I will sound like an old fart here but here it goes anyway (this movie brings it all back) I was 18 when this came out and out on my own. Courting a girl and we got our own place (still married to that Girl). Back then you could go out on your own at 18, get a job, any job and people would train you if they liked you. Same with getting an apartment. In Florida, we got a duplex for 320/month and the landlord made his decision based on how his impression of you, you were given a chance Groceries were cheap, utilities reasonable and you could even go out to dinner a couple of times a week. We lived like kings and queens. We had working class jobs. I drove a lumber truck, she was a clerk at a bank, we thought we were rich and tomorrow looked like it was all gonna work out fine. Well, things didn't work out so great for society, and I wish the kids today could experience early adulthood the way we did...but you still got chances and there is still good life to be lived, just remembering is all.
You are not an "old fart." I completely agree with everything you said. My husband and I had the same experiences when we were younger and starting out. Thanks for your post. It was really nice.
+1060michaelg Brother, the good old days are gone, and that's too bad. But, we have the songs, shows and movies to take us back from time to time and that's alright.
+1060michaelg That was when america still had factories and made their own cars. I wish I had been an adult then. My town had two small garment factories, a company that made valves for oil wells, and a lumber company that made furniture parts. It was a town of about 2,500 people. The garment factories and manufacturing plant closed in the 80's. No new companies to replace them. The lumber company closed in town. The furniture is assembled in China. Most of the people in town worked for one of those companies.
+1060michaelg I was 11 years-old when my dad took us to the drive-in to see this. Those were the days when we would sit out on a blanket in front of the car and could hear teenagers like you making out in their cars...lol. People can say what they want about Sondra Locke singing in this movie, but I like her a whole lot better than any country singer today, and she wasn't known as a country singer, but Beverly D'Angelo, that woman could sing. Too bad she didn't for this movie. I missed out on the golden era, being just too young to appreciate it, but I still remember the end of it.
@@chocolatcats LOL!! HA!! That's right...GUNNY HIGHWAY..."The Marines are looking for a few good men---unfortunately, YOU AIN'T IT!!" Great comment, sorry I am just now seeing the dang thing!! Keep Healthy!
I can still hear my Dad laughing as he watched this movie a hundred times. He passed away in 2007 and I think I passed him in times watched. Love this movie! One of my fav’s!! Miss ya Dad!
Theres something incredibly melancholic about this movie.. a childhood friend you check in on year after year, and by an by it’s getting to the point there are only a few main cast left, 3 around 90ish. For many who were kids in this era this was the right movie at the right time and encapsulates the essence of those days, where the world was much smaller and times where far less complicated. Even within 10 years of this movie things had changed dramatically. Things change, but man it was a great time to be alive.
This movie is such a classic! You don't see simple comedies like this anymore. So much dry humor and hilarious sequences with Clyde, randomly kissing people, flipping the bird LOL! The black widows wouldn't say the funniest things, what made them hilarious was just their stupidity. Every Which Way But Loose; A+ :D LONG LIVE PHILO BEDDOE
my favorite actor of all time my dad got me into watching Clint Eastwood at age 5 and he's been my favorite actor ever since I'm 18 now and I got all his movies and watch em all the time
R.I.P. 2 Eddie Rabbit. Passed away at age 56 on 5/7/98. Still love the songs I love a rainy night, Drivin' my life away, and Step by step. So sad and so young.
My parents took us to see this at the drive in when it came out. I miss the old America. Clint Eastwood is such a great actor. Started out doing westerns and branched out to Philo Beddoe to Dirty Harry.
Same as me my grandad used to put this on when we went sundays for dinner and he actually took us to america and we visited one of his pubs called the hogs breath inn x
1978: Philo comes back to the yard, mouth kisses the woman in the office, clocks out, goes to Carter’s Place to grab a beer, gets into a fight with Big Al, who got a weed up his ass about sharing peanuts, where he proceeds to kick Big Al’s ass. Philo drives home and has a good weekend. Big Al learns to keep his mouth shut and not start shit. 2019: The owner of Carter’s Place calls the police during the bar fight. Several patrons take out their smartphones and record the fight, later posting it to Facebook and RUclips. Philo is arrested for aggravated assault on Big Al after the responding officers find Big Al lying unconscious in front of the jukebox with bruising all over his face. Thankfully, due to bail reform in California, Philo is released on his own recognizance after being arraigned on the charges. Monday morning, while proceeding to tell his boss about the arrest on Friday afternoon, he’s summoned to Human Resources, where a police officer is waiting for him and takes him into custody for sexual assault for mouth kissing the woman in the office, who realized that she’s suddenly offended by that kiss and decides she wants to press charges. Philo is fired from his job, cuts a plea deal on both the agg assault charge and sexual assault charge and does 18 months in Chino, and is required to register as a sex offender upon his release and is now a convicted felon. Finally, Big Al sues Philo for medical bills and damages after he finds that the beating Philo gave him is now causing headaches, dizziness, vision problems, and chronic pain, which forced him to go out on permanent disability. Big Al also sues Carter’s Place and settles with their insurer for knowingly serving him alcohol, despite the fact that he becomes belligerent and violent when he drinks, and for failing to protect him against Philo.
Perhaps 1978 not all good and 2019 not all bad.People romanticize the past because they don't like the present.Truth is there are good and bad aspects to every era.
On this day in 1979 {February 24th} Eddie Rabbitt performed "Every Which Way But Loose" on the Dick Clark ABC-TV Saturday-afternoon program, 'American Bandstand'... At the time the song was at #43 on Billboard's Top 100 chart, four weeks later it would peak at #30 {for 1 week} and it spent eleven weeks on the Top 100... And on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart it was in it's third of three weeks at #1... In addition it was his third of fourth straight #1 records on the Hot Country Singles chart, started with "You Don't Love Me Anymore", follow by "I Just Want to Love You", then this one, and final "Suspicions"... Between 1974 and 1991 the Brooklyn, NY native had forty-one records on the Hot Country Singles chart, thirty-four made the Top 10 with sixteen* reaching #1... Two of his forty-one charted records were duets, one each with Crystal Gayle and Juice Newton... Edward Thomas Rabbitt passed away at the young age of 56 on May 7th, 1998... May he R.I.P. * He just missed having three more #1 records when "I Can 't Help Myself" {1977}, "Hearts On Fire" {1978}, and "I Don't Know Where To Start" {1982}, all peaked at #2...
The opening scene is where Laurel Canyon Boulevard intersects with San Fernando Mission Boulevard. Just as he passes the intersection you can see the freeway off ramp at the bottom of the screen. Just to the left of the off ramp is where In And Out Burger now stands.
@@angelopapas3521 Spot on! That is Laurel Canyon Blvd.! In-N-Out Burger was there when it was filmed, too. You can see the sign at the bottom of the screen at about the 20 second mark It was the old building before they rebuilt several years ago.
one of my favorite movies, favorite actors...and favorite music. I've seen this movie at least 60 times. reminds me of driving around with my dad in our 1954 f100... I still have the truck and can't wait to drive around in it with my upcoming baby!
Went to the Drive-in with my Mom and Dad sisters and brother to see the movie. In the old green station wagon! The good old days! Where did the time go? Clint is a true bad ass!!
One of my all-time favorites. My Dad's first Springer Spaniel was named Clyde, because of this movie. Lost my Dad in October 2018. Still drop in on this song (and movie) once in a while. Classic! And Ruth Gordon, that foul-mouther delight, reminded me a little of my grandmother.
@James Foley "There's been no other woman...since the mother, of my children and each, and every way she's a lady---" Oh Yeah!! Gonna listen to that right now! PS--- Did you know that more people die from Black Widows than Rattlers every year? LOL!! Stay Awesome, James!!
work hard. fix your own cars. whip a man's ass and dust yourself off. nowadays these " men" sue if you push em..or get mad if their cell phones don't get a good connection..wtf.
Watched this movie last night and absolutely loved it! I've seen it many times and I remember showing it as a film projectionist at the Victoria cinema in Cambridge UK 🇬🇧 when it first came out. Life was much simpler back then. This 4 min intro sums up how things used to be. Watch it if you get a chance, it'll make you smile.
This song was in my head for days Eddie rabbit filo bitto black widows hilarious film were feared throughout the land 😁 biff bang wallop brilliant from start to finish
Yup this was a real good time in my life when this roared out at the Theatres! Awww oh well...it's all locked here inside at least! You can't go back but at least you can take a somewhat peek!
Funny thing, this is the one movie everyone tried to talk Clint out of doing. Also turned out to be his BIGGEST box office hits grossing over 100 million the first year!!
I was born in 1978 but I have fond memories of watching this movie and first hearing this song. Even if I was too young to understand the story I think I liked clyde
Thanks for the post. I've got both the movies on DVD, but seeing it in this format kind of takes me back to the CBS Sunday Night Movie days. I remember this and The Gauntlet were two of Clint's movies they would show.
Nothing but love for this film, takes me back to better times, simpler times, my Dad had the look and the air of Clint about him, he drove heavy machinery, enjoyed a beer and he punched like a sledgehammer, great days
My farther traveled to California in 1970’s and bought me some interesting souvenirs like a plastic model of C3PO. What did he see and feel in America back then? These good movies are giving a glimpse of it, I believe! From Japan 🇯🇵😄
This movie along with Clint Eastwood brings back such happier days when life was so simple.Title track song was my mothers favorite.Tysm for posting this:)
I always loved Philo's fist view of the camera during the fights. I mean...there you are...the fist of Philo, from it's own view...just hitting dudes in the face. What an awesome concept!
I will sound like an old fart here but here it goes anyway (this movie brings it all back) I was 18 when this came out and out on my own. Courting a girl and we got our own place (still married to that Girl). Back then you could go out on your own at 18, get a job, any job and people would train you if they liked you. Same with getting an apartment. In Florida, we got a duplex for 320/month and the landlord made his decision based on how his impression of you, you were given a chance Groceries were cheap, utilities reasonable and you could even go out to dinner a couple of times a week. We lived like kings and queens. We had working class jobs. I drove a lumber truck, she was a clerk at a bank, we thought we were rich and tomorrow looked like it was all gonna work out fine. Well, things didn't work out so great for society, and I wish the kids today could experience early adulthood the way we did...but you still got chances and there is still good life to be lived, just remembering is all.
You are not an "old fart." I completely agree with everything you said. My husband and I had the same experiences when we were younger and starting out. Thanks for your post. It was really nice.
Tina Steller Appreciae kind words....
+1060michaelg
Brother, the good old days are gone, and that's too bad. But, we have the songs, shows and movies to take us back from time to time and that's alright.
+1060michaelg That was when america still had factories and made their own cars. I wish I had been an adult then. My town had two small garment factories, a company that made valves for oil wells, and a lumber company that made furniture parts. It was a town of about 2,500 people. The garment factories and manufacturing plant closed in the 80's. No new companies to replace them. The lumber company closed in town. The furniture is assembled in China.
Most of the people in town worked for one of those companies.
+1060michaelg I was 11 years-old when my dad took us to the drive-in to see this. Those were the days when we would sit out on a blanket in front of the car and could hear teenagers like you making out in their cars...lol.
People can say what they want about Sondra Locke singing in this movie, but I like her a whole lot better than any country singer today, and she wasn't known as a country singer, but Beverly D'Angelo, that woman could sing. Too bad she didn't for this movie.
I missed out on the golden era, being just too young to appreciate it, but I still remember the end of it.
this might be one of the greatest openings in cinema history, just absolute phenomenal
Why can't times be like this again. So simple.
it still IS for me...I am stuck in the 60s and 70s with no regrets. I keep life simple and as Clint says we overcome, adapt.
Keeping my lifestyle the 70s way. Women love me and guys respect me.
Don't be an idiot....🙄🙄🙄
Foreal..
@@chocolatcats LOL!! HA!! That's right...GUNNY HIGHWAY..."The Marines are looking for a few good men---unfortunately, YOU AIN'T IT!!"
Great comment, sorry I am just now seeing the dang thing!! Keep Healthy!
Nobody talking about Eddie rabbit who sang this beautiful timeless classic...
this song and movie transports me back to my childhood sitting next to my dad.... dad died 2 years ago but this puts me beside him again. cheers clint
My sympathies mine was 10 years ago.
My sympathies.
Same. My dad (now in heaven) took my brother and I to see this at the drive in movies when it first came out. RIP to your dad.
amen brotha.. I was 11 in 78... those were the days.. in so many ways
Yeah I used to watch this at my pops house. He died in 2020.
I took my grandson to see this movie back in 1978! Now, 43 years later, we’re both still alive to reminisce about it.
Woah 👍
Lovely I'm 50 now and I remember watching it as a kid. Great film 👍
I can still hear my Dad laughing as he watched this movie a hundred times. He passed away in 2007 and I think I passed him in times watched. Love this movie! One of my fav’s!! Miss ya Dad!
Clint. The last real man left in Hollywood.
who doesn't love this? Philo Bedo forever!!!!
i don't love it because the orangutan was more or less beaten to death
Aren't you currently too consumed with a dee-vorce to be worried with us neanderthals?..Go eat a pita.
Brian
Lmao!
I seen this on the big screen as a child!
Instant classic!
BRAD PITT nooooo
The one who was beaten to death by his trainer was the second Clyde from Any Which Way you Can. I think this Clyde is still alive today.
one of the best intros to any film a classic
Burt Reynolds was originally cast in this... Wouldn't be the same movie without Clint! Fav movie of all time!!!!!!!!
No way Burt Reynolds in this - Clint has a kind of charm, even though cold, efficient.
I think Burt Reynolds would have done a good job. Not taking anything away from Clint Eastwood
Actually Burt turned it down. But he talked Clint I to doing it. Btw if it were made today, u could see Hugh Jackman playing Philo
Burt wouldn't have been believable as a bare knuckle street fighter. Clint IS Filo Beddoe!
I love Clint and I Adore this movie but Burt would have done a Great job as well
Love those movies no actors like Clint anymore
Mike Miller you are so right Mike Miller.
Arsena McIntire soo fuking right...
+Mike Miller yes there are but Hollywood wont hire them
+Mike Miller True. All pretty boys now
Clint last great actor kids once he dead it's bull shit and liberal. Bullshit k
Theres something incredibly melancholic about this movie.. a childhood friend you check in on year after year, and by an by it’s getting to the point there are only a few main cast left, 3 around 90ish.
For many who were kids in this era this was the right movie at the right time and encapsulates the essence of those days, where the world was much smaller and times where far less complicated. Even within 10 years of this movie things had changed dramatically.
Things change, but man it was a great time to be alive.
A timeless classic, long live Clint Eastwood ❤️!!
Cheers brother 👍
I grew up watching this movie and I always love this song! xx :)
Irreplaceable music!!! 👍
they should teach this at film school -- an artistic and alluring opening 4 minutes to your movie!! BRAVO
This movie is such a classic! You don't see simple comedies like this anymore. So much dry humor and hilarious sequences with Clyde, randomly kissing people, flipping the bird LOL! The black widows wouldn't say the funniest things, what made them hilarious was just their stupidity. Every Which Way But Loose; A+ :D LONG LIVE PHILO BEDDOE
my favorite actor of all time my dad got me into watching Clint Eastwood at age 5 and he's been my favorite actor ever since I'm 18 now and I got all his movies and watch em all the time
You know, I just realized, that is the only time we see him doing his official job.
One of my all time favourites...Big Al never stood a chance!!
taken them to ur tree
R.I.P. 2 Eddie Rabbit. Passed away at age 56 on 5/7/98. Still love the songs I love a rainy night, Drivin' my life away, and Step by step. So sad and so young.
+jim68 I agree Jim
+donald parker whoops forgot to mention that other great duet between him and Crystal Gayle which was a big hit also. Just you and I.
My parents took us to see this at the drive in when it came out. I miss the old America. Clint Eastwood is such a great actor. Started out doing westerns and branched out to Philo Beddoe to Dirty Harry.
LOVE THAT MOVIE...!!!Good old times, when America was great...!!! But today everything is so fucked up...!!!
I don't want to live in a world where we can't own a orangutan.
+david h Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!! You are so riiiiiiiiiiight!!!!!
No shit
My dad snuck my brother and I into the drive-inn to see this movie. Man, things were different then! Thanks for the upload.
Very welcome Billy. Very cool story too. Definitely different times!
Watched these on VHS with my dad when I was a boy, them memories! :)
Great beer drinking movie...bought the soundtrack album at a yard sale years ago.
whitewitchoz. i bet that sound track kicks ass playing Saturday night getting ur drink on.
They don’t make movies like these no more . Great times and absolutely loved Clyde. Clint Eastwood is the best .
Don't know a single guy who doesn't love this movie. Classic Eastwood.
Great opening sequence, and great song...
Same as me my grandad used to put this on when we went sundays for dinner and he actually took us to america and we visited one of his pubs called the hogs breath inn x
1978: Philo comes back to the yard, mouth kisses the woman in the office, clocks out, goes to Carter’s Place to grab a beer, gets into a fight with Big Al, who got a weed up his ass about sharing peanuts, where he proceeds to kick Big Al’s ass. Philo drives home and has a good weekend. Big Al learns to keep his mouth shut and not start shit.
2019: The owner of Carter’s Place calls the police during the bar fight. Several patrons take out their smartphones and record the fight, later posting it to Facebook and RUclips. Philo is arrested for aggravated assault on Big Al after the responding officers find Big Al lying unconscious in front of the jukebox with bruising all over his face. Thankfully, due to bail reform in California, Philo is released on his own recognizance after being arraigned on the charges.
Monday morning, while proceeding to tell his boss about the arrest on Friday afternoon, he’s summoned to Human Resources, where a police officer is waiting for him and takes him into custody for sexual assault for mouth kissing the woman in the office, who realized that she’s suddenly offended by that kiss and decides she wants to press charges.
Philo is fired from his job, cuts a plea deal on both the agg assault charge and sexual assault charge and does 18 months in Chino, and is required to register as a sex offender upon his release and is now a convicted felon.
Finally, Big Al sues Philo for medical bills and damages after he finds that the beating Philo gave him is now causing headaches, dizziness, vision problems, and chronic pain, which forced him to go out on permanent disability. Big Al also sues Carter’s Place and settles with their insurer for knowingly serving him alcohol, despite the fact that he becomes belligerent and violent when he drinks, and for failing to protect him against Philo.
You just gave me good laugh David thanks and this is exactly What would happened in today's age
Pissing Myself Laughing
Perhaps 1978 not all good and 2019 not all bad.People romanticize the past because they don't like the present.Truth is there are good and bad aspects to every era.
I like you...
Eddie Rabbitt was a phenomenal artist!!!👍
Southern California in the 70's.
@sboudreaux27 You mean before liberals fucked it all up !!!
If they ever invent time travel, that's where I'll be.
Ma, Elmo and Chola added so much hilarious back bone to this movie… all of the main cast and secondary actors were perfect.
Back when people let a fight be a fight and moved on...now people are on their phone to the police before the first punch is thrown, if any at all.
T 1C .....or pulling out their phones, hitting record, and uploading it to RUclips.
Very first Eastwood movie I ever saw. Classic song, classic actor.
Clint is the coolest dude ever!
Being killed by Clint Eastwood while Morgan Freeman narrates it....What a way to go.
i hope Swank gets another oscar worthy role
I listen to this when im down.. Cheers me up..
LOVE this movie.....I hear the opening song/scene.....reminds me of my childhood....my mom took me to see this movie.....good times.....(tears)
Philo left work that day and didn't work a lick the rest of the movie.
he's also a litter bug lol
You call his fights not working?
Holidays
My dad loved these movies and I enjoyed watching them with him as a kid in the 70s. Great memories.
I loved this movie, Clint is great!
and this song is awesome!
Always listening to it when I want a great earworm
On this day in 1979 {February 24th} Eddie Rabbitt performed "Every Which Way But Loose" on the Dick Clark ABC-TV Saturday-afternoon program, 'American Bandstand'...
At the time the song was at #43 on Billboard's Top 100 chart, four weeks later it would peak at #30 {for 1 week} and it spent eleven weeks on the Top 100...
And on Billboard's Hot Country Singles chart it was in it's third of three weeks at #1...
In addition it was his third of fourth straight #1 records on the Hot Country Singles chart, started with "You Don't Love Me Anymore", follow by "I Just Want to Love You", then this one, and final "Suspicions"...
Between 1974 and 1991 the Brooklyn, NY native had forty-one records on the Hot Country Singles chart, thirty-four made the Top 10 with sixteen* reaching #1...
Two of his forty-one charted records were duets, one each with Crystal Gayle and Juice Newton...
Edward Thomas Rabbitt passed away at the young age of 56 on May 7th, 1998...
May he R.I.P.
* He just missed having three more #1 records when "I Can 't Help Myself" {1977}, "Hearts On Fire" {1978}, and "I Don't Know Where To Start" {1982}, all peaked at #2...
Live forever Clint Eastwood. You brought much joy, love, understanding to my life. I mean that.
Great movie...and great song!
My 6 month old LOVES these 4 mins of the movie. Doesn't matter what she's doing., she gives her full attention to these 4 mins.
Brilliant....
Wonderful memories
I grew up in the San Fernando Valley and remember many of the locations shown in this movie. Too bad most of them are now gone.
what road is he on at 0:14?
The opening scene is where Laurel Canyon Boulevard intersects with San Fernando Mission Boulevard. Just as he passes the intersection you can see the freeway off ramp at the bottom of the screen. Just to the left of the off ramp is where In And Out Burger now stands.
@@angelopapas3521 Spot on! That is Laurel Canyon Blvd.! In-N-Out Burger was there when it was filmed, too. You can see the sign at the bottom of the screen at about the 20 second mark It was the old building before they rebuilt several years ago.
I used to make fun of these old movies but now I realize this time was the absolute peak of not only Hollywood but of America in general
I remember seeing this movie in the theater when it first came out. Great movie.
Man I love that song . the movie brings back so many memories from when I was a kid . thanks for the post
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Classic movie. Saw it when it came out with my dad and brother. Ate McDonalds after, when the world wasn’t so scared of fast food.
Awesome tune Awesome movie 🎬 🎞 🎥 🎦 📽 😎. A true country song
one of my favorite movies, favorite actors...and favorite music. I've seen this movie at least 60 times. reminds me of driving around with my dad in our 1954 f100... I still have the truck and can't wait to drive around in it with my upcoming baby!
its been 2 years since your comment.... so.... did you go for that drive with your little one?
@Angelo papas lol!
@Angelo papas that's for sure lol!!
Saw this when it was on VHS😁
I watched this film so many times,I knew every word.
I’m so glad I lived through this era
Went to the Drive-in with my Mom and Dad sisters and brother to see the movie. In the old green station wagon! The good old days! Where did the time go? Clint is a true bad ass!!
One of my all-time favorites. My Dad's first Springer Spaniel was named Clyde, because of this movie. Lost my Dad in October 2018. Still drop in on this song (and movie) once in a while. Classic! And Ruth Gordon, that foul-mouther delight, reminded me a little of my grandmother.
I watched this 20 plus times and I still laugh every time!🌝🌝🌝Send Me Down To Tucson!
and ill get the job done!
James Foley And call up the one whose love is free!
@James Foley "There's been no other woman...since the mother, of my children and each, and every way she's a lady---"
Oh Yeah!! Gonna listen to that right now!
PS--- Did you know that more people die from Black Widows than Rattlers every year?
LOL!! Stay Awesome, James!!
They should show this in highschool. Call the class 'how to be a man".
First of all. Shedding the notion of leagues is the first step.
+Keystone 79 Well, she wasn't out of his league, she only thought she was.
+Keystone 79 yep. those are the keys my friend.
work hard. fix your own cars. whip a man's ass and dust yourself off. nowadays these " men" sue if you push em..or get mad if their cell phones don't get a good connection..wtf.
You'd get sued for saying "man."
Watched this movie last night and absolutely loved it! I've seen it many times and I remember showing it as a film projectionist at the Victoria cinema in Cambridge UK 🇬🇧 when it first came out. Life was much simpler back then.
This 4 min intro sums up how things used to be. Watch it if you get a chance, it'll make you smile.
This song was in my head for days Eddie rabbit filo bitto black widows hilarious film were feared throughout the land 😁 biff bang wallop brilliant from start to finish
The opening song just reminds me of how good Eddie Rabbitt was as both song writer and singer.
Classic tune, classic film :-)
Yup this was a real good time in my life when this roared out at the Theatres! Awww oh well...it's all locked here inside at least! You can't go back but at least you can take a somewhat peek!
Funny thing, this is the one movie everyone tried to talk Clint out of doing. Also turned out to be his BIGGEST box office hits grossing over 100 million the first year!!
I watch this once a month usually. Reminds me of the Old Man .
I was born in 1978 but I have fond memories of watching this movie and first hearing this song. Even if I was too young to understand the story I think I liked clyde
Best intro too a movie ever!!
This one great song of all time and move is so great if you think about Eddie rabbit was truly one great singer of all time think about it
Im literally only 14 years old. But i have watched this movie all my life. I wish movies were still like this
Honestly, I'm that random guy in the bar. I see two people break into a fight, I'm like "Alright!" Get me out of my boring day. Ha ha.
Great film and memories,My late Dad loved it x
I want a glass of beer now.
I'm a simple man, feet up on a Saturday watching EWWBL and having a beer..that is literally my favourite thing to do in the world.
And a bowl of peanuts
My favorite Eastwood movie . This is my favorite opening to any Eastwood movie . Such a classic and the sequel aswell .
One of my favorite movies of all time. Right turn Clyde!
33 people got a right turn from clyde
I just spit my coffee out laughing 😂.. TX
it was a dam good movie , I just don't know how clint got ruth gorden to play ma. it proves that eastwood is a talented man.
childhood film.... miss this era so bad love clint .
Bloody love this song reminds me of happier times n it's a bloody good film n the sequel weren't bad either
miss u eddie rabbit and his music
Thanks for the post. I've got both the movies on DVD, but seeing it in this format kind of takes me back to the CBS Sunday Night Movie days. I remember this and The Gauntlet were two of Clint's movies they would show.
1 of my fav movies as a kid. I watched with my Mamma
Nothing but love for this film, takes me back to better times, simpler times, my Dad had the look and the air of Clint about him, he drove heavy machinery, enjoyed a beer and he punched like a sledgehammer, great days
I saw this movie at the drive in theatre when I was 6. Lol simpler times.
Greatest movie opening ever
The last seen was unforgeable bonus; Big Al and uncle Ben. The song is classic.
Great song
Eddie Rabbitt, the underrated country legend that wrote and sang Every Which Way but Loose is one of my favorite singers. Criminally underrated 😅
My farther traveled to California in 1970’s and bought me some interesting souvenirs like a plastic model of C3PO. What did he see and feel in America back then? These good movies are giving a glimpse of it, I believe! From Japan 🇯🇵😄
This movie along with Clint Eastwood brings back such happier days when life was so simple.Title track song was my mothers favorite.Tysm for posting this:)
That’s the Southern California I remember. The air was dirtier back then but everything else was cleaner and better.
no tells a story like country music pure and true
I should of used that opening song as my wedding song.
I thought you would have used Fly Like An Eagle.
I always loved Philo's fist view of the camera during the fights. I mean...there you are...the fist of Philo, from it's own view...just hitting dudes in the face. What an awesome concept!
Damn.... It's going to very bleak livin in a world where old Clint will no longer be with us ;( so many legendary films... so many great memories
Don't worry mate, Clint is immortal.
He’s still here!!!
One of my truly favorite movies also one of my truly favorite songs
Brilliant!
Panned by the critics, loved by the masses.
This will always be my favorite Clint Eastwood movie