Fun Fact: At night, the actors would actually get together to play music and sing. When they were drunk, they'd make Lou Diamond Phillips sing "La Bamba", as he had played Ritchie Valens in "La Bamba" (1987). Also, you guys must react to "Young Guns II" (1990), the sequel next because it's a must-see.
Not completely true. My family was on vacation as they filmed this. Don't care what anyone else says this incident you're talking about was in Arizona. I was young. I'd just seen the movie & made him sing labamba bcuz I recognized him. They were all very nice, but Sutherland thought he was better than everyone else. Sutherland can give me my hat back he stole off my head.
@@RonnieGhe uses Real name when he travel... He and Emilio came to eat at the restaurant i work father and son while doing the Camino de Santiago (very famous route that crosses all the north of Spain) it's a pilgrimage
@@RonnieG Actually his father Martin regretted changing his name because of racism of the time. Emilio was also pressured to change his name but he didn't care and kept it. His father told his kids don't make the same mistake I did changing our name and to be proud. Charlie on the other hand did what his father did and took his stage name.
@@sarakaster well good news he’s coming back along with Lou Diamond Phillips and Christian slater it’s in pre production it’ll be called Guns 3, not sure if others coming back
One of my favorite cowboy movies next to Tombstone. Fun Fact: Charlie's 'last wish', the women was supposed to be revealed to be his mom but it was cut from the movie.
HELL YEAH!! SUCH A GOOD MOVIE! Believe it or not, historians have said that this is the most accurate portrait of Billy The Kid they had ever seen. You should watch the sequel! It's really good as well. I remember watching this movie on CBS Sunday Night Movie in 1995.
The scene in part 2 when Billy was arrested and is in the upper floor of that 2 story building, when he says "HELLO BOB", then shoots the sheriff really happened like that.
I like this movie, but to say historians have said this is the most accurate portrayal of Billy the Kid is not 100% true. One historian, Paul Hutton, called the film one of the most accurate movies about Billy the Kid as of June 1990 and a few other historians have agreed, but as they all pointed out you also have to be familiar with the other films about Billy the Kid up until that point. They all were extremely inaccurate. So to call Young Guns historically accurate is not true....which I know u didn't, you did say the film was considered the most accurate to date. What historians liked about the movie is that it is the only movie about Billy the Kid up to that time it was made that portrayed and used the real historical Regulators characters in the movie. Over all the movie is full of historical inaccuracies, such as the scene with Buck Shot Robert's coming to hunt Billy and his gang for the bounty. That is not true. Buck Shot was leaving the territory because he had had enough of the Lincoln County War and the Regulators ambushed him and killed him. There we many other historical inaccuracies in the movie, and the Lincoln County War was actually a lot more "colorful" and a lot more bloody than the movie showed. Over all a good movie and I enjoyed it and have seen it more than once and glad Hannah and Ash got to see and react to it. If you want to see a good and very close to historical accurate Billy the Kid movie, watch Gore Vidal Billy the Kid starring Val Kilmar. It was a made for TV movie so of course less gory but a great movie.
@@chiefsteps-in-poo8447 yes that was true, but the shotgun loaded with dimes was not. It is said that Billy told the story himself about the dimes, but dimes fired from a shotgun will not penetrate a person's body. Will stun the hell out of them lol. But won't do damage to kill a person like that. That has been tested by many firearm experts and historians. Something about the way the dimes or any type of coins spin or don't spin when coming out of the barrel since a shotgun does not have a rifled barrel. But Billy had it right to tell it that way because it makes for a better story lol. I personally like to think it happened that way even though historians said it didn't
@@Patrick-xv6qv I agree about the dimes being shot from a gun and them not being able to kill a man. That's always struck me as a little far-fetched. Mainly because dimes, being flat, would block the air and cause it to flip instead of spin. There was a movie that had Kris Kristopherson as Billy where that one, too, had Billy shoot Bob Olenger with dimes instead of buckshot.
@@willcopeland275 Hollywood is hardly ever interested in being accurate historically, racially or any other way. They operate by their own rules. They are insulting and inaccurate at times. But they simply don't care. Their attitude is if can do a better job make your own movie.
@@willcopeland275 I'm saying to always be on the lookout for such inaccuracies in movies and TV series. Being respectful to history or cultures is not a priority on Hollywood's list.
@@vincecommando7575 If Hollywood was truthfully respectful to history and culture, they would get canceled anyway. Because some people can't accept that what they know is wrong. Like if they truthfully respected it rather than do stuff for flare, there would be way more racism crying out than there is now. Just the fact that they disrespect the taught history makes people mad If they paid respect to the history that the schools don't teach you about, they would be burned alive. 🤣
It doesn't get enough credit - all the Western's in the 90's: Tombstone, Wyatt Earp, Dances with Wolves, Unforgiven may not have been made without Young Guns being a success since everyone in Hollywood thought Western's were dead.
Most of these characters were actual historical figures and the events depicted actually happened though they were Hollywooded up to some extent. The most obvious departure from reality is that the regulator's patron John Tunstall was only 24 years old in real life and many of the regulators were older than depicted here. Most of them were actually older than Tunstall. Also although Lawrence Murphy was a real figure, he was in a hospital in Santa Fe dying from cancer by the time the events in the film happened. His young business partner James Dolan was the main antagonist in the Lincoln County War.
Thank you for this. I was going to say the reason there were so many characters is because these are actual people in American history. This is obviously a dramatization.
billy the kid was actually between the ages of 17-20 , the guy who married the mexican girl actually didn't die like he did in this movie and lived to a much older age like around 60
@@antoineporche-rideaux4841 That was Charlie Bowdre who married the Mexican girl. He didn't die in the Lincoln County War but he was killed about a year later at Stinking Springs while still riding with Billy.
It’s a really fun film, based on a true story. It’s a shame we didn’t get a legit reaction from Ash, who wanted to dislike it from the start. But at least Hannah had a legit reaction.
Surprised and disappointed that both of you missed the emotion of this movie. Didn't even key on the "it means nothing to me" scene. Maybe it's just too American of a story. Would recommend Young Guns 2 but not sure you'd get that either.
I don't think these guys watch a lot of TV - the fact that they don't get it tells me they don't like television anyway. A British couple nowadays who hasn't seen Young Guns must miss the fact that from the 1990's to the 2010's Young Guns was played on one of the main television channels on in the summer during the Summer holidays or at Christmas time to New Year's usually at 9pm onwards to fill up the schedule.
Watching Ash try to work out the word hallucinogens and finally (and with satisfaction) landing on hallucination is the hilarious highlight of my day. 😂
This movie was surprisingly popular back in the day. Along with Freejack and Judgement Night, I could never understand why Emilio Estevez wasn't in more big budget action movies.
Emilio Estevez's career got overshadowed by his brother Charlie Sheen. I remember a few years ago arguing with my brother over who had more money Emilio Estevez or Charlie Sheen. I of course already new the answer without looking it up. Emilio Estevez has more money. Also because Charlie Sheen's constant legal battles and drug abuse. Had Charlie kept his nose clean. He would have way more money than his brother. Cause he has done more movies and TV series.
@@rxtsec1 Your right of course. I did like Judgement Night mostly cause I like Denis Leary. Freejack could have been way better than it was. But I did Mick Jagger his lines were the best parts of the whole movie.
My favorite part is when Billy and Peppin exchange words "Hey Peppin, I'm hearing you Bonney. I see you Charlie Crawford down there with you. Yeah we got a whole of... Oh my God! Hey Peppin, Charlie Crawford ain't with you anymore. Bastard!"
In the early days the vast majority of immigrants into the U.S. were English, Ulster Scots and Welsh. Then, later, during the potato famine, ethnic, Catholic Irish people began coming in droves. So there was definitely a rivalry brought over from the old country. Especially between the English and Ulster Scots on one side and the Irish on the other.
Poor poor Hannah!😂The struggle at the intro cracked me up! The stuff the cowboys spit is just chewing tobacco aka “chew”. The word you’re looking for, @Ash is “hallucinogenic”.😂 Just so ya’ll know, like Wyatt/Virgil/Morgan Earp, Doc Holiday and the other characters in the movie, “Tombstone”, these cowboys are based on real life cowboys. Billy the kid killed 21 men before he was killed when he was 21. You guys should also react to the western movie parody, “Rustlers Rhapsody”.
TOM CRUISE CAMEO: Cruise was in Santa Fe when They were shooting this and stopped by the set. You can see him briefly in the final shoot out as a civil war soldier getting killed..
The character Emilio Estevez is playing is the depiction of Bill The Kid, a notorious outlaw in the west. Also, Emilio and Charlie are siblings, on their fathers side.
John Kenny wasn't riding a donkey... he was riding a mule which is a cross between a horse and a donkey. Mules have the sure-footedness of a donkey with the power of a horse. Folks use to plow fields and pull wagons with them. I've done it myself.
The town of Lincoln, New Mexico is still frozen in time. There's a Pat Garrett hotel and across the street is the court house / jail where Billy the Kid escaped. There are still bullet holes in the walls. Such a cool town to visit.
Now that you have watched Young Guns. You need to watch Young Guns 2. This series is not so much a western bit it's the story of the Lincoln County War, in New Mexico. The story of Henry McCarty, alias William H.Bonney, a.k.a. Billy the Kid. His Pals the Regulators and the corruption within Lincoln County, New Mexico. The names and locations are of actual people and towns.
Little fun fact back story, the pro Charlie visited was said to be his mother who gave him up as a baby, only she didn't know it was him now, but he found out who she was.
Please get into more Westerns, it's the best genre really, rarely is there ever a bad Western. Funny how Lou Diamond Philips plays, Hispanics and Native Americans..all the time, yet he's Filipino. Well okay, he does have a tiny bit of Native American blood him and was adopted by the Lakota after this film..but I mean it is interesting.
This was in my top 10 as a teenager. Pretty sure I had it taped off the TV along with Top Gun, Days of Thunder, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves and all the Pierce Brosnan Bonds! Good times ❤
For a movie, this covers Billy the Kid pretty good, how violent New Mexico (Lincoln) was in the same period things were bad in more famous Arizona (Tombstone). Actual events were more drawn out and less dramatic.
I think that the Fact that this was a TRUE STORY completely Flew Over Ash and Hannah's heads because they're comparing this to other movies and Criticizing Characters, too many changes etc... I hope that they watch the Sequel and learn about a part of the History of the American West and what really has to the Legendary Billy the Kid...
But it isn't a true story at all bud, the characters may be true sure, but not the story. Billy never killed Pat Garrett, they were friends running in the same gang for a while before parting ways. Not some random ass marshal/bounty hunter looking for him at a bar and not knowing him at all. It's just glorifying Billy with typical American over the top bullshit.
You can check out the Infamous America/Legends of the Old West podcast and you realize some of the things that happened really did. They really did gun down one of the Regulators because he wanted to take them back whilst Billy and co wanted to string them up because of what happened to Tunstall.
17:05 Great reaction Ash and Hannah , just a tiny bit of an observation concerning most western films . I realized most of these films capitalize on the human aspect of a gunfight . At that age not a lot of people were accustomed to gunfights and hell of a lot less knew how to shoot . So psychology plays a much greater role as you can see from the bounty hunter being used to such situations and being calm while the "young guns" are panicking trying to find cover and shooting all over the place . You can also notice similar focus on stress in films like Unforgiven with Clint Eastwood . (also its called "hallucinogenics" :P) Looking forward to your next film reaction
When Dirty Steve called his horse dog, in the scene where they're high, he doesn't think he's riding a dog. He named his horse Dog. And when Charlie wanted to 'get his carrot wet', he went looking for a certain woman and when he found her said "Ma'am, I just want to hold you". That's all he wanted to do with her because she was his mother.
Your persistence in trying to pronounce certain words,week in week out, is admirable! Some weeks Hannah comes across as sweet and innocent, and others she's an outright sociopath! I have to admit, I find it thoroughly entertaining
Been waiting for another video, face lit up as soon as i got a notification. You guys really do brighten up some peoples day with your content. (also loving the hair Ash your embodying that vintage look like a pro)
These where real people this movie is somewhat accurate historical and I thought y'all joked around to much and didn't get the true story and to be honest who ever did the edit of this reaction missed major points of the movie
So awesome that you reacted to this one, loved this movie since I was a kid. Also I never knew that Buckshot guy was riding a donkey ever, y'all caught it immediately! Good stuff, great reaction as always! Have a good one!
Please be one of the few reactors to watch Young Guns 2. While not as famous as the first (for whatever weird reason), I feel like it's a case where the sequel is better than the original. It's certainly more cinematic.
Please watch (the life aquatic with Steve Zissou) starring Bill Murray and many more. I think Hanna will love the movie for the story and comedy and Ash like it too and will pick up on all the symbolisms
Sometime the hardest shot to hit is when your wide open, to much time to think. Plus pistols shot straight for about 10 foot back then lol. Buckshot made himself a small (as he could) target and got the jump on them.
Terrence Stamp was actually a bigger get than Anthony Hopkins at the time this movie was made. Hopkins didn't really become Hopkins until The Silence of the Lambs a few years after this.
Uhm, I think SOMEONE needs to take some Irish dance classes so they can learn how difficult it really is. Irish dance is not just a dance skill. It is a seriously physically demanding sport. Also look for the you tube video about the biomechanics of irish dance for a small insight into what it does to your body.
This movie's obviously a different experience when you first see it now in 2023, but I remember when it came out in the '80s -- it really surprised everyone. Up until then, so many western/cowboy movies were just old school and formulaic, and this movie injected youth and an MTV-style craziness into the genre. :) Anyway, you probably won't, but I hope you guys watch Young Guns 2, because the sequel's even better -- at least in my opinion.
7:18 fun fact: That wasn't a replacement for the other F word you're thinking of, this was just around the time THAT word started being used as a curse word and not as its common usage which meant "to strike with a stick".
Someone probably pointed this out but in case. Don't forget one of the fun dynamics is that Emelio Estevez and Charlie Sheen are brothers in real life. I can't remember why Emelio is Esteves but they are both sons of Martin Sheen from greats like Apocolypse now and West Wing.
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You’re bugging Ash, Young Guns is a classic
Real talk Young Guns 1 and 2, lol this is the old way of the America,
Fun Fact: At night, the actors would actually get together to play music and sing. When they were drunk, they'd make Lou Diamond Phillips sing "La Bamba", as he had played Ritchie Valens in "La Bamba" (1987).
Also, you guys must react to "Young Guns II" (1990), the sequel next because it's a must-see.
Not completely true. My family was on vacation as they filmed this. Don't care what anyone else says this incident you're talking about was in Arizona. I was young. I'd just seen the movie & made him sing labamba bcuz I recognized him. They were all very nice, but Sutherland thought he was better than everyone else. Sutherland can give me my hat back he stole off my head.
Agreed. Young guns 2 great film
David Hidalgo of los lobos actually provided the singing voice for the movie la bamba
I don't think they read your awesome comment just like the way they didn't listen throughout the movie.
FUN FACT: Emilio Estevez is the older real life brother of Charlie Sheen
Yes, I wrote a comment about it. Charlie Sheen's real name is Carlos Estevez.
And their father's Martin Sheen's real name is Ramon Estevez.
@@warre1 he'd deny it if you asked him. $ talks
@@RonnieGhe uses Real name when he travel... He and Emilio came to eat at the restaurant i work father and son while doing the Camino de Santiago (very famous route that crosses all the north of Spain) it's a pilgrimage
@@RonnieG Actually his father Martin regretted changing his name because of racism of the time. Emilio was also pressured to change his name but he didn't care and kept it. His father told his kids don't make the same mistake I did changing our name and to be proud. Charlie on the other hand did what his father did and took his stage name.
Emilio is perfect as billy the kid, hands down
Yeah who cares if he doesn’t look like him.
@@Jackholiday1025 “I’ll make you famous!”
I miss him acting...
@@sarakaster well good news he’s coming back along with Lou Diamond Phillips and Christian slater it’s in pre production it’ll be called Guns 3, not sure if others coming back
@@jddole7079 No way! Wow that's great news! Thank you for that!
It can't be focused on one bad guy because this is based on a true story.
One of my favorite cowboy movies next to Tombstone. Fun Fact: Charlie's 'last wish', the women was supposed to be revealed to be his mom but it was cut from the movie.
@clevelandcbi no problem I'm a movie buff lol I got the DVD with commentary when I was a kid and that was on there.
You have to watch Young Guns Two!!! It's sooo good! I like it better than the first one. The story line was much more intriguing!!
For the old ones on here:
"So, I hooks a left on 21 and Lewis
Some brothers shootin' dice, so I said "Let's do this!"
Nate dog bout to make some bodies turn cold
HELL YEAH!!
SUCH A GOOD MOVIE!
Believe it or not, historians have said that this is the most accurate portrait of Billy The Kid they had ever seen.
You should watch the sequel! It's really good as well.
I remember watching this movie on CBS Sunday Night Movie in 1995.
The scene in part 2 when Billy was arrested and is in the upper floor of that 2 story building, when he says "HELLO BOB", then shoots the sheriff really happened like that.
They didn't like it. 🤦♂️
I like this movie, but to say historians have said this is the most accurate portrayal of Billy the Kid is not 100% true. One historian, Paul Hutton, called the film one of the most accurate movies about Billy the Kid as of June 1990 and a few other historians have agreed, but as they all pointed out you also have to be familiar with the other films about Billy the Kid up until that point. They all were extremely inaccurate. So to call Young Guns historically accurate is not true....which I know u didn't, you did say the film was considered the most accurate to date.
What historians liked about the movie is that it is the only movie about Billy the Kid up to that time it was made that portrayed and used the real historical Regulators characters in the movie.
Over all the movie is full of historical inaccuracies, such as the scene with Buck Shot Robert's coming to hunt Billy and his gang for the bounty. That is not true. Buck Shot was leaving the territory because he had had enough of the Lincoln County War and the Regulators ambushed him and killed him.
There we many other historical inaccuracies in the movie, and the Lincoln County War was actually a lot more "colorful" and a lot more bloody than the movie showed.
Over all a good movie and I enjoyed it and have seen it more than once and glad Hannah and Ash got to see and react to it.
If you want to see a good and very close to historical accurate Billy the Kid movie, watch Gore Vidal Billy the Kid starring Val Kilmar. It was a made for TV movie so of course less gory but a great movie.
@@chiefsteps-in-poo8447 yes that was true, but the shotgun loaded with dimes was not. It is said that Billy told the story himself about the dimes, but dimes fired from a shotgun will not penetrate a person's body. Will stun the hell out of them lol. But won't do damage to kill a person like that. That has been tested by many firearm experts and historians. Something about the way the dimes or any type of coins spin or don't spin when coming out of the barrel since a shotgun does not have a rifled barrel.
But Billy had it right to tell it that way because it makes for a better story lol. I personally like to think it happened that way even though historians said it didn't
@@Patrick-xv6qv
I agree about the dimes being shot from a gun and them not being able to kill a man. That's always struck me as a little far-fetched. Mainly because dimes, being flat, would block the air and cause it to flip instead of spin.
There was a movie that had Kris Kristopherson as Billy where that one, too, had Billy shoot Bob Olenger with dimes instead of buckshot.
Great flick. More historically accurate than I first thought.
Yeah but they aged some people way to much they were younger in real life
@@willcopeland275 Hollywood is hardly ever interested in being accurate historically, racially or any other way. They operate by their own rules. They are insulting and inaccurate at times. But they simply don't care. Their attitude is if can do a better job make your own movie.
@@vincecommando7575 I’m saying cause Billy’s boss wasn’t much older than him 22-24 years old but an old as man in the movie
@@willcopeland275 I'm saying to always be on the lookout for such inaccuracies in movies and TV series. Being respectful to history or cultures is not a priority on Hollywood's list.
@@vincecommando7575 If Hollywood was truthfully respectful to history and culture, they would get canceled anyway. Because some people can't accept that what they know is wrong. Like if they truthfully respected it rather than do stuff for flare, there would be way more racism crying out than there is now. Just the fact that they disrespect the taught history makes people mad If they paid respect to the history that the schools don't teach you about, they would be burned alive. 🤣
This has been my favorite movie since I was like 8 years old. This one and number 2 are so amazing
Same here, when we were kids at the park my mom would yell “Regulators” and we knew it was time to mount up and head home for dinner lol
@@kaila288 my family did the same thing 😂
It doesn't get enough credit - all the Western's in the 90's: Tombstone, Wyatt Earp, Dances with Wolves, Unforgiven may not have been made without Young Guns being a success since everyone in Hollywood thought Western's were dead.
Most of these characters were actual historical figures and the events depicted actually happened though they were Hollywooded up to some extent. The most obvious departure from reality is that the regulator's patron John Tunstall was only 24 years old in real life and many of the regulators were older than depicted here. Most of them were actually older than Tunstall. Also although Lawrence Murphy was a real figure, he was in a hospital in Santa Fe dying from cancer by the time the events in the film happened. His young business partner James Dolan was the main antagonist in the Lincoln County War.
Thank you for this. I was going to say the reason there were so many characters is because these are actual people in American history. This is obviously a dramatization.
billy the kid was actually between the ages of 17-20 , the guy who married the mexican girl actually didn't die like he did in this movie and lived to a much older age like around 60
@@antoineporche-rideaux4841 That was Charlie Bowdre who married the Mexican girl. He didn't die in the Lincoln County War but he was killed about a year later at Stinking Springs while still riding with Billy.
So British people are like a certain segment of society in America who talk non-stop in the theater?
This is so awesome.
I randomly found myself singing Blaze of Glory this morning and I started thinking of Young Guns. Hope you guys enjoyed it.
ive still got the soundtrack
It’s a really fun film, based on a true story. It’s a shame we didn’t get a legit reaction from Ash, who wanted to dislike it from the start. But at least Hannah had a legit reaction.
"Loosely" based.
@@joescott778 VERY loosely based. lol
Surprised and disappointed that both of you missed the emotion of this movie. Didn't even key on the "it means nothing to me" scene. Maybe it's just too American of a story. Would recommend Young Guns 2 but not sure you'd get that either.
I don't think these guys watch a lot of TV - the fact that they don't get it tells me they don't like television anyway. A British couple nowadays who hasn't seen Young Guns must miss the fact that from the 1990's to the 2010's Young Guns was played on one of the main television channels on in the summer during the Summer holidays or at Christmas time to New Year's usually at 9pm onwards to fill up the schedule.
Never been one to watch a movie and talk over scenes. To me it takes away from the whole experience.... to each their own
Watching Ash try to work out the word hallucinogens and finally (and with satisfaction) landing on hallucination is the hilarious highlight of my day. 😂
Are you saying hollistigenetic isn't a real word? lol
lmao I'm crying rn because as I read this comment I heard him trying to figure it out...gdddd
They were also mixed up in thinking Peyote is a mushroom, when in-fact it’s a cactus. A different class of hallucinogen as well.
Fun fact: Some of the films samples was an inspiration for a rap song called Regulate By Warren G.
Young Guns 2 was my favourite movie when I was growing up!
This movie was surprisingly popular back in the day.
Along with Freejack and Judgement Night, I could never understand why Emilio Estevez wasn't in more big budget action movies.
judgment Night has probably one the greatest soundtrack ever. Amazing. Crap film though lol.
The mighty ducks
Emilio Estevez's career got overshadowed by his brother Charlie Sheen. I remember a few years ago arguing with my brother over who had more money Emilio Estevez or Charlie Sheen. I of course already new the answer without looking it up. Emilio Estevez has more money. Also because Charlie Sheen's constant legal battles and drug abuse. Had Charlie kept his nose clean. He would have way more money than his brother. Cause he has done more movies and TV series.
freejack and judgement night weren't as popular as Young Guns. The Mighty Ducks was more popular though
@@rxtsec1 Your right of course. I did like Judgement Night mostly cause I like Denis Leary. Freejack could have been way better than it was. But I did Mick Jagger his lines were the best parts of the whole movie.
“Hey dog, dog? Did you see the size of that chicken? *fires the shotgun*” LMAO that gets me every time
My favorite part is when Billy and Peppin exchange words "Hey Peppin, I'm hearing you Bonney. I see you Charlie Crawford down there with you. Yeah we got a whole of... Oh my God! Hey Peppin, Charlie Crawford ain't with you anymore. Bastard!"
I wonder if they know this was loosely based on the Lincoln County wars in which William Bonny AKA Billy the kid
In the early days the vast majority of immigrants into the U.S. were English, Ulster Scots and Welsh. Then, later, during the potato famine, ethnic, Catholic Irish people began coming in droves. So there was definitely a rivalry brought over from the old country. Especially between the English and Ulster Scots on one side and the Irish on the other.
I’ll make you famous, Ash and Hannah!
They still have to get to that one
Wrong movie.
You just threatened 2 kill them....
I'm born and raised in New Mexico!!!! Awesome to see you react to a movie about one of our heroes!!!
@Ouija_Dreizehn well I guess I love the movie so much that I didn't pay too much attention to the reaction.
Poor poor Hannah!😂The struggle at the intro cracked me up! The stuff the cowboys spit is just chewing tobacco aka “chew”. The word you’re looking for, @Ash is “hallucinogenic”.😂 Just so ya’ll know, like Wyatt/Virgil/Morgan Earp, Doc Holiday and the other characters in the movie, “Tombstone”, these cowboys are based on real life cowboys. Billy the kid killed 21 men before he was killed when he was 21. You guys should also react to the western movie parody, “Rustlers Rhapsody”.
TOM CRUISE CAMEO: Cruise was in Santa Fe when They were shooting this and stopped by the set. You can see him briefly in the final shoot out as a civil war soldier getting killed..
The character Emilio Estevez is playing is the depiction of Bill The Kid, a notorious outlaw in the west. Also, Emilio and Charlie are siblings, on their fathers side.
John Kenny wasn't riding a donkey... he was riding a mule which is a cross between a horse and a donkey. Mules have the sure-footedness of a donkey with the power of a horse. Folks use to plow fields and pull wagons with them. I've done it myself.
The town of Lincoln, New Mexico is still frozen in time. There's a Pat Garrett hotel and across the street is the court house / jail where Billy the Kid escaped. There are still bullet holes in the walls. Such a cool town to visit.
In 1988 we thought this was friggin insane.
Was by far my favorite movie growing up as a kid
Now that you have watched Young Guns. You need to watch Young Guns 2. This series is not so much a western bit it's the story of the Lincoln County War, in New Mexico. The story of Henry McCarty, alias William H.Bonney, a.k.a. Billy the Kid. His Pals the Regulators and the corruption within Lincoln County, New Mexico. The names and locations are of actual people and towns.
Hannah has more patience than me, I would've been throwing hands halfway thru that intro😂
Little fun fact back story, the pro Charlie visited was said to be his mother who gave him up as a baby, only she didn't know it was him now, but he found out who she was.
It was based on a true story. That's why it's not cut and dry. You need to seriously see the second one as well.
i love how he was teaching them to read
And manners. That's really more important than people give it credit for
@@LA_HA definitely
"boys will be boys" but a 'that's enough' is important too
Please get into more Westerns, it's the best genre really, rarely is there ever a bad Western.
Funny how Lou Diamond Philips plays, Hispanics and Native Americans..all the time, yet he's Filipino. Well okay, he does have a tiny bit of Native American blood him and was adopted by the Lakota after this film..but I mean it is interesting.
They look like they wouldn't get it anyway. They would probably scoff at Tombstone.
This was in my top 10 as a teenager. Pretty sure I had it taped off the TV along with Top Gun, Days of Thunder, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves and all the Pierce Brosnan Bonds! Good times ❤
For a movie, this covers Billy the Kid pretty good, how violent New Mexico (Lincoln) was in the same period things were bad in more famous Arizona (Tombstone). Actual events were more drawn out and less dramatic.
Seriously that intro with the higher/lower pitch “Ash” had me in tears 😂
I think that the Fact that this was a TRUE STORY completely Flew Over Ash and Hannah's heads because they're comparing this to other movies and Criticizing Characters, too many changes etc... I hope that they watch the Sequel and learn about a part of the History of the American West and what really has to the Legendary Billy the Kid...
But it isn't a true story at all bud, the characters may be true sure, but not the story. Billy never killed Pat Garrett, they were friends running in the same gang for a while before parting ways. Not some random ass marshal/bounty hunter looking for him at a bar and not knowing him at all. It's just glorifying Billy with typical American over the top bullshit.
You can check out the Infamous America/Legends of the Old West podcast and you realize some of the things that happened really did. They really did gun down one of the Regulators because he wanted to take them back whilst Billy and co wanted to string them up because of what happened to Tunstall.
What a treat, GOT reaction AND a reaction to my favorite movie of all time in one day! Glad youse guys did this one
The Revenant should be next on your list of movies about the American frontier..stars Leonardo DiCaprio..very satisfying film
17:05 Great reaction Ash and Hannah , just a tiny bit of an observation concerning most western films . I realized most of these films capitalize on the human aspect of a gunfight . At that age not a lot of people were accustomed to gunfights and hell of a lot less knew how to shoot . So psychology plays a much greater role as you can see from the bounty hunter being used to such situations and being calm while the "young guns" are panicking trying to find cover and shooting all over the place . You can also notice similar focus on stress in films like Unforgiven with Clint Eastwood . (also its called "hallucinogenics" :P) Looking forward to your next film reaction
You simply can't stop now... Young Guns II is SO much more fun. It's one of few sequels I prefer over the original!!
When Dirty Steve called his horse dog, in the scene where they're high, he doesn't think he's riding a dog. He named his horse Dog.
And when Charlie wanted to 'get his carrot wet', he went looking for a certain woman and when he found her said "Ma'am, I just want to hold you". That's all he wanted to do with her because she was his mother.
This was a childhood favourite of mine love it
Your persistence in trying to pronounce certain words,week in week out, is admirable!
Some weeks Hannah comes across as sweet and innocent, and others she's an outright sociopath! I have to admit, I find it thoroughly entertaining
The epitaph had only one word - pals
Bruh the opening to this is exactly the chemistry we like. Y’all eventually got there.
Fun fact : Tom Cruise has a small part in the last shooting scene, and so does Jon Bon Jovi 🙂
Lotte Larsen: Was Bon Jovi shot down in a Blaze of Glory?
@@LA_HA 🤣 yes
@@lottelarsen2918 haha
"Regulaaaytoors, mount up"
Hannah: "He's a fruit loop." LOL, best quote of the whole reaction.
Hannah is the most adorable and emotional entity on the face of the planet. Protect her at all costs Ash!!!
Been waiting for another video, face lit up as soon as i got a notification. You guys really do brighten up some peoples day with your content. (also loving the hair Ash your embodying that vintage look like a pro)
Gotta check out young guns 2 now. Very fun movie and a great sequel.
Young Guns 2 is far superior to this and is still one of my favorite westerns of all times. You must react to it.
These where real people this movie is somewhat accurate historical and I thought y'all joked around to much and didn't get the true story and to be honest who ever did the edit of this reaction missed major points of the movie
Got to watch Young guns 2
this movie is based on the real life lincoln county war. Very interesting. The real story is better than anything hollywood ever made of it
So awesome that you reacted to this one, loved this movie since I was a kid. Also I never knew that Buckshot guy was riding a donkey ever, y'all caught it immediately! Good stuff, great reaction as always! Have a good one!
Please be one of the few reactors to watch Young Guns 2. While not as famous as the first (for whatever weird reason), I feel like it's a case where the sequel is better than the original. It's certainly more cinematic.
Please watch (the life aquatic with Steve Zissou) starring Bill Murray and many more. I think Hanna will love the movie for the story and comedy and Ash like it too and will pick up on all the symbolisms
19:06 That's funny because I grew up on this movie and I was and remain EXTREMELY emotionally invested in these people and their losses...
Sometime the hardest shot to hit is when your wide open, to much time to think. Plus pistols shot straight for about 10 foot back then lol. Buckshot made himself a small (as he could) target and got the jump on them.
Lol 😂😂 I wasn't expecting a no neck Hannah appearance for this movie 😂😂 the chicken grease was too funny. 😂😂
Terrence Stamp was actually a bigger get than Anthony Hopkins at the time this movie was made. Hopkins didn't really become Hopkins until The Silence of the Lambs a few years after this.
Kneel Before Zod!!
@@garethdavies8004 If they haven't yet, they should do Superman and Superman II
didnt know the intro to fucking regulators was in this movie wow.. i just looked at the screen so perplexed and surprised 🤣🤣🤷♀🤷♀
I love this movie I was born and raised in New Mexico and there is so much history of Billy the kid out there. Billy Love Mexico.
Uhm, I think SOMEONE needs to take some Irish dance classes so they can learn how difficult it really is. Irish dance is not just a dance skill. It is a seriously physically demanding sport. Also look for the you tube video about the biomechanics of irish dance for a small insight into what it does to your body.
21:49 "Top o' the mahrnin to ya ghurls!"
When Hannah slipped into that dialects....i LOVED IT!!
Ash saying we don’t need a woman to make us dinner like he’s at the table too 😂😂😂😂
Awesome! Young Guns 2!
Peyote is a cactus in the US that makes you hallucinate. The Native Americans still grow and use it on the reserves.
This movie's obviously a different experience when you first see it now in 2023, but I remember when it came out in the '80s -- it really surprised everyone. Up until then, so many western/cowboy movies were just old school and formulaic, and this movie injected youth and an MTV-style craziness into the genre. :) Anyway, you probably won't, but I hope you guys watch Young Guns 2, because the sequel's even better -- at least in my opinion.
7:18 fun fact: That wasn't a replacement for the other F word you're thinking of, this was just around the time THAT word started being used as a curse word and not as its common usage which meant "to strike with a stick".
GUYS! HEY YOU GUYS!
YA'LL SEE THE SIZE OF THAT CHICKEN?! THE SIZE OF THAT COCKA DOODLE GOTTDAMN DOO!
My mom shared this movie with me when i was a teen, forgot how good it was thank you guys!
The Lincoln County War is an iconic event in the legacy of the "old west".
That and the Gunfight at the place between Foy's photography and a laundrette with Wyatt Earp. (It's not strictly at the Ok Coral).
Too much ego for me. I couldn't even make it to the movie. Get over yourselves
2nd is the best, first one is like an introduction to some character
Someone probably pointed this out but in case. Don't forget one of the fun dynamics is that Emelio Estevez and Charlie Sheen are brothers in real life. I can't remember why Emelio is Esteves but they are both sons of Martin Sheen from greats like Apocolypse now and West Wing.
It was cut out of the movie for reason, but the woman in the scene that Charlie goes to see and hugs was actually his mother.
I feel old as dirt reading the posts about “fun facts” LOL! I really enjoy u guys reviewing these movies !!❤
I actually live in New Mexico I'm about an hours drive from where billy is buried I've been to old fort Sumter and saw his grave
Such a classic!! One of those that I could watch over and over.
Y’all need to watch Young Guns II, it’s MUCH better!!!
One of my favourite films, watched it all the time growing up! 😍
It would be lucky that Ash was even born in 1988...what a nobler young thing
I just finished watching Hannah's latest upload...nice, both videos for us today! Love it!
"who cooked the meal?"...."men!"....."sort yourself out. love the back and fourth banter between you two lmfao
this movie was loosely based on actual historical facts, and actual characters involved in the Lincoln County War
Fun Fact: It was a clear black night, a clear white moon.
Ash, this is the funniest you've ever been. Hilarious!
It’s all about the soundtrack for me! 💖
This is such a good movie. Hope you all enjoyed it and will do the sequel.
Great Reactions To One Of My All Time Favorite Western Movie's, Guy's