Such an underrated movie. The music alone is astonishing. Let alone when Stallone finally fights back and beats Sonny Landham half to death, who's been begging for it the entire movie, especially for killing First.
I about shit my pants when I just found out mu cousin who's as big a stallone fan as me and same age hasn't seen this we grew up on stallone I made him watch this instantly. Bought it on the spot off vudu
The way Donald Sutherland says Welcome to Gateway Leone was creepy to me watching this movie as a kid...Coming through the light of the opened main gate....Classic.
One of my favourite movies of Sylvester Stallone,they don't make movies like these anymore, rocky,paradise alley, fist,copland and Lockup are some of Sly's finest performances
Nhung nguoi hung cua the he ngay xua k con nhu xua nua roi mot thoi oanh oanh liet liet that dang tran trong va nguong mo nhung anh hung biet kjnh tren nhuong duoi that dang kham phuc hoi tiet hoi tiet k con phjm hay de doi de coi nua roi buon wa nhung dien vien toi tung ham mo buon wa
16:30 I love Dallas's sacrifice. He knew whether he was dead or alive in that prison, he was a Deadman. He knew that cop was gonna make Stallone's life an eternal misery if he were kept alive.
“Oh yeah, after pulling the engine and completely disassembling it and then rebuilding it from scratch and reinstalling it we realized it was just out of gas.”
Leoni, Dallas, Eclipse, First Base and the Bird guy. What a beautiful and inadvertently heroic bunch of inmates. Loved this movie as a teenager, pure melodramatic machismo.
Easily Sly's most underrated movie...It has Tom Sizemore in it too and he saves Frank Leone's ass in the end having a change of heart after betraying him..
Great movie, and I've found that it had a lot of similar elements from Rambo: First Blood (1982 ). Being harassed and abused by guards/police officers, pulling a knife on an authority figure, escaping from jail, giving a long monologue about his frustrations, stuck on ledge/cliff while cops are looking for him.
Great movie. Saw it in the theaters back in the 80s. However, you left out the part where Leone grabs the Warden and ties him up in the electric chair.
I love slyvester Stallone. Good scene when he comes back from being in the hole, on starvation rations, for six weeks, the bully takes all his dinner, then his buddies sit down with him, and give him some of their dinners,
@@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449 I love that scene, actually on Google and all this movie lock up doesn't have good reviews, I think it is a great movie, one man's triumph in the midst of cruelty and adversity, and able to stay soft and caring. Of course I am a huge slyvester Stallone fan anyhow,
great movie this is one of stallones lesser known movies, i have never seen it playing on tv while flipping thru channels or in the tv guide schedule sort of like arnolds movie raw deal
I actually saw this movie in the theater back in California in (1989) by myself at Westwood,CA.&also I'm Westwood CA. Rocky 3&4 .also Cliffhanger in (1993)too🍿🎥🎫🎬🤓😎🤑🤠😷🤜🤛
Like that rough and tough football scene. No pads, full on contact is rough hahah. Really is. Reckon you are a lot more daring with the pads though. Prisoners in a fuckin car shop is hilarious too
Personally, I think that I enjoyed the movie "Lock Up" because I LAUGHED at every moment of it! I guess I have to think of the Sly Stallone feature film as a COMEDY and I am being honest about it. 🤣👍
3:55, before the football player gets picked up he has a lot more mud on his uniform and he also has mud on his beanie but once he's picked up and pushed he now has less mud on his uniform and his beanie is clean.
Great observation. That sequence was not realistically evened out. That’s called a Film continuity error. They usually have notes for things like that on set, it may have been intentional though.
On a legal standpoint: a person isn't in custody till they get out of the facility in which they're in. So, technically speaking, in the first scene, Captain Meissner messed up when he told the officer, "Back off, he's in our custody now."
All of Stallone movies are with heart, the vibe , even the music is 110%
Everyone in this movie was perfect for their role. Great casting, classic 80's, one of Stallone's best!
Stallone really makes great dude movies. Great moments of working hard and triumph.
@KevinHallDJMrSwiv. Yeah, he was definitely the "Man's Man" of the 80s.
One of the best prison movies of all time.
Such an underrated movie. The music alone is astonishing. Let alone when Stallone finally fights back and beats Sonny Landham half to death, who's been begging for it the entire movie, especially for killing First.
@user-nv2wt4hi8t. Sonny to me will always be "Billy" in Predator especially with that infamous laugh, "A huh, huh, huh, huh, huuuuuuuh!" 😆
Absolutely 😢❤❤❤
In real life Sonny would have destroyed Stallone
@@blackolantern5666and 48 hrs. Billy Bear
@@voltanhawk1505I. real life it wouldn’t even have been a fight because Stallone would’ve mopped the floor with Sonny within 30 seconds.
saw it in theater i was 11, and 100 times in VHS along with cobra, over the top, classic 80's
Man, I've watched this movie like 10 times and it's still one of my all-time favorites. Genuinely surprised it's not more popular.
The music soundtrack is not holding up 👆
you ever seen Bad Boys with Sean Penn
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Agree. This is one of his best
I about shit my pants when I just found out mu cousin who's as big a stallone fan as me and same age hasn't seen this we grew up on stallone I made him watch this instantly. Bought it on the spot off vudu
This movie really showcase Stallone's acting ability I thought
This, Cliffhanger, Demolition Man, Tango & Cash and Cop Land - Top 5 Most Underrated Sylvester Stallone films ever.
All garbage except Lockup.
Stop or my mom well shot was pretty cool🤣🤣
@@virnanTango and Cash is tolerable just cause of Kurt Russell.
I had it VHS lol my wife shakes her head and laughs as I quote each character word for word. I can see this actually being a true story
Seriously underrated movie
The way Donald Sutherland says Welcome to Gateway Leone was creepy to me watching this movie as a kid...Coming through the light of the opened main gate....Classic.
What a movie man! What a movie.
One of my favourite movies of Sylvester Stallone,they don't make movies like these anymore, rocky,paradise alley, fist,copland and Lockup are some of Sly's finest performances
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One of Stallone's darker, more serious movies, but also one of his best.
I agree, in his top 10 ,also f I s t.
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This movie Sylvester Stallone could have easily won an Oscar for. Ijs 💯 💯 💯
One of stalins under rated movie ever ...my favorite movie seeing it as a kid
One of my all time favorite movies
"Nothing's dead until it's buried!" - Frank Leoni
16:30 I love Dallas's sacrifice. He knew whether he was dead or alive in that prison, he was a Deadman. He knew that cop was gonna make Stallone's life an eternal misery if he were kept alive.
That was the cop who was personally screwing with Stallone’s character right?
@@michaelbull4344 Yes
After watching Predator, I cant believe Sonny Landham could be this good acting like the bad guy trying to kill Sly.
Sonny Landham was a bad guy in Nick Nolte/Eddie Murphy 1982 hit 48 Hours as cop killer Billy Bear alongside James Remar as other villain Albert Ganz
Absolutely loved this movie along with over the top
"Rape this." - one of the best 2 word lines in cinema
Love this movie love the end credits soundtrack.Childhood heroe Stallone was so inspirational.An absolute icon.
One of the best movie of Hollywood. I think Stallone is best actor of USA.
Sutherland ' can act as a sadistic mad man so well , it's crazy 🤪
He’s perfect for acting as a psychopath.
"I burned her". 'Ronald'
President Snow ( *_Hunger Games_* )
Donald Sutherland passed away today. A great Canadian actor. RIP
Pulls the engine before even knowing what’s wrongb😂
“Oh yeah, after pulling the engine and completely disassembling it and then rebuilding it from scratch and reinstalling it we realized it was just out of gas.”
Leoni, Dallas, Eclipse, First Base and the Bird guy. What a beautiful and inadvertently heroic bunch of inmates. Loved this movie as a teenager, pure melodramatic machismo.
u forgot Ernie ! 6 of them
Dam,I haven’t seen this film since it first came out. Decent Stallone film.
one of my favorite classic movies of all time
Still love this movie ! Childhood video shop nostalgia! RIP Tom Sizemore !!!
RIP Donald Sutherland, RIP Tom Sizemore, RIP Frank McRae , RIP Sonny Landham, Rip Darlanne Fluegel !!
Riesen Kino mit sly,so heftig der film
Very underrated movie
This movie is so underrated!
Easily Sly's most underrated movie...It has Tom Sizemore in it too and he saves Frank Leone's ass in the end having a change of heart after betraying him..
Nothing's is death till it's buried
It’s McDowell’s trading program time!!
Ain't nobody help frank when he got poked up crazy 😧😧
Spectacular Rambo. Incredible Stallone
They'll have to change your name from dearly departing Dallas, to deep fried Dallas.
Lol
Great movie, and I've found that it had a lot of similar elements from Rambo: First Blood (1982 ). Being harassed and abused by guards/police officers, pulling a knife on an authority figure, escaping from jail, giving a long monologue about his frustrations, stuck on ledge/cliff while cops are looking for him.
Plus killin a pig.
the grunts and post recorded sound effects from Stallone is ridiculous 😂😂
I thought the same watching it 😂😂
Dallas balls were like bells, but he didn't know it until the end. My respects.
Sonny Landham played the "youngest-looking characters" when he was in his 50s. 😆
Stallone is world class talent noone can ever forget these juicy incredible performances
I love this movie it was like escape plan n tango n cash but without arnold n kurt russell lol😂😎
Stallone so handsome 😘♥️💋❤️🥰😍🤩
Wonderfull Lock Up
Love his Work and admire like a Father
Some fantastic open-field tackling.
Fucking birds don't feed in the rain 😂😂
Great movie. Saw it in the theaters back in the 80s. However, you left out the part where Leone grabs the Warden and ties him up in the electric chair.
You don’t have the balls!…….you’re wrong! Lol 😂
Of the best and one of my favourite mouvies!
And he became Tulsa King a few years later
史泰龍我85年5歲就開始睇你支持到今時今日👍👍👍👍✌✌✌
Absolutely..Loved that Classic remark in Rocky 5..This isnt no pie eating contest..lol
Gorgeous man
Love you so much staylone Rambo
thank you for this
Carmine tried to step in but this was above his jurisdiction
I love slyvester Stallone.
Good scene when he comes back from being in the hole, on starvation rations, for six weeks, the bully takes all his dinner, then his buddies sit down with him, and give him some of their dinners,
That was actually my favorite scene.
@@ingleringlet-snipps3rd449 I love that scene, actually on Google and all this movie lock up doesn't have good reviews, I think it is a great movie, one man's triumph in the midst of cruelty and adversity, and able to stay soft and caring. Of course I am a huge slyvester Stallone fan anyhow,
@@annogrady3513 I am, too! Yes, that scene showed that they were pretty much a family of sorts.
most underated movie,
I liked this movie and the Van Dame rippoff prison movie as a kid.
Crazy I never heard of this movie.
1989 ❤❤❤ lock up is my fav movie
great movie
this is one of stallones lesser known movies, i have never seen it playing on tv while flipping thru channels or in the tv guide schedule
sort of like arnolds movie raw deal
They don't put this on TV anymore
A great movie
Me and my friends when we are drunk are like COME ON LONNY!!!!!!!!!
Loved this film
Very well edited has you at the edge of your seat.
Good movie
The hat went of by the hit in 4:29 and on again in 4:33 xD ....
The old Workhouse in Cincinnati. Gone, but not forgotten!
Not Stallone's best movie but certainly not his worst.
17:31. that's how he got the aneurysm.
This is like a prison version of rocky 😂😎
Chuck wepner sued Sylvester Stallone for this movie also because he was in prison at the time, and he won.
@@matthewestrada407 ok who is that anyway lol😎😂😎😂
@@calvinwoolfolk324 chuck wepner was the guy who went the distance with Muhammad Ali, it's what rock was based on.
@@matthewestrada407 ok u mean the rock the wrestler or the movie😎😎😎😎
@@calvinwoolfolk324 the movie rocky look up chuck wepner it's a friggin trip
The best film lock up... RAMBO this hero.. Best brooo
One of my favorite movies. This movie introduced me to a song I love dearly, "Vehicle" by Ides of March.
Rocky and Rambo were excellent, but Lockup, Cobra, and Over the Top don't get enough credit.
This is the day that lord has made i shall be glad and rejoice in it
Shawshank redemption and lock up is the best 2 prison movies
I actually saw this movie in the theater back in California in (1989) by myself at Westwood,CA.&also I'm Westwood CA. Rocky 3&4 .also Cliffhanger in (1993)too🍿🎥🎫🎬🤓😎🤑🤠😷🤜🤛
King of action Actors
this movies the main actor role is my favorite
Like that rough and tough football scene. No pads, full on contact is rough hahah. Really is. Reckon you are a lot more daring with the pads though. Prisoners in a fuckin car shop is hilarious too
Super ! Leone ❤️
Why the heck if it was released years ago, why can't we have the pleasure of watching 😢😅😢
Thay big black guy played wirh stallone too in Hell's kitchen i think. My favorite movie from stallone
An innocent man with Tom Selleck is a good 80’s prison film too
Personally, I think that I enjoyed the movie "Lock Up" because I LAUGHED at every moment of it! I guess I have to think of the Sly Stallone feature film as a COMEDY and I am being honest about it. 🤣👍
You jealous of Stallone? 😏
@@OrdellRob Like what was your point about anyway?
3:55, before the football player gets picked up he has a lot more mud on his uniform and he also has mud on his beanie but once he's picked up and pushed he now has less mud on his uniform and his beanie is clean.
Great observation. That sequence was not realistically evened out. That’s called a Film continuity error. They usually have notes for things like that on set, it may have been intentional though.
On a legal standpoint: a person isn't in custody till they get out of the facility in which they're in. So, technically speaking, in the first scene, Captain Meissner messed up when he told the officer, "Back off, he's in our custody now."
Tare Stallone!
From the outside it looks like usp Leavenworth
Leoni was a smart mouth.. ruined the wardens career.. (deserved what he got.) Lol.
12:55 the stap...owwww
most aggressive screwdriving I've ever seen.
Lol. I thought l was the only one who might of seen that. He was jabbing that distributor like a meat tenderizer..