Drugstore Cowboy (1/8) Movie CLIP - At the Pharmacy (1989) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Bob (Matt Dillon) and his crew rob a pharmacy.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
The operative word in Drugstore Cowboy is "drug". Matt Dillon plays the leader of a group of dopeheads who wander around the country robbing pharmacies to feed their habits. Dillon's chums include doltish James Le Gros and teen-age junkie Heather Graham; also along for the ride is Dillon's wife Kelly Lynch. Their nemesis is cop James Remar, whom Dillon takes perverse delight in humiliating. When one of the young addicts dies of an overdose, it promps Dillon to try to go straight, a task complicated by wife Lynch's determination to stay high and by the corrupting presence of an ex-priest, played by Naked Lunch author William Burroughs. Drugstore Cowboy was director Gus Van Sant's breakthrough picture.
CREDITS:
TM & © Lionsgate (1989)
Cast: Matt Dillon, Eric Hull, James LeGros, Heather Graham, Kelly Lynch
Director: Gus Van Sant
Producer: Cary Brokaw
Screenwriters: William S. Burroughs, James Fogle, Gus Van Sant, Daniel Yost
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Never have a bunch of junkies looked so good
first 5 years u re younger than yesterday
Gabriel I know right.
They look fine in the beginning. Remember heroin chic?
+The Dude If you watch the rest of the movie it really doesn't end well. It's a pretty nasty portrayal of the realities of addiction.
The Dude wasnt this film an independent production? hardly a big hollywood film
The good old days when there were no cameras.
+ontariobuds actually the cameras were hiding beneath the round mirrors. even back then...
+misteur axe well not in this movie as you probably know. They had to get descriptions of them from the pharmacist.
+ontariobuds there are still little towns that dont have cams
its about trust , and if they find out you did take something that take you back to there store back room and take a base ball bat and break your arms and legs, me i would pull all your teeth out all so
***** my teeth are staying where they are thank you.
+rigomortisfxstudios What if I steal a few bottles of this or that (not enough to deprive other customers) and leave cash somewhere covering the cost? I think that would merit no more than a good slapping-around and a ban, right? Because in my dark junkie days I would've tried that shit if I thought I'd stand a reasonable chance of getting away with it. Opiate addiction makes you harbor some crazy ass thoughts.
I love this movie and love how her fake seizure is extremely unconvincing.
Always was very intrigued by the hot chick junkies when i too was a "praticing addict". Especially the ones who were hot shit back in high school. Its funny how dope knocks everyone down to the same sad level.
I had my first apartment around the corner from this pharmacy in 1996, I always thought of this scene when going in
Ay that's dope where was it at?
@@j.m6334 the Pharmacy is on 21st Ave Portland, OR. My apartment was on Irving
I thought you meant "where's the dope at?" lol 🤣 the film was '89 and the setting '70-71. Can you imagine security was so lax! I'd have become a dope fiend for sure! lol
It's NW 21st & Glisan. These days it is a bar called the Pharmacy.
Portland sure has changed for the worse.
Rick exclaiming aloud to pharmacist staff and onlookers (as Nadine is on the floor doing her fake seizure act) is priceless AF.
This movie is really good. Matt Dillon is so hot!
Taylor Lange 90s MATT DILLON IS MY TYPE OF AESTHETIC WHAT A MAYOR ASS DADDY 💗
That's my Man Matt Dillon god he's So super Fine and Cute!!! That's my crush!!!!😍😍😍
...and you're not!
Dodged a Bullet gee thanks, random person I don’t know whose opinion on me means nothing
Hell yes sister! 😫
I just watched drugstore cowboys for the first time and imagine my surprise to hear the israelites!! I haven't heard that song since it came in 1969. I was in 10th grade. I loved that song then and still do now. I had to look it up. Thanks to everyone involved for choosing to use this song for this movie, which by the way I loved. I will watch it again. So funny how we forget things in our past. It only took me a few notes to recognize what song I was hearing. I headed straight for utube.
I loved that song the first time I heard it in the movie, never heard of it before.
And to think, this was made in 89, over a decade before the modern epidemic started.
I was born in March of 89.
@Jonathan Birch Thank your Democrat Representatives!!!
There have been multiple waves of opiate epidemics, but nothing compares tot he current fentanyl crisis. It's killing 10x more people than before.
@@elvisman06 Oh stop. Someone always has to deviate from reality.
Smecking. I hear ya. I had a 14 year opiate benzo addiction. Clean three years this past March 22. I guess a big difference from 1971 is how many pain mgmt. Drs we have now, and the vicodin oxy scripts handed out like candy. I did have a job and insurance, but as any addict knows, you can never get enough. The things we will do to just get more
benzos are for squares. never touch the stuff.
Congratulations kn your sobriety my man
@david Dove 🕊 How are you doing these days?
Keep on keeping on, my man.
Why do junkies do benzos with opiates?
underrated
in my denial opiate years this movie was great to watch loaded
Heh, especially when you got your hands on some Dillys/Hydromorphs. SO similar to H.
@@ontariobuds so you’re scamming your doctor? Wow, that’s so cool a thing to boast about, lol.
@@alicekranyk4173 I don’t feel like I’m scamming him at all. He started me on the medication. I originally just went to him for some sleeping medication q NBC
Lmao yes I used to watch this when I nodded off
@@ontariobuds your doctors scamming you, man
It's been a long time since I've seen this film but I already know he definitely switched out the stool softener with something better - just knowing that having dealt with addicts. Also some interesting details on the props: the books are vintage in cover but they definitely scooped them up from a thrift store as they are super decayed and yellowed with age and not in any new condition.
@jonathanbirch2022 I've never tried it. I think they were implying that he picked some bottles that were of no narcotic value. When you are taking that kind of risk, you don't mess around with non-narcotic pills on purpose. That part where he pops the top off was just for cinematic effect so we could see the pills.
Roller girl should be more careful.
Kelly lynch reminds me to Lana del Rey
I agree!!
Dally
I own that very Captain America comic she's reading.
@Jack Burton Actually, no! It's Captain America 231 from March 1979. Go look up an image of the cover and then pause this video at 0:33. You can see the cover through the rack, it's distinctive because of the flames behind the title graphic and Captain America's back in shadow.
@Jack Burton Just giving you some evidence that I do actually own that comic book.
I share the same birthday with Dillon. 🌠
Your lucky.
Same !
@@ximaddieweebix3020
* You’re
What's funny, we had Percocets back then but no one thought to crush and toot 'em. 😆...crazy huh?
Matt Dillon looks like a young Sean Connery
I believe this movie was based on a true story of people that actually did this....
Yep. It was based on an autobiographical novel by James Fogle, who spent many years addicted to opiates and stealing to support his habit. He was in prison when the film released in 1989 and sadly struggled with addiction for the rest of his life, going in and out of prison for various drug and robbery charges before passing away from Mesothelioma in 2012.
Pretty much every movie is a true story
R.I.P. Tracey..our DrugStore Cowboy..We miss you !!
These days all the drugstore cowboys are dying.
If only it were this easy nowadays..
1:06 😂😂😂
Im clean now but I sprayed chemicals for a pest control company. In 2010 ish I would go to 8 houses a day 5-6 would have full bottles of Percocet hydrocodone hydrocodone syrup Darvocet oxycontin. I didn't even know what dope sick was til I ate 25 pills a day for 6 months. I figured out.
That’s not Bob, thats Dally
watch kelly lynchs O- legs at the end when she walks away from bob trough the hallway... lmfao
Huh??
LMFAO! I know exactly what your talking about! Her bowed legs when she’s leaving Bobs apartment building.
@@keefwins04 lol exactly 😅
Goddamn hat on a bed!
I remember getting this movie by accident when getting movies at a movie store inventory sale now I am looking for the book and a DVD of it
It's all right, he's a doctor.
Am I the only one who thinks some of those comic books are waaaay past 1971? I also thought that about the store and product displays. Seems a simple thing; I could be wrong and often am.
In my country, all the drugs are behind the counter. So you gotta be really good in faking your prescription or acting sick.
Late 80s
i always wanted to be heather graham
Matt Dillon is so so handsome
He’s a BABE.
They do prescription drugs, not crack and meth.
Yes? Your point being...what?
This movie was ahead of its time in showing that prescription drugs can be just as dangerous as street drugs. We're beginning to see the real consequences of that now that fentanyl and oxys have become such a huge problem.
@@silversnail1413 that’s not consequence it’s cause and effect. If that’s the case weed is a "gateway” drug
What are those capsules with the white and blue beads? Hydromorphone?
I don't think the movie uses actual opiates as examples that I'm aware of. I've been given dilaudid for pain in the ER and it was clear liquid. If you google search Dilaudid most the pills look like any other pills, just a solid white, yellow, or orange-ish color. The pill capsule used in the movie was probably an over-the-counter antihistamine or something like that. If you use an online pill identifier it comes up with a few possibilities including Phentermine which is a type of amphetamine for weight loss.
looks like a generic adderall
Yeah the film uses real opiates. The blues are diluadid . He also mentions in the hospital scene how it only has Demerol and he's unhappy .
Those beads are dilaudid. So yes hydromorphone.
Shaun Chahal is that what they looked like in the 70s? Never seen any that look like that these days
Haha...but I felt this beautiful the first 6 months
Is that Dallas WingSton??
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+Slo Rowe Entertainment i saw the trailer of the film you where talking about that is trash not worth the time sorry
+rigomortisfxstudios Have Had and get give.
I agree man, and Slo Rowe Entertainment I could be wrong and I am sorry if I am but I suspect you posted your comment here just because it is a movie about drugs and drug addiction. By saying "if you liked drugstore cowboy then check out out film" you are implying that the two are similar in terms of the plot.
Nevertheless I will watch your film, I might enjoy it. I will let you know what I think.
Yikes, it was horrible! Like a poorly-funded student film, made by students who aren't even film majors. Who would admit to making a film like that? And even worse, actively promote it here? It's like every single "Don't ever.....blank" warning you are taught in the most introductory film classes, is in full effect. What were they thinking?
Matt Dillon was Hot as hell
No dogs
Matt Dillion lookin all creamy
un bel film
what drugs is that ?
Dilaudid (hydromorphone), morphine, probably some amphetamines. They were mostly after opiates, dilaudid the main thing and they loved morphine also.
Jón Oddur are you sure that was it? They don’t mention other drugs besides morphine and dilaudid. But It looks like they had other kinds..
@@Thatguy55595 Pretty sure yes. They were opiate addicts mainly. But they probably just were after any controlled substances, opiates, amphetamines etc. These pills go for mad $$$ on the street. But they just robbed pharmacies to fund their own habit. Opiates were they're #1 choice, good movie, recommend it. Probably robbed some adderall and ritalin too
Jón Oddur did people actually do this and get away back in the day?
@@Thatguy55595 they still do it now.
HD my arse
I wanna be a junkie
No you do not. I assure you lol.
gt fantastic 4 u
Top 5
The song in the background?
"Little Things" by Bobby Goldsboro
@@sira.scottascot8865 thank you very much😊
👍👍
I look so cool, you guys are idiots' How come everything looks light blue or green on this movie?.. from 1989. Hah! so haten it.
The feature films from the era have that tint and they were also a popular color for the mid-century buildings and decor prevalent in the early 1970’s. The wetness and greenery of the Pacific Northwest could have also been an influence.
According to the director's commentary, the green color palette was an artistic choice for this movie.