Видео

Luv this movie

Rob zombie room violence to a whole new level here. Joe Grizzly really got hurt during the truck stop scene.

It was written by a former inmate and poet I believe

Because of this movie I've be saying "Know what I mean jellybean?" for 30 years now.

Just an FYI the original was 5 hours long with a love story involving Pratt. The drug dealer that showed up at Cruz’ art show is the actual artist that made all the murals. Miklo is 1/2 Latino and I’m 99% positive his Dad was in prison. A sequel is in the works but most people that know would rather watch the 2 hours that ended up on the cutting room floor.

respect for watching this movie

I was in college when this was released and I loved it. We even studied the movie in Intro to Theater class. It's in my Top 5 movie list. Thanks for reacting to this brilliantly written movie.

The remake decades later was awful.

There were two transponders. The Mexicans killed Moss. The mexican that helped the old lady with the bags was one of them. The wife was crying when Tommy Lee approached her when she pulled up. Moss saw the truck with the lights outsid his hotel. And it was the same truck you saw in the final shootout Tommy lee rolled up on where he found Moss dead.

Shug poked Easy with a dirty needle. He said it on the Jimmy Kimmel.

Awesome reaction/ can you please watch a movie called LADDER 49.

Saw this on opening night at the theater, hard to believe it's been almost thirty years.

Awesome reaction. I love the energy of you two. As an up an coming channel myself, its inspiring. Keep up the great work

Oh snappp I grew up in Sterling Heights too since I was 10 after my parents moved us out of the city. Thats wassup

Great movie.

Great reaction. (and thank you for your service) The last scene (with a genuine Corpman used in the last scene; bc TH wanted it as authentic as possible.) She was told to treat him as if he was any other person who came in for treatment) She was absolutely phenomenal as well. ❤ This is truly a GREAT film. I have watched it many times. The Navy & the Seals were truly amazing. The team that made the final execution was a well-oiled machine( which I’m sure all Seal teams are). 😊

No one has a gun. They’re not allowed. Yes it’s crazy.

Idk how you got a YT reaction to this movie wrapped up in 30 min. One of my very favorite Tom Hanks movies. Performance is phenomenal! 😮 But maybe it’s possible….😊

Just gained yourselves a new subscriber! Loved y’all’s genuine wholesome reaction!

Every time I watch this movie, I can’t hold back the tears. John Singleton deserve all the flowers. R.I.P

I had the random pleasure of playing basketball with the actor portraying Cruz. I was young so I didn’t know his true name, but I distinctly remember me looking at my dad and saying “ isn’t that cruzito the artist?! What is he doing here?? “ Mom got to play a match or two against him 1 on 1 Core memory And yes I was much too young to be watching the movie lol but we’re Chicano and it was impossible 😂 Shoutout from SA Texas

You two are such a dope couple. I really appreciate your videos for many reasons that go well beyond just entertainment . This is needed in 2024. By this time next year, everyone will be tuned in to this channel.

I like you guys, you got my subscription. Y.WA. , you whites are allowed. You tube garbage

Awesome reaction/ can you please watch a movie called ANY GIVEN SUNDAY.

Crazy fact: the movie was actually filmed in San Quinton prison and the inmates were actually inmates besides 6 or 7 actors

Plz react to Strapped its got Sam Jackson in it great movie

this movie was intense ... good stuff 👍 The film was also nominated for six Academy Awards - Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Film Editing, Best Sound Mixing, and Best Sound Editing - though it did not win any of the categories.

Awesome reaction/ can you please watch a movie called ANY GIVEN SUNDAY.

Tom Hanks is phenomenal

The books are written from Watson's perspective, and he often needs things explained to him. The reader doesn't know how the pieces fit together until the end, and Watson and us are just along for the ride, that feeling is partly what the film is going for

You guys are so awesome😎💯💙🙏🇲🇽 great choice..lol you should see your reactions.. priceless 😅

Hey, love your content. I know your Breaking Bad series is not getting much views but I hope you guys continue it. Also some movie suggestion would be: Burn after reading 2008, Inside Llewyn Davis 2013, A ballad of Buster Scruggs 2018, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 2004 and Election 1999

1960 Cal Poly SLO football team crash. Lost 22 of 48 players. They lost a game earlier that day. For many years they didn’t play a game east of the Rockies. The fullback Carl Bowser would eventually become one greatest football coaches at Bakersfield College (junior college) 80s-90s.

It's a good movie with great acting, but the subject matter I can't stand. That chicano/cholo lifestyle is stupid and the families that fall into it just repeat that ugly lifestyle, it's a vicious cycle from one generation to the next. They tend to brag about Aztec history, culture, family, and Mexico in general but they're so ignorant, they really don't know any Mexican history or culture.

Guys where’s the reaction lol

If you enjoyed this genre “American Me” I feel you would enjoy way more

interesting that you dont believe any of this could have been per experience, when some of this was specifically per experience. Singleton incorporated personal experiences into all of his movies, specifically his early ones. i dont think he made Remy a character that didnt fit in because he was white, the other white college dudes fit in just fine. HE in particular failed to fit in and thus was an easy mark for the racist clique, which is why he became that person. most of the characters had nuance to them, but this is also a 90s movie inspired by someones experience as a college student in the 80s. Given the difference in racial disparities during the 80s, i dont feel the characters are as extreme and far fetched as they may seem looking at it in 2024.

It was 1970!

This movie represents Mexican culture... it is a classic... to this day new generations continue to watch it

Id love to see your reaction to "Double Take"(Eddie Griffin). Love your videos

I been watching this movie thousands of times and don't get bored, definitely the best blood in blood out(sangre por sangre) greetings from Guanajuato, México .💯🇲🇽❤️

Great reaction, glad u guys really enjoyed it. Lane was a childhood hero of mine. Probably Luke Perry and Stephen Baldwin's best performances IMO

Classic I remember seeing this as a kid

You gotta check out boulevard nights thats another gang banger movie chale

R.I.P John Singleton Still Miss You Always,Gone to Soon

Great Reactions Everyone

This is a criminally underrated movie and it always brightens my day to see more people discovering it! 🥰

I have a recommendation Even cruz is in it! I wanna say this movie started his career but his character is nothing like cruz on here lol at allllll but this is my favorite movie, not a gang affiliated but close to home funny authentic such good acting in the 90s and just so freaking great!! Movie -"'" I LIKE IT LIKE THAT""