Vision Quest - Louden pins Shute -got a bloody nose-done everything-stick him-forget about your nose
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- Vision Quest - Louden pins Shute -got a bloody nose-done everything-stick him-forget about your nose
Vision Quest 1985 Directed by Harold Becker starring Matthew Modine and Linda Fiorentino.
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This is one of the greatest movies ever made. The acting, the soundtrack, the story. Once you see it, you'll never forget it.
Agree
Flew under the 1980’s radar
Classic
@@rolfbernserke4735 I wanted Shute to win!. In a real match Shute would crush the skinny kid!!!!
I agree. I will never get tired of watching this movie. I love it so much. Amazing Soundtrack. Amazing all around. Love the filming locations too. Love the cast. Love the story.
Not if you understand wrestling
Terry Davis wrote the novel the movie was based upon. He is from Spokane and wrestled in high school. The novel is a little different in that Louden and Shute know each other and have more amicable interactions in the book compared to the movie. It’s a good and quick read.
I was at the end of my senior year in HS in 1985 when this film came out and it was one of those moments I remember being 18 and a life ahead of me. I'm 55 now and life has thrown me quite a few curve balls and taken me down paths I never thought possible. To be 18 again in 1985., be young, strong, and naive, and not realize how life was going to change so quickly. Great film from 1985!
Yep-right there with you bud.
But your alive and your learned, I’m 43 and it’s definitely a great movie hard to find anywhere, I want to show my 16 yo son.
you said it the best!
"@Car Guy Ed" I'm over 50 yrs old. The music. The team at the end. This never gets old. Yet I watch my 15 yr old with his friends and team - yea it all comes flooding back for me as well. believe it or not - with iphones and TikTok, the scenes with the team and how they interact.. Its all the same just a different era. I watch my boy and his team mates and its still the same! I agree this should be on more than some of the other 80's teen movies. This one is timeless
Perfectly stated. I graduated HS in ‘86. 👊
God please give me the 80s again… I don’t know what it was about that decade! The music, the movies, the friends…
I agree. There was nothing like the 80's. Best decade to grow up in and enjoy!! ❤🎉😊
The 5s and 60s were much better.
50s
Exactly what I said. Incredible time for outstanding and memorable music!
70s😊
The best movie of my generation. Today's kids wouldn't understand the beauty of hanging with your friends Watchung Friday Night Videos, walking downtown to the movie theater, high school dances, and the simplicity that was the 80s. I miss it. One thing I would change is this. I would date my friend Colleen all through High School and never let her go. She passed in 2022. She knows how much I love her and appreciated her. Yeap, that's what I would change.
Completely agree!!
Yep. The unforgettable Simplicity. That was the 80's Wow we had it all. Miss it here too...
They’ve got their own things, equally meaningful to them.
No they dont they're just weak@frfsolrac77
Perfect
Good to know Louden went on to be a journalist for stars and stripes.
😂
Let me see your war face!
Is that you John Wayne
@@DogSoldier0351 Is this Me?
How about a general. Does this mean Ann Margaret is not coming?😅
Vision Quest and American Flyers, two of the most underrated sports movies of all time. Guaranteed most people haven’t even heard of either.
Kevin was Great...
I love American Flyers, as cheesy as it was, mustaches and beards. Still one that I remember and watch. Bombed out Beirut eh?
Linda Fiorentino is absolutely beautiful! ☮️🖖🏽
- Gotcha?
Watched this before regionals to motivate me. I fell in love with the sport of wrestling. Started out my freshman year unathletic with a learning disability. I didn’t win a match that year but I kept pushing and fighting. My sophomore year I won two matches at the end of the year. My junior year i improved significantly and won 14 matches but I fell short at regionals to make state. My senior year I kept pushing and kept improving. I went to regionals and pinned the kid I needed to make it. It was a feeling I’ll never forget. Of course I got my butt kicked at State but I could have cared less. I was an underdog my whole life and all I knew was hard work and having it harder than most. I’m grateful for wrestling.
Big thumbs up to you Luke!!!
Nice, keep enjoying the movie in good health
Congrats on making it to state!!
Great story Luke… making the most of any “fighting chance” we may get is my preferred expression of victory. Best wishes!!
Love the story Luke. You faced adversity many times, and it just made you work harder until you finally reached your goal. I bet that work ethic and determination has carried you well through life.
Most underrated movie of the 80's.
loved American Flyers and Karate kid
I think it is fair to say that Karate Kid got the attention it deserved.
I'll never understand why they never play this movie on the cable channels --- they always play "Ferris Bueller" or "Breakfast Club" instead --- it was a great 80's movie about a teen believing in himself and aspiring to greater things in life --- and who can deny Linda Fiorentino as a total babe!
Love her so much. I have seen this movie many more times then those other classics you mentioned. It is one of my favorite movies ever.
If it was a dude dressed as a woman, beating a woman, they would play it everday.
very true I wonder the same.
Unfortunately it’s because it’s about wrestling which is not very mainstream
Idk, probably because Modine's character kinda attempts to force himself on the female lead in the film which could have been perceived as attempted rape.. Forget what happened later between them. It didn't send a good message. Winning that match be damned..
As a wrestler my dad introduced this movie to me. It’s indeed one of the greatest unknown movies ever made.
The music back then moved your soul.
I cry everytime I watch this movie
I have a Time Machine and going back to the 80s!! Who's in????
Hot tub time machine?
I wrestled in high school. The first pin, the first win... You hear the whistle, then the BOOM when the ref slams his hand on the mat. Not a whole lot in life compares.
Sex
huntin tali's in the korengal was a bigger rush for me. 3/6.
@@notlisted-cl5ls To each his own, bro.
My record was 0-4 as a wrestler. I was 13 years old and lost by pin every match and yes, the sounds of those mat slaps were the most humbling experiences of my life. Toughest sport there is.
@@truckinforjesus Yes, losing is hard, but you learn more from losses than from wins. I always used my losses to motivate me to work harder during practice. I played football during my junior and senior years of high school. Junior year, we won no games. Senior year, we won 2. I remember my junior year with greater fondness.
The timing of Journeys song coming on when ref lifts Louden Swains arm is shear perfection! ❤
The history on that song is sad and inspirational…a great one
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80s movies are the best u just had to be there !!!
God, the memories. The 80’s were amazing.
Two actors that can actually wrestle, so refreshing.
Grew up with this film.
If you wrestled in the 80's this was mandatory viewing.
Lunatic fringe still motivates me when I need it to.
For sure - I remember being a kid and my parents went out for the night and my assignment was to watch this movie LOL.....my dad was our youth coach for the feeder program to our high school. I'll cherish those days forever and miss him & didn't appreciate everything he did for me/us until a lot later in life, until it was too late. Wrestling gives you a second family and the bonds last a lifetime. Great stuff
Wrestled from 89 -93 and this movie was what got us pumped for matches. Mandatory viewing night before.
Agreed. I wrestled until 2001. This movie had a huge impact on me. I mostly would compete in heavy weights at 215.
Dang, I’m 55yrs, saw this clip and had to watch it. Reminds me of high school…….LOl
55? Dang that guy is old! Oh Wait I'm 55 too!! When the hell did that happen? lol
I remember going to see this movie, 1985. I was a senior in high school and that night is etched in my memory
except for the wrestling... everything about this guy is me..... My favorite movie
@@visionquest414 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I know no other movie that defines what it was like to be in highschool in the 80 s than Visionquest. Brilliant!!!
If you’re a former wrestler and you watch this without crying tears of joy it’s probably because you’re Shute lol
Watching and crying now.
@@pdbabbeven Shute had to recognize. Lol
😂😂
@@Angry20SomethingEspecially Shute recognized how great of a performance Louden gave here.
Great Comment!! I'm crying!...I was 2nd string....only wrestled in an exhibition in front of the whole school....pinned my guy with about 30seconds left...spent the rest of the match trying not to barf!!!...the next day... everyone knew me!!
Most underrated sports movie of all time!
I went to high school with Matthew Modine in a small beach town in southern CA. He's a really nice guy. He was in drama, and I remember he played George, and my best friend Cheri played Emily in Our Town, and they did such a good job that I actually cried at the end.
It was a tradition in high school that the whole wrestling team watched this the night before the first practice, and that was in 91. And they still do it. My son even hosted it 2 years ago.
I thought about this movie when I saw Matthew Modine in the movie Oppenheimer. Nearly 40 years later, I remember Vision Quest like it was yesterday. A true classic.
This movie has always meant something to me
Btw. Louden gets a point for an escape. Two points for a take down. And then 2-3 more for "near fall". We used to call them "back points". That gives him 5-6 points down the stretch. He didn't need a pin to win.
Maybe it's like boxing, and the score keepers saw it differently?
At the very end, scoreboard still showed 13-9.
Maybe Shoot will enter the Royal Rumble?!?!
You want the pin though … it’s 6 team points as opposed to 3 or 4
@@bookmark692ref makes the point calls on the mat. I was in a match in ‘88 that I thought I had lost by 2 points at the end of regulation. Before a winner is declared the ref checks with the cards and corrects accordingly if it’s a points win. In my case I had a 1 point escape and two point takedown in the final seconds to get the point win and the ref adjusted before declaring the winner, it was my first tournament championship of the season and it was against the 1st seed and I was 9th seed at the start.
The ref was the head coach of mead hs in Spokane during that time. The wrestler Louden wrestles from Columbia high was my teammate Fred Miles, a state champion from 76’ I knew and hung out with people in that movie. It has a lot of meaning for me.
I think a lot about those 6 minutes with Shute, and the time I spent with Carla that season.
Kuch had it right, it was a Vision Quest.
But all I ever settled for is, "We are born to live, and then we die".
We gotta do it alone, each in his own way.
I guess thats why we gotta love those people that deserve it like there's no tomorrow.
Because when you get right down to it, there isnt.
Rumor has it the coach retired, and went off to live his dream in working as a researcher at an Arctic Circle research station…I hope he is doing well.
It's a coach 'thing'.
@@robinmaricle6081 I hope he doesn’t lose his head
Hangin out with his friends from Sweden-correct that. They’re Norwegian
I wrestled starting in 4th grade all the way through high school. Elmo’s line “It aint about the six minutes, it’s what happens in the six minutes.” Is goddamn right!
Everything about the 80’s just felt better, felt right.
best music. best movies. best actors. best football and baseball announcers. the list goes on....
Gotta agree. So hard to quantify, but life sure felt different.
Growing up in the 1980's the movie helped make a lot of HS school students believe in achieving goals whether you were a wrestler or not. One of my favorite 1980's movies to watch when I was growing up.
Lunatic Fringe. 👍
Love this movie. Matt was the perfect actor for the part
This takes me right back to high school. The actors in this movie are great. The soundtrack is great. The dedication Lowden had is off the charts. Takes me right back to being on the mat
Those were the days. I yearn to go back everyday. We live in a very bizarre simulation of life now.
I graduated high school in 1988, GREAT MOVIE !!!! Oh, the memories ❤
Likewise! 88' HS grad here too. Ah yes. Such amazing memories. This movie was essential to our wrestling team to watch over and over. I will never forget those training days and those terrific days of Eighties high school.
Me to brother..those were amazing times.
1989 myself! I wrestled because of this film!
We will smoke
We will date
We're the Class
Of '88🎉
I was 16 in 1985 when this came out and no other movie captures the spirit of high school sports and that crush you had!!! Brilliant movie.
Great soundtrack and story..heck even the owner of Christine is in the crowd
80’s is the absolute best ever!!!
Probably the GREATEST HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING MOVIE EVER MADE!
Shute: “see you at states”
Louden: “uh oh”
😮
Its 2024 and this still holds up. Such a great ending!!!
God, I love the 80's
This is such an underrated movie.
An Absolutely Fantastic Film with a Great Cast and an exceptional Story of overcoming trouble adversity and One's own Fears too achieve a Goal or Greatness, that Only You thought You Could Do it. I'M a 70s Graduate but I Still personally Loved this Great Film. So Thank you so much for Sharing it with Us Again.
"I guess that's why we got to love those people who deserve it like there's no tomorrow. 'Cause when you get right down to it-there isn't."
-well said.
I love the 80’s
Loved this movie. The action, music, love. Fantastic flick.
Vision Quest is in my top 5 movies of all time not just sports movies. I watched this every weekend in college hammered.
I really miss movies like this
me too and GO PACKERS!!
When his hand gets raised and Only The Young comes on I lose it! 💀🔥🏋🏻♀️
Yup
That’s when you achieved goals!
For sure! I really lose it though after his remarks about no tomorrow.
Same!
I used to tell my wrestlers... when the referee raises your hand in victory, there is no greater feeling in the world!!!
Wrestled 85-89 HS BUT 88' was incredible for me. Started 0-6 YUP!! 6 straight losses to start my Junior Yr but worse i was an 11th grade Varsity wrestler about to get challenged by a teamate same weight class for my spot. Life was fallin apart. Long story short this movie was aweaome! Like a Rocky for my "ages" ... John Waite singin "Changes" while Modine conquers pegboard LOL loved it! It was damn good. The scenes could do more wrestling but ok. Rocky, Karate Kid and this r best underdog sports flicks oh n The Natural. I know all the bloopers n such of thjs one n all the serious scenes n scores.
What a GREAT Movie!
Shortly after this Louden was drafted into the Army Air-core. Where he served his country with distinction.
I get shivers every time I watch this
This was the most 80's sports movies ever
The Ref in this clip was my uncle he was also the tec advisor for this film .. we used to watch this film at family reunions .
its 2024, I still get the feels of the last few seconds and the exhilarating joy of the win.
Reverse, into the head and arm, to PIN! My son was very fond of the head and arm. He was finishing his wrestling career when this movie came out. He wrestled 189 in his senior year. After graduation, he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps! I had the honor of swearing him in.
Loved this movie growing up, this movie made me wrestle in High-school but funny enough by collegiate wrestling rules he never needed the pin. 9-13: 1 point escape, 2 pts take down, 3 back points 14-13 final score 😊
My all time favorite movie.
Priceless!!
Incredible movie!!!!!!!!
This movie is why I started wrestiling in kindergarten and never stopped until I graduated, from college...
Saw this movie in theater as an 8 year old kid and almost 40 years later this movie never gets old and highly inspirational! One the sport movie greats!
Have you done everything you came here to do? Not yet. You got 27 seconds left on the clock your down 4 points forget your nose forget about everything you gotta go out there and stick him. Now go on out there and do it. Wow just wow, kick ass.
Even the ref is happy.
2:25 I always loved Cooch's reaction. Its like hes in disbelief and proud of his friend at the same time. Idk why but it chokes me up. Very smart of the actor to do that.
"Cooch" Michael Scoflling was a wrestler in college. He left the movie business and owns a furniture-making business in Pennsylvania.
Just realized that Kuch was Jake from Sixteen Candles. Hadn’t seen this in over 30 years.
Really underrated movie.
Epic movie during a great era ❤.
I came from a big wrestling family and lived in a small town and this movie came out my senior year, the sound track was awesome the movie was awesome.
Greatest moment in 80s movie history
Oh, man!! Watching this scene reminds me of my own life and my own vision quest. It is what our lives are.
The year I fell in love with Linda playing the role of Carla
1989 my senior yr. Warming up at the state wrestling championships listening to lunatic fringe in Columbus ohio thru a walkman. A time I'll never forget.
This is such a GREAT movie . One of my all time favorites.
Louden don’t need muscles and all that he didn’t even care to wrestle it wasn’t even his passion he just did it so he can take out Shute and show him who he superior is
There were two movies I'll never forget from my teen years. Vision Quest and The Breakfast Club. 1985 was an awesome year !!!
Loved this movie!!
Big thumbs up to the Casting Director for putting Jake Ryan, Glen from Risky Business, Doc from Escape from Alcatraz, and the father from Kidco in this film
0:49 man, when that beat starts dropping and ref is about to blow his whistle... epic
One thing I gotta point out. Even though the pin makes for a better ending, Louden already won the match. 1 point escape, 2 take down, 2 near fall. He was ahead 14 to 13 anyway. 😂
I was 16 in 1985- I saw this at the theater with a friend from school who had a car. 🚗
Thanks for the ride, Sam. I hope life has been good to you.
Great movie!
Don’t see much of these anymore..
Brilliant movie!
Great Movie
Classic 80s 🔥🔥🔥
Great movie. Graduated HS in 1996. I grew up in a great era.
I was 20yrs old, in the military (usmc) and living in San Diego, life was good.
we had so many great movies in the 80s...Music of course was a part in all of them!
Never reach back. Lateral into a pin is what happened. Hard to believe. Movie I know.
God I miss the 80's. I was a sophomore when this came out and times were so different.
That movie gets better with age. 🙂
Totally awesome movie and totally 80's!!! Great story and music!
Chills and butterflies every single time. The sport changes you as a person. So glad to be a part of it.
Said it before winning isn't the question you can't change what was DESTINED to happen the only question is whose gonna dethrone me and WHEN?