Whenever somebody would ask if I’m ready I would say (in a Mexican accent) “yeah I ready” literally my entire life since I saw this when I was a kid. Finally when I was about 24 years old somebody picked up and got the reference… It was a great day!
Yeah but it's the waiting on someone to pick up what your throwing down.... sometimes read between the lines simply mean focus on the blank spaces between the words and sentences.
@@ianmeadows3527 While I agree about the "Hollywoodness" of historical movies, I believe CaneFu was mereley pointing out that Emilio Estevez did the best job of playing Billy The Kid. I tend to agree.
jim bishop yeah he should've because he's the one who would hire Garrett to track Billy down. But the delivery of that line, the zoom of the camera, truly remarkable. Would've liked to have seen this villain get his.
Kristofer Keller i agree he should have got his death along with the governor Lew Wallace, John Poe and that Irish pissant prosecutor. Billy should have killed them all.
This movie always takes me back to my childhood. I still want to be Billy The Kid. Emilio Estevez played the hell out of that role. August 2020 will mark 30 years since it's release! Wow....
Yep, and it really pisses her off when I call the kids "Little Billy Bastards".... That causes me to to get a slap on my back every time. The kids think it is funny. Wife - "Who ate all the ice cream"? Me - "One of those Little Billy Bastards".......
most of the lincoln county was formed on the maxwell land grant the biggest private estate in the world when he bought it .lucian maxwell freind of kit darson and father of pete bought a spanish land grant.all the inhabitants in the 1840s were mexicans and most of them stayed when he bought it,though it soon broke up as he sold or lost most of it. paul fix as pete garratt has a senile monologue about when they owned the territory as coburn arrives to kill the kid in peckinpahs brilliant pg and billy the kid
"..Dirty Little Billy Bastards!" was one of my favorite lines of all time! Right up there with ".. You S**t Bird, you shot me!" from Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man and "..I'll be your Huckleberry!" from Tombstone! 😎👍
Alan Silvestri did the score. Same guy who composed BTTF, all 3. Predator 1 and 2. Who Framed Roger Rabbit. At least one of the Avengers movies. Many more besides those. I think he did the score for Forrest Gump as well.
Brings back childhood memories of watching this with my dad. He would always say to me in a joking way "What's the matter you only like boys" like the woman says in the movie, and he definitely loved repeating the line "You stole my farm Mr. Chisum"... with a lot of emphasis on the name Chisum. He could imitate Dirty Steve from the first movie during the peyote trip to the T.
itzfixed yes he is a great actor but in the 1990's The people of the United States did even side with the brat pack prefirieton to brad pitt (this is a good actor) but also it and they changed it by keanu reeves adam sandler owen wilson etc God in wue thinks the United States people to prefer adam sandler and johnny deep instead of Emilio Estevez Kiefer Sutherland Matthew Broderick Lou Diamobd Phillips Judd Nelson in serious people that whores thought serious like to change to Scarlett Johansson by Paris Hilton like actress
Like Coburn’s “Take your figures and shove them up your arrogant little ass and set fire to them.“ line to Billy the Kid... Almost the same line he uses to Lew Holland and Norris at the meeting at Governor Wallace’s. In Sam Peckinpah’s Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid... After being offered half of the $1,000 reward to capture the Kid. Garrett tells Norris to take his $500 and “Shove it up your ass and set fire to it...” Nice nod to another great Billy the Kid movie.
One of my most fav times that I quote to my lil bro and friends. It is one of the most memorable scenes and under rated of all time. It's priceless! Thank You for sharing it.
James Coburns line "Well, you can take your little figures and shove them up your ass and set fire to them"... Is a repeat of his line from the movie "Pat Garrett & Billy the kid". Awesome music. It has it's moments, but I'll be honest, it's mainly the music and the quano city chase sequence that carries this movie and the small laughs that Emilio gives me that gets me through this mixed bag.
When i 1st saw this movie i thought 1 was better. Watch it a few more times and it became one of my favorite movies. It gets to you a bit in the heart. Blaze of Glory helped big time. Perfect song for the movie
Yeah he had a great voice just like Gene Hackman, Alec Baldwin & Jeff Bridges. It's ashame that all these guys have to die someday cuz not only were they great but today's actors rarely, if ever, have distinct voices like the old timers had.
Young guns absolute legendary films,so many amazing actors in it,but Emilo played billy the kid perfect smashed that role,shame wasn’t given more films then he got,billy the kid will always be a legend,one my favourite films young guns,and a banging song Bon Joni to,
I've loved both these movies since I seen them at the movies when I was younger. I've heard that they are a good depiction of what happened during that time with Billy the Kid The Regulators and the Murphy boys. There's been some discrepancy over the years but I think both movies are pretty good. And like the way the second movie depicts Billy the Kid as an old man in the 1950s, I believe that definitely!
He really does have an incredible voice, and a commanding presence. That's a real personality showdown there, between two exceedingly arrogant (and great) characters. Haha.
Chisum was a business associate of Alexander McSween, a principal figure in the Lincoln County War with money, advice, and influence behind the scenes, he played a role in the dispute between the opposing factions of cattle farmers and business owners. When Lewis Wallace took office as Governor of New Mexico on October 1, 1878, he proclaimed an amnesty for all those involved in the bitter feud. However, after Billy the Kid surrendered to the authorities, he was told he would be charged with the death of Sheriff William J. Brady. Chisum Ranch near Roswell, NM Billy the Kid escaped from custody and went to see Chisum. Billy believed he was owed $500, but Chisum refused to pay, claiming that he had given the Kid horses, supplies, and protection over the years in lieu of payment. The Kid responded by promising to steal enough cattle to make up this sum. The Kid's gang also stole from other cattlemen and became a serious problem in Lincoln County. His gang included Dave Rudabaugh, Billy Wilson, Tom O'Folliard and Charlie Bowdre. In 1880, Chisum was involved in getting Pat Garrett elected as sheriff of Lincoln County. In December 1880, Garrett shot dead two of the Kid's gang, Tom O'Folliard and Charlie Bowdre. Billy the Kid, Dave Rudabaugh and Billy Wilson were later either captured or killed by Garrett
I know all about the Lincoln county wars i am also a big fan of Billy The Kidd the article i posted here was not in defense of Chisum i know he was a corrupt cow baron of the time. i posted the article for information purpose.
There is much more to the John Chisum story in the Lincoln County War. He enjoyed playing both ends against the middle, and in my opinion was as bad as the House'. And here is something for you to chew on, he most likely had an on going affair with McSween wife. I'd give anything to go back to 1875 - 1890. :)
James Coburn's very last time in front of a camera. He was suffering so bad with Arthritis when he did this scene, that Emilio Esteves threatened to quit the movie if the director didn't take the time James needed to get some medical help. James Coburn was a top ten actor, with an unbelievable legacy. He will be sorely missed. RIP James.
Magnificent Seven and the knife scene was the best. He was made for that movie. Bite the Bullet was a master piece on its own. Seems like movie stars should not die and be with us forever. I love the old movies. Ct/tx
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Whenever somebody would ask if I’m ready I would say (in a Mexican accent) “yeah I ready” literally my entire life since I saw this when I was a kid. Finally when I was about 24 years old somebody picked up and got the reference… It was a great day!
Lol. I always loved both of these movies since i was a little kid
@@codymccracken9813 me too
Me too man I've said it that way since this movie first came out!!
Yeah but it's the waiting on someone to pick up what your throwing down.... sometimes read between the lines simply mean focus on the blank spaces between the words and sentences.
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James Coburn had such a powerful voice and presence. He sure is missed.
@John Doe You talking about from Butch Cassidy? That was Ted Cassidy, or Lurch from The Adams Family. He had a deep voice as well.
Yeah no doubt about that
Great as Mr Waternoose in Monsters Inc. Terrific actor and terrific voice actor as well.
My favorite movie was In Like Flint, a James Bond parody starring Coburn. My 9 year old self thought he was the coolest guy alive.
@@richardgrier8968 Our Man Flint too!
I've watched a lot of actors play Billy the Kid over the years but I thought Emilio Esteves did the best job.
BULLSHIT! I can't tell you how many inaccuracies there are in both movies.
Ian Meadows it’s a film dumbass. It doesn’t claim to be accurate
@@ianmeadows3527 While I agree about the "Hollywoodness" of historical movies, I believe CaneFu was mereley pointing out that Emilio Estevez did the best job of playing Billy The Kid. I tend to agree.
That’s a mighty fine observation you just made Mr. CaneFu... you have yourself a good day now ✌🏻
Yup it's the flying V! But emilo and the late great James Corbin play him the best
"Well by God, I AM New Mexico, and you are dead."
That line hits like a hammer.
RIP Mr. Coburn
Except when he said that, and I knew he'd never pay........I'd of shot him dead on the spot!
jim bishop yeah he should've because he's the one who would hire Garrett to track Billy down. But the delivery of that line, the zoom of the camera, truly remarkable. Would've liked to have seen this villain get his.
Kristofer Keller i agree he should have got his death along with the governor Lew Wallace, John Poe and that Irish pissant prosecutor. Billy should have killed them all.
Let me tell you something Mr. New Mexico. I wouldn't give a bucket of piss for your future!
@@andrewgardner5678 they would have been clairvoyants to know this. lol.
Emilio Estevez put a brilliant psychotic flair on Billy the Kid,outstanding performance's in Young Guns 1 and 2.
@John Doe the entire Blazes of Glory movie album is amazing. Bon Jovi did all the songs as inspired by the movie. Santa Fe is the crowning jewel.
Psychotic???
@@myshadowkungfu his tendencies in both films particularly 1 are psychotic
PALS
Both very good movies. But far from accurate.
Alan Silvestri music score is insane in this movie !!!
This movie always takes me back to my childhood. I still want to be Billy The Kid. Emilio Estevez played the hell out of that role. August 2020 will mark 30 years since it's release! Wow....
Yea Charlie, yea.
You were supposed to serve 11 warrants and expose the ring. Instead you went on a warpath, on a rampage. Now Richard's dead.
I remember when it came out, it’s about time I watch it. I will this weekend.
Was going to watch this the other day.
Young guns rekindled westerns in gen X'ers like me. Luv it.
James coburn was a brilliant actor.He was born to do western movies
The legend!
RIP James Coburn
ronnie t oh yes brilliant should have been nominated
In the Great Escape he played an Aussie!!!!
James Coburn hasn't done one crap film. He is a God.
Coburn always played it to the hilt. Good guy, bad guy. He always nailed it. Won a Oscar for playing a heartless soul in Affliction.
I quote this scene all the time. Drives my wife crazy. Young Guns 1 and 2 are my favorite westerns.
Yep, and it really pisses her off when I call the kids "Little Billy Bastards".... That causes me to to get a slap on my back every time. The kids think it is funny. Wife - "Who ate all the ice cream"? Me - "One of those Little Billy Bastards".......
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What gets me about this one scene is the sound. It stands out as done very well and very clear in each noise you here.
Dean Lautermilch p6665766
U really a girl?
Fort Street day what street day
I've always loved that line "Dirty Billy bastards."
Dirty lil Billy bastards
That was Ad Libbed by Old James Himself.
Are you still in love?
They should put this movie in Theaters in 2020 for the 30th anniversary. Just like they did with Titanic
+William Sutton , Wtf? different races have killed each other in many movies in this generation
yea thats stupid. Though I could see 'em making some shit up stating that its racist.Stupid cunts what has this country come to - disgrace.
most of the lincoln county was formed on the maxwell land grant the biggest private estate in the world when he bought it .lucian maxwell freind of kit darson and father of pete bought a spanish land grant.all the inhabitants in the 1840s were mexicans and most of them stayed when he bought it,though it soon broke up as he sold or lost most of it. paul fix as pete garratt has a senile monologue about when they owned the territory as coburn arrives to kill the kid in peckinpahs brilliant pg and billy the kid
William Sutton You sound more like the whiner to me
Seth Winters I would go support it. 🙋🏽♂️
Still can't get over Hendry William French being Cameron "When Cameron was in Egypt Land....Let my Cameron Go!!!!" Frye
He was also the inept Captain John Harriman of the Enterprise B in Star Trek Generations.
James Coburn was the quintessential hero. Long overdue is the oscar for this man. No other face or voice carried such weight as this man.
He was great but there are others that are right up there with him. Sam Elliot & Robert Mitchum come to mind.
FYI, James Coburn won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in the 1999 drama "Affliction." He died three years later at age 74.
His voice, Sam Elliot, Patrick Stewart, and Morgan Freeman are the best narrative voices in Hollywood.
@@coolcat6303 Lee Marvin is my choice.
"..Dirty Little Billy Bastards!" was one of my favorite lines of all time!
Right up there with ".. You S**t Bird, you shot me!" from Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man and "..I'll be your Huckleberry!" from Tombstone! 😎👍
This film brings back so many memories the music lifts the hair on my skin no one will ever take Emilo place as billy the kid
Alan Silvestri did the score. Same guy who composed BTTF, all 3. Predator 1 and 2. Who Framed Roger Rabbit. At least one of the Avengers movies. Many more besides those. I think he did the score for Forrest Gump as well.
Zack Jones
“Which one of these men is fastest with the iron,,,” if I was the Mexican I,d av said “that be Chisum” an left them to it
Hear! Hear!
And there’s surprisingly making a young guns three Estevez is gonna be in it. Which is weird because they’re not young anymore. More like rusty guns
May the great James Coburn R.I.P. Passed away 11/18/2002 at age 74 from a heart attack. Quite a career he had. A career that spanned over 45yrs.
I CANT RECALL, HE WILL BE MISSED,ALWAYS LIKED HIM
@@MIRONWORKER he probably will at b acting today. He always had steady work well into his 70’s
Old Sedgewick the manufacturer .
Wow. 21 years he's been gone.
@@snelgrave101 didn't he escape on a bicycle? lol
Had a Mexican employee.. used to make him play out this scene with me at work. Good times 😁
Billy - "old John loved me like I was his own son"
John - "you really turned out to be a snake Billy"
Lol
Brings back childhood memories of watching this with my dad. He would always say to me in a joking way "What's the matter you only like boys" like the woman says in the movie, and he definitely loved repeating the line "You stole my farm Mr. Chisum"... with a lot of emphasis on the name Chisum. He could imitate Dirty Steve from the first movie during the peyote trip to the T.
My favorite scene from this movie is when that idiotic deputy and that sheriff with the roll of dimes. "Best dollar 80 I ever spent!"
So basically no one will argue -Estvez=Bill the the Kid like Keaton is Batman. Love it!
I am so glad James Coburn finally got an Oscar in Affliction before he died...that man was a badass.
Great movies..Emilio's best performances
itzfixed yes he is a great actor but in the 1990's The people of the United States did even side with the brat pack prefirieton to brad pitt (this is a good actor) but also it and they changed it by keanu reeves adam sandler owen wilson etc God in wue thinks the United States people to prefer adam sandler and johnny deep instead of Emilio Estevez Kiefer Sutherland Matthew Broderick Lou Diamobd Phillips Judd Nelson in serious people that whores thought serious like to change to Scarlett Johansson by Paris Hilton like actress
Met Emilio once. He is super short.
Sonny Keita: I do think the Brat Pack got some unfair treatment from the press. That kinda tied them to an anchor.
Gordon Bombay was gangster 😎
in reality bro ...emelios only performances besides repo man..u need to tune up your actors history...outsiders doesn't count
No one played Billy the way Emilio did, A charming psychopath
I borrowed this from a friend and watched this quite a few times during my summer vacation back in '92. Good times.
I'm a dirty little Billy bastard - and I'm DAMNED proud of it!
This was a great scene. Especially to have james Coburn the original Patt Garrette return. Love these movies.
Like Coburn’s “Take your figures and shove them up your arrogant little ass and set fire to them.“ line to Billy the Kid...
Almost the same line he uses to Lew Holland and Norris at the meeting at Governor Wallace’s. In Sam Peckinpah’s Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid... After being offered half of the $1,000 reward to capture the Kid. Garrett tells Norris to take his $500 and “Shove it up your ass and set fire to it...” Nice nod to another great Billy the Kid movie.
JAMES COLBURN WAS A MASTER AT HIS CRAFT GREAT ACTOR THANKYOU TO ALL THE ACTORS OF YOUNG GUNS 2 GREAT CAST
My favorite movie of all time...1 and 2...never get old...I could write both scripts from memory
Loved the music from this movie.
One of my most fav times that I quote to my lil bro and friends. It is one of the most memorable scenes and under rated of all time. It's priceless! Thank You for sharing it.
"You took a lot of farms Mister Chiiisum"
And as long Billy the Kiiid is taking some back, I'm with him
Aaron D Perfect delivered!
Vhisum sounds like a ridiculous name for such caracter...
@@rameychisum2891 lmfao nice
You also took your father's car out the window. How did that go?
Emilio is such a bad ass actor in this role. He owns this role
"dirty little billy bastards" ;0
“You’re Billy the Kid too, you know. You all are. Dirty little Billy Bastards.”
That line always kills me
Man, that deep voice when he says “I am New Mexico!”
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COBURN WAS A MAN'S MAN, ALL LEADING MEN IN TODAYS FILMS ARE WHIMPS
pussies, well except for Jason Momoa, The Rock and Vin Diesel
"Yah........I'm vedddy"
😂😂😂
DAVE?(BOOM)
495.....
cavalierfan1995 Henry was slacking tho
Annnddd scene!
Hey you drop SAM COLT !!
That is an excellent scene. I love that movie.
James Coburns line "Well, you can take your little figures and shove them up your ass and set fire to them"... Is a repeat of his line from the movie "Pat Garrett & Billy the kid". Awesome music. It has it's moments, but I'll be honest, it's mainly the music and the quano city chase sequence that carries this movie and the small laughs that Emilio gives me that gets me through this mixed bag.
"Yeah. I ready"
Dave
BLAM
Loved this movie , star lineup past and future . James Coburn ! Great actor .
When i 1st saw this movie i thought 1 was better. Watch it a few more times and it became one of my favorite movies. It gets to you a bit in the heart. Blaze of Glory helped big time. Perfect song for the movie
"You call yourself the scourge of New Mexico? Well I AM New Mexico..."
"You think I'm in Danger? No. I AM the danger!
U can't handle the truth!!
James Coburn was one of the best actors the 60's and 70's had to offer.
Don’t make them like they use to.
Your comment is In Like Flint.
"Hows that for square" this scene has soooooo many good quotes.
Loved Coburn in Iron Cross. Great actor with a serene, authoritive voice.
Such a great movie and terrific score by Alan Sylvestri.
James Coburn. Awesome voice. God damn
Yeah he had a great voice just like Gene Hackman, Alec Baldwin & Jeff Bridges. It's ashame that all these guys have to die someday cuz not only were they great but today's actors rarely, if ever, have distinct voices like the old timers had.
That was James Earl Jones who voiced Darth Vader and was Mustafa in The Lion King
Jeremy Irons and the late Alan Rickman had distinctive voices
So many great scenes in this movie 🙂
Yes, a GREAT Classic scene!!!!!!!!
Spectacular cinema in all aspects...Wow what an epic scene !!!
R.I.P James Coburn
Coolest Coburn has ever been PAYBACK !!!!!
This films entire cast was completely epic!
Chisum said he had 50 men. At $5 per man, Billy could only kill $250 worth of Chisum's men. Poor Chisum is going to be in debt forever.
this was awesome for so many reasons
The real billy would never shoot unless someone try kill him
i agree its a masterpiece,music is amazing,best thing emilio as ever done.
Two great movies! Absolutely love them.
One of the best movies ever in my opinion ! Grew up on young guns ! You took my farm Mr. chisham , ya took a lot farms Mr. chisham !
Dirty Little Billy bastards is just one of the best lines ever spoken.
"Yooo-Hooooo! I'll make you famous!"
Coburn brought it here, powerful and brief. Loved his performance in this, however short, and he was awesome in Payback.
Love it. Grew up on this movie. Now I live in New Mexico
Ready? ....Dave. I forgot about that part. Wooohooo!!!
Coburn should've been in the first one, he was a magnificent actor.
" Don't You Do it Billy" I love this scene great confrontation
Young guns absolute legendary films,so many amazing actors in it,but Emilo played billy the kid perfect smashed that role,shame wasn’t given more films then he got,billy the kid will always be a legend,one my favourite films young guns,and a banging song Bon Joni to,
RIP James "New Mexico" Colburn
Always gave his best for every character he played.
"I figured you owe us 250 $ for the fight last year and 250 & for leaving your stock alone" 😂
i love young guns 1 and 2 so thanks man
young guns 1 and 2...my favorite western films
@Marc T 👍 My all time top three Westerns..
Doc Scurlock always had Billy's back in I & II. Was always quick on the draw.
Definitely handy with the steel
now when I go for my guns you start shootin but I promise you, "you will not make it"
I've loved both these movies since I seen them at the movies when I was younger. I've heard that they are a good depiction of what happened during that time with Billy the Kid The Regulators and the Murphy boys. There's been some discrepancy over the years but I think both movies are pretty good. And like the way the second movie depicts Billy the Kid as an old man in the 1950s, I believe that definitely!
One of my favorite movie and series.
I have to say, Colburn was awesome in that scene. I have a deep, commanding voice myself, but I live in awe of his memory!
they are both awesome!
He really does have an incredible voice, and a commanding presence. That's a real personality showdown there, between two exceedingly arrogant (and great) characters. Haha.
*Coburn*
Felt sorry for Doc in this scene
one of the best movies ever..seen it in theater in90
me and a buddy went to see this at the theater when it first came out. I was 19. Good times.
Most badass moment in history. Facing a group of armed people, and telling them that they are dead.
Chisum was a business associate of Alexander McSween, a principal figure in the Lincoln County War with money, advice, and influence behind the scenes, he played a role in the dispute between the opposing factions of cattle farmers and business owners. When Lewis Wallace took office as Governor of New Mexico on October 1, 1878, he proclaimed an amnesty for all those involved in the bitter feud. However, after Billy the Kid surrendered to the authorities, he was told he would be charged with the death of Sheriff William J. Brady.
Chisum Ranch near Roswell, NM
Billy the Kid escaped from custody and went to see Chisum. Billy believed he was owed $500, but Chisum refused to pay, claiming that he had given the Kid horses, supplies, and protection over the years in lieu of payment. The Kid responded by promising to steal enough cattle to make up this sum. The Kid's gang also stole from other cattlemen and became a serious problem in Lincoln County. His gang included Dave Rudabaugh, Billy Wilson, Tom O'Folliard and Charlie Bowdre. In 1880, Chisum was involved in getting Pat Garrett elected as sheriff of Lincoln County. In December 1880, Garrett shot dead two of the Kid's gang, Tom O'Folliard and Charlie Bowdre. Billy the Kid, Dave Rudabaugh and Billy Wilson were later either captured or killed by Garrett
don smith what are you talking about chisum was a creep that took others farm he took hendry william french` s farm go and do some research
I know all about the Lincoln county wars i am also a big fan of Billy The Kidd the article i posted here was not in defense of Chisum i know he was a corrupt cow baron of the time. i posted the article for information purpose.
+Tammy Jackson
You took my farm Mr Chisuum...you took a lot of farms Mr Chisuum
There is much more to the John Chisum story in the Lincoln County War. He enjoyed playing both ends against the middle, and in my opinion was as bad as the House'. And here is something for you to chew on, he most likely had an on going affair with McSween wife. I'd give anything to go back to 1875 - 1890. :)
Giv e me a footnote on Susan's involvement with Chisum?
What a great voice!
Boy do I miss James Coburn. He was such a great actor back in the day.
James Coburn had such a brilliant voice
James Coburn's very last time in front of a camera.
He was suffering so bad with Arthritis when he did this scene, that Emilio Esteves threatened to quit the movie if the director didn't take the time James needed to get some medical help.
James Coburn was a top ten actor, with an unbelievable legacy.
He will be sorely missed.
RIP James.
His last film I believe was snow dogs in 2002.
And he was in Eraser with Arnold
‘I am New Mexico, and you are dead ‘ loved this scene
One of the best movies ever, miss the times!! (of release)
Young Guns one and two are awesome and underated as hell
you hoo I'll make ya famous is such a great line!!!
Magnificent Seven and the knife scene was the best. He was made for that movie. Bite the Bullet was a master piece on its own. Seems like movie stars should not die and be with us forever. I love the old movies.
Ct/tx
lol my God. Emilio Estevez was hilarious in YG 1 &2.
Is Zeus your God
seen it today . white cake with sweet frost
"Ah ah...Pendleton...the uh..white cake...with the sweet frost"
Best $1.25 I ever spent! Quit napping on the job, Bob!
Prefer the White cake scene from django unchained.
I love this scene!
Love These Movies
By God, I AM New Mexico!
Yoohoo, I'll Make You Famous. OMG! I Love It When Emilio Estevez Says That!
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Best line of the movie