“We Don’t Need Another Hero” reached #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. There’s another Tina song on the soundtrack called “One Of The Living” is a awesome rock song. It plays over the opening credits of “Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome”. It peaked at #15 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Her character's name in the film was Auntie Entity , she played a rough and tough leader of Bartertown, in a post apocalyptic world. I thought she was great. Another good song from the movie, by her is ONE OF THE LIVING,
The movie is just great and she’s in it ! This song is one of my all time Tina’s singles. I went to watch the movie when they released in the cinemas in 85 and just enjoyed it so much.
Tina Turner once danced right above my head on a crane arm platform at her concert in Wembley Stadium in London, she waved down at me and smiled at me as the nearest face in the crowd below her as she sang and danced on this little platform that reached out right above the audience. Quite surreal and amazing haha.
Both Tina and the movie are legends !!! That´s the only thing I can say hehe. I love singing this song in Karaokes. We miss so much Tina, her live performances were EPIC !
I saw her in concert twice in the 80s and 90s. That saxophone player guy was on tour with her. He does a great job on 'One of the Living,' the other song from the Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome soundtrack. If you like Tina's lower register, definitely check out "Why Must We Wait Until Tonight".
This is from the third Mad Max film; the song was nominated for a Golden Globe, deservingly. You can tell that Tina Turner, besides being a kick-ass singer is also a great actress, proven by the fact that the movie only won one award: an NAACP for Tina’s performance 🤣 she’s a goddess, and you can tell she’s loving every bit of being in that movie… this woman is a treasure. She’ll be SO missed when she passes, don’t even wanna think about it now 😂😂😂
Tina Turner, unforgettable interpreter of the character of Entity in Mad Max BeyondThunderdome. The bodybuilder saxophonist of the song is none other than Tim Cappelo.
1985 again ! We both know the score. What a golden year for music eh ? This is an ANTHEM. Iconic ! I never saw the film, but the words to this song tell the story and to a 14 year old kid that was enough 😁 Thinking back how songs did that more often back then... took you places, sparked imagination. Good times.
@@ginalaperuginanyc7641 I miss them too, but thankfully these days this music is getting heard by a whole new generation and probably inspiring them too ❤
That sax player has been with her for decades. You really should watch the Mad Max series that included Mel Gibson to get a complete appreciation of the song, the Tina character and the costume!
This is one of those songs that instantly takes me back to the mid 80s, one of my favourite songs, a bit of trivia for you, one of the choir became a famous English rugby player and captain of the England rugby team, and 2016 inductee of the World Rugby Hall of Fame. Lawrence Dellaglio.
I love this song very much, and Tina is magical like always no doubt about that, thanks for the cool reaction, private dancer is another hit , please make a reaction on that one too.
Amazing song video and voice. Anything Tina can’t do and be. She commits to her vocals and really puts emotion behind it so you feel the messages she’s sings about
At last u listen We don't need another hero!! One of my favorite from her. Now u need to look at live... And u still have to watch addicted to love live europe
Hello *Dereck,* Yes, also for me, *Private Dancer* stay the number 1. Yet, *Another Hero* is a masterpiece too (two? lol ). Arrangements are incredible and her voice at its top. To talk "cinema", I'm not a fan of *Mad Max 3.* For me, it's definitely a film that's far too "Hollywood," a commissioned film. Whereas *Mad Max 1* and *2* are much more in the vein of European realistic cinema. Even though both are Australian and directed by *George Miller.* We feel in the first two films of the series the director has drawn much more from European cinema and especially Italian for the realism and darkness of the characters, with this very European "rawness". There aren't many good feelings. *Mad Max* becomes a hero totally despite himself. The central character "Max" isn't, strictly speaking, an altruistic character, even if he's a policeman by profession. He's more of an adrenaline-addicted hunter who somehow enjoys the violence of his daily life. He almost lives for it. It's the arrival of a gang of bikers in the sector he supervises which will cause him to become aware of the raw reality of this world and its violence. At the precise moment when it touches him, more personally than ever. He acts first out of personal revenge in the first part, then out of necessity in the second, where his character has become really very cynical. *Mad Max 1* is the movie that made *Mel Gibson* famous all over the world. Before that, we didn't know him. We can't imagine today how the first two parts of *Mad Max* were events. It was even more revolutionary than the first films of *Tarantino.* That's to say! Peace, folks. 🤗
I also recommend that you check out another one of Tina's songs from around the same sort of time. Better be good to me is the track that I recommend you do another reaction video for.
This is one of my favorite songs by Tina. An interesting fact about the dress she is wearing - it supposedly weighed about 60 ibs, which is why she doesn't move around very much while wearing it. Tina is usually dancing in her videos but she stands completely still in this one - and it's because of the weight of the dress.
The message of this song is more relevant than ever now. All the children say we don’t need another hero we just need to know the way home. Is home safe. Are our ‘politician’s’ keeping us safe or are they just looking after themselves
Lawrence Dallagio had a sister who sadly died in the Marchioness disaster - that involved a pleasure boat of that name , which ( loaded with partygoers) collided in the dark with a dredger on the R Thames in central London.
He movie was...Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome...she starred in it with Mel Gibson..great action movie..had some comedy and drama..tons of action..you should watch it..Tina is a powerhouse with them vocals..he best thing she did was gef out of the abusiverelationship with Ike..you should watch the movie based on her life..called What's Love Got to Do With It..same title as her skng..you will be on the edge of your seat rooting for her..thanks Derek for this great reaction 💖
yep it has similar vbes as What's Love Gotta To Do With It and still it's a very unique song. one of her best... it actually has somehow something in common with John Farnham's You're The Voice... no love lyrics.. and killer pipes in the chorus..
Tina was Mad Max's arch nemesis in the last of the series of Mad Max films filmed in Australia. It was filmed in my state around Coober Pedy, South Australia and in New South Wales. After that they did a final Mad Max years later without Mel. Mel is around my age and in 1980 he was deemed the Sexiest Man Alive and with good reason if you go back on any of his movies like Gallipoli, The Bounty etc., but sadly he has lost favour with me because he now looks 20 years older than he is - LOL!! Anyway This movie that Tina is singing for was MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDERDOME. Yes the song is very catchy and she was at her peak in those years I believe.
you will have to binge watch mad max movies now. beyond thunderdome had Tina Turner & Angry Anderson from Rose Tattoo there making 5th mad max now, the first mad max is Loved by car guy's because of the cool black falcon car & live stunts.
Yes, you must watch the movie. I've watched all the Mad Maxes but no longer interested in any except Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. I will watch that one eveytime. In fact, I believe I have it taped somewhere... on VHS.. or Beta! Hey, stop laughing! ;-) Love that Tina Turner.
you should/must listen to Donna Summer"s World wide smash hit 82/83 "State if Independence " ) I would recommend the Video but the Live Recording Concert Clip is better.....
I really love your reactions, but always when you say "never heared this" or "never seen that" it reminds me that I'm getting old... ;)) (I was 17-and-a-half when "Mad Max Beyound Thunderdome" was released.)
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Never ever get tired of hearing this song.
It hits different
Me either feels like you're in a movie while listening to it.
“We Don’t Need Another Hero” reached #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. There’s another Tina song on the soundtrack called “One Of The Living” is a awesome rock song. It plays over the opening credits of “Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome”. It peaked at #15 on the Billboard Hot 100.
one of the living she won Grammy best rock vocal
No. 1 in the UK.....and rightly so. Think it was between Duran Duran's 'A view to a kill' and Midge Ure's 'If I was' in terms of when in 1985.
Her character's name in the film was Auntie Entity , she played a rough and tough leader of Bartertown, in a post apocalyptic world. I thought she was great. Another good song from the movie, by her is ONE OF THE LIVING,
yes she was awesome in mad max thunder dome
The movie is just great and she’s in it ! This song is one of my all time Tina’s singles. I went to watch the movie when they released in the cinemas in 85 and just enjoyed it so much.
The movie is bad. What we're all those children eating?
she won Grammy the best rock vocal Mad Max soundtrack one of the living
She's just not only in it. I'd argue she stole the whole movie as Auntie Entity!
OF COURSE you have to see the movie !!! Tina Turner has a major role in it, her most famous movie participation as an actress.
& she was Amazing!
Tina is also a great villain in the movie. She wore the same outfit for this music video. "He's just a raggedy man."
“Aren’t we a pair”
"Good bye soldier"
And she sang this in full Aunty Entity regalia at 70.
“Bust a deal, face the wheel!”
Tina Turner once danced right above my head on a crane arm platform at her concert in Wembley Stadium in London, she waved down at me and smiled at me as the nearest face in the crowd below her as she sang and danced on this little platform that reached out right above the audience. Quite surreal and amazing haha.
That is so cool, lucky you! Thanks for sharing :)
The extended version of this song is the ultimate bomb!
Both Tina and the movie are legends !!! That´s the only thing I can say hehe. I love singing this song in Karaokes. We miss so much Tina, her live performances were EPIC !
This song is simply iconic.
I saw her in concert twice in the 80s and 90s. That saxophone player guy was on tour with her. He does a great job on 'One of the Living,' the other song from the Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome soundtrack. If you like Tina's lower register, definitely check out "Why Must We Wait Until Tonight".
This is from the third Mad Max film; the song was nominated for a Golden Globe, deservingly. You can tell that Tina Turner, besides being a kick-ass singer is also a great actress, proven by the fact that the movie only won one award: an NAACP for Tina’s performance 🤣 she’s a goddess, and you can tell she’s loving every bit of being in that movie… this woman is a treasure. She’ll be SO missed when she passes, don’t even wanna think about it now 😂😂😂
How unfortunate that my Queen died 1-2 months after you posted this. She was so loved and will always be
I still got the vinyl, it always gives me chills, awesome movie, Tina is the best.
Tina Turner, unforgettable interpreter of the character of Entity in Mad Max BeyondThunderdome. The bodybuilder saxophonist of the song is none other than Tim Cappelo.
It’s from the movie “Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome”. Came out in 1986. I was obsessed with the Mad Max Trilogy!
Moi plus par Mel que par la trilogie 😉😅
@@carolesmaug2845 Moi aussi!!!😍🥰🤩❤️😂
1985
@@alexandrebenard6163 Thanks! I knew but I had 1986 stuck in my brain.🤦🏻♀️
A classic Tina Turner song. Bringing back some great memories ❤️
one of my favourite songs from one of the best singers. Love it.
J'adore sa voix. Que de titres exceptionnels. Grande chanteuse
Saw this in the theater, after all these decades, I still get chills. Enjoy the movie, raggedy man
The guy playing the saxophone is Tim Capello who sang and played sax on the boardwalk in The Lost Boys.
She's got natural perfect pitch .
Not sure why but this song gets me in my heart. So emotional.
Gets me Everytime
Bien sûr c'était un super tubes à l'époque et puis la voix de Tina Turner magnifique !!!!
1985 again ! We both know the score. What a golden year for music eh ? This is an ANTHEM. Iconic ! I never saw the film, but the words to this song tell the story and to a 14 year old kid that was enough 😁 Thinking back how songs did that more often back then... took you places, sparked imagination. Good times.
Perfectly said. I miss the 80s… makes me so very nostalgic.🥹
@@ginalaperuginanyc7641 I miss them too, but thankfully these days this music is getting heard by a whole new generation and probably inspiring them too ❤
I never saw it, either, and this is my fave Tina song! I was 16!
That sax player has been with her for decades. You really should watch the Mad Max series that included Mel Gibson to get a complete appreciation of the song, the Tina character and the costume!
The costume was and remains iconic.
RIP Queen
This is one of those songs that instantly takes me back to the mid 80s, one of my favourite songs, a bit of trivia for you, one of the choir became a famous English rugby player and captain of the England rugby team, and 2016 inductee of the World Rugby Hall of Fame. Lawrence Dellaglio.
Epic song, and another priceless reaction from Dereck.
i know all her songs and she is my of all time fav singer
Her Acid Queen in Tommy is lit. Peaceful rest, Queen.
Tina is such a great singer!
Love this song from Tina Turner
Iconic song, Iconic Queen 👑 ❤️
Great movie!! Great song!!! Great acting by Tina in the movie
She is Auntie Emnity; she is "The Best".
I love this song very much, and Tina is magical like always no doubt about that, thanks for the cool reaction, private dancer is another hit , please make a reaction on that one too.
You seriously need to see the movie Mad Max ( Beyond Thunderdome). Tina was amazing in it as Auntie Entity.
Rest in peace wonderful lady, fly high❤❤❤
Tina is the queen of rock.
Amazing song video and voice. Anything Tina can’t do and be. She commits to her vocals and really puts emotion behind it so you feel the messages she’s sings about
Wasn't Tina Turner the Acid Queen in the film of Tommy (the rock opera by The Who )?
You really need to do Shirley Bassey. An absolute legend, her film songs include Goldfinger and Diamonds are Forever. Well worth a watch.
“Two men enter, one man leaves”
Tina Turner = A LEGEND A NATIONAL TREASURE enough said
had honour to meet her lovely heart and amazing spirit in her
Tina Turner is the queen
Check Tina Turner out in The Who's "Tommy" (1975) as the Acid Queen in the film of the group's Rock Opera.
RIP Tina Turner you rocked ❤
At last u listen We don't need another hero!! One of my favorite from her.
Now u need to look at live...
And u still have to watch addicted to love live europe
Hello *Dereck,*
Yes, also for me, *Private Dancer* stay the number 1. Yet, *Another Hero* is a masterpiece too (two? lol ). Arrangements are incredible and her voice at its top.
To talk "cinema", I'm not a fan of *Mad Max 3.* For me, it's definitely a film that's far too "Hollywood," a commissioned film.
Whereas *Mad Max 1* and *2* are much more in the vein of European realistic cinema. Even though both are Australian and directed by *George Miller.*
We feel in the first two films of the series the director has drawn much more from European cinema and especially Italian for the realism and darkness of the characters, with this very European "rawness".
There aren't many good feelings. *Mad Max* becomes a hero totally despite himself. The central character "Max" isn't, strictly speaking, an altruistic character, even if he's a policeman by profession. He's more of an adrenaline-addicted hunter who somehow enjoys the violence of his daily life. He almost lives for it.
It's the arrival of a gang of bikers in the sector he supervises which will cause him to become aware of the raw reality of this world and its violence. At the precise moment when it touches him, more personally than ever.
He acts first out of personal revenge in the first part, then out of necessity in the second, where his character has become really very cynical.
*Mad Max 1* is the movie that made *Mel Gibson* famous all over the world. Before that, we didn't know him.
We can't imagine today how the first two parts of *Mad Max* were events. It was even more revolutionary than the first films of *Tarantino.* That's to say!
Peace, folks. 🤗
I also recommend that you check out another one of Tina's songs from around the same sort of time.
Better be good to me is the track that I recommend you do another reaction video for.
This is the classic 1980s power ballad!
This was the sequel to Mad Max it was Mad Max beyond Thunderdome and she was actually in the movie so you really need to see it
It was the third episode. The first one is when the bikers kill Max Rockatansy son and wife
This is one of my favorite songs by Tina. An interesting fact about the dress she is wearing - it supposedly weighed about 60 ibs, which is why she doesn't move around very much while wearing it. Tina is usually dancing in her videos but she stands completely still in this one - and it's because of the weight of the dress.
One of my fave Tina songs. One of the Living (from the same movie soundtrack) is willlllld too. Don't have a heart attack dude 🤣
Yes,she makes it work
Love Love Love!!!!
Best Tina turner ever.
You should React to Goldeneye, her Bond theme. Wearing a white evening gown and looking more glam than either Bond Girl in the film...
Esta es mi canción favorita de Tina❤️
Love this song! One of my favorites. You should check out the cover of this by Northern Kings.
Lit movie Mad Max and lit song!Mel Gibson and Tina. Tina is a legend. RIP beautiful lady. Mad M ax was a dystopian futuristic movie!
The message of this song is more relevant than ever now. All the children say we don’t need another hero we just need to know the way home. Is home safe. Are our ‘politician’s’ keeping us safe or are they just looking after themselves
You should also watch her James Bond-tune; Goldeneye - She sure turns it to gold!
This song is from the Movie Mad Max (Thunderdome) with Mel gibbson
Lawrence Dallagio had a sister who sadly died in the Marchioness disaster - that involved a pleasure boat of that name , which ( loaded with partygoers) collided in the dark with a dredger on the R Thames in central London.
Bravo Tina ❤
U must listen to one of the living from same mad max movie it was the opening song
Check out "One of the Living" also.
He movie was...Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome...she starred in it with Mel Gibson..great action movie..had some comedy and drama..tons of action..you should watch it..Tina is a powerhouse with them vocals..he best thing she did was gef out of the abusiverelationship with Ike..you should watch the movie based on her life..called What's Love Got to Do With It..same title as her skng..you will be on the edge of your seat rooting for her..thanks Derek for this great reaction 💖
The movie, not he movie..pardon the typos lol
You sound exactly like darkmatter2525 when you bith grumble-yell! That's so cool how two strangers twin like that.
There is like a 6 or 7 minute version of this
yep it has similar vbes as What's Love Gotta To Do With It and still it's a very unique song. one of her best... it actually has somehow something in common with John Farnham's You're The Voice... no love lyrics.. and killer pipes in the chorus..
She is in the movie, she plays a nasty character!!
RIP Tina Turner 👑
You need to react to Tina Turner and an Australian Singer Jimmy Barnes sing Simply the Best
You should try Roxette I get excited for some good bass and lyrics
Tina Turner stole that Movie! She's the best thing in it!
LOVE❤️
She can do it.
Legendary song Mr D
Tina was Mad Max's arch nemesis in the last of the series of Mad Max films filmed in Australia. It was filmed in my state around Coober Pedy, South Australia and in New South Wales. After that they did a final Mad Max years later without Mel. Mel is around my age and in 1980 he was deemed the Sexiest Man Alive and with good reason if you go back on any of his movies like Gallipoli, The Bounty etc., but sadly he has lost favour with me because he now looks 20 years older than he is - LOL!! Anyway This movie that Tina is singing for was MAD MAX BEYOND THUNDERDOME. Yes the song is very catchy and she was at her peak in those years I believe.
you will have to binge watch mad max movies now. beyond thunderdome had Tina Turner & Angry Anderson from Rose Tattoo there making 5th mad max now, the first mad max is Loved by car guy's because of the cool black falcon car & live stunts.
Una gran cantante.gracias👏👏👏👏👏👩⚕️😷💟🇪🇦
I think this song is about redemption and finding salvation.
I remember when I saw the thunderdome. It made me incredibly sad.
They use to say Tina Turner had the best legs in the world.
You should definitely watch the live version from 2000
Tina ..A TRUE LEGEND!!! By the way do you mean Charlize Theron?
You never heard this song wow you make me feel like old geezer ROTFLMFAO mate
Hold on to the woman I am suppose to be. Tina Turner
MAD MAX 3: Beyond Thunderdome 1985
Yes, you must watch the movie. I've watched all the Mad Maxes but no longer interested in any except Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome. I will watch that one eveytime. In fact, I believe I have it taped somewhere... on VHS.. or Beta! Hey, stop laughing! ;-) Love that Tina Turner.
Great 👍
Love ❤ CLAY
YOU NEED TO LISTEN TO ONE OF THE LIVING PLEASE DO THIS PLEASE DO THIS
This sing is ahead of it,s rime.
you should/must listen to Donna Summer"s World wide smash hit 82/83 "State if Independence " ) I would recommend the Video but the Live Recording Concert Clip is better.....
Oh bordel… mon enfance qui me revient dans la gueule, tel un foutu Élastique…
ça pique TT
I really love your reactions, but always when you say "never heared this" or "never seen that" it reminds me that I'm getting old... ;))
(I was 17-and-a-half when "Mad Max Beyound Thunderdome" was released.)
🙏🏾🎉