Stand By Me (1986) - First Time Watching!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- We didn't expect to love this movie the way that we did, from the music, the acting, and the story this movie was perfect.
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Charlie Sheen???!!! 😂😂😂 That's Corey Feldman. This movie came out in 1986, Charlie Sheen was a teenager actor at the time but he didn't act in this movie.
I laughed when he said Charlie Sheen, because he got the era right after thinking it was made in 2000!
@@melanie62954 right! 😂 And it was funny to me cause Corey Feldman really hates/dislike Charlie Sheen in real life
Charlie Sheen turned 21 in 1986.
@@DustinHawke yeah I was wondering if he was a little bit older... Thanks
IIRC, Charlie Sheen was in Ferris Bueller's Day Off AND Platoon the same year -- 1986.
Rob Reiner said it was a blessing to get John Cusack to play the big brother . He was perfect for the role
Hardly anyone ever catches the newspaper headline in the opening scene “Attorney Christopher Chambers fatally stabbed in restaurant” that grown up Gordon is holding in his opening narration. The movie gives you the ending at the very beginning if you’re paying attention. Great story and great screen adaptation.
I always thought the film would have been better without that scene.
Did you just say this movie is from 2000?
F'real.
One of my top favorite movies.
The movie told you in the first scene that Chris was dead. It is the set-up for the whole movie.
I love this movie: it’s so well done and hugely nostalgic for me. I grew up in the sixties, in the eastern U.S., but the music, the kids, and their hijinks are exactly right. This is how it was. We never went on an overnight adventure like that, but we played in the woods and went on 5-mile bike rides starting at age 10. It was a different world. The bridge incident really gets me. We had a trestle, only about 50 yards long, but our big dare was to climb down the wooden girders and hold on as a freight train passed overhead. Sometimes they could be 100 cars.
I showed this movie to my daughter when she was about 12, telling her, “This shows the true spirit of boys at that age.”
The actor the plays "Chris" was the one and only River Phoenix!!! He was an amazing young actor back then but sadly died of an drug overdose at age 23 🥺😭😭😭
corey feldman plays Teddy . he was in The Goonies
We '80s kids knew Will Wheaton from Star Trek: The Next Generation, but this film really showed his acting chops! River Phoenix played young Indiana Jones at the beginning of The Last Crusade. Sadly, he died of a drug overdose in the early '90s, leaving a James Dean-like legacy because of his great promise as an actor. If he had lived, I have no doubt that he would have achieved similar recognition to his brother, Joaquin.
I think one of the things I like most about this film is how ones perspective on it changes over time. For those of us who first saw it as kids you mostly just see it as a fun adventure. When you see it later in life, however, it really does call upon you to remember with nostalgia that coming of age period in your own life. The friendships you had, the experiences you shared, and how they continue to influence the person you've become..... such a great film.
Hi!
I found this channel and I ADORE this movie so great way to introduce me to this channel ❤
So yeah someone already made corrections. All of these actors were perfectly cast!! Anyway good stuff!! 😊
Hey guys 👋🏾 I love this movie 🍿... Thanks always for giving us these classics❤️
Check out the movies The Lost Boys(1987), Misery(1990), The Goonies(1985), and Weird Science(1985).
Hi guys!
Since others have already answered so many questions, I'll just say that I enjoyed the reaction!
Oh, and Charlie Sheen was 21 years old when this movie came out (he's one year older than John Cusack). Sheen was in 'Platoon' the year this came out, 'Wall Street' the following year, and 'Young Guns' & 'Eight Men Out' the year after that.
2000? Man I feel old 😂😂😂 lol. 1986 my friends. Great movie reaction by the way!
The guy who played Ace is Kiefer Sutherland who also stared in the movie The Lost Boys along with Corey Feldman.
Never heard anyone suggest that Gordy's brother was killed by the older gang before. Not sure about that theory.
Jerry Oconnel plays Vern. He plays adult Georgie Cooper in The Big Bang Theory
This movie is from 2000? how is that possible when River Phoenix died in 1993?
lol
This movie came out in1986. I have no idea how they came up with 2000.
Yea solid big three of King's works for sure. For me, I can't go any less than a big five of his, by adding in The Shining and Carrie to the three you mentioned. Maybe you'll have them in the tank if he rolls back into the picture
On a related note, I think Stephen King deserves a lifetime achievement Oscar strictly on the amount of his works adapted to the big screen. A premier writer for decades, his recognition by the Academy is well past due
And Shawshank!
Why are you so surprised that Chris was murdered? They showed it in the first scene.
To be fair, not a lot of viewers commit the newspaper headline to memory as the opening monologue kicks in right after it's shown, and that is what everyone tends to focus on heading into the storyline. Thus, why many people react that way in the ending monologue.
Ace, Kieffer Sutherland, this was a preview of him as Jack in awesome series 24. Chris, is even better older in Running on Empty, bmneed to watch it. And 24!
Aspects of my childhood right here ....happy memories make me little sad .
Apparently in the book it's explained that Denny died in an "army" jeep accident. BUT It's always stood out to me that when Ace says Gordie must have some of his "brothers good sense" he never says anything negative about Denny. As crazy and crude as Ace is, this speaks volumes of the impression a type of person like Denny has on people. He's respected at the very least by even the town bully! Great reaction guys
I always felt bad for Teddy. His father was a hero at Normandy but suffers from PTSD, thus his violent outbursts. It wasn’t understood back in the 50s.
In the book, Gordie's brother enlisted in the army, and died in a jeep crash (an army jeep) during training. They never spelled that out in the movie. Ace is a lot of things, but he isn't responsible for Denny's death.
10:52 This movie was set in 1959, I was the same age as these kids in 1977 and all though it was 18 years later the kids acted about the same. We were always outside without parental supervision. We had a lot of fun but we played hard, sometimes caused trouble or got into fights and if we happened to run into a group of older kids most likely they were going to hassle us or push us around. That was just the way it was but we had thick skin and learned how to deal with adversity. The problem with young people now is that they spend their time indoors staring at phones and have never learned how to deal with adversity so the instant something doesn't go their way they implode or if someone gives them a hard time they want to shoot them! You want a 12 year old to shoot a teenager dead because he pushed him around a little bit and took his hat?
Stephen KIng is a master at writing great characters. Love this movie so much. Thanks for reacting to all these Stephen King adaptations. Looking forward to the next reaction. Great stuff ahead.
lol - so confident in all his wrong guesses.
The grocer tried to short change Gordy in the book, but Gordy called him on it. He also told grocer he saw he had placed thumb on scale as well. Gordy said he was basically a sick bastard for trying to cheat a kid. Grocer became very angry he was not as sneaky as he thought he was, and Gordy was too smart for him.
I always thought the scene where Ace played chicken with the truck was a precursor to the scene a bit later when they had the altercation and he had a gun pulled on him. You’re left to think that he wasn’t going to back down , even with the gun pointed at him , and you assume that scene was going to end a lot worse than it did.
The book or the story written by Stephen King was called "The Body" Where at the end of the story they beat up Chris and Gordy and their friends
Shawshank and Stand By Me are from novellas from the same book Different Seasons
In the book,ace and his gang meet up with the younger group and they beat up Chris and the boys
I love the 5 second existential crisis while you pondered what Goofy is if he's not a dog.
Oliver you one lucky guy my friend 😊
Who else thought the famous person was going to be Wil Wheaton 😂
in the book the Jeep accident is explained
Is that charlie sheen?
No wait that make no sense this movie is from 2000 😂
Damn this dude is a genuis.
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I've read at least 30 i think maybe 40 sk books in my life i lost count..his later books weren't as interesting so i kinda stopped because of that
The only "later" book that i really liked was 11/22/63, if you want to call that later, but it's one of my favorite now -Oliver
@@OliverandKylie i haven't heard of that one yet... I'll definitely look into it now see what it's about
@OliverandKylie have you seen the 11/22/63 TV show?
2000?
Sorry we didn't catch on till the end
Some good movies to watch:
‘Arrival’
‘Moon’
‘The Martian’
‘Free Guy’
‘The Raid: Redemption’
‘Everything, Everywhere, All at Once’
‘The Goonies’
‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind’
‘The Exorcist’
‘Invasion of the Body Snatchers’ (1978)
‘Night of the Living Dead’ (1968)
‘Shaun of the Dead’
‘Hot Fuzz’
‘The World’s End’
Yawn
Couldn't get past the first two minutes. Way too much talking.
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