I loved this scene. It felt like a gang of inexperienced young pups not old enough to know better, playing at being better than they were, harassing the gnarled old dog and getting sent on their way with tails tucked, yelping for mamma.
This movie gets several parts from history right, down to the T, a lot is dramatized and fictional towards the end though, but most of the events are pretty spot on.
To me this movie is a classic from childhood. The reason I love this whole scene is because this is where the "regulators" go to the point of no return. They've lost their fatherly mentor and now their "guardian" brother has fallen, leaving the pack in the hands of "blood for blood" Billy the Kid. Charlie screams "What are we going to do? Dick just got his guts blowed out. He's our foreman!" with the foreboding music in the background. Classic scene!
Roberts levering the Winchester from the hip was actually historically accurate. As a result of the buckshot wound that gave him his nick name he couldn't raise a rifle to his shoulder in the conventional fashion. There after he always fired a rifle from the hip and most said he could do this without any noticeable loss of accuracy.
Grew up with cowboy films watching with my dad, john wayne an clint eastwood classics, young guns was mine i thought as a kid, i loved it, still do, only thing makes me grumpy is the fact this movie never got the reconition it should have got. Young guns is not just a movie i love its the best western outlaw film ever made
Buckshot Roberts actually wasn't looking for Regulators when he encountered them. Various parties had tried to enlist him, and to avoid the Lincoln County War he sold his homestead with plans for leaving the territory. He was actually riding to get the finalized sale documents and payment when he encountered some of the Regulators having a meal at Blazer's Mill (where the shootout occurs in this scene). He seized the opportunity. According to accounts, at one point Billy attempted to flush him out of cover and Roberts clocked him with his rifle hard enough to 'discourage' his further efforts. Brewer was shot in the head and Roberts succumbed to a nasty wound inflicted in the opening volleys of the fight. Both were buried on site, side by side, near Blazer's home.
I read somewhere that a noted historical expert on the Lincoln County Wars said Young Guns, for some of its Hollywood pizazz, was actually the most accurate depiction of the Lincoln County Wars. This scene is easily the best in the movie. Starts off with some rough-and-tumble humor but gets deadly serious. And from here the movie becomes dark.
The eternal head bob when he gets shot cracks me up... lol.. cool movie with lots of 80’s qwerkyness... still one of the best western movies even today!
Well, he was getting shot in the top and center of his torso where his spine would have been hit as well. Not too hard to imagine having loss of control of your head which weights roughly eight pounds on its own.
this scene sort of captures BuckShot Roberts but not entirely, the man was a tank, however he was not a bounty hunter or hired killer as depicted in the film. In reality what happened was this: He wanted nothing to do with the war and had made no plans to leave Lincoln County, there was no evidence that he was apart of the murder of Tunstall, he just worked for Dolan and so was immediately a target for the the regulators (it helped he was one of the best fighters and men in Dolan's crew). he went to Blaze Mills to have lunch and discovered the regulators there as well (they had recently ran out of town since murdering sheriff William Brady), while sitting on a porch a regulator, Frank Coe spoke with Roberts and tried to get him to surrender himself, but Roberts feared if he surrendered he would be executed by the regulators and declined. Dick Brewer got tired of waiting and sent some more regulators to arrest Roberts who saw the heavily armed men coming for him and went for his rifle the same time as Charlie Bowdre, both men firing at once, with Buckshot getting hit in the stomach and his bullet hitting Bowdre's buckle blowing him over. Buckshot though shot in the stomach, was still able however, to take cover in a doorway and return a rate of fire agaisnt the regulators. John Middleton was badly hit in the chest, Doc Scurlock was grazed and George Coe was shot in the hand ruining his thumb and trigger finger causing him to use his other hand to fire which struck Roberts. Roberts however still fired until he was empty and then knocked the regulator McCarty out when he rushed the wounded cowboy. Roberts barricaded himself in a shed (or house can't remember that little detail). This here is where Roberts showed the character of the man he was, for even with two severe wounds (the stomach one probably fatal) and being outnumbered as well as being shot at by the regulators, he armed himself with a single-shot Springfield rifle and waited. Dick Brewer (who personally i never cared for and felt was a man out of his league in this matter) had lost his patience, frustrated that none of his men would rush the house, circled aorund the place Buckshot was hold up and from behind a wood pile fired at him. Roberts who saw the smoke from Brewer's rifle returned fire with his Springfield as soon as he saw Brewer's head, hitting him in the eye and killing him instantly. The regulators alarmed and scared by the wounds and casualties they had suffered fled the area but not before sending a doctor to see to Roberts. Roberts died the following day and was buried with Dick Brewer near the area they had fought. Sorry for this but i have been a big fan of the real wild west and the real gunfights that occurred and Buckshot Roberts is one of my favorite guys, and while i liked Young guns like most Hollywood movies it stretched the truth and or history to suit the fictional world Hollywood made for the west.
True but for time constraints and drama, they mixed it up some. They had to get a day and a half long affair into 10 minutes. Wish they had kept it more truthful but then if they did that, they wouldn't be Hollywood.
Jay Khwaja when I was little I used to get pissed at that scene also...but now I realize how much of a badass buckshot Roberts really was and wish he would have won...he is much more of a hardass than anyone in the movie lol
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Most likely,,, unless he got low ,,,, he was an experienced bounty hunter and the young bunch even though more were less inexperienced,,,, it does serve as a lesson if your ever in an ambush or shoot out lay low and conserve ammo.
It’s ridiculous that a single man ran into an out house and sat down…yet somehow won this gunfight. He made himself stationary with no chance of escape, yet the whole posse was unable to land a fatal shot. Ridiculous.
Talk about your One Scene Wonders! I always wondered if that last barrage killed him after Dick got shot. Never shows him dead but I always thought the sheer amount of lead blasting through that thin wooden door would have killed him... or he was low on ammo and decided it was smarter to stay still and quiet until they left. Either way, definitely one of the characters that stuck with me most from BOTH movies. :-)
You can never undervalue target practice. target practice, target practice, target practice. You can always tell the couples on Dancing With The Stars who practice, practice, practice - Let's Dance!!
In reality, Roberts only went there to check the post office for correspondence he was expecting concerning some property he was selling. The regulators had a warrant for him as he was mistakenly believed to be part of the posse that murdered Tunstal. The fight started when the regulators approached Roberts and tried to arrest him.
You got it all wrong. Buckshot Roberts was there because President George Washington sent him to join with the Regulators. Before this gun fight he ran into the Cartwrights and a small group of renegade indians. He almost got himself killed. But he called an air strike just in time to finish off them bastards.
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Esta pelicula fue sara y es una obra de arte me encanto es super hermosa q alusinante la mejor pelicula de westers de la historia. Me encantaria volver a verla .
Apparently it all went down very similarly to this where one guy fought off the regulators it was just slightly nuanced in the movie for runtime and pacing. The real fight lasted a few hours before they gave up.
actually buckshot Roberts was holed up in a office in blazers mill with dick brewer played by charley sheen and billy the kid and the regulaters shooting at him from the outside.roberts was already dying at this time from a shot from charly bowdres pistol.he left his ammo and pistol on a mule he was packing so he was out of ammo from his winchester.in the office he saw a rifle hanging on the wall and used it.dick brewer was shooting at him from behind a pile of logs,roberts saw where the shot came from and when he saw brewer stick his head up the second time Roberts nailed him right between the eyes and took his head off.roberts died the next morning and was buried along with dick brewer in the same coffin.even billy the kid said about Roberts that he licked his crowd to a finish.
Be patient, send one of your gang into town to get food on occasion, wait a couple of days, and then see how tough the old dude is after not eating for a few days.
The only good scene in this entire movie is the Charlie Sheen non stop head nod when he gets shot. It’s like he’s agreeing that he just got killed. Lolol
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I loved this scene. It felt like a gang of inexperienced young pups not old enough to know better, playing at being better than they were, harassing the gnarled old dog and getting sent on their way with tails tucked, yelping for mamma.
Beware an old man in a line of work where people die young.
There’s always that one person 🤦♂️
@@Costanza1459 ?
Wisdom is a redeeming trait- but tell me Mr Brophy, you seem a gentleman with experience in time, are y'sir?
Buckshot being the definition of be afraid of an old man in a game where men die young
@Jizm Stain And? The original comment still stands.
He also had copius amounts of plot armour.
@@mattblack118 so did the real Buckshot Roberts
@@rustyrussell2537 No doubt he had good writers.
The only character in the movie single handedly made them run for their lives.
The only person in real life who made them run for their lives!
This movie gets several parts from history right, down to the T, a lot is dramatized and fictional towards the end though, but most of the events are pretty spot on.
I'm 130 names Dakota Martin
@@epicjohnny4831 if real life,Roberts never intended to run into the gang and fired when someone said "drop the gun"
And an old man lol
Buckshot Roberts...what a one trick character in this movie. And he does it so damned well.
Brian Keith a legend of westerns, worked with Sam Peckinpah greatest director of all time. RIP both of you!
Kinda strange, though...seeing the kindly, empathetic dad from "Family Affair" transformed into a fearless, deadly, lead-slinging bounty hunter. ;-)
I agree, RIP to them both. Brian Keith was great in this scene.
@@chrisb8655 brian Keith was great in any scene. NEVADA SMITH check it out.
@@pearldiver1006 i came here looking for Jonas Cord references. “Wanna trade?”
@@gregrock7451 'Uncle Bill".. lol 😁
That head bobble gets me every time.
Ruins the scene for me but I'm usually drunk and or stoned watching this movie so it gets a pass
To me this movie is a classic from childhood. The reason I love this whole scene is because this is where the "regulators" go to the point of no return. They've lost their fatherly mentor and now their "guardian" brother has fallen, leaving the pack in the hands of "blood for blood" Billy the Kid. Charlie screams "What are we going to do? Dick just got his guts blowed out. He's our foreman!" with the foreboding music in the background. Classic scene!
Nailed it
THEY WERE SOME BIG BALLERS MAN
Not to mention, "Don't let any random man touch your gun."
“YOU WANNA CROSS INFRONT OF THAT SHITHOUSE AGAIN!!!”
It’s cool to see Sheen and Estevez - two brothers in real life - acting the hell outta their roles.
Sheen was horrible lol. I don’t know what kind of accent that’s supposed to be.
Watch Men at Work instead! Much better performance from the both of them!
@Revolver although in real life they got along great
Rated X is their best movie together.
How many times did he bob his head after getting shot in the chest?
Roberts levering the Winchester from the hip was actually historically accurate. As a result of the buckshot wound that gave him his nick name he couldn't raise a rifle to his shoulder in the conventional fashion. There after he always fired a rifle from the hip and most said he could do this without any noticeable loss of accuracy.
I read that and also holly the kid entered the house he was in but he poked his gun at billy and billy left
@@Haselgrove1 He didn't just poke it at him. He jammed the barrel in Billy's gut so hard he knocked the wind out of him!
chardtomp even better
The Old West was a time of human biology conquering everything for survival. Awesome detail, chardtomp. Thank you for this.
@@TheGosslings I was looking to rewatch the 2 films yesterday and Young Guns 2 is on Netflix from the 1st of August.I can’t find the first one.
After this encounter Billy reportedly said something to the effect of, "Damn! That old man whipped our whole bunch!"
I think what billy said was that old man whipped us to a finish 😀
Grew up with cowboy films watching with my dad, john wayne an clint eastwood classics, young guns was mine i thought as a kid, i loved it, still do, only thing makes me grumpy is the fact this movie never got the reconition it should have got. Young guns is not just a movie i love its the best western outlaw film ever made
It's good, but not as good as the Wild Bunch.
Buckshot Roberts actually wasn't looking for Regulators when he encountered them. Various parties had tried to enlist him, and to avoid the Lincoln County War he sold his homestead with plans for leaving the territory. He was actually riding to get the finalized sale documents and payment when he encountered some of the Regulators having a meal at Blazer's Mill (where the shootout occurs in this scene). He seized the opportunity. According to accounts, at one point Billy attempted to flush him out of cover and Roberts clocked him with his rifle hard enough to 'discourage' his further efforts. Brewer was shot in the head and Roberts succumbed to a nasty wound inflicted in the opening volleys of the fight. Both were buried on site, side by side, near Blazer's home.
I read somewhere that a noted historical expert on the Lincoln County Wars said Young Guns, for some of its Hollywood pizazz, was actually the most accurate depiction of the Lincoln County Wars. This scene is easily the best in the movie. Starts off with some rough-and-tumble humor but gets deadly serious. And from here the movie becomes dark.
Every scene is the best scene this entire movie is gold
"I'm here for the $150 for Billy the Kid. The rest of you little shots are only $110 but I'll take it. Lets dance!"
@Interior Decorator lol one of the best and underrated lines.
This man LIVED the action curve .. action always overpowers reaction . Hence , the name young guns . One of the best movies in the 90’s
🤣🤣🤣
@@joecola6487 80s*
Lol, I loved that seen
“You wanna cross in front of that sheeeeeet house again”!
"I'm daring ya, Billy."
*2 seconds later*
"Screw that!"
"Screw That'
@From the Shadows Emerges... Billy the adult 😂
you know you're a true badass when you can make Billy say that. He exposed all the posers in seconds.
Best scene Charlie Sheen ever played. Although getting piano dropped on him in 2 and a half men was good too LOL!!!!
that’s a good tv show!!!! surprise it’s not on prime video
The eternal head bob when he gets shot cracks me up... lol.. cool movie with lots of 80’s qwerkyness... still one of the best western movies even today!
Well, he was getting shot in the top and center of his torso where his spine would have been hit as well. Not too hard to imagine having loss of control of your head which weights roughly eight pounds on its own.
@@jdgustofwinddance.7748Finally someone said it
@@tobiasreaper8307 🤘🏻
0:02 damn that was a quick draw from Charlie
Not a draw
Explain then mr, Einstein educate me.
Dammit, they cut out the trash-talking that Buckshot Roberts does before he says, "Let's dance."
this scene sort of captures BuckShot Roberts but not entirely, the man was a tank, however he was not a bounty hunter or hired killer as depicted in the film.
In reality what happened was this:
He wanted nothing to do with the war and had made no plans to leave Lincoln County, there was no evidence that he was apart of the murder of Tunstall, he just worked for Dolan and so was immediately a target for the the regulators (it helped he was one of the best fighters and men in Dolan's crew).
he went to Blaze Mills to have lunch and discovered the regulators there as well (they had recently ran out of town since murdering sheriff William Brady), while sitting on a porch a regulator, Frank Coe spoke with Roberts and tried to get him to surrender himself, but Roberts feared if he surrendered he would be executed by the regulators and declined.
Dick Brewer got tired of waiting and sent some more regulators to arrest Roberts who saw the heavily armed men coming for him and went for his rifle the same time as Charlie Bowdre, both men firing at once, with Buckshot getting hit in the stomach and his bullet hitting Bowdre's buckle blowing him over.
Buckshot though shot in the stomach, was still able however, to take cover in a doorway and return a rate of fire agaisnt the regulators.
John Middleton was badly hit in the chest, Doc Scurlock was grazed and George Coe was shot in the hand ruining his thumb and trigger finger causing him to use his other hand to fire which struck Roberts.
Roberts however still fired until he was empty and then knocked the regulator McCarty out when he rushed the wounded cowboy.
Roberts barricaded himself in a shed (or house can't remember that little detail).
This here is where Roberts showed the character of the man he was, for even with two severe wounds (the stomach one probably fatal) and being outnumbered as well as being shot at by the regulators, he armed himself with a single-shot Springfield rifle and waited.
Dick Brewer (who personally i never cared for and felt was a man out of his league in this matter) had lost his patience, frustrated that none of his men would rush the house, circled aorund the place Buckshot was hold up and from behind a wood pile fired at him.
Roberts who saw the smoke from Brewer's rifle returned fire with his Springfield as soon as he saw Brewer's head, hitting him in the eye and killing him instantly.
The regulators alarmed and scared by the wounds and casualties they had suffered fled the area but not before sending a doctor to see to Roberts.
Roberts died the following day and was buried with Dick Brewer near the area they had fought.
Sorry for this but i have been a big fan of the real wild west and the real gunfights that occurred and Buckshot Roberts is one of my favorite guys, and while i liked Young guns like most Hollywood movies it stretched the truth and or history to suit the fictional world Hollywood made for the west.
True but for time constraints and drama, they mixed it up some. They had to get a day and a half long affair into 10 minutes. Wish they had kept it more truthful but then if they did that, they wouldn't be Hollywood.
+Syphon Filter To be fair most people wouldn't care about Buckshots long drawn out reality story unless you were a historian...
ryan49er1 Most people can’t even be bothered to know the name of their street so i don’t disagree with you.
Reading that gave me goose bumps I hope when I go it's like buckshot Roberts
sorry?? that was awesome!!
"I'm daring ya billy" *walks out gets shot at* "SCREW THAT"
😂
That old crusty dude was a tough SOB. 😂
Charlie Sheen's character was intentionally trying to get Billy killed so he could win the power struggle
It was still sad watching him die
Exactly
He still knew he couldn't ask twice, and met him halfway - to his death.
@@markbranham6365yep he knew. Every gang needs that one crazy guy. Lol
Brian Keith was a legend actor, so sad the way his life ended. ...:(
Yes it was mate and I remember the day he ended his life, very sad......
Best bobble head death scene in western history.
As the kids say nowadays, here we have one crazy old man vs. six shooty bois. In other words, the young guys were out-numbered.
I was mega PISSED OFF when Charlie Sheen was taken out!!!!
Jay Khwaja when I was little I used to get pissed at that scene also...but now I realize how much of a badass buckshot Roberts really was and wish he would have won...he is much more of a hardass than anyone in the movie lol
I really wasn’t and thought he was a self-righteous uptight a’hole
I guess Charlie is not “winning” after that scene lol
one man caused more damage then anyone else
Jay Khwaja I CHEERED
Don’t really remember the renegades tv show but great seeing kiefer and Lou diamond Phillips reunited for those couple episodes of 24 season 1. 👍👍
00:00
Ahhh, didn't know David Bowie fought in the Wild Wild West!!!
-Let's Dance, ....................
-put on the dance shoes, and dance the bluuuuuues!
dun dun dunt …………...
"Lets Dance"... one of the best lines in film History...
Brian Keith underrated actor rest in peace
Everything isn't Underrated
this scene tells me always respect your elders for there younger than they look.
Sheen getting shot was thee most surprising death i saw on film..
00:34 they forgot remove that tripod...
HannibaL Lecter good eye
wow, good eye my friend.
Nice catch...
nice :)
Good eye
0:54 🤣 I’m daring you Billy! “Screw that!”
*Cowboy Gun go Chik Chik* "Let's Dance!!!" 😳
Rest in piece Brian Keith
Buckshot Roberts is the perfect definition of a crazy old coot lmao his one liners just make me die laughing 😂
I feel like the bullets would have tore right thru that wood and smoked em haha
They did, Buckshot Roberts died the next day from wounds.
Most likely,,, unless he got low ,,,, he was an experienced bounty hunter and the young bunch even though more were less inexperienced,,,, it does serve as a lesson if your ever in an ambush or shoot out lay low and conserve ammo.
@@rs72098 is that a fact?
Micah Graham yes
@@micahg196 yeah in real life buckshot Roberts died
You see the way that old man knelt down and began to fire off those Winchester rifle roundss
Reminds me of my best friend in 5the grade, scarlet bell, we were huge Emilio fans
My favorite scene in Young Guns
:'( Poor thing.....He went out like a hero though. Dying for his friends.
Love this movie both youngs movies that been made
It’s ridiculous that a single man ran into an out house and sat down…yet somehow won this gunfight. He made himself stationary with no chance of escape, yet the whole posse was unable to land a fatal shot. Ridiculous.
It’s not easy to aim and shoot under fire.
@@palmerlp - Oooo, I had no idea. Tell me more! 😒
My heart stopped when Chavez got shot so early in the fight
Old Judge Hardcastle still getting down with Billy the Kid
Talk about your One Scene Wonders! I always wondered if that last barrage killed him after Dick got shot. Never shows him dead but I always thought the sheer amount of lead blasting through that thin wooden door would have killed him... or he was low on ammo and decided it was smarter to stay still and quiet until they left.
Either way, definitely one of the characters that stuck with me most from BOTH movies. :-)
"I Ain't Got No Business With That War, No More!..."
I love this movie
Back when wood stopped bullets 😂
You can never undervalue target practice. target practice, target practice, target practice. You can always tell the couples on Dancing With The Stars who practice, practice, practice - Let's Dance!!
That outhouse wouldn’t stop those bullets.
Hear a little bit of Roebuck when Sutherland shouts near the end.
“You could’ve been one of the great ones Buddy.”
Yeah. We old timers don't like being disturbed by the pups when using the john.😋
Chavez!
.....what!?
Lmao he was pissed at getting shot
In reality, Roberts only went there to check the post office for correspondence he was expecting concerning some property he was selling. The regulators had a warrant for him as he was mistakenly believed to be part of the posse that murdered Tunstal. The fight started when the regulators approached Roberts and tried to arrest him.
Apparently he was waiting for a cheque - if internet banking had existed in the 1800s he might not have died.
You got it all wrong. Buckshot Roberts was there because President George Washington sent him to join with the Regulators. Before this gun fight he ran into the Cartwrights and a small group of renegade indians. He almost got himself killed. But he called an air strike just in time to finish off them bastards.
USNVA I love a good happy ending 😂
I know it's a movie but it's now 2022 and I'm still impressed an overweight old bounty hunter gave young outlaws a run for their money
A run for their money? I smoked them
Man He Really Can Cycle That Lever Action Three Rds In Less Than Three Seconds!:)
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That is what i call a real badass
Imagine the guy from Harlem Nights shooting that little pistol in this scene 😂
I didn’t know that was Uncle Bill from Family Affair when I first saw this. Kind of in disguise!
Esta pelicula fue sara y es una obra de arte me encanto es super hermosa q alusinante la mejor pelicula de westers de la historia. Me encantaria volver a verla .
"I ain't got nuthin' to do with that war no more, I'm on my own now."
With a name like Buckshot Robberts, youd think his weapon of choice would be a Shotgun.
Got his name from surviving getting shot by buckshot.
Chavez’s what is still the same when Henry standing bear says what in longmire
Chavez!!! You got shot. 😂😂
Fire and flank gentlemen, fire and flank.
You shouldn't mess with anyone that's survived a blast of buckshot-and uses it as a nickname afterward.
I know this is a movie, but Charlie made a stupid move, and he died because of it.
Why the hell did they wait for him , as soon as they saw him , should have sent people around to flank him......
Because they thought they were in the spirit world
they can’t see us!!!!
I was rooting for buckshot at this point in the movie.
The 80's were the best
I can't believe that was Brian Keith.
Pause the video at 1:24 and you can see a green tripod next to them. I didn't know they had those in the old Wild West.
Movie blunder left unseen and unedited by the editor's, well spotted my friend.
Dude I had the hugest crush on Charlie as a kid and still do.......
Apparently it all went down very similarly to this where one guy fought off the regulators it was just slightly nuanced in the movie for runtime and pacing. The real fight lasted a few hours before they gave up.
Wounds two, and stone-cold drops another one. “Let’s dance.”
Billy doesnt even give a sh, hes just like im the boss now.
actually buckshot Roberts was holed up in a office in blazers mill with dick brewer played by charley sheen and billy the kid and the regulaters shooting at him from the outside.roberts was already dying at this time from a shot from charly bowdres pistol.he left his ammo and pistol on a mule he was packing so he was out of ammo from his winchester.in the office he saw a rifle hanging on the wall and used it.dick brewer was shooting at him from behind a pile of logs,roberts saw where the shot came from and when he saw brewer stick his head up the second time Roberts nailed him right between the eyes and took his head off.roberts died the next morning and was buried along with dick brewer in the same coffin.even billy the kid said about Roberts that he licked his crowd to a finish.
Be patient, send one of your gang into town to get food on occasion, wait a couple of days, and then see how tough the old dude is after not eating for a few days.
Only one man? Against 7 of them 😂😂
Let's dance they called him buckshot Williams fir a reason 😆
Actually, they called him that because he had buckshot in his shoulder that they could never get out. That's why he holds guns differently
Jordan loux this isn't a true story calm down. Lol
The only good scene in this entire movie is the Charlie Sheen non stop head nod when he gets shot. It’s like he’s agreeing that he just got killed. Lolol
Keifer's hand getting shot and covered in blood
reminds me of Venom Snake
0:16 When you spill hot coffee on yourself.
God damn it. Cut out just before the badass guitar string.
Let's Dance!!!!!!!!!
Charlie Sheen getting killed to early in the film was unexpected. 😮😮😮
The man looks and acts so much like my uncle it's unreal
Chavez....what! Lol
IT'S JOHN KINNY!!
Damn. Charlie Sheen looks so good when he gets shot. It was like that stun gunshot like what the hell just happened?
2:23 would have been better if he said "Regulators! Mount up" 😎
DVD trivia track: "Blazer was a dentist who moved there just a few years before."
REGULATORS!!!
Randy Lahey Let's rock out!
let's dance.
Gibert Delacruz 💥💥💥💥💥🔫
💥💥💥💥💥🔫