Considering there were at least six shots left, he easily could have twice. Who knows if he had extra magazines? A 1911's magazine held 7, 8, 9 or 10 rounds of .45 ACP or .38 Super. Yes, same capacities applies to 10mm 1911s but in the time period of the story, 10mm wasn't around then. Best you can do with 1911's back then was .45 ACP or .38 Super. Judging from the muzzle, I'm thinking .38 Super.
He coulda taken a few more with him. Cause he had enough rounds. And enough to scare away the rest of the gang. He had absolute power in that position.
@@Jdabomb93 I think the point was even if he didn't have enough rounds to kill them all, if they made a move Ace dies first. Then it hit him, even with his gang he is not invincible.
@@silvercloud1641 Yea you’re right. That was the point. I’m just saying... If he wanted to. He coulda taken a few more with em, and scared away the rest. “Win/Win.”
@@Jdabomb93 Yes the fact the others didn't know which would be next too. Even if eventually one of them did get on top of him. That made them all think twice about if they really wanted to go that way.
its a double action/single action if he wouldve pulled the trigger it wouldve went off either way if he pulled the trigger cocking the hammer was just a threat
@@heccsclips3319 looks like a 19lebbun,correct me if im wrong. Thems are indeed single action only, it's just that the reciprocating slide usually cocks the hammer for you. This is why many 19lebbun types like to carry it "cocked and locked" so all they have to do is hit the safety and pull the trigger.
@@heccsclips3319 Word up! I don't even own a 1911 or a DA/SA gun, I have stuff like Glock/M&P etc; but my gun nerd radar went off there and I had to do some ACKSHUALLY'ing.
Gordies standoff with Ace is very powerful because it shows us that Gordie has put his childhood behind him. Seeing Ray's body made Gordie realize that that the dark things that are in life need to be confronted directly if he wants to grow up. Which is what gives him the courage to stand up against Ace with no fear. Gordie saves his friend not as a child but as a young man who isn't scared to kill to do what is right.
Perfect discription of what this scene means and what it's supposed to mean that a lot of people forget when they grow up especially what's going on in the world today Blessings ✌️🍀❤️💜💙
Just watched an interview with RobReiner which said the same sentiment ,in the original story Stephen King had Chris hold the gun and threaten Ace, during the private screening with RR and SK Stephen told Reiner that he wished he thought of it, that it completed Gordie's arc into manhood and wished he wrote it that way in the story.
@@guitarest452452 100x better if Ace would have just walked up and took the gun without flinching and pointed it back at the kid cause he froze cause Ace called his bluff. Then beat his ass!!! That would have been worth cheering at!!!!
Ace had a nervous breakdown after this episode and realized what an awful person he had been. He decided to devote his life to helping those less fortunate, and he became a pet detective.
I thought I didn't hear correctly when he said "it's my little brother" cause I don't remember the movie well. How can he do such shit to how own brother smh.
Eyeball comes off as pretty bad to all his siblings in the book. After the events from the movie, Eyeball beats Chris up severely, breaking his arm and leaving his face heavily bruised. Still, Chris protects Eyeball by calling a neighbor and asking her to go over to his house to ask his mom to take the lightbulb out in the basement so that he can say he fell down the dark basement stairs and injured himself.
To save face, Ace would then start going by the name "David", pack his bags and move to what was becoming a haven for murderers and missing persons....this town was known as Santa Carla,Ca. He would never be heard from again, lost amongst the other wayward boys who ended up there.
@TH-cam Deleted my Other Account for Mean Comments He is a cocaine addict who retreats to the town the novel is set in because he is running from big gangsters he owes money to and begins working for the owner of the curiosity shop Needful Things where all the trouble in the story is centered and created. He does die in the book but I cannot remember exactly how. I resd it a loooong time ago, like 25 + years.
@@Boxingbear Dammit, I was hoping you'd remember since I read that book too but the only other thing I remember is he gets to use a one-of-a-kind car, a Tucker Talisman that magically never needs gas and is invisible to the police.
This movie is underrated it is just fantastic.......so is the novella.... all of the boys aced their parts.... the contrast between the conversations as they walked the tracks............this move will always live in my heart.....
Strange that right when _Ace_ was about to attack _Chris,_ Chris' older brother was right there all along and he didn't even do anything to try to stop _Ace._
@@frangalliano I thought it was gordie that got his arm broke all of them got beat up but cory feldman's character in the book that had 3 good stories the one about the kid an the oldmn wasn't that great
@@JamesParker1998 I think the irony in it was that he was killed by a random nobody. It wasn't about revenge. It was a simple case of wrong place, wrong time. He tried to break up a fight and one of the guys turned on him. It's so tragic. Chris' weakness, which some would argue was his strength, was not knowing when to walk away from trouble. He survived this scene because of his friend's intervention, but nobody was there to save him when he was an adult.
In the movie teddy tried joining the army but wasn't able to due to his hearing and eye sight then he got. A job in castle rock. in the book teddy died in a car accident with some friends and he was mentioned in the book carrie.
people drastically overestimate the abilities and influence of cancel culture. this would absolutely “make it in a modern movie.” the only way it couldn’t, that i can think of, is if it was in poor taste. but it isn’t.
Man this was such a good movie I remember when I was 7 watching this now I’m 17 time goes by fast miss when I was that young watching old movies like this
I have an original 1987 VHS of this that has likely been played in too many VCRs to count, and man it brings an odd sense of nostalgia to the -movie - and seeing this quality of the movie just brings back memories of my first watch on VHS. Definitely a great movie. I need to give it another watch on VHS - it's so good.
After all this, ACE resolved his disagreements with the boys in 24 hours. After that, a short time later, he started to solve big questions and problems always in a maximum of 24 hours.
That's the first time in the movie that you EVER see Ace doubt himself. He even drove right towards a truck without any fear or doubt. Shows that being on the wrong end of a gun will scare anyone.
Are you saved? If you died tonight would you go to heaven or hell? The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. Although God's creation was created perfect, having no death, sickness and disease, the creation became corrupted through Adam and Eve in them disobeying God. In this rebellion the creation became fallen through the curse of sin and mankind became separated from God. This world is fallen, but God offers reconciliation to him through his provision at the cross. Ultimately God will restore his creation to perfection when he returns but those that who reject his offer of redemption will remain condemned by their sins and go to hell. John 1:1,14 KJV In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD. [14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH , and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth. John 1:10 KJV He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not.
Those four unsupervised kids walked 20 miles each way plus two nights alone just to see a dead body. I think you can put in the effort to find a big screen.
Great scene, but I always wondered how they avoided getting knifed and left in a back alley in their near future. I just can't see Keifer letting it go.
ace went on to become a federal agent dedicated to fighting terrorism and has actually saved the country multiple times while dealing with a drug problem he attained while undercover and the multiple deaths of his friends and family he also had his name changed to jack bower
Crazy how Eyeball and Teddy seem more like brothers than Eyeball and Chris I say this cause it seem like Bradley Gregg and Corey Feldman is cut from the same cloth voice and mannerism wise
I've always been a fan of Kiefer Sutherland. He's most well known for the Young Guns movies. But, he also gives a great performance in this classic. Especially in this scene. It's always been one of my favorites in the whole movie.
“What are you gonna do, shoot all of us?”
“No, Ace, just you.”
I can see why Ace walked away
Yeah, typical narcissistic behavior meant to bring everyone down with him, which Gordie shut down by isolating him.
Considering there were at least six shots left, he easily could have twice. Who knows if he had extra magazines? A 1911's magazine held 7, 8, 9 or 10 rounds of .45 ACP or .38 Super. Yes, same capacities applies to 10mm 1911s but in the time period of the story, 10mm wasn't around then. Best you can do with 1911's back then was .45 ACP or .38 Super. Judging from the muzzle, I'm thinking .38 Super.
@@chrismc410 okay nerd
Yes I would have to
@ chrismc410
Have you ever shot a gun?
There’s no way he’s taking everyone out before he’s rushed or it jams or he drops it.
“No Ace... Just you...” chills
Yup gave me chills 🥺
He coulda taken a few more with him. Cause he had enough rounds. And enough to scare away the rest of the gang.
He had absolute power in that position.
@@Jdabomb93 I think the point was even if he didn't have enough rounds to kill them all, if they made a move Ace dies first. Then it hit him, even with his gang he is not invincible.
@@silvercloud1641
Yea you’re right. That was the point.
I’m just saying...
If he wanted to. He coulda taken a few more with em, and scared away the rest.
“Win/Win.”
@@Jdabomb93 Yes the fact the others didn't know which would be next too. Even if eventually one of them did get on top of him. That made them all think twice about if they really wanted to go that way.
"No ace just you" one of the best movies ever made
You haven’t watch many movies I take it?
@@googoo8325it's my number 1 favourite movie.
I love how Gordy had the pistol decocked and was bluffing until Ace mentioned his brother.
its a double action/single action if he wouldve pulled the trigger it wouldve went off either way if he pulled the trigger cocking the hammer was just a threat
@@heccsclips3319 looks like a 19lebbun,correct me if im wrong.
Thems are indeed single action only, it's just that the reciprocating slide usually cocks the hammer for you.
This is why many 19lebbun types like to carry it "cocked and locked" so all they have to do is hit the safety and pull the trigger.
@@ManDuderGuy ah i didnt know 1911s were single action since its self loading but makes sense now thanks
@@heccsclips3319 Word up!
I don't even own a 1911 or a DA/SA gun, I have stuff like Glock/M&P etc; but my gun nerd radar went off there and I had to do some ACKSHUALLY'ing.
He already fired once, the hammer would have already been back.
Gordies standoff with Ace is very powerful because it shows us that Gordie has put his childhood behind him. Seeing Ray's body made Gordie realize that that the dark things that are in life need to be confronted directly if he wants to grow up. Which is what gives him the courage to stand up against Ace with no fear. Gordie saves his friend not as a child but as a young man who isn't scared to kill to do what is right.
Perfect discription of what this scene means and what it's supposed to mean that a lot of people forget when they grow up especially what's going on in the world today Blessings ✌️🍀❤️💜💙
This comment made me cry. You, sir, have told me what I need to hear. Thank you.
Just watched an interview with RobReiner which said the same sentiment ,in the original story Stephen King had Chris hold the gun and threaten Ace, during the private screening with RR and SK Stephen told Reiner that he wished he thought of it, that it completed Gordie's arc into manhood and wished he wrote it that way in the story.
True mature adults deal with anything head on instead of runaway
Without the gun you think Gordie had the sack to confront Ace?
Coldest line of all time! “ No Ace, Just You. “
The actor who played Ace KILLED it.
Yeah that guy needs his own tv series
@@thie9781 🤣🤣🤣. I hope you’re joking.
@@melissalevatino5254 Absolutely not, time is ticking for him to get a series
@@thie9781 stoppp. 😂😂😂😂😂
Ironically Kiefer Sutherland and River Phoenix were good friends in real life.
"Oh Billy! I think I just turned my Fruit of the Looms into a fudge factory..."
LMFAO!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Absolutely amazing performances from those young actors.
It's still one of the best examples of brinksmanship to be found in the movies. So many young actors at the start of their careers.
One of the best movies ever. RIP River Phoenix
"You gonna shoot us all??"
"No Ace, just you.."
How badass would it have been if he cocked the gun right before he said just you
@@enjoyitbro Would have been 10x better
@@guitarest452452 100x better if Ace would have just walked up and took the gun without flinching and pointed it back at the kid cause he froze cause Ace called his bluff. Then beat his ass!!! That would have been worth cheering at!!!!
@@enjoyitbro wait you have to cock a hand gun?
@@oisinlynch8427 only to chamber a round after inserting the magazine
Ace had a nervous breakdown after this episode and realized what an awful person he had been. He decided to devote his life to helping those less fortunate, and he became a pet detective.
He’s referring to the Jim Carrey’s movie Ace Venture Pet Detective
I thought he went into counter terrorism.
He actually went back in time and found Billy the kid. Settled down with an Asian girl named Ying sun
same wardrobe
Then he went back to his ways and made a living legally bullying and torturing his victims for CTU
I was really shocked Eyeball didn't step in and stop Ace, I mean that's his brother, I know he's best buds with Ace and his gang but damn.
He’s a beta, couldn’t stand up to the alpha of the group
@@billjoe7036they're all betas. Ace was a punk
I thought I didn't hear correctly when he said "it's my little brother" cause I don't remember the movie well. How can he do such shit to how own brother smh.
Eyeball comes off as pretty bad to all his siblings in the book. After the events from the movie, Eyeball beats Chris up severely, breaking his arm and leaving his face heavily bruised. Still, Chris protects Eyeball by calling a neighbor and asking her to go over to his house to ask his mom to take the lightbulb out in the basement so that he can say he fell down the dark basement stairs and injured himself.
@@williamshaw9047 That's really weird, I'm glad the movie didn't copy the books version, that would have been even worse, lol
Apparently Sutherland remained in character all through the movie even when they were not filming and the kids were scared of him.
Not me is scary of him in this movie
He always scared me between this and The Lost Boys.
thats because he actually punched, kicked and put out lit cigarettes on them.
@@jennyrose9454 and Eye for an Eye
Sutherland is supposedly a dick in real life.
Top shelf writing and acting! Saw this in the theaters and this scene is still perfect……I never get sick of this Stephen King classic
“Come on LeChance, give me the gun...”
“Poor choice of words!!” *shoots him*
Как фильм называется?
@@иваниванов-я9ш Stand by me (1986) ;)
I have always thought Gordy saying, "How about I just give you the bullets?" would have been a good response.
Alternate ending....
Wouldn’t that be… give me the bullets?
Like the saying goes God made man Colt made them equal.
Also like the saying goes, always be sure to recock your semi autos after firing
Never bring a knife to a gunfight.
@@Presley3 "Shit, I forgot a knife" *exposes his holstered Glock -Raylan Givens from Justified
Satan made the colt.
@@Tanirhum why dis a firearm satanic. I am a protestant minister and enjoy shooting very much.
To save face, Ace would then start going by the name "David", pack his bags and move to what was becoming a haven for murderers and missing persons....this town was known as Santa Carla,Ca. He would never be heard from again, lost amongst the other wayward boys who ended up there.
Nice intro into the lost boys....such a great film 👍
Then befriends Michael
Как фильм называется?
@@seferino как фильм называется?
Until Teddy now going by Frog tracks him down with his brother saying he's a vampire hunter to get his revenge
Ace is the place with the helpful hardware folks
In the MAD parody, his name was Ace Comb.
Man
Chris Chambers. Always doing the right thing. One of my favorite movie characters of all time.
In the story by Stephen King , Ace does eventually beat the shit out of Chris and Gordie
Not just Ace, but yeah they got their revenge. In the King novel Needful things we are reintroduced to Ace Merril and his final fate is revealed.
@TH-cam Deleted my Other Account for Mean Comments He is a cocaine addict who retreats to the town the novel is set in because he is running from big gangsters he owes money to and begins working for the owner of the curiosity shop Needful Things where all the trouble in the story is centered and created. He does die in the book but I cannot remember exactly how. I resd it a loooong time ago, like 25 + years.
@@Boxingbear Dammit, I was hoping you'd remember since I read that book too but the only other thing I remember is he gets to use a one-of-a-kind car, a Tucker Talisman that magically never needs gas and is invisible to the police.
I've always noticed that the movie versions of Stephen King books are alot better.
@@williamshaw9047 OJ could have used one of those
"Your friends might get me in a rush, but not before I turn your head into a canoe Ike!"
Gotta love it when the actor can play "Deadly Serious"
tombstone.
@Robert Boiteau It was. I was referencing "Wesley Crusher" saying the lines with lethal intent like Kurt did in Tombstone.
@Robert Boiteau I think your right but it was tombstone with Kevin costner.
It was more like "Say when" as well.
this movie is just a masterpiece. Love it
Man, remember your friends growing up at this age? Good times.
amen
This movie is underrated it is just fantastic.......so is the novella.... all of the boys aced their parts....
the contrast between the conversations as they walked the tracks............this move will always live
in my heart.....
One of the best films ever made.
I like Chris' brother Eyeball w/ that sigh of disbelief and disappointment in his little brother at that moment.
Fuck Eyeball he was a bitch. He lil brother about to get stabbed all he says is Ace come on man
@@malaskew757 Eyeball is a capable underboss.
Lachanse and Chris they probably have the best roasts/lines
I love Kiefer/Ace's look & how he & the rest kept a straight face1:10 watching Teddy mocking Charlie when he found the body! 😂 Excellent acting. 😍
We're not going to forget this
💥Bang 💥
Lol
Did he forget? 😆
Strange that right when _Ace_ was about to attack _Chris,_ Chris' older brother was right there all along and he didn't even do anything to try to stop _Ace._
Well he was afraid of ace
@@catloveme3206 yeah
in the book his brother breaks Chris arms from the beating he gives him when he returns home
He was scared of Ace, but seriously was he just going to stand there and watch his brother get stabbed 🤷♂️
@@frangalliano I thought it was gordie that got his arm broke all of them got beat up but cory feldman's character in the book that had 3 good stories the one about the kid an the oldmn wasn't that great
I love how ace threatened them but ultimately nothing happened. It goes to show most bullies are all talk.
Much better than the way it went in the book.
At some point we had this on VHS. This was one of my top 5.
Gordy made Ace very nervous. He didn't care about anyone else. But he cares about himself. He didn't like being threatened.
Ok Redmond Obvious
Damnnn he went straight for the chopper, like “whats good now” 😆
Haven't seen this movie in over 20 years. So good.
Why? This is one of the best movies of all time I’ve seen it 2-3 times at least and I’m in my 20s lol
@@PatternLand I have no good reason LOL Will make it a priority this week 🙂
"How's the pie?" 🥧
The body was found and neither gang got the credit, but 20 years later they were all suspects.
What?
Just a bunch of suspicious dudes, I guess.
A retitled Aerosmith song; "Wesley's Got a Gun."
He really Crushered this role!
SHUT UP, WESLEY
Chris eventually got stabbed and killed in a fast food restaurant, breaking up a fight. Maybe it was Ace.
I know it’s sad
He actually did say he would get them for this (3:15) and said that he'll never forget it (3:34)
Probably.
@Rustie Cuffordson You are probably right because Gordie would say so if it were him at the ending.
@@JamesParker1998 I think the irony in it was that he was killed by a random nobody. It wasn't about revenge. It was a simple case of wrong place, wrong time. He tried to break up a fight and one of the guys turned on him. It's so tragic.
Chris' weakness, which some would argue was his strength, was not knowing when to walk away from trouble. He survived this scene because of his friend's intervention, but nobody was there to save him when he was an adult.
I love Teddy. It is heart breaking to know he didn't have a bright future.
In the movie teddy tried joining the army but wasn't able to due to his hearing and eye sight then he got. A job in castle rock. in the book teddy died in a car accident with some friends and he was mentioned in the book carrie.
@@aaronnantz2289Verne died in a house fire too
@@brianmeen2158why do Stephen King characters always have tragic endings
@@brianmeen2158 Ace is a character in Needful Things (the novel).
Best god damn movie ever I grew up watching this over & over I still as an adult have an obsession with going for long walks on train tracks
“Ooh billY, I wiSh wE neVEr boOSTED that cArrr!”
I read the book before I saw the movie, both were AWESOME! Probably best adaptation of King's books ever.
@Kaiya Peckinpaugh THE INTERNET
@Kaiya Peckinpaugh AMAZON
Have you ever noticed that the best big screen adaptations of King’s works are usually the ones with little to no supernatural elements?
Shawshank
Damn this scene is so real. It could never make it in a modern movie
It would, have you seen Joker?
people drastically overestimate the abilities and influence of cancel culture. this would absolutely “make it in a modern movie.” the only way it couldn’t, that i can think of, is if it was in poor taste. but it isn’t.
One of the best movie insult lines of all time “suck my fat one you cheap dime store hood” snap! 🤣
1:31 I can't believe this isn't an insult anymore
It is
@@jlrs8169 it is, but insults like that are thrown around so much the days that it's lost all of it's power.
U just need to add the "stare through ur soul" type of intimidation to make it extra powerful.
It is powerful but it is only ment to be used once in a lifetime
Have you not been to a middle school
Picard: _"Shut up, Wesley!"_
*Wesley with a gun:*
Wesley be like: *OMAE WA,MOU SHIN DEI RU*
Is this a tv show?
@@iamastriker11 Reference to Star Trek, Wil Wheaton who plays Gordie here plays Wesley Crusher in Star Trek.
Careful, he'll block you on Twitter...lol.
@@whatareyoulookingat908 wil wheaton when he hears "shut up wesley": 2:30
'You must have at least some of your brother's good sense.' That was just brutal. Kiefer nailed it.
why's that? What's so special about that line?
It’s amazing how much Kiefer looks like his old man especially here
“Eyeball…. Give me back my brother’s cap. Now.” I hated that he took his brothers lucky fishing hat.
Man this was such a good movie I remember when I was 7 watching this now I’m 17 time goes by fast miss when I was that young watching old movies like this
time goes even faster. enjoy every second. i was 25 now I'm 61 it blows by fast. very fast!!!!!!!!!!!!! UNBELIEVABLE!
I have an original 1987 VHS of this that has likely been played in too many VCRs to count, and man it brings an odd sense of nostalgia to the -movie - and seeing this quality of the movie just brings back memories of my first watch on VHS. Definitely a great movie. I need to give it another watch on VHS - it's so good.
I had this on VHS as well. But it has long since been replaced by a dvd version.
I own it on 4K. It’s amazing how many new details you can spot that you couldn’t before on VHS or DVD.
“Don’t hurt them boss, they’re just kids”
3:23 why is Wesley breaking his back while standing 🤣
It's the Crusher maneuver.
After all this, ACE resolved his disagreements with the boys in 24 hours. After that, a short time later, he started to solve big questions and problems always in a maximum of 24 hours.
It would be cool if they made a reunion film one day with Wil, Jerry and Corey
They could never do that without River
The best movie, all time
My best childhood movie, the first one that was “realistic “.
Swear....one of the best movies ever made.
Saw this movie when I was a kid as well as Lost Boys. Keifer Sutherland used to scare the shit outta me🤣
It's a nostalgic movie.
The theme song was also good.
0:20 . "We earned it, man. You guys came in a car. That's not fair. He's ours." ... You know, you can't really argue with Chris' logic here.
"Oh Billy, I think I just turned my Froot of the Looms into a fudge factory!"
That always cracks me up.
One of my all-time favorite lines!
There was only one person Big Boss feared... and that was Wesley Crusher with a gun...
Never bring a knife to a gunfight.
I watched this when I was about ten and this scene scared the living crap out of us
One of my favorite movies can't count how many times I watched it.
That's the first time in the movie that you EVER see Ace doubt himself. He even drove right towards a truck without any fear or doubt. Shows that being on the wrong end of a gun will scare anyone.
“Whoever told you you had a fat one LaChance?”
Lachance: Your mom.
“Cheap dime store hood”. I’m gonna use that one.
Are you saved? If you died tonight would you go to heaven or hell?
The Gospel, which means the Good News is the news that God Almighty, the Creator came in the flesh as Jesus Christ to take away the sin of the world. The one God is a trinity of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. The Son came and laid down his own life to save ours. His sacrifice on the cross paid the price for our redemption with his own blood. On the third day he rose from dead and offers the gift of salvation and forgiveness to those that repent and trust in him. Although God's creation was created perfect, having no death, sickness and disease, the creation became corrupted through Adam and Eve in them disobeying God. In this rebellion the creation became fallen through the curse of sin and mankind became separated from God. This world is fallen, but God offers reconciliation to him through his provision at the cross. Ultimately God will restore his creation to perfection when he returns but those that who reject his offer of redemption will remain condemned by their sins and go to hell.
John 1:1,14 KJV
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and THE WORD WAS GOD.
[14] And THE WORD WAS MADE FLESH , and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.
John 1:10 KJV
He was in the world, and the world was made by him, and the world knew him not.
The biggest in 4 counties
... they're called dollar stores now... soon $10 stores
Though it's a movie, it illustrates the point that a scumbag can be stopped by the mere sight of an equalizer. Carry on!
So this is what Jack Bauer was doing before he worked for CTU.
I had to scroll down way too far for this Jack Bauer comment!
@@mrtonywu saaaaaaame
I swear. I thought people will mention his name.
Before Jack started a career in anti terrorism, he was terrorizing west Oregon.
1:24 This must be the best comeback line in 80s film history
*“No Ace, Just You.”* 💪🏽
One of the the best films.
This is my fav movie of all time its a classic
"I'll give you what's inside the gun. But I know you're not going to be fast enough to catch it..."
I use to have a DVD and I would watch this all the time it was the best
eyeball really didn’t try to step in to help his brother wow
Count on deva
Count on deva
Count bon deva
“BOSS! Those are just kids don’t hurt them.”
gordy knew that nobody would miss ace if he was gone and even ace's friends knew that
It’s hard for me to enjoy River Phoenix movies because of the tragedy of him overdosing. I’ve lost three people to drugs or alcohol.
then don’t do drugs
@@kmadoom 😂😂
Been doing drugs and booze for decades, never got addicted.
@@jigrodrigues I-
Maybe you will and maybe you won't. Chris you are the best.
“ No Ace...just you...”
I'm thinkin Ace gave Eyeball his scar. That's why he sat back and didn't say sh*t when his brother was about to get murdered.
Damn...can’t believe Jack Bauer was that mean when he was young!
Have you seen The Lost Boys?
@@mgeek1 I have not.
I need to see this film from start to finish.
See it on the biggest screen you can find, with a good powerful sound system.
@@beyondwhatisknown I think my iPad will have to do.
Those four unsupervised kids walked 20 miles each way plus two nights alone just to see a dead body. I think you can put in the effort to find a big screen.
that vintage jeans....the best
Eyeball is great love his smikrs and says "Its not fair he is ours"
Great scene, but I always wondered how they avoided getting knifed and left in a back alley in their near future. I just can't see Keifer letting it go.
They all started carrying.
In the story this movie is based on, Ace did beat the all down later.
Arguing and threatening each over a dead boy. “Not this way, Teddy.”
Those four became men that day.
Him: He got a knife.
Me: I got a gun.
The latter wins out.
I still can’t believe that’s Kiefer Sutherland he looks like he was just in his teens
He was 19 when this movie was released
Shit I thought that was a young Eddie Izard...
ace went on to become a federal agent dedicated to fighting terrorism and has actually saved the country multiple times while dealing with a drug problem he attained while undercover and the multiple deaths of his friends and family
he also had his name changed to jack bower
ha
And he became president
he also overcame a bout of being a vampire.
*Bauer
@@mig50cc 24, awesome show.
Now I don't have to waste any hours of my life watching this movie. This pretty much sums it all up.
3:02 Ace: damn, this kid is good
Crazy how Eyeball and Teddy seem more like brothers than Eyeball and Chris
I say this cause it seem like Bradley Gregg and Corey Feldman is cut from the same cloth voice and mannerism wise
I've always been a fan of Kiefer Sutherland. He's most well known for the Young Guns movies. But, he also gives a great performance in this classic. Especially in this scene. It's always been one of my favorites in the whole movie.
I always thought he'd be better known for Lost Boys.
Nice filme!! Memories of such a nostalgic past!!