and is seeing someone else I would happily let him go, no drama no nothing, I'll even help him pack and wish him the best, sure I would be hurt of his betrayal but in long run I'll be happy I kept my dignity.
That's grown woman talk.
But they were BEST friends tho...They shit hit different
Kaylah Mosley my uncle slept with his wife’s sister multiple times even after he said he was sorry. Some men are just what they are. A cheater. He was told, If u wana fuck many women stay single and never marry or get into a serious relationship. Sadly he’s single now old and lonely.
Mauricio Labra you’re a male. you’re opinion is invalid
U say that now but if ya Was in to find you're bf on your man the prime evil part of the brain might take over
500 dollars must have been a lot of money back then. Some goes to Ernestos kids, Some for whispers hospital bills, and some to Ernesto's mom for a broken heart
Tragic😐
@Clyde Frog you're talking about going into the corner store my guy. That doesn't compare to splitting 500 dollars between kids, hospital bills, and another person. 500 dollars wouldn't even cover the ride to the hospital.
Ro G, they were talking about splitting the cash from selling the truck not winning the car show.
They was talking about selling the truck and splitting the feria FOO!
$125 each
I forgot all about the ending.... I wasn't ready... 😩😭😭😭😭 Watching this after having kids. Hurts like hell. 2023!!
Giggles is so freaking pretty 😭❤️
Dishier Wand RIGHTTTR ONLLL
What about her sister Rachel?
Dishier Wand her curly hair
Yeah she is...
her and her sister are gorgeous
90s gangster movies is lit
Shawna Monae: You spelled "it" wrong. Typo.
Lit ? Dumbass terminology
Girl these dudes discreetly want your number
That's true and it's how the got startsed
Its true
Crazy how the people who play Ernesto and Mousey end up playing in Selena as the brother and the cousin who went shopping for the Grammy's with her 4 years later.
Ur beautiful
and she plays Selena's mother in the series years later. Also the actor that plays Joker Bird played the young Abraham Quintanilla in the movie too.
Aye mamii
What?! I wouldn't have known that. SELENA Q ❤
Jacob vargas also played in mi familia as Jose the father of the family. He played the young version of Jose wth Jennifer lopez as young version of his wife.
My mother was born in Echo Park and that's where my family first settled after we came from Mexico God Bless Her and the LifeStyle she lived this movie portrays just that and even more it shows the life of the people of Echo Park in that Era. my mom was born in 1959 and she lived in Echo Park until her 30s Echo Park made my whole family what they are today and changed them for the worst and for the Best all I can say now is none of my family lives there anymore but they never forget where they came from and the lessons Echo Park instilled in there life from gang bangers to high class citizens VIVA LA RAZA
Man you see Danny Trejo everywhere 😂
I know. He's in my kitchen right now, cleaning up the Thanksgiving fixings. He's literally everywhere.
He's the Mexican Samuel l Jackson he in every movie
He’s immortal. You can’t escape the Trejo.
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The ending hits hard, This scene always hits my heart especially when they walk off and the song starts playing
Great cinematography
Thanks for ruining the ending jk I like blood and blood out
@@HomeAloneKev Yeah you fu**ed my ending up😂😂 just playing I have seen this movie countless times.I remember me and my homeboys wanted to fu** the sh** of sad girl. 😂😂Now I am like what the hell was I thinking. 🤔 She seems like a chola toss up bit** to me now.I want the Kardashian type now.😂😂.
@eliahh90 youtube and soundcloud
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Omg i finally found it...been looking for this whole movie. I saw it when it first aired and I loved it.
Thank you!!! They took down so many older movies smh
The actress that plays Giggles is so gorgeous. Resembles Angelina Jolie, before she was even known around.
Santina Belly Dance she looks like the girl from weird science
FLAWLEZZ713 lol
I can't believe you are
She fine
Danza Kuduro
I love how Mousie goes by herself not giving afuck....and needs no back up
She had that gun that didnt work?? Lol
Lol @@diablo666541
OMG! I had forgotten this movie existed. I grew up in Echo Park in mid 80's to early 90's . My friends and I would eat at Patra's Burgers on Sunset and Levata Terrace. Hung out at the hiking trail of Elysian Park. The only gun shots we heard around that time, the training L.A.P.D officers cadets at the training facility. No big crime and no really drive by shootings. Miss my friends and that great memories. Raiders guys in the hood would make fun of me, simply because my team and passion was the Los Angeles Rams. So they would were thier Silver & Black and I'd wear my Gold and Blue of the Rams. We enjoy the fireworks at Echo Park every 4th of July as a kid and as a teen. Thanks for uploading this great movie my friend! Great job and terrific movie.👍
Thank you for this 🤞🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Ernesto didn’t die...he went into witness protection n changed his name to...”Joker” No more locked doorz!!!
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Lol!!!!!!
Hahahaha
Mike J 😂😂👍🏼👍🏼
😆😂 great, just great!
i wish they still made movies like this, it isnt even the greatest ever but it is still so much greater than most of the modern movies that come out these days
fruit bat 🍒🦇 less is more
fruit bat 🍒🦇 😂 that’s a joke right! This movie is so badly acted and it was very poorly directed! I can’t believe how much I use to like this movie in the early 90’s
Aguacate con Limon and More
I agree the plot was very weak; the best part was the “blue eyes.” Storyline. For being 95 minutes it has little substance and to much narration. In my opinion a movie should have no more than 1 narrator if at all.
Aguacate con Limon and More bitch that aint a joke this movie is wayyyyy better then the movies nowadays
That's debatebel
DUDE.....this movie is EXACTLY how Sun Valley was during 85-95....my mom was one of the only female drug dealers at the time.....this culture was everywhere during that time........I never got involved in it...but still its crazy seeing this old film again and remembering how it all went down back then......party crews, rivalries, street beat magazine...time flies!!!
This is so cool! An updated version! 4K thanks bro!
I think I know why Duran wanted that truck...
because he was the one that did the paint job on it in Sangre Por Sangre . Lol
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🤣🤣🤣😂😂 Good ass comment
Nice observation
I never understood why the homegirls basically chose Sad Girl over Mousey in the beginning
Kari A easy....because Sad Girl was still down for the hood...while Mousey stayed away after she had Junior
L.A._Ray true
L.A._Ray I was wondering the same shit but that makes sense 💀
Not only that but she was really down for the varrio she wasnt sprung on some vato then like someone said had a kid. But what I mean about being down is like when she went out with her sis she was down to be banging on all those fools at the party!! Lol
Because SadGirl was still kicking it and Mousie leaned back with only her baby
I was 20 years old when this movie came out, Los Angeles Born Raised I said I’ll watch this movie someday,,, 30 years later I’m finally going to sit down and enjoy this movie.
When my daughter grows up Echo Park will be hers
Gentrification: Naaaaawwwwww
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Echo park is full of passed out homeless people and drug dealers. Dafuq you talking about homie?
@@Halesburg Gentrification surrounds Echo Park. Look at Silver Lake which is just a few blocks up Sunset from Echo Park. Also with all the old garment building from the early years of Los Angeles being established at the turn of the 19th century. All those old brick building went to shit in the early 90s when billy boy clinton wrote a bill called NAFTA. Thousands upon thousands of seamstress jobs went to Mexico and now China. But those empty building got retrofitted and turned into million dollar lofts overnight. So now instead of pro's & dopers walking around DTLA all night, you have young yuppies walking around DTLA at all hrs of the night from bar hopping at bars that charge $20 dollars for a beer or $50 dollars for a top shelf drink. Now i'm not sure if Ur talking from first hand experience from living in Los Angeles city Or Ur talking point is from the news media blowing up the story last week about L/E kicking out all the homeless & gangs out from the park for drugs.. The truth is; it doesn't much matter anymore, Sacramento & DC sold Cali out long ago.
It belongs to Becky and Karen now
@@michaelsaintjude NAFTA killed all the jobs in my part of Canada and the rich bought out all the neighborhoods. It's the same everywhere aparently.
Watched this movie when I was 13 and now I’m 34 damn how time flies.
And in another 20 years we will remember covid-19
Yes
It's awesome that, in real life, the actresses that portray Sad Girl and Mousey are still friends to this day.
Chicanos never lose the love
Shut up man damn
Poetry and art were written from the joint to Teen Angel magazine. It was a bad ass orginal drawings and poetry that the OGs old school use to create from prison.
Is that magazine still published i aint seen it sinse 80s
I haven’t seen this movie in so long. Thank you for loading this 💜
2020 can we agree how trifling Ernesto was!!!!
Who’s here in October 2019???
Me
ME TOO
Right here!
Aqui
Cray cray!
🎉🎉 this is a classic one of my favorites i sent my sister the link she was a chola mousey jaja shes gonna love it. Thank you 🙏 you know your getting old when your watching this on TH-cam and Ernesto before the movie Friday before Aztec warrior 🤣🤣🤣🇲🇽🇺🇸💯
I live in Socal and grew up the only white boy on my block. Some dudes were watching a movie smoking some weed and let me sit down and join. Learned alot that day and this movie opened my eyes like no school ever did.
Menace to society, juice, La Bamba Blood In Blood out, stand and deliver My family, Mi vida Loca, are all amazing films
Don’t forget Mi Familia!
..and American Me
Classic hood movie!! Best scene, Giggles & Big Sleepy. "I'll always back up Echo Park, but u gotta grow up sometime. Get a plan in life, u know, even if it's a crazy one". Mi Vida Loca, showing love from Philly!
Thank you for sharing! ❤️🔥🕊️
Mi Vida Loca was and STILL IS MY MOVIE!!! Mousie and Sad Girl still look good!
Sad girl look like lesbian
The guy who played Cruz in blood in blood out played El Duran
jesus21841 ... Yeah that's right. Cruzito in Blood In/Out. His real name is Jesse Borrego. Always bee n a favorite of mine actor and crush!
@@EmeraldJade66 my bf looks like him a lot
@@EmeraldJade66 Jesse Borrego is my mom and my dad's neighbor!!
@@hildapompa4236 Oh wow! One word: L U C K Y! Can't even imagine 😊 And I know he's probably one of the best neighbors one could have too. He seems like a really laid back cool guy. Like the kind of person you can just kick it with and chill any time you see and talk to him. Thanks for sharing that with me. Truly they are lucky. (Hi to Jesse from me) if you're ever over to your folks house one day and see him outside 😉
@@Jpcorza69 Then you definitely have a cutie on your hands. Lucky! Don't let that one slip away. Not only is Jesse B. handsome but he's also a very intelligent person to add which equals the perfect combination.
The point at 24:39 when Sad Girl is talking to her dad... That part really touches me. The way he's talking to her, reflecting about her mom. He sounds so loving and says the same things to her that my dad would say to me when I would go out.
This was one of my fave scenes as well. I wanted people to see that there was love there. Sadgirl came from a loving family.
What did he say?
@@latricesaldana2257
Sad Girl: "Hey Dad"
Dad: "Oh, I thought you were your mom.. I was dreaming that ur mom was yelling at me, she always yelled at me, idk about what, but it was just her habit.. We remember the weirdest things about people when they're gone.."
Sad Girl: I have to go, dad.
Dad: "Yes daughter, go, it's Friday and you have the right to enjoy yourself. So go, and have fun."
The messed up part about this is that she's going out to fight and could potentially get killed, and the dad is clueless to this life his daughter is living. Its usually like that with all the Mexican gangsters families, they have no idea about their kids. Unless they raise their kids to be gangsters..
Little fun fact that was kid frost who played the dad Lol
@@joseph395 he played mousie’s father
desde españa viendo mi vida loca por 5 vez increíble todas las emociones que despierta este 'documental'
Las pandillas de Los 80s y 90s eran asi, en Los Angeles, cada ecena que esta en la pelicula, es lo que en todas las pandilla pasaba. Hoy dia hay mucho menos pandillas pero son mas Agresibas, hoy son balasos,
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Buena película no la conocía. Gracias por compartirla.
man the oldies make you feel some type of way
Fax make me feel empty after watching them
bored
@@Squidrifiic gives me that “at home” feeling when watching then when it’s over does make me feel sad/empty
Hell yea
I never appreciated a comment more than yours. People always say these songs are a “vibe” and it just rubs me the wrong way, the way you described it made me happy and i agree 💯
Ernesto was pledging his love in that special way.Priceless.
Yeah, to his truck
@@Decades-pl2kl Yes but what a truck...
The best movie Out their in my opinion ✊🏽The Varrios in the 90s and 80s will never be recreated Viva La raza Long live all those Locos and locas who died in these streets
When payphones were still around *and* pay phones were still $0.25 before they raised the price, ohhh! --that's old school. 😀😀😀and teaching him how to use a pager!!😃 Simpler times in the 90's.
They're still around. I saw one or two on my college campus and at a shop across from where I went to middle school.
What's a pager
They're like 35 cents still
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35cents is not the same as 25cents, I know what you mean though
@@yanelygonzalez453
It's a rare site though.
Who else is still watching this 2020
Me
Me 👩💻
Did u know that the beginning of the movie is the end of the movie to?
Always ⚡️
I’m here for it in 2024! Thank you for sharing this gem 💎
This movie was my babysitter my Mom says lol I’d sit there in my playpen watching it over & over. Till this day it’s still my fav.
I remember when I saw the camera crew filming this at Echo Park. I had no idea it was for this movie. lol
+griisii g stop lying
+Don Johnson okkkk.....lol why would I lie about that? Lol makes no sense. Anyway, thanks for your reply though lol 👍
+griisii g mis conches parseros en el bariio sur
You should have stopped them cause this is a shit movie, you would have saved me the 50 minutes of watching this bullshit.
better then watching justing briber stuff i guess
"Computers are the key to the future." How did they know that in 1993?
ppl knew that in the 80s maybe even way before that . think about in the 80s they were working hard on computers
Arturo Leal III My Brother said all the time
Time travel
It was invented in 1946
Arturo Leal III I’m an 80’s baby and I remember always hearing in 92/93 that computers were the key to the future,, using a computer in the early 90’s was something that blew our minds lol
I remember watching this movie as a young teen back in THE DAY. I bought the soundtrack too. My old chola days lol. Brings back memories. This movie is a classic in my eyes.
Classic thanks for the upload ..
"Love is blind" "you don't ever throw down your home girl for a guy" 💞
Viviana Fuentes 😂
yea right ho
*TOO BAD FEMALES THESE DAYS DON'T KNOW HOW TO STICK BY THOSE RULES... I THINK GEN-X WAS THE LAST GENERATION TO HAVE REAL "LOYALTY" TO THEIR HOMEBOYS & HOMEGIRLS. I SEE SHIT TODAY WITH SOME OF MY SONS FRIENDS THAT MAKE ME SO HAPPY MY SON MET HIS "TRUE LOVE" AT 15 WHEN HE WAS VISITING MY DAD IN TEXAS FOR THE SUMMER. WE LIVE IN FLORIDA, BUT THIS GIRL WAS SO SWEET THAT I PROMISED HIM IF HE STAYED ON THE PATH HE WAS ON TO GRADUATING EARLY & GETTING A BASEBALL SCHOLARSHIP PLUS AN ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP TO FSU, I'D MAKE SURE SHE WAS ABLE TO VISIT AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE & I WOULD PAY FOR IT. THE ONLY ISSUE WE HAD WAS, HER PARENTS WERE STRICT BCUZ THEY WERE GOOD PARENTS LOL, BUT THEY ARE NOT U.S. CITIZENS... MOM IS FROM SPAIN & DAD IS FROM MEXICO. THEY HAD 5 KIDS BUT ONLY MY SON'S GF & HER OLDER BROTHER WERE BORN IN THE U.S. SO, I HAD TO FLY OUT TO MEET THEM EVEN THOUGH SHE WAS 18 WHEN MY SON MET HER AT 15, SHE COULD'VE DONE ANYTHING SHE WANTED TO DO, BUT SHE HAD THE TYPE OF RESPECT FOR HER PARENTS THAT MY SONS HAVE FOR ME & THEIR FATHER AND MOST IDS IN THE U.S. DO NOT HAVE ANYMORE. AFTER I MET HER PARENTS EVERYTHING WAS FINE AND WHEN MY SON TURNED 16 & GRADUATED FROM HIGH SCHOOL EARLY, I PAID TO MOVE HIS GF TO FL. TO LIVE WITH US. I EVEN BOUGHT HER A CAR AND PUT THEM IN THEIR OWN PRIVATE LITTLE ADDITION TO MY HOME, SO THEY HAD THEIR OWN LIVING SPACE & THEIR OWN PRIVATE ENTRANCE. I AM GLAD I DID IT BCUZ SHE WOULD HAVE HAD TO GO TO COLLEGE IN TEXAS IF I HADN'T MOVED HER TO FL. & HELPED HER GET ALL KINDS OF GRANTS FROM THE STATE OF FL. THAT PAID FOR HER FULLY TO GO TO COLLEGE TO BE A PHYSICAL THERAPIST. HER & MY SON ARE BOTH IN COLLEGE NOW AND I DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT MY SON TURNING OUT TO BE SOME FRATERNITY BOY ASSHOLE... LIKE HIS UNCLE DID!! ( My little brother!! ) I JUST PRAY THAT "LOYALTY" & "RESPECT" MAKE A COME BACK LIKE EVERY OTHER "TREND"!!
lmao
Nor for a female
Man everyone was his "homegirl" god damn🤣
Saludos Desde Dallas Texas.. watching this one for old times, on a madrugada 1:15 am 2-6-21 ..
I saw this movie in the theater back in 1993 but I completely forgot about it until I saw this posted on TH-cam.
I'm a Chicano who grew up in this life style in S.F. 1980....Barrio Little Park,............Now I have a successful business, live in a beautiful house with 3000 square Ft. living space with a wrap around porch in a upscale white neighborhood, I speak with proper grammar, better than most people around me. Neither of my parents graduated from high school, yet I brought myself up through education and perseverance. No one who knows me today would think that I came from this type of life style. So you shouldn't judge anyone because you never know what they have been though in life, or what they could become. When your young, and this is all you know, it may seem important. then you grow, and see that there is so much more 2 life.
Real shit
I was born in 99 in south California in Avenues turf. That place was scary. I saw my first shooting when I was only 8 years old. Then when I was 10 I joined a gang in Texas (I moved a lot, I live in lewisville ) I joined a gang called vatos locos. And man I thought they was copying from Blood In Blood Out. Turns out there is a street gang here in tx. Called vatos locos. I was new in the barrio I knew no one. So I join. I'm 15 turning 16 in September and I gotta be honest. I hate this
I've style. I wish I can take back what I did and never joined. Now I got my girlfriend pregnant and my mom is so angry. I pay attention in school I don't drink I stopped smoking. I'm trying to get a job for my family. But it's because I'm 15 and I already got a record. My gang at first was the only thing I love. Now I'm realizing that there is more to life than just fighting and stealing. Shit, what should I do.
Also i dress old school and talk old school (I try to change my accent and speaking and all but it's a habit) I try my best but I want my son to grow up better than I did.
Thug Aleks dayum the Aveunues
Thug Aleks lol 😂
Really thought La Blue Eyes was gonna get shot on accident. I'm so relieved 😂
GIRL WE ARE HERE ✌🏽👁👁✌🏽 cause I thought the same thing
I thought the same
I'm so excited I found this right now I've been looking all over for this the other day got mad cus I couldn't find it yes finally.
I loved this movie since I was younger!! One of my favs
Who needs enemies when you can have a best friend like sad girl
Wow, the gravity of this movie really hit me. The way death became more common at the end of the movie opposed to the beginning really showed how things became more violent with time and how there is a snowball of revengeful deaths that eventually leads to children being shot.
You are right. We live in the end of times.
Sadly, it will get worse.
Good news is that by obeying the commands of Jesus, you could survive it.
Read the Bible and draw near to Jesus.
Alora Estrada
You are right. We live in the end of times.
Sadly, it will get worse.
Good news is that by obeying the commands of Jesus, you could survive it.
Read the Bible and draw near to Jesus.
Saw this at the movie theater when it came out…was wondering if it still remains relevant… a slept on classic
I haven't watched this in about 15 years. Still so good.
Wow a blast from the past . And just NOW am I realizing Salma Hayek in the damn movie haha.
Today she would turn her nose up at that part
It's a good movie. Sadly its true everywhere. R.I.P to those who passed in a gang life or was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Well said. This gem of a movie is a precautionary tale.
Never seen this. Thank you for sharing, pinsan/primo.
what a beautiful movie! a roller coaster of emotions.
This film is CLASSIC‼️ Who else is watching 26 years later?
I
Me saw for the first time at eight. Again at a sleepover then with new foster family members. Then not until tonight.
Roseanna Manues hope it brings back great memories.
It sure did. Can’t wait to watch it with my eldest daughter.
2020... Damn they need to bring this movie up in theatres again lmao
They don't make movies like this anymore vato.
@@A.spec-alan one my fav movies and I'm black was 10 yrs old movie came out
@@meechryles7072 that's badass carnal.
Nooo cus if they do bring it up they gonna Fck it up pls don’t
@@A.spec-alan they make better ones 😂
I stumbled across this movie. This is really good!
I still love this movie. I grew up in San Pedro around all the ESE’s so I could defintely resonate with the Life. I miss the 90’s. It was a great time to be young
I’m black and grew up in a Mexican hood I loved this movie .
Who cares that your black do you want a chocolate chip cookie 🍪 🤣 you muppet
Same 🥰