The Kid Was Dead - Stand by Me (6/8) Movie CLIP (1986) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
The boys finally come face to face with the dead body.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on the Stephen King short story The Body, Rob Reiner's easygoing nostalgia piece is set in Castle Rock, OR, over Labor Day weekend, 1959. A quartet of boys, inseparable friends all, set out in search of a dead body that one of the boys overhears his brother talking about. The foursome consists of intellectual Gordie (Wil Wheaton), born leader Chris (River Phoenix), emotionally disturbed Teddy (Corey Feldman), and chubby hanger-on Vern (Jerry O'Connell). The boys' adventures en route to the elusive body are colored by the personal pressures brought to bear on all of them by the adult world. Richard Dreyfuss, playing the grown-up Gordie, narrates the film, while Kiefer Sutherland dominates every scene he's in as a brutish high-school bully.
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Cast: Corey Feldman, Kent W. Luttrell, Jerry O'Connell, River Phoenix, Wil Wheaton
Director: Rob Reiner
Producers: Bruce A. Evans, Raynold Gideon, Andrew Scheinman
Screenwriters: Raynold Gideon, Bruce A. Evans, Stephen King
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Here's a fact, River, Wil, Corey and Jerry who played the four boys didn't get to see the body until this actual scene was being shot so the reactions were real
Like they didn't actually talk to the guy playing the dead kid until like after they shot the scene?
+Joe Whitehead maybe, but they didn't get to see his makeup or anything until the scene
+CaptainMaster12 no but I watched Walking the tracks where Rob Reiner explains interesting facts about the making of the film
+CaptainMaster12 glad you enjoyed it, it's been my favourite since I was a kid. My favourite character is Chris it's a shame River(my display picture) and the actor of died young. I agree though Gordie is cute he is a good character. Rob chose a great bunch of actors to play the roles
Megan Moz I love seeing you in the comments when I watch videos on River :)
"The kid wasn't sick, the kid wasn't sleeping, the kid was dead."
me explaining to the court how i killed the boy who lives across the street
Wow you can hear too
Well done, I thought only I could hear
The narrative in this film is what changed the tone completely. Perfection.
Aaron S. Ok
This is probably the most powerful scene in the movie..it’s like they were expecting something so extraordinary but it was just a kid like them
He*
@@cade.s?
@@danielplays2572 he's not a it
@@cade.s I guess, but saying “it” works too.
@@danielplays2572 👍
I absolutely adore this ending, although it's rather anticlimatic, it fits the movie experience perfectly. The movie gets you hyped for seeing the dead body and when you do, it's just that - a dead body, no fireworks, nothing more
Well said
Couldn't have said it better. For an 80's movie, the acting is phenomenal. Storyline is clever and realistic.
@@Zkex it is probably better than some of the movies today, if we are being completely honest. I love the compassion that Chris shows for his best friend Gordie! I think Gordie was still carrying a burden of guilt about his brother even though his death in the jeep accident was no fault of Gordie’s. Denny was the only person in their family that cared about him and it showed in the cameos of the brothers. We never hear them say that they love each other, but their love is clear in the brief moments that are shown in the movie. I believe that if they had lost both of their parents but still had each other, Gordie would have been okay, because his brother had his back.
The way it happened though, he spent the weekend hiking with his friends, but especially with Chris, opened up a wound that had been festering ever since his brother passed away, and I also believe that his best friend being there with him when he needed to cry helped him a lot. Remember that at the end of the movie, Gordie actually looked happy as he waved goodbye to Chris. I think a heavy burden was lifted from his shoulders when he cried on Chris’s shoulder. I can imagine that the boys would have exchanged a hug and Gordie would have said something like “Thank You so much Chris! You don’t know how much better I feel now” if Ace and his gang hadn’t shown up.
Remember that toward the beginning of the movie, the adult Gordie said “Chris Chambers was the leader of our gang and my best friend”.
It's about the journey, and not the destination (cliché, I know).
Powerful scene. Not only did it literally depict death, but it symbolized the end of our heroes’ childhood.
The saddest part to me was how Gordy explains that once they began highschool they saw less and less of Teddy and Vern until they became 2 more faces passing by in the hallway. That part is so sad because we all have friends we loved alot at that age then a year later they're gone from our life.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 you can't blame Chris and Gordie. To tell you the truth, they outgrew Vern and Teddy who I actually find emotionally immature in that age. Teddy is filled with angst concerning his father's mental illness, which is sad especially when Milo called his dad a loonie and he had a good cry after. But the way Vern and Teddy discussed things is waaaaay too mundane compared to how Chris and Gordie were able to talk about real things, such as betrayal and grief. They understood one another. Chris had the emotional maturity to understand Gordie in this particular scene and was mature enough to comfort. There were a lot of scenes in which Chris was mature enough to call out Gordie, but this particular scene is the cherry on top for me. It's no surprise that they would outgrow Vern and Teddy.
@@02mjan it's still sad though.. it goes back to the line he types right as he is finishing. "I will never have any friends in life like the ones I had when I was 12. Jesus, does anyone?"
This film meant a LOT to me from like kindergarten to like 3rd grade. I actually made me appreciate the friendships I had even more. I still have one friend I see semi regularly from elementary school and I am 40 now. The rest are gone. (some even deceased). Life goes by so fast.
It is a sad fact of life that so much changes when childhood comes to an end. Some of our friends are inevitably going to drift away and there is very little if anything that we can do about it. Perhaps it seems like a mundane thing, but there were friends I had and I don't think that I was ever in their house again. 😐😔
6 years later! Not mundane at all, it's just stopping to smell the roses as they say. Keep pushing and take all of those good memories of friends gone by and let them fuel you for a brighter future!@@Kevin_Forde
Rest in peace River Phoenix
what
Arttu river Phoenix died
There’s a River born to be a giver
Keep you warm won’t let you shiver
His heart is a never gonna wither
Come on everybody time to deliver
Next day: “Hey John we shooting this heroin or what?”
@@arttu498 His last line wasn't in a movie... it was in a bathroom in LA
Arttu river died a long time ago
This scene used to scare the hell out of me. I remembered crying whenever I'd see the dead body. o-o It still gives me chills but I do feel bad for the kid.
BERNARD SHORT
I never seen this as a kid :(. But i am glad i seen this movie today on netflix! I enjoyed it!
Good job from zeidi
Me too.
same but i thought he had been murdered for some reason.
***** same
Stephen King's friend was hit by a train when they were out playing, King saw it. He went home in basically a catatonic state and to this day denies being able to remember seeing anything.
I doubt its actual denial, your brain evolved to instinctually respond to trauma by dulling ability to remember things clearly to keep yourself from freezing up and dying in a survival situation so he probablyy really doesn't know exactly what he saw just how it felt to see if that makes sense
And that horrific experience lead him down the dark, twisted path of being a Horror Writer:
Seriously, I wouldn’t doubt it. Childhood Trauma shapes our Adult lives and our respective vocations.
I love how their voices get deeper as the film goes on
Ros Tibbs puberty
What is that Omg
Is the a zombie I hit zombie OMG
Girl you are zomvie
Hey what are you doing
Ros Tibbs puberty
do you like stand by me
You can tell river's voice is starting to change in this scene.
His voice is deeper compared to other scenes.
I noticed the same thing.
I noticed it too, also in Wil and Corey.
+Sean Furlong Oh, I didn't notice it in Wil and Corey.
+kian wallace someone vocing him?
Janshshhss Ahkhahahahahshs Naaaa!
I remember seeing this at summer camp and being too young to understand its true meaning and messages. I watch it now, older, smarter, and realize how ahead of its time it really was. This movie is really something.
Tigerman1138 you said it man!
But he not beating goku
@@johndan1760 shut up kid
@police3363 I'm responding to a comment that was 2 months ago 🤔
So true brother
My English teacher played this movie in class when I was in tenth grade. I did not speak much English back then (immigrant) so I did not fully understand the dialogues. But somehow I felt like I understood the movie. I did not know what I understood, but there was a feeling that kept with me every since I watched this.
This is the one scene that personally shocked me the most. I remember thinking no matter what happened later on in life, these four boys will always try to keep going. Because the summer when they found the dead body of a boy their age, they found some sort of reality and respect.
What a great movie, i really appreciate my teacher showing me this back in high school.
It's an amazing film
You had a cool teacher....and this scene can be understood by all humans regardless if they speak English or not....
Great post.
Have you rematched it recently?
@@LincolnClay98 they swear
Watching this part is not easy. A few months ago on a beautiful Sunday sunny Vegas afternoon, a bunch of buddies and I decided to hop on our streetbikes and go for a ride. Unfortunately, one of friends (Robert) took a turn way to fast and smashed into a guard rail and died on impact in front of us. The impact was so forceful that his helmet even came off his head (his helmet was securely strapped) and when he flew into mid air and smashed his head into the hot pavement, there was no chance for him to live. But watching helplessly as he bled out, laying there, still and watching the color of his skin change rapidly from his golden sun tan to a gray pale-ish color...ugh. He looked just like this kid. I shut my eyes just looking at this scene because it was a total reminder on what Robert looked like. Just dead. It was the most craziest thing that God Himself has ever let me see.
I could never take that.... I would be shattered if my freinds died... ;(
My brother was shooting a firework on Mother's Day for our deceased mother the fire work blew up in his face he didn't die but he will be blind for the rest of his life It's not the same as you but it's still sad and this seems reminds me of it
GOOD GOD.
That's fucked up.
Damn that's deep and sorry for your lost dude.
I remember when i was a kid and watched this movie for the first time, i was really freaked out by this scene.
Thought I was the only one
Me, too.
+communycat13 me too. It was very heavy. Very real.
+Mark Rushford well I guess you're a "big boy" now. lol
+Matthew Reid same
I learned all about just how mortal we humans truly are. I found my dad after he died from his first and last heart-attack. By age 12, I'd lost two of my best pals (to a drunk-driver). Shit, how much more did I need to learn by my teens? For as great as this flick is, I still have trouble watching the dead kid scene. Life is too brief. Live each day as if it will be your last.
How old are you now?
I’m so sorry for you loss
Im sorry for your losses
Too brief indeed
Jesus, im so sorry about that. It mustve been really hard for you
This movie shows Oregon the way it used to be....before the Dark Times, before the Hipsters.
I'm sure it was beautiful.
gcHK47 so beautiful it have corpses for scenery ah luxury
***** You're both right and wrong: The novella is set in Maine, but the film adaptation is set and filmed in Oregon.
Oregon is such a beautiful place
not real 😴😴😴😴😴
The dead kids face has been forever seared into my brain. Beautiful movie ❤️
It’s a good movie but it swears it’s still my favourite movie
💀
u aint lying, i remember my brother and buddies when we were that age trying to mimic the face "do the ray brower"we'd say
Am I really the only one that can't take the dead kid's face seriously? He's literally almost crossing his eyes
loved this movie as a kid
me too
*I probably worn the vhs tape off from watching it so many times in my awesome 80s childhood!*
*We made a copy from a rental, of course as the FBI warning says, "strictly for personal use"! On the same tape also were kid sci-fi movie Explorers (with again the very regretted River Phoenix) and coming-of-age catholic school dramedy Heaven Help Us.*
*I know Stand By Me is available to watch for free here on YT but has that annoying anti-copyright white blob. Explorers is a paid movie but Heaven Help Us can be viewed in 10 or so different parts. Better to watch it outside YT through streaming for better quality and through legitimate or low-brow ways, hehe.*
I still love it
Dead body actor: Kent Luttrell; He’s still alive. RIP River.
Just think, River Phoenix can NOW play the role of Ray Brower...
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 trying to edgy huh? Cool bro.
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 dude that's not funny ya know...
@@placeintheworldfadesaway5800 Exactly
@@doomvictor3934 yeah, there is a difference between an actor who is playing AS dead and an actor who IS dead.
This scene is powerful because it emphasizes the loss of innocence for the boys. Although it is an anticlimactic moment, its purpose is to show that the boys are not just shocked by the dead body, but by their own transition from childhood to adulthood.
And the contemplation of death by Wil's character, both of Ray Brower but especially of his brother.
Stand by me Logan Paul edition
Reg that's what I was thinking
Reg lol
good MORNing LOGANG WHATS pOPPIN WE FOUND THE DEAD KID LOL suBSCrIBE FOR moRe GAMEPLAY
They would probably go through 1 million plates
I hate logang paul
They just don't make movies like this anymore, sadly.
sure they do. what an uninformed thing to say.
Name one
@@AKoooooooo not often.
@@sugarsore it wasn't often that a masterpiece like this was made then too
What exactly do you mean by that? It’s not true.
Stephen King, one helluva writer!!!
Brower's parents were relieved to hear their son was found, but was heartbroken to hear his dead
Very beautiful countryside where this was filmed.
Near Brownsville, Oregon.
Near Brownsville, Oregon it's a really cool town my grand parents live there
stand by me is SO COOL AND WHEN HE IS RUNING FROM THE THAT THING
Love how the weather gets cloudy and the wind picks up when they are in the woods.
Yeah I always thought that was a great element to the scene on the tracks. I'm not sure if the wind blowing was the intent of the director or if it was random. Either way it was awesome.
I never thought of this scene as scary...even as a kid but at the time I didn’t really think much of it, I always loved the movie but watching this particular scene now...it’s rather heartbreaking considering the looks on their faces when they are looking at the kid and the music in the background, for four boys that were on some what of a troubled side u can definitely see their true feelings in this particular scene.
i agree. if you think about it all of these kids had family issues idk why this relate to what you said but its depressing their family problems and this scene aswell
oml wrong comment sorry
The most haunting part for me was how Ray actually got hit by the train. Because to be logical, kids around that age can be considerably smart enough to know how to avoid a train on the tracks. But in a way that mystery helped me to appreciate how realistic this crucial scene is. All that mattered for the early-teen heroes was the completion of their journey and how it made their story so unforgettable for us all. A lovely classic.
A deeper story on Ray Brower would have been cool. Did he commit suicide? How and when did it happen?
@@texasrockshillcountry6574I’m the story or at least the book I believe it was implied he had learning disabilities and trouble communicating which could’ve been a contributing factor
@@texasrockshillcountry6574 …my siblings and I used to debate that as well.
Man.. the tone of this scene is just so strong, I can see that on their faces. Such a good film. What I like about this movie is, it's so different from other King's writings, when it comes to books or films. The innocence, the humor, the theme, every thing of it. Such a masterpiece! Feel-good movie!
not just this scene but specifically the shot showing what they can see from the tracks when they find him has always been so eerie an unforgeable , I am sure that was the exact intention and the sign of great film making.
When Gordys brother died he was in shock and in disbelief he never came to terms with his brothers death him seeing this body was the only way for him to finally realize his brother is dead and he’s not coming back. He then finally breaks down in tears grieving for his dearly departed brother and the disgust of his father.
This journey to find this body was for Gordy to get back what he couldn’t feel or express when his brother died the others wanted to be famous Gordy just wanted to be at peace and be at terms with his brothers death.
the dead kid looks 30 years old
The kid (Kent W. Luttrell) was only 21 years old.
He was 19, not 21.
I love the need to exaggerate we have in the 21st century
More like 22nd Century. Ami'ight?!
Yeah sure, if you want to live in the past
This was the first rated R movie I've seen when I was 11 and is one of my favorites ever.
Same here. I was around that age when I first saw this. My first r movie that I watched the whole way through, it was worth every minute.
I saw this when I was 11 too
John Singleton incorporated this scene in Boys N da hood
He did indeed pay homage to Stand By Me, and created a gem of his own. RIP Mr. Singleton. 😭
I never noticed that, I thought it seemed familiar
@@ronaldh8446 Yup. Complete with the railroad tracks.
They did it on Don’t be a Menace too 😂
It's amazing how great these kids acted in this movie. From what I hear, Rob Reiner had a lot to do with it. Helping them, supporting them, and punishing them when they fucked up, lol. By far, one of the best movies ever.
WOW! Ya think? the Director Rob Reiner had a lot to do with it? THE DIRECTOR HAD A LOT TO DO WITH IT???????? WOW! THANK YOU, BRAINIAC.... So glad you can tell us such an informative take.....
This movie reminds me of my cousin .. He passed away in 1995 when he was 13 years old.. He was riding his bike with his friend in the back country roads and was hit by a drunk driver ! RIP Cheyne
River Phoenix died at the nightclub The Viper Room, then owned by Johnny Depp.
He had just bought speedballs off a friend. Which is a mixture of heroin and cocaine, very popular in the 80's and 90's.
He was in the bathroom and had sniffed a hit straight from the bag and ended up getting much more than he had intended.
Immediately after sniffing it, River said "Ohhhh, tooo much!!"
About 10-15 minutes later he was outside with friends having a cigarette. According to friends/witnesses, he very quickly became pale and started sweating a lot. A couple minutes later he collapsed right there on the sidewalk.
He was rushed to the ER by ambulance, but unfortunately died shortly after. RIP River Phoenix
I saw the famous night club in L A last year where river phoenix died.
My dad was there the night he died, he told me about it when we we’re talking about when he was a kid
Except that you dont "sniff" speedballs, you inject them, and most dealers dont premix it, they just sell you a little baggie of heroin and one of coke. You mix it yourself with water, and then inject it-that way you can choose how much of each drug you put in your shot. I know people who'd use all the heroin but only half the baggie of coke, ect. Ive never in life seen anyone "snort" a speedball.
@@merkitten953 You definitely can. Effects aren’t as great obviously but they say it “reduces the risk”. River did well to hide his use of drugs. He didn’t want to get caught with track marks, especially if he was with his family (which he was).
still probably the most realistic depiction of a dead body on film ever
When I was much younger and the movie had first came out this scene really creeped me out. Now, as a mom, I just see a child who will never grow up and my heart hurts for parents who will never see him grow up. I think of my own kids and how I would feel if I had lost one of them.
Always wondered as a kid how they found him before the cops lol
Movie of my childhood and I'm not even American...but after watching this, I so wanted to be! US was classy back in the day!
Yeah not so much anymore
haha, I lived near a train track when i was little so i would always think i'd see someone dead after seeing this film. Scared the shit out of me too!
The exact same thing happened to me lol, I was always anxious about finding a dead body.
The page of the the discovery of the body in the novella by King is painfully beautiful. A must read for all who question King's value. As a story teller, he's got a hell of a gift. A true writer.
I just finished it, my second time, it is darker than the film and we learn Gordie went to Vietnam. Some of the movie lines are the same, Reiner did a wonderful job on the adaptation.
The top three scariest cinematic moments of my life:
1. That evil scientist chick in 'Superman II" that was the last to escape from that machine that had a life of its own and she got trapped and became that ugly robot. Nothing, I mean nothing will beat that....those milky silver eyes! Ugh!
2. The corpse of this blueberry picking lad. I was seriously scared to even watch this scene again until today. TODAY folks 12/10/15. I am 39 years old folks. Somehow, this was the first time death came to light for me. The scene still haunts me.
3. The witch from the Wicked West in 'The Wizard of Oz'
Superman III my friend. And good list.
The wicked west lol
When they do that closeup of her eyes, you can see her pupils moving under those silver sclera lenses. I saw the movie when I was six and it terrified me.
Aww poor elphaba 😂
For me it was the dead guy in "The Birds" with his eyes pecked out. Hitch zoomed in in three quick jumps. I saw it when it came out (I was ten), it scared the hell out of me, and I was afraid to look in a mirror for months, figuring I'd see empty sockets where my eyes should be. Yes, I know that doesn't make sense, but I was ten...
Damn had River Phoenix of lived. The feller was way ahead for his time. Damn shame we loss him so soon. RIP River Phoenix. We miss you.
There are obviously films out there - rare as they may be - that contain a great deal of emotional depth. I think what he's referring to is the fact that in a day and age where movies like this are practically nonexistent, this is something of a slice of life harkening back to a time where films felt authentic and real.
The kid wasn't sick...the kid wasn't sleeping...the kid was FORTY.
Maybe he's an adult kid.
The movie that taught me what friendship means.
This will forever and ever be my best movie. Rip River you were so brilliant
My favorite movie as a kid 😭🥺
I hope I can go on an adventure like this or like the goonies where they find what they're looking with very close friends.
Me too
I have no friends
Victor Oladeepthroat they will come along!
Careful what you wish for. It may come true and then you will be the guy with leeches in his underpants...
Sorry kids don't go on adventures anymore...
The music hear is awesome! It really sets the mood.
I watched this movie when I was pretty young, and since then I’ve been scared by this scene. There was something about seeing a dead kid that made me so confused- up until that moment I thought only bad guys and old people could die in movies. And it looked so real, too. I still get the creeps when I see train tracks because I can’t help but think of this scene. I also get creeped out by flannel because of this, too.
Me too this dead body used to haunt my dreams and I was scared to watch this part
I remember seeing this back when I was more or less around their age ( I'm 33 now ) and I was depressed for the rest of the day. Thinkin how he was a kid like me just walkin home and suddenly havin the life knocked out of him. Of course years later I'm more interested in how the train snuck up on the kid ( I mean, I guess his foot got stuck or something ? ). I'll never forget how he's just there with that look of lifelessness on his face.
How..did it happen cause I'm still wondering?
This is my most favourite film ever.
It's amazing.
As a kid, my dad would skip past this part so I couldn’t see the actual body. Now, as an adult… I think it’s one of the most powerful scenes in cinema
This was the first movie that I ever watched in a movie theater San Salvador, El Salvador with a friend of mine.
Awesome movie...
Such a great movie. We will never have again. 😖😣
Amazing 🤩 heart ❤️ warming Movie 🍿 🎥 about courage, bravery and friendship
The music, and their reactions is what makes this scene so tragic. Like from what gordie describes. But it was only to his brother Denny; "What did he have to die?". That comment alone even speaks out for the now dead "Ray Brower".
watching these stand by me vids in youtube and i cant help how i miss river phoenix. hell i wasnt even born when he died bUT GOD I MISS HIM 😭😭😭😭
sooooo many great classic in the 80s and some where filmed in oregon.. where i live...
when i first saw this scene i always thought about all the days leading up to them finding him and how his body was just laying there day and night... wow crazy....
my dad watched with me this film when i was 6. it was the first dead body a saw in a movie. I was horrified and couldn't sleep that night. for the next several years in my childish imagination i always feard this body would lurk for my somewhere, whenever i was roaming somewhere alone (my mom was working all day and my dad sleeping because he worked nightshiftsand i had no Siblings, so i was often alone).
23 years later i'm watching this clip for the first time since and i recognize this face from my nightmares back then.
I should rewatch this movie some day
I also suffered horrible nightmares and this dead body would haunt me for years in my dreams I always remembered his face and the flannel like shirt. I’m gonna re watch it soon too but for years whenever someone had this on I had to leave the room when it showed his body because I was so scared of how he looked.
I can heavily relate to your comment, I’m looking at it right now telling myself why was I so scared but I think it was the first dead body I saw in a movie portrayed like this at a young age that it affected me and scared me. Just know you were not alone my friend! Stand by Me
Damn, I remember this movie SO much! R.I.P., to River Phoenix.
This film is poetry from beginning to end.
This made me cry
Guess Logan Paul never saw this.
Haha
F*ck you
SgSkipper stfu
Sean Bennett your messed up but hilarious
Wtf
River Phoenix, man 😟 You went too soon.
Relationships, friendship, purpose, direction, meaning, redemption, fulfillment
You missed one: loss. A loss of innocence is a theme through the story. :)
i grew up in the 2000’s and 2010’s i’m still a teen. but this movie makes me feel nostalgia for a time i never lived in. idk why
One off the best movies off all time an absolute classic! #1986
I LOVE THIS MOVIEEE
One of my favourite movies ever.
This scene always scared me so much when I was younger
I had a dear friend once who walked home from a party while drunk next to the train tracks .. He was hit by a train and died instantly .. 14 days earlier his girlfriend gave birth to thier first baby.. So tragic, and I cried like a baby to his funeral.. Today it's 12 years ago.
Sorry for ur loss🙏🙏🙏
Right in the feels..
That mournful brass instrument is what makes the scene for me.
This scene gives me the chilling feeling. The thought, when it comes to seeing a bloody dead body for the first time.
The body was played by Kent Luttrell, who was actually 20 at the time, but short enough to pass for a 12 year old. He's now a stunt double.
I miss this movie might watch it again
When curiosity turns on you.
I watched this movie for the first time when I was 4, about to turn 5 in 1996. I remember we were living in a rented house because our original house caught on fire. My dad brought this movie home and me being a train fanatic wanted to watch it. My dad already knew it wasn't a movie I should be watching, but he caved and let me watch it with him. This scene has stuck out to me and I remember being horrified by seeing the body. I never get tired of watching this movie.
R.i.p Ray Brower!😭⚰️
Man this movie was my fav growing up i watched it at lest 4 times a week
How the hell were they gonna carry his body all the way back
bs2455 They wouldn’t have, they would have gone back and placed a call to the police telling them where it is
I love this movie
I love this
He needed to see him to understand what happened to his brother.
The kid wasn't sleeping, he wasn't sick, he was dead.
I watched this about 100 times I. My life
I remember seeing this movie when I was little and this scene used to scare the hell out of me
Me too.. me too
Stand by me absolutely one of my favorite 🎥 growing up 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸❤😃😃🍀🍀
I love this movie so much it’s amazing 🙂
This scene used to scare me so bad.. had to close my eyes everytime we watched the movie on this part.
In the book this actually takes place in Maine and the Royal River was something mentioned in many of Stephen King's novels including in the movie Shawshank.
Go figure. Only, like, one of Stephen King's books takes place anywhere besides Maine.
Go figure. Only, like, one of Stephen King's books takes place anywhere besides Maine.
one of my favourite movies
I remember watching this movie as a 8 year old, my parent thought that you only saw the foot, but when I saw the whole body. It definitely scarred me for life.
I saw my first bloody dead body when I was 10 years old. Those reactions are legit
Wtf why you see that sry for my english im from Germany😂
@@christislord7925 I witnessed a murder
@@paulstokes8143 omg
@@paulstokes8143 can you tell the story?
@@sugarsore was hanging out at the local skate park and a 15 year old kid was stabbed in the stomach with a big kitchen knife by a guy over a bet who didn't wanna pay up and a fight broke and next thing I see the kids laying in a ocean of his own blood dead. Not a day goes by where I think about it
There's something I always wondered about. What was he doing out there so far away from town? If the train had hit him at nighttime without seeing him, why had he wandered so far away for such a long time? Did he get lost? Or was he running away? Did he just want to get out of that town like Chris did?
As a kid of the eighties I had so much freedom to explore sometimes when my friends weren’t in I’d cycle out to places far from home. There was a freedom as a kid that doesn’t exist anymore
The thing that hurts the most is every movie has a backstory that created it.. love you always and forever and a day ... but not without a lifetime. You'll always be the the whole world and everything inside