This is my most anticipated movie so far this year. Austin Butler is a good guy with boat loads of respect. He has a humble quality about him. He truly appreciates where he is in life.
I indeed Austin Butler.... Has talent as an actor...... He appears very humble in this short documentary... I hope that Hollywood does not hurt or endanger his life and personality.
I had the pleasure of seeing this beautiful film today. Tom Hardy and Austin Butler gave steller performance s. I was not disappointed with this engaging tale of bikers in the 1960s and early 70s.
I agree.... A surprising film. Engaging tale of bikers in the 1960s and early seventies. Stellar performances by Tom Hardy and Austin Butler a newcomer Comer.
I had the honor of meeting Jeff Nichols at the SCAD film festival this past fall where I had an in depth conversation about filmmaking and he was by far one of the most down to earth and one of the most normal guys I've ever had the pleasure of talking to.
I just saw movie today. I think it was great. Having 1st exposure to bikers in 1964 at age 12. I was attracted to the wild side the roaring sounds of engines in my ears. The fun lifestyle I loved. I think he followed the book so closely that I was able to know who the characters were before their names. Some of the looks of the actors looked similar to those in the book. I was taken back to my childhood immediately as was my friend who went with me. He captured the times as the way it was. From the way Kathy’s house looked TV ( Bewitched) the clock, clock, sitting on the front porch all bullshitting etc. I felt like I was there again. My friend felt the same. My ft was rocking in to the music. I was that girl on the back with my arms around my bf & the bikes surrounding me as we road. I was proud to be on the bike. I felt I had found “it”. I was that girl. I loved the senecio at the picnics & I had always enjoyed getting the food together with my “sisters” Us women new our bf’s & bro’s would look out for us just like Danny did for Kathy. I loved being on the bike when we rode the whole town I grew up in did. I was at home ❤lol. I have been on the outside & inside of 1 % bike for yrs. In Alaska, TX, WA &!AZ since moving here in 1984! I loved doing all the tattooed contests (as I’m heavily tattooed in old school tatts & met a lot of bikers here in AZ. I loved my experience but that has also changed but then everything has changed. I will never forget that when takin’ care of my bf and/ or bf was wiping off mud,blood & grit to gun wounds. And when getting high went from getting high on booze & pot to shooting’ dope. Everything changed & continuals to today. I feel sad & envy at the sounds of motorcycles roaring down my street of days gone by. Now that I’m also 72 & alone I often wish I had continued to ride but it just wasn’t that way back then or I’d be out there now lol 😂. I’ll say it again for me & my friend who I saw the movie with it was super great & the great making of a movie of days gone by & history of the early riding experience all riding together fast & hard he captured it all very outstanding way‼️❤️❤️🎶Thank you so much. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🌹
I really enjoyed your message I’m in Alaska, from Wisconsin never grew up or around bikes but what a life it would of been!! Hey you did it. I’m 55 alone as well. Something’s changing in this world for the GOOD you can feel it. It’s going to be BIBLICAL! Much love Brent.
I have loved Norman Reedus since I first saw him on one of the Blade movies.i have loved Tom Hardy since I first saw him on Rock and Rolla.they are my 2 very favorite actors and have been for years.i absolutely am going to be the first person in line to see this movie!!!! I will be the first person to own this movie.if I don't die from anticipation first!!!!
I've taken the day off work to go see this. The last time i went to the cinema was to see 127 hours, so I dont know how long that was, but let's just say years. Gonna get on my bike, go get some food and go and watch this, looking forward to it.
Hi from ‘Down Under’…..I’m 64 and a biker. I took my wife to see “The Bikeriders” and we thoroughly enjoyed it ! As a kid I saw “The Wild One” staring Marlon Brando, clearly this new film has a lot in common with that early film…….even has the same characters name “Johnny”…….however, The Wild One seems very ‘Cheesy’ as it was almost a ‘Musical’. The ‘Bikeriders’ is highly believable and set to become a classic of the Genre…….so many ‘layers’ of real life in this film.
I loved the movie. As a child of the 70s, we had a few biker gangs in our small town that we knew. The actors did a great job on this film. That feeling of "the ride" resonating in your bones was really cool.
I went to the premier last night on the MA/NH Line. I mean what a great way to start the first day of summer by going to a potential classic movie about motorcycles. I enjoyed it very much. I didn't think it was totally Hollywoodized. I found it to be pretty straight forward about how biker clubs started out being a bunch of outsiders sticking together but as time wore on how they turned to much darker elements that is shown today.
I went to see it with my wife, who is not really a movie person. I love movies, especially the golden age of Hollywood, the 30’s to the 50’s. She fell in love with Benny about the same time Kathy did. After the movie she said “He’s ADORABLE!!!”
Saw this last night, Thought the storytelling was A1. The pace was slow but only to provoke the story beats. It's cool to see they shot on Panavision . That sort of plays into the timeline of this true story. Love the line about Tom "vibrating" under his skin, best way to describe Hardy. All in all great BTS video and wonderful film!
as a biker myself can't wait to watch this :D one of my most anticipated films of the year ...had a crash yesterday morning tho...van decided to turn right I'm good,jacket did it's job,wear your gear folks Bike needs new handle bars and brake lever,got busted,hope to get it fixed by the time this comes out to ride to see it
I haven't ridden a motorcycle in years now. The film made me want to buy one. I came out the cinema and right outside a guy had been knocked off one - he was by the side of the road waiting for an ambulance, his bike underneath a car. I took it as a sign from the universe not to get one. But an absolutely superb film.
One of Jeff's Nichols best films, my absolute favorite. Director of Photography Adam Stone absolutely crushed the look and lighting of this film. Bike Riders by Lucero at the end blew my mind considering I've been listening to the track for 20 years and how much it directly correlates with the film. 10/10 Truly an Americana Classic.
Most vintage wine goes bad turns to vinegar That's why good vintage is expensive That's one saying that someone who doesn't understand wine says As a chef drives me batty
Just watch the movie here in Alberta, Canada. I enjoyed it; captured the spirit of the fledgling start of riding motorcycles and MC's. Great acting by everyone involved, beautiful classic bikes and I would see it again.
I finally watched it, i'd give it a 6.5-7/10 I think the trailers bigged it up a little bit more than the actual movie delivered but at the same time it was good, Tom Hardy is excellent as always, I saw Austin recently in a WW2 show and I like his work.
Loved this movie. I saw it last night for my friend's birthday. He and I have been riding our whole lives. Walking out of the theater my only disappointment was not having my bike with me to ride!
I thought I was totally in love with Elvis...Then a long comes Austin Butler🫶💓❣️🙏😍😁💕♥️❤️😘😸😄.....Now The King has competition??? I am constantly looking for any thing AUSTIN....and, my heart can't be still😅❤💕🙏🫶👑👑‼️
As I watched the movie for the third time it became a real story about the midwest and how restless people can be living there. Searching for a better life...
I wanted to ride one when I was a kid but my cousin got killed what was crazy he did two tours in Afghanistan was hit on the free way died instantly, I’m always showing them respect when ever I’m driving
I got a laugh out of the last statement in this clip. As a guy who has been an "extra" in a pilot film for a TV series, and hired for the use of a couple of my vintage bikes, I saw firsthand the struggle between antique bikes and directors. Vintage bikes have always needed owners that knew all the the machines "quirks", or "personality", which, in the early days of motorcycles made a real bond between bike, and rider...part of the love affair that riders had with the machine ,that I'll be interested to see if it is indicated in the movie, but I doubt it from the director's statement....a detail which he completely missed, that could have been capitalized on. So, It wasn't so much the bikes....as it was the crazy things the director required of these machines. There's a saying that some "vintage bike" guys have..."you gotta have on your ruby slippers" sometimes to get these machines to co-operate. First, they put actors on antique bikes, who are only used to newer bikes....when its cold you MUST use the choke to start them, if you don't...they wont start, and everybody is ready to go but 3 guys, who don't know where the choke is. When it's hot...do NOT use the choke...or the same problem as above happens...... Then, the director makes every rider wait in a group sitting there idling in 90 degree weather for 10 minutes...then bikes overheat, cuz they're air cooled. It's funny how directors want actors, and extras to "get into the period of the scene" .....but they expect 70 yr old inanimate props to behave on command. Still can't wait to see it......
The tough part is. You don't know until you start kicking it over. No starters, no push button. Morning you choke it all the way. After sitting you may choke it 1/2 way, or 1/4 way, or 3/4 depending on how long you've been sitting. But yes, you learn what it will take to start it. And it is satisfying when you learn how to start it anytime, with just a few kicks.
As far as I'm aware, Johnny left the MC long time ago. He passed away several years ago. I've seen a picture of his "colors". Benny is still alive, but I don't know if he's active. By the way, it's not Benny at original photo next to pool table.
once i lock onto an actor who always performs well i watch all there movies Tom Hardy is cool that moonshine movie Lawless 2012 lost count how many times i watched it Tim blake nelson also a fan Old henry buster scruggs fame
This is Milwaukee-Chicago in mid-60's. I list Milwaukee first, because the Brew City dominated at that time. Hells Angels were wannabes from the Chicago burbs. Check out Danny Lyon's "The Bikeriders" on which the movie is based. There's a reason most of the bikes shown have Wisconsin plates.
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This looks like a REAL film. A potential classic! I shall be arriving to the theatre on my obnoxiously loud motorcycle to you know… create atmosphere.
best way to do it
Go for a ride instead. 😊
This is my most anticipated movie so far this year. Austin Butler is a good guy with boat loads of respect. He has a humble quality about him. He truly appreciates where he is in life.
Great way to describe him. ❤
I indeed Austin Butler.... Has talent as an actor...... He appears very humble in this short documentary... I hope that Hollywood does not hurt or endanger his life and personality.
I had the pleasure of seeing this beautiful film today. Tom Hardy and Austin Butler gave steller performance s. I was not disappointed with this engaging tale of bikers in the 1960s and early 70s.
The Michael Shannon scene when he spoke about wanting to go to Vietnam and join the military is a great scene.
The cast is amazing ! Jodie Comer ,Tom Hardy and Austin Butler !!!! That's something i wanna watch !!!!
Bikers changed my life. I am Mesmerized by Austin Butler and Jody and Tom. Such talent and being authentic ❤️
I agree.... A surprising film. Engaging tale of bikers in the 1960s and early seventies. Stellar performances by Tom Hardy and Austin Butler a newcomer Comer.
stand out movie. the actors the directing, the music. I loved it.
Tom Hardy! ❤. Best British film actor of this era 😎 🎥
Agreed 👍
Everything I've seen him in, I thought he did a good job. Including Taboo and Peaky Blinders.
Too bad he's getting old and his head just keeps getting bigger
Anyone who has Jodie comer in their film is very lucky to have her! She is supremely talented, and a lovely human being.
This is one of the greatest films I have ever seen. 😎
this movie is instant classic, I will watch it every 5 years or so
Those bikes are absolutely beautiful!!
I saw Bikeriders yesterday. I miss the characters. They're all great.
Tom Hardy è fantastico in qualsiasi ruolo gli sia dato
Incredibly hyped for this movie!!!
I’m so ready for this movie to come out, looks like a possible classic
It wont be
@@willbaker8505It is trying so hard to be and isn’t.
Saying that Tom Hardy "vibrates a millimeter below his skin" is actually a great way to describe his talent.
Agreed❤
Tom is a mens Man
Oh please his American accent is shocking
@daisychain9713, but he is still a phenomenal actor.
The American accent is terrible
Just got out of seeing the movie. Awesome movie and getting to meet Benny before the movie started was a memory I'll never forget. Very cool
I had the honor of meeting Jeff Nichols at the SCAD film festival this past fall where I had an in depth conversation about filmmaking and he was by far one of the most down to earth and one of the most normal guys I've ever had the pleasure of talking to.
I went to SCAD too
Saw it saturday. Fantastic movie. One of hardys best performances and jody comer stole the show. Whole cast was incredible.
Austin it doesn't matter what character you play you are still drop dead gorgeous.❤❤
I love Tom Hardy
Thanks, Danny Lyon and Bill Ray for great b/w photos of bike riders from the 60s. Thanks, director, cast and crew of "The Bikeriders."
Austin Butler has a great voice, perfect for background narration 😎
I just saw movie today. I think it was great. Having 1st exposure to bikers in 1964 at age 12. I was attracted to the wild side the roaring sounds of engines in my ears. The fun lifestyle I loved. I think he followed the book so closely that I was able to know who the characters were before their names. Some of the looks of the actors looked similar to those in the book. I was taken back to my childhood immediately as was my friend who went with me. He captured the times as the way it was. From the way Kathy’s house looked TV ( Bewitched) the clock, clock, sitting on the front porch all bullshitting etc. I felt like I was there again. My friend felt the same. My ft was rocking in to the music. I was that girl on the back with my arms around my bf & the bikes surrounding me as we road. I was proud to be on the bike. I felt I had found “it”. I was that girl. I loved the senecio at the picnics & I had always enjoyed getting the food together with my “sisters” Us women new our bf’s & bro’s would look out for us just like Danny did for Kathy. I loved being on the bike when we rode the whole town I grew up in did. I was at home ❤lol. I have been on the outside & inside of 1 % bike for yrs. In Alaska, TX, WA &!AZ since moving here in 1984! I loved doing all the tattooed contests (as I’m heavily tattooed in old school tatts & met a lot of bikers here in AZ. I loved my experience but that has also changed but then everything has changed. I will never forget that when takin’ care of my bf and/ or bf was wiping off mud,blood & grit to gun wounds. And when getting high went from getting high on booze & pot to shooting’ dope. Everything changed & continuals to today. I feel sad & envy at the sounds of motorcycles roaring down my street of days gone by. Now that I’m also 72 & alone I often wish I had continued to ride but it just wasn’t that way back then or I’d be out there now lol 😂. I’ll say it again for me & my friend who I saw the movie with it was super great & the great making of a movie of days gone by & history of the early riding experience all riding together fast & hard he captured it all very outstanding way‼️❤️❤️🎶Thank you so much. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🌹
I really enjoyed your message I’m in Alaska, from Wisconsin never grew up or around bikes but what a life it would of been!! Hey you did it. I’m 55 alone as well. Something’s changing in this world for the GOOD you can feel it. It’s going to be BIBLICAL! Much love Brent.
What a stacked cast
I CHECKED THIS BOOK OUT FROM THE LIBRARY BACK IN THE EARLY 90 s!!!!
This actually looks very interesting and I like Austin Butler. I might check it out.
I'm so glad to see Tom in the new film. very very. I love Tom. A very talented and handsome man.❤
Agreed 💯
I have loved Norman Reedus since I first saw him on one of the Blade movies.i have loved Tom Hardy since I first saw him on Rock and Rolla.they are my 2 very favorite actors and have been for years.i absolutely am going to be the first person in line to see this movie!!!! I will be the first person to own this movie.if I don't die from anticipation first!!!!
I've taken the day off work to go see this. The last time i went to the cinema was to see 127 hours, so I dont know how long that was, but let's just say years. Gonna get on my bike, go get some food and go and watch this, looking forward to it.
Any movie with Tom Hardy count me in!
Can't wait to see the movie. I think it's quite atmospheric and true to those times in its details.
Can't wait to see this!
Hi from ‘Down Under’…..I’m 64 and a biker. I took my wife to see “The Bikeriders” and we thoroughly enjoyed it ! As a kid I saw “The Wild One” staring Marlon Brando, clearly this new film has a lot in common with that early film…….even has the same characters name “Johnny”…….however, The Wild One seems very ‘Cheesy’ as it was almost a ‘Musical’. The ‘Bikeriders’ is highly believable and set to become a classic of the Genre…….so many ‘layers’ of real life in this film.
Awesome movie 👍💪
Great movie. Incredible cast
I loved the movie. As a child of the 70s, we had a few biker gangs in our small town that we knew. The actors did a great job on this film. That feeling of "the ride" resonating in your bones was really cool.
Just saw it twice in two days . Brilliant
Same!!
I'm 52 and have hated going to the theatre since 2015. in the past 9 years I have only gone to the movies maybe 4 times...but I will go see this one.
Good choice
I went to the premier last night on the MA/NH Line. I mean what a great way to start the first day of summer by going to a potential classic movie about motorcycles. I enjoyed it very much. I didn't think it was totally Hollywoodized. I found it to be pretty straight forward about how biker clubs started out being a bunch of outsiders sticking together but as time wore on how they turned to much darker elements that is shown today.
Butler is definitely the next big Hollywood star.
Feels crazy seeing the drag-strip I race at every weekend, in a MOVIE! 🥳 Haven't gotten to watch yet, but very excited to.
❤ saw the movie twice
I went to see it with my wife, who is not really a movie person. I love movies, especially the golden age of Hollywood, the 30’s to the 50’s. She fell in love with Benny about the same time Kathy did. After the movie she said “He’s ADORABLE!!!”
She ain't wrong!!
top movie. classic material
I love this movie
Saw this last night, Thought the storytelling was A1. The pace was slow but only to provoke the story beats. It's cool to see they shot on Panavision . That sort of plays into the timeline of this true story. Love the line about Tom "vibrating" under his skin, best way to describe Hardy. All in all great BTS video and wonderful film!
Peaky Blinders Tom Hardy, Excellent Actor, can't wait to see Tom in this Movie.....❤️🩹⚘️
Hes great Tom
That's how he is
Butlers a waste of space very replaceable
as a biker myself can't wait to watch this :D
one of my most anticipated films of the year
...had a crash yesterday morning tho...van decided to turn right
I'm good,jacket did it's job,wear your gear folks
Bike needs new handle bars and brake lever,got busted,hope to get it fixed by the time this comes out to ride to see it
Hope you’re alright brother! I’ve been in a bad one and it shakes you to the core. Takes some time to recenter 🙏🏻👊🏻
I haven't ridden a motorcycle in years now. The film made me want to buy one. I came out the cinema and right outside a guy had been knocked off one - he was by the side of the road waiting for an ambulance, his bike underneath a car.
I took it as a sign from the universe not to get one.
But an absolutely superb film.
One of Jeff's Nichols best films, my absolute favorite. Director of Photography Adam Stone absolutely crushed the look and lighting of this film. Bike Riders by Lucero at the end blew my mind considering I've been listening to the track for 20 years and how much it directly correlates with the film. 10/10 Truly an Americana Classic.
AUSTIN BUTLER , LIKE RED WINE , JUST GETTING BETTER , THE MORE MATURE IT GETS!!!
Most vintage wine goes bad turns to vinegar That's why good vintage is expensive
That's one saying that someone who doesn't understand wine says As a chef drives me batty
Just watch the movie here in Alberta, Canada. I enjoyed it; captured the spirit of the fledgling start of riding motorcycles and MC's. Great acting by everyone involved, beautiful classic bikes and I would see it again.
Love Tom hardy
I saw it. Great film! It’s a 90% accurate history of the Chicago Outlaws MC. I’m an ex 1%er, and that’s how I see it. ♥️🏍️😎
I finally watched it, i'd give it a 6.5-7/10 I think the trailers bigged it up a little bit more than the actual movie delivered but at the same time it was good, Tom Hardy is excellent as always, I saw Austin recently in a WW2 show and I like his work.
Ya quiero ver la película Austin es fantástico e increíble un gran ser humano y muy guapo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Dead on about michael shannon,, prolly one of the best actors ever …
Would love to see Austin Butler be cast as Ghost Rider / Johnny Blaze in the MCU
Loved this movie. I saw it last night for my friend's birthday. He and I have been riding our whole lives. Walking out of the theater my only disappointment was not having my bike with me to ride!
Great movie for the drive in
God Bless the resolution of the Workers Strike. Thank you. MOVIES NOW AND FOREVER.
This is awesome
wow what a cast. Tom Hardy and Michael Shannon! and Austin Butler has it! whatever it is he has it. He will be the next Tom Hardy
Love the description of the prima donnas lol so true :) :)
I. I'm actually looking forward to this movie in New Zealand next month apparently. I'm going to see it and I bought the book as well
I thought I was totally in love with Elvis...Then a long comes Austin Butler🫶💓❣️🙏😍😁💕♥️❤️😘😸😄.....Now The King has competition??? I am constantly looking for any thing AUSTIN....and, my heart can't be still😅❤💕🙏🫶👑👑‼️
As I watched the movie for the third time it became a real story about the midwest and how restless people can be living there. Searching for a better life...
Great movie I saw it twice
Austin butler is a good guy
Should be awesome and right on time for me to take ownership of my first HD in September 🎉
OMG FEYD
Literally organised a bike ride to an Imax 3 cities over to see this with friends!
Fun!!!
The bikes were unreliable? They are Harleys! Duh! 🤣 I am a lifelong rider I will be going to see it. Thanks for the behind the scenes.
The old Harley’s maybe but the new ones take 25k just to break in.
I wanted to ride one when I was a kid but my cousin got killed what was crazy he did two tours in Afghanistan was hit on the free way died instantly, I’m always showing them respect when ever I’m driving
Norman Reedus deserves more credit for his role in this film.
I liked it!
...hoping to ride my 72 Triumph Bonneville to the premier
Harley Davidson who doesn’t fall in love with them
i love michael shannon eversince i saw boardwalk empire, of course Tom Hardy is a one of the best out there too..
the movie this very great
I love how in the end of the movie, it says Michael Shannon gets a job on a shrimp boat 😂
I got a laugh out of the last statement in this clip.
As a guy who has been an "extra" in a pilot film for a TV series, and hired for the use of a couple of my vintage bikes, I saw firsthand the struggle between antique bikes and directors. Vintage bikes have always needed owners that knew all the the machines "quirks", or "personality", which, in the early days of motorcycles made a real bond between bike, and rider...part of the love affair that riders had with the machine ,that I'll be interested to see if it is indicated in the movie, but I doubt it from the director's statement....a detail which he completely missed, that could have been capitalized on. So, It wasn't so much the bikes....as it was the crazy things the director required of these machines. There's a saying that some "vintage bike" guys have..."you gotta have on your ruby slippers" sometimes to get these machines to co-operate. First, they put actors on antique bikes, who are only used to newer bikes....when its cold you MUST use the choke to start them, if you don't...they wont start, and everybody is ready to go but 3 guys, who don't know where the choke is. When it's hot...do NOT use the choke...or the same problem as above happens...... Then, the director makes every rider wait in a group sitting there idling in 90 degree weather for 10 minutes...then bikes overheat, cuz they're air cooled. It's funny how directors want actors, and extras to "get into the period of the scene" .....but they expect 70 yr old inanimate props to behave on command.
Still can't wait to see it......
The tough part is. You don't know until you start kicking it over. No starters, no push button. Morning you choke it all the way. After sitting you may choke it 1/2 way, or 1/4 way, or 3/4 depending on how long you've been sitting. But yes, you learn what it will take to start it. And it is satisfying when you learn how to start it anytime, with just a few kicks.
@@americantaxpayer4551 ...exactly what you said.
I’m literally from the Midwest. How tf does this British ass Cathy sound more Midwest then anyone I know in the movie lmao
think im gonna watch it on my birthday
There is a huge difference between acting and acting as an art form.
As far as I'm aware, Johnny left the MC long time ago. He passed away several years ago. I've seen a picture of his "colors". Benny is still alive, but I don't know if he's active. By the way, it's not Benny at original photo next to pool table.
once i lock onto an actor who always performs well i watch all there movies
Tom Hardy is cool that moonshine movie Lawless 2012 lost count how many times i watched it
Tim blake nelson also a fan Old henry buster scruggs fame
Tom Hardy was great in The Drop. That was when I first heard about him.
His deep voice tho😢😵💫😵💫😩😥🥶🙇🏻♀️
This movie about to boost Harley sales 🤙
So??
That Joddie chick was fuckin amazing in this
As an ex biker chic, I am bringing a box of Kleenex, it's told by Cathy a woman's point of view! Tomorrow I'm there at the theater
12:10 welcome to old bikes amigo
2019 HD is just as temperamental 😂
This is Milwaukee-Chicago in mid-60's. I list Milwaukee first, because the Brew City dominated at that time. Hells Angels were wannabes from the Chicago burbs. Check out Danny Lyon's "The Bikeriders" on which the movie is based. There's a reason most of the bikes shown have Wisconsin plates.
Just watching this cause of Tom Brady and Austin 😅
you mean tom hardy brother? lol
Tom Hardy ✌️✌️✌️♥
She's a brit from Liverpool
And one of the most talented actresses on this planet.
Yes she is.And we are very proud of her.
@@sugarkane4830 you said it.
If Michael Shannon is in it, I'm watching it!
really interesting, this young woman speaking with a proper English accent and then her character in the movie has a Wisconsin/Illinois accent
Tom do u remember Boots and the Poem?!!!🎯