Emilio Estevez apparently lobbied pretty hard to get the role. I guess originally they wanted Kiefer Sutherland to play Billy and Emilio to play Doc. I'm glad Emilio got the role of Billy though, such a natural for that part!
same. i was 8 when this came out. '88 was the year my dad and i started hitting the theaters regularly in what would become our routine well through the 90s.
I was 16, and saw it on a date at a drive-in! I remember the scene where they took peyote and dude puked just standing there really left an impression upon me, and I never did peyote, lol.
When I was in 7th grade my gf was begging me to take her to a specific movie I had zero interest in seeing on opening night. But I wanted to make her happy so I went. It ended up being a great movie called, The Princess Bride!
The best scene from Young Guns is when Billy calls down to the sheriff. Billy: "Hey Peppin!" Peppin: "I'm hearin ya Bonney." Billy: "I see ya got Charlie Crawford down there with ya." Peppin: "Yeah, we got a whole bunch...." A shot to the head takes out the man standing next to Peppin. Billy: "Hey Peppin, Charlie Crawford ain't with ya anymore." Billy's maniacal laugh gets me every time. lol It would have been funny if Billy named another guy near the sheriff and that guy gets scared and runs away.
Same here I enjoyed both those movies and it was actually young guns that got me into hockey ironically. I always liked the classics of the 80's and 90's movies instead of all the new stuff they were putting out for children my age, watched YGs because I had a crush on Emilio at the time so I started trying to find other movies of his which is harder than you think back before the internet and found Mighty Ducks with him as coach. Next thing you know I'm a big hockey fan, side note my teams in the playoffs lets hope they will this time
Both of the young guns movies were a big part of my youth. Even today if I find myself channel surfing, when I come across either of those movies I can't seem to click it anymore.
These movies me and my uncle would watch time n time again when I was a kid. I wasn't fan of his westerns but young guns and the shootist was my favorite 2 watch with him. Good old days I tell ya at my mamaws house.
Estevez is one of the most underrated actors and underachieving actors of all time. He should have been an even bigger star than he was for less than a decade.
@@sandoumir4348 Of course I’ll look it up for you. I don’t mind helping. Underachieving: (verb, used without object) to perform below expectations or achieve less than expected, especially by others.
@@SatoshiHODL and your conclusion is? I mean, kudos for being able top copy paste, but did you even attempt to understand what it means? Or do you tell me you expected him to perform better? I think he did great in most of his roles, to be honest. What are your criticisms of his performance, in particular? Just curious.
@@sandoumir4348 You mad ma’am, or are you a comedian? I don’t disagree with your first post in any way and I merely helped you as you recommended I do, by defining ‘underachieving’. I also agree that Emilio is quite the accomplished and brilliant actor, but that he never reached the heights of his field that he should’ve, based on said brilliance, for reasons unknown. Let me share a secret with you: (in my gentlest whisper) TWO THINGS CAN BE TRUE AT THE SAME TIME! (1) In this case, Emilio is a brilliant actor, and (2) underachieved where he should have been as an actor.
It was a glorious time to grow up in the 80’s. Many great movies including this one right here, Young Guns! I must’ve seen this move 100 times. It never gets old. The John Kinney chase was pure 🔥 🔥🔥
I dont care what anyone says, young guns is a cult classic for all of us 80’s babies that grew up watching movies like the lost boys, la bamba and 3 o’clock high. I LOVED young guns when it came out in made my dad take me to see it twice in the theater lol.
Once the 90's came I never thought I'd miss the 80's, little did we know. Loved all three movies, I left them with a fear of brass knuckles and sweaty muscled guys with saxophones.
All awesome movies. And the list just goes on and on and on! You could take any 1 year of the 80s? And its movies will stack up vs other entire decades of movies.
Seeing this as a thirteen year old was incredible. It was the first western I though of as being made for me rather than for my dad, and I thought Silverado was kind of a crossover movie for both of us. Saw Young Guns multiple times in the theatre that summer and convinced several friends to watch it with me instead of them seeing Die Hard. When I was in high school I could recite almost the entire script word for word. It cemented a lifelong love of westerns and the old west lore
@Jayhawk9,. That is an absolutely great idea! With sequels all over the place, I believe it definitely would be a hit. It would have to be done very carefully, like Billy the kid lives and as many characters as possible from the other movies that didn't get killed. The lawyers wife, who actually did become a cattle baroness.
I love it too. And it's an intrinsic part of my younger years. I have to admit though, I get what Emilio is talking about. I love Young Guns for what it is...but it doesn't have that classic western feel to it. It just doesn't. And as much as I love the original, and really like the sequel, I think the 3rd one is a horrible idea
I saw this movie in the theater as a kid. When Chavez Chavez showed up with the horses after they broke out of the house at the end...I completely lost it
I loved this movie so much as a kid. Saw it when I was 10 or 11. That's why I loved it so much because it didnt feel like one of those old time westerns. It did feel like a brat pack kind of movie. I couldn't believe they were making a sequel and begged my mom to take me to the theater for it. Loved it too, but hated to see Doc and Chavez die. I cried!
I saw both Young Guns and Young Guns 2 in the theater. I own both on DVD, i can't even remember how many times I've watched both of these classic, naustolgic movies. I know every line and scene. It's crazy but it's all seered into my brain. These men were the prime actors of the 80s amongst the others. The Brat Pack made the 80s movies that brought us... Young Guns 1 and 2 Pretty in Pink Breakfast Club Sixteen Candles Lucas 3 O'clock High St. Elmos Fire Class The Outsiders Rumble Fish Wisdom That Was Then This Is Now So many more. If you were a teen n the 80s these guys made up your decade in theatre. I recently watched Andrew McCarthy in a Bio on Hulu that he made about the Brat Pack. He met up with a few of the 80s actors we all ❤ and they talked about the Brat Pack lable. Some cursed it, some wanted to be in it, some accepted it. I don't think the ones cursing it realize what their movies and The Brat pack meant to us 80s teen brats. It made them who they are and gave us continued memories that we pass down to our kids. Good wholesome, fun movies. Maybe they felt it hindered then being labled with that brand. But it was a blessing too.
Young Guns and Young Guns 2 are amazing!!! Loved all the actors!!! Bon Jovi had a part in the second movie too! He was the long hair guy in The Pit. I have watched these movies several different times through the years and my kids, well they are in their mid 20's now, love both movies also!! ❤
Young Guns 1 & 2 are my westerns , the westerns that I grew up with, great actors and great movies and the Bon Jovi soundtrack to Young Guns 2 is excellent , special memories for me as young boy at the time.
That was a fun time to be young. I saw Young Guns probably a half dozen times with my friends in the theater - first a movie matinee, then home to change clothes, have dinner and hit the club. Good to see the movie get some praise now; I certainly felt it was underrated at the time. Nobody ever talks about the atmosphere and cinematography, but there's something about seeing that film on the big screen that was so enjoyable, you just felt like you were actually taken back to the old West.
I liked both movies but I think the second one is better. It visually has more of that western feel and also portrays Billy as a charismatic figure who is starting to believe his own legend with tragic results for those that followed him.
What makes this movie is the speeches that Estevez makes. The one about pals in this movie and the one about finish the game in the second. Both give me chills
I remember being 13. I never knew there was a western era. Just never taught. Let alone a guy named Billy the kid. But when asked by my parents if I wanted to watch. I fell inlove with the western era and Billy the kid. This movie changed alot for me
Growing up with watching The Duke and Clint, Young Guns held its own in a very rock n roll kinda way. Raw, gritty, emotional, dark, comical, it really had it all. Great cast, story, locations, were all top notch. YG 1 & 2 are on my short list of western classics.
I like the second one best, but that's mainly because I have a soft for Petersen and Slater, they're always entertaining. The other main reason is because it hits the ground running because we already know most of the star characters and their back stories. That awesome Bon Jovi song helps too!!!
I'm a bit of a novice Western historian, and always loved Billy the Kid, but not just the legend, or even the real man, but the countless (mis?)interpretations of his life and story. I have not seen all of the films/shows, but all that I have seen just goes to show how legends are born. Truth can be received without fully being understood, and sometimes a simple shift in perspective can recontextualize an entire event or story. I love that there is still so much passion in telling this story, because honestly, you can tell it a hundred more times a hundred different ways, and it's just as interesting as the first time.
What great memories of both YG I & II. Me and 2 other friends of mine were reenactment actors from the New Mexico Gunfighters got hired to do some stunts for the movies. Got a picture with the autographs of crew that played the parts of the regulators. The fun times on the movie set and the adventures we had will not be forgotten.
In 1990, while I was in the US Army, got deployed to the Persian Gulf with the 1st Cavalry Division. Young Guns 2 had just came out, in August I think. In our initial staging area, there was a natural depression in the desert next to the Persian Gulf shoreline that had a big flat cliff face; kind of a natural amphitheater. The Division, or at least a big part of it, was mustered there one night where they projected Young Guns 2 onto the cliff face, with speakers surrounding the top. That is one of my favorite memories from my early life. Plus, Judas Priest had just come out with Painkiller, which in my opinion was a great soundtrack for that war
❤❤❤❤ Hello friends JUST WESTERNS. We are a team of Sports writers and Togheter with or Edtitors and Directores from our National Agency Brazil, with great honor, we are interacting with you, to congratulate you on the YOUNG GUNS Film article.... All the actors who are part of it, they are extraordinary, but the biggest higlight for us Brazilians is, without a doubt our Icon LOU DIAMOND PHILLIPS. We have already wact watched several films woth him. We thank the film LA BAMBA witch made him an actor and filmmaker who revolutionized the entire generation of international cinema. Congratulations Lou Diamond Phillips! Congratulations to you too. Hugs. Marisa Pereira de Arruda Editor-in-chief of Sports Brazil ❤❤❤❤
Hello Marisa! You are right. Lou Diamond Phillips is a wonderful and talented actor who continues to do amazing work on screen. His speech in 'Young Guns' is very powerful and would have been too difficult for many actors to do convincingly but he did it perfectly and you believe every word he says in that speech. My wife and I loved watching him play our favourite character in the recent TV series called 'Longmire'. I hope I get to see him in many more roles.
I was 13 when the first one was released and saw the second YG in the theater. I remember being a bit sad at the end of the second. Had a very final, sad, loss of all the regulators almost feeling. I really wanted a third, but some of the best movies to date. Emilio was amazing as the kid. All of the actors were. The first guns had a more raw feeling like you were really there experiencing the events. The second was more polished and mainstream, but was still excellent. Really how they make the third.
OMG. I love this film. I also love the new TV show simply called Billy the Kid on Sling. The new actor has a fresh take on the character I think most will appreciate.
Both flicks were dope. The casting changes were clutch. I can't imagine anyone else as Billy. These were two of my favorite movies as a kid. My generation were the last ones to play cowboys and indians in the 90's i think lol.
I didn't think I'd learn anything new but I really did. Great video. The first one is my favourite. I watched it recently after a decade or so. Still knew every line. Estevez played Billy as a sociopath and it was quite a thing to watch. The first movie has much more heart simply because of the Charlie Bowdry character. Learning that the woman was meant to be his real mother...wow! The main criticism I have is the slo mo in the finale and the point where it looks like Chavez pushes Steve off the horse. The second one is good, but the tone is so different. I don't watch it over and over. However, I do like the cheeky scenes where Billy's in jail awaiting trial.
Growing up in the 80s, I very quickly learned to see movies the critics panned, and avoid the ones they loved... A rule of thumb that still works to this day 😆
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the part with billy on his horse backwards "hey did you know we're in the spirit world". The whole peyote sequence was epic and hilarious!!!
Did you see the size of them God damn chickens!!!
No one could have played that part better than Estevez.
That's one of my favorite movies . I've seen it countless times . In fact I'm watching it after this video .
With the span of 34 years between the last movie released in this one what is it going to ride a wheelchair
Emilio Estevez apparently lobbied pretty hard to get the role. I guess originally they wanted Kiefer Sutherland to play Billy and Emilio to play Doc. I'm glad Emilio got the role of Billy though, such a natural for that part!
You 100 percent right
I've never met the kid but he is indeed perfect for that role.. He will always be Billy the kid for me. In movies
Saw Young Guns in the theatre as a kid and it blew my mind. One of my faves to this day because it marked a moment in cinema at an impressionable age
same. i was 8 when this came out.
'88 was the year my dad and i started hitting the theaters regularly in what would become our routine well through the 90s.
I was 16, and saw it on a date at a drive-in! I remember the scene where they took peyote and dude puked just standing there really left an impression upon me, and I never did peyote, lol.
I would love to see this in a cinema....was too young but I've watched this movie every year for decades
When I was in 7th grade my gf was begging me to take her to a specific movie I had zero interest in seeing on opening night. But I wanted to make her happy so I went.
It ended up being a great movie called, The Princess Bride!
Hell yes!!
Young Guns And Tombstone are some of the best westerns I've ever seen.
And "The Unforgiven" with Clint Eastwood.
So you're saying you've never seen the first 20 minutes of Once Upon A Time In The West? Lol
@@jjburkk Never seen it.
@@jjburkk nope.
And Emilio Estevez in Dollar for the Dead or Paul Newman in Hombre and Sam Raimi’s Quick and the Dead
The best scene from Young Guns is when Billy calls down to the sheriff.
Billy: "Hey Peppin!"
Peppin: "I'm hearin ya Bonney."
Billy: "I see ya got Charlie Crawford down there with ya."
Peppin: "Yeah, we got a whole bunch...." A shot to the head takes out the man standing next to Peppin.
Billy: "Hey Peppin, Charlie Crawford ain't with ya anymore." Billy's maniacal laugh gets me every time. lol
It would have been funny if Billy named another guy near the sheriff and that guy gets scared and runs away.
@JoeR,. Great idea. That would have been great.
You are correct. Best scene in the film. 🤣🤣🤣
A dang good scene. My favorite scene in Young Guns 2..."White Oaks, you can kiss my a$$"
😆🤣😂🫡👍YES-BEST PART FOR SURE !
And charlie Crawford was Charlie Sheen's name in two n a half men tv show
Young Guns and YG2 are among my top westerns. I would watch them anytime I was home from school sick growing up. I still watch them often.
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Same here I enjoyed both those movies and it was actually young guns that got me into hockey ironically. I always liked the classics of the 80's and 90's movies instead of all the new stuff they were putting out for children my age, watched YGs because I had a crush on Emilio at the time so I started trying to find other movies of his which is harder than you think back before the internet and found Mighty Ducks with him as coach. Next thing you know I'm a big hockey fan, side note my teams in the playoffs lets hope they will this time
They're both not very good
@@docsavage8640 Seriously?
@@docsavage8640 To each their own. Good entertainment in my opinion.
Young guns 2: specifically the scene with Doc's last stand: "Billy!.... let's finish the game."
What a powerful scene that was!
Fun fact...That used the Doc character for that scene, but that scene is actually the real life death of Charlie Bowdre.
True! He went out to feed the horses and Pat Garret took him for Billy the kid .
I freaking loved Young Guns and Young Guns 2. They are classics and fn rock even now.❤
Both of the young guns movies were a big part of my youth. Even today if I find myself channel surfing, when I come across either of those movies I can't seem to click it anymore.
I’ve seen Young Guns more times than every other western combined. I still watch it every time I see it flipping through channels.
If you liked Young Guns, watch The Outlaw Josey Wales
Young Guns II is one of my all time favorite movies. One I can watch over and over and never get tired of.
I agree with you, I loved YG2 more than 1
These movies me and my uncle would watch time n time again when I was a kid. I wasn't fan of his westerns but young guns and the shootist was my favorite 2 watch with him. Good old days I tell ya at my mamaws house.
And let's not forget the awesome soundtrack to young guns II BON JOVI.
Estevez is one of the most underrated actors and underachieving actors of all time. He should have been an even bigger star than he was for less than a decade.
He did become a brilliant director. Also, I think you need to look up what 'underachieving' means.
@@sandoumir4348 Of course I’ll look it up for you. I don’t mind helping.
Underachieving: (verb, used without object) to perform below expectations or achieve less than expected, especially by others.
@@SatoshiHODL and your conclusion is? I mean, kudos for being able top copy paste, but did you even attempt to understand what it means?
Or do you tell me you expected him to perform better? I think he did great in most of his roles, to be honest. What are your criticisms of his performance, in particular?
Just curious.
@@sandoumir4348 You mad ma’am, or are you a comedian? I don’t disagree with your first post in any way and I merely helped you as you recommended I do, by defining ‘underachieving’. I also agree that Emilio is quite the accomplished and brilliant actor, but that he never reached the heights of his field that he should’ve, based on said brilliance, for reasons unknown.
Let me share a secret with you: (in my gentlest whisper) TWO THINGS CAN BE TRUE AT THE SAME TIME! (1) In this case, Emilio is a brilliant actor, and (2) underachieved where he should have been as an actor.
@@sandoumir4348You can’t be this ignorant. HODL isn’t disagreeing 🤦
Did you guys see the size of that chicken! 😮😂
"Why ain't they killing us"
" They can't see us, we're in the fucking spirit world "
Big reptilian chicken!
We're in here.. and he's out there... doin it with his HORSE
I always pictured that chicken Steve saw was prolly at least 5-6 off the ground. If not 10
Dirty Steve, best character.
Both young Guns 1 and 2 were born to be classics. It should be left at two.
The third is going to focus on Brushy Bill
I can literally recite every line of all the Young Guns movies as I watch them. I love those movies.
It was a glorious time to grow up in the 80’s. Many great movies including this one right here, Young Guns! I must’ve seen this move 100 times. It never gets old. The John Kinney chase was pure 🔥 🔥🔥
John Kinney must've been a dang good shot and steady and collected in a fight. Cause the man just made a huge target.
@@andyappleton3353 in real life he was a younger guy at that time. he died in his 70;s
@@trump-totalwar6509 I do some research into into the Kid's saga. I hadn't read anything about John Kinney though. Tell me something.
TRUMP 2024 !!!
Absolute classic. No one ever will play billy the kid like He did! 👌🏻
I dont care what anyone says, young guns is a cult classic for all of us 80’s babies that grew up watching movies like the lost boys, la bamba and 3 o’clock high. I LOVED young guns when it came out in made my dad take me to see it twice in the theater lol.
Great titles!
2 was better
I went to the theater multiple times as well! I love this movie!
Once the 90's came I never thought I'd miss the 80's, little did we know. Loved all three movies, I left them with a fear of brass knuckles and sweaty muscled guys with saxophones.
All awesome movies. And the list just goes on and on and on! You could take any 1 year of the 80s? And its movies will stack up vs other entire decades of movies.
Seeing this as a thirteen year old was incredible. It was the first western I though of as being made for me rather than for my dad, and I thought Silverado was kind of a crossover movie for both of us. Saw Young Guns multiple times in the theatre that summer and convinced several friends to watch it with me instead of them seeing Die Hard. When I was in high school I could recite almost the entire script word for word. It cemented a lifelong love of westerns and the old west lore
Really interesting, thanks for sharing
Emilio Estevez should have won an Oscar for this role !!!!
Has he been to the island?
Winning an Oscar is way overrated
@@DebbieOnTheSpot Oh stop
@@Heathcoatman why are you protecting pDo
@@DebbieOnTheSpot you mean trump?
I love this movie so much. It never get old. I love part 2 as well. 2 fantastic movies and I’ve been waiting for decades for a part 3.
@Jayhawk9,. That is an absolutely great idea! With sequels all over the place, I believe it definitely would be a hit. It would have to be done very carefully, like Billy the kid lives and as many characters as possible from the other movies that didn't get killed. The lawyers wife, who actually did become a cattle baroness.
I love it too. And it's an intrinsic part of my younger years. I have to admit though, I get what Emilio is talking about. I love Young Guns for what it is...but it doesn't have that classic western feel to it. It just doesn't. And as much as I love the original, and really like the sequel, I think the 3rd one is a horrible idea
Its my favorite!!! Love them all, especially The Regulators! OMG!!!😊
I’ve seen this movie many times but the end scene always gets my blood pumping
I saw this movie in the theater as a kid. When Chavez Chavez showed up with the horses after they broke out of the house at the end...I completely lost it
Young guns is still my favorite Western. By far
Check out a movie titled " The last rites of Ransom Pride ". My favorite western.
I loved this movie so much as a kid. Saw it when I was 10 or 11. That's why I loved it so much because it didnt feel like one of those old time westerns. It did feel like a brat pack kind of movie. I couldn't believe they were making a sequel and begged my mom to take me to the theater for it. Loved it too, but hated to see Doc and Chavez die. I cried!
Great movie and great times the 80s Dam I got old I'm still watching it 2024! 🍺🤠🍿
I saw both Young Guns and Young Guns 2 in the theater. I own both on DVD, i can't even remember how many times I've watched both of these classic, naustolgic movies. I know every line and scene. It's crazy but it's all seered into my brain.
These men were the prime actors of the 80s amongst the others. The Brat Pack made the 80s movies that brought us...
Young Guns 1 and 2
Pretty in Pink
Breakfast Club
Sixteen Candles
Lucas
3 O'clock High
St. Elmos Fire
Class
The Outsiders
Rumble Fish
Wisdom
That Was Then This Is Now
So many more.
If you were a teen n the 80s these guys made up your decade in theatre.
I recently watched Andrew McCarthy in a Bio on Hulu that he made about the Brat Pack. He met up with a few of the 80s actors we all ❤ and they talked about the Brat Pack lable. Some cursed it, some wanted to be in it, some accepted it.
I don't think the ones cursing it realize what their movies and The Brat pack meant to us 80s teen brats. It made them who they are and gave us continued memories that we pass down to our kids. Good wholesome, fun movies. Maybe they felt it hindered then being labled with that brand. But it was a blessing too.
Young Guns is one of my all time favorite movies! Great cast….great writing….
favourite western billy the kid was crazy loved both films
For my senior year on spring break, we went to Lincoln County! It was freaking awesome!
One of my favorite movies growing up.
I can't believe Tom Cruise played that small part.
Very interesting overall.
If Sean Penn had got the lead, I never would have watched this movie.
He would have been terrible. What made this movie great was his youthful, silly, playful character. Penn comes across as a moody, miserable, jackass.
Young Guns and Young Guns 2 are amazing!!! Loved all the actors!!! Bon Jovi had a part in the second movie too! He was the long hair guy in The Pit. I have watched these movies several different times through the years and my kids, well they are in their mid 20's now, love both movies also!! ❤
The worst movies of the eighties are better than anything made today
Same with everything else.
Agreed
I agree 100%
We grew up in an epic generation. The 80's were the best of times.
Fax 💯
It’s nice to find a review that gives this movie the respect it deserves.
Young Guns 1 & 2 are my westerns , the westerns that I grew up with, great actors and great movies and the Bon Jovi soundtrack to Young Guns 2 is excellent , special memories for me as young boy at the time.
Young Guns 2 is one of if not my favorite movie of all time!
My childhood favourite. Grown up with this movie love it one the great western movie of all time!!!
I love this movie ! Young Guns And Tombstone are some of the best westerns I've ever seen
It’s one of my favorite westerns out there. Usually if critics hate it, that’s generally a good sign it might be a very good movie to check out.
That was a fun time to be young. I saw Young Guns probably a half dozen times with my friends in the theater - first a movie matinee, then home to change clothes, have dinner and hit the club. Good to see the movie get some praise now; I certainly felt it was underrated at the time. Nobody ever talks about the atmosphere and cinematography, but there's something about seeing that film on the big screen that was so enjoyable, you just felt like you were actually taken back to the old West.
Two of the best movies of all time and the cast was brilliant
I couldn't think of anyone else playing in any of these roles as the Regulators.... such a great movie , I wouldn't change anything
I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! Thank you for creating this!!!!
I can’t imagine anyone but Emilio playing Billy. The laugh all of it wouldn’t be the same
Best Western of all time, imo!
It was the only VHS I had as a 7 year old and loved it every time.and love the 2nd as well
Young guns 2 is way better than the first one ......best dollar 80 I ever spent 😂
I've seen this fantastic movie dozens of times. Now I have I learned so much about it that I never knew. What a brilliant video.
I love Young Guns 1 and 2. The thought of a 3rd is awesome 👍👍
I liked both movies but I think the second one is better. It visually has more of that western feel and also portrays Billy as a charismatic figure who is starting to believe his own legend with tragic results for those that followed him.
Well said
Great film, great cast. great sound track.
I love the movie (1&2) and im also very grateful for "blaze of glory", its such a good song.
Absolute Classic Film...Part 2 is even Better!
I love the line from part 2 when Pat.Garrett said even their horses are crazy LO.L
😅🤣😂 not good movies
Great movies!!!!!!!!
I think I've ever made it through Young Guns 2, if I even bothered to.
I liked part 1 better, part 2 was kinda the downward fall of Billy which was kinda hard to watch.
What makes this movie is the speeches that Estevez makes. The one about pals in this movie and the one about finish the game in the second. Both give me chills
I love them both, I saw both of them in the theaters and went back to see them more then once
One of my favorites of all time.
Young Guns kicked off my love of westerns
BEST WESTERN EVER FOR ME
Young Guns was a Classic the day it was made. A Great Modern Western!!!
Crossroads is for sure underrated it’s gotta be in my top 5 of all time
Emilio Estevez is my all time favourite actor, Young Guns is in my top 10 favourite movies.
One of my favorite films of all time
I remember being 13. I never knew there was a western era. Just never taught. Let alone a guy named Billy the kid. But when asked by my parents if I wanted to watch. I fell inlove with the western era and Billy the kid. This movie changed alot for me
My Uncle Bill loved westerns, the Young Guns movie made me understand why.
Growing up with watching The Duke and Clint, Young Guns held its own in a very rock n roll kinda way. Raw, gritty, emotional, dark, comical, it really had it all. Great cast, story, locations, were all top notch. YG 1 & 2 are on my short list of western classics.
One of my favorites. Along with Open Range, Outlaw Josie Whales, Redheaded Stranger, and Tombstone.
If anyone reading this loves the Young Guns movies, you have to see Old Henry. It's epic!
I've seen Oh Henry and actually tried to imagine if Emilio as Billy would have looked like Henry at an older age.
I love Young Guns 1&2. The cast was great, especially Emilio Esteves. No one could have played him better.
I own DVD copies of part one and two. This past Christmas, I was finally able to get a digital copy of the first one. Love the Young Guns movies.
Youngs 1 & 2 are Awesome movies.
I was always fascinated with Billy the Kid, when i was young.😊
Great Video buddy.❤
Young guns 2 for sure. They all did outstanding!! One of my all time favorites!!
I have always loved Western movies and Western television. I personal see that Young Guns and Young Guns 2 saved the Western movie scene.
In ‘88 I was 19, and my friends and I would quote this movie constantly. YG2, as well.
I like the second one best, but that's mainly because I have a soft for Petersen and Slater, they're always entertaining. The other main reason is because it hits the ground running because we already know most of the star characters and their back stories. That awesome Bon Jovi song helps too!!!
Man, I loved that movie when it came out! Still enjoy it very much…
I'm a bit of a novice Western historian, and always loved Billy the Kid, but not just the legend, or even the real man, but the countless (mis?)interpretations of his life and story. I have not seen all of the films/shows, but all that I have seen just goes to show how legends are born. Truth can be received without fully being understood, and sometimes a simple shift in perspective can recontextualize an entire event or story. I love that there is still so much passion in telling this story, because honestly, you can tell it a hundred more times a hundred different ways, and it's just as interesting as the first time.
Masterpiece. 1 & 2
"smile, I'll make you famous!" man that movie still in my favorite western, with Tombstone
Not being a normal western movie is why I like it so much.
What great memories of both YG I & II. Me and 2 other friends of mine were reenactment actors from the New Mexico Gunfighters got hired to do some stunts for the movies. Got a picture with the autographs of crew that played the parts of the regulators.
The fun times on the movie set and the adventures we had will not be forgotten.
I loved Doc. He was a gentle, romantic soul stuck on a violent world.
This and Repo Man are Emilio's greatest roles.
No. "Wisdom" is his best work. "That Was Then This is Now" and "The Breakfast Club" are right behind.
In 1990, while I was in the US Army, got deployed to the Persian Gulf with the 1st Cavalry Division. Young Guns 2 had just came out, in August I think. In our initial staging area, there was a natural depression in the desert next to the Persian Gulf shoreline that had a big flat cliff face; kind of a natural amphitheater. The Division, or at least a big part of it, was mustered there one night where they projected Young Guns 2 onto the cliff face, with speakers surrounding the top. That is one of my favorite memories from my early life.
Plus, Judas Priest had just come out with Painkiller, which in my opinion was a great soundtrack for that war
Watched it over n over
One of the best movies ever made
One of my favorite movies.
❤❤❤❤ Hello friends JUST WESTERNS. We are a team of Sports writers and Togheter with or Edtitors and Directores from our National Agency Brazil, with great honor, we are interacting with you, to congratulate you on the YOUNG GUNS Film article.... All the actors who are part of it, they are extraordinary, but the biggest higlight for us Brazilians is, without a doubt our Icon LOU DIAMOND PHILLIPS. We have already wact watched several films woth him. We thank the film LA BAMBA witch made him an actor and filmmaker who revolutionized the entire generation of international cinema. Congratulations Lou Diamond Phillips! Congratulations to you too. Hugs. Marisa Pereira de Arruda Editor-in-chief of Sports Brazil ❤❤❤❤
Hello Marisa! You are right. Lou Diamond Phillips is a wonderful and talented actor who continues to do amazing work on screen. His speech in 'Young Guns' is very powerful and would have been too difficult for many actors to do convincingly but he did it perfectly and you believe every word he says in that speech.
My wife and I loved watching him play our favourite character in the recent TV series called 'Longmire'.
I hope I get to see him in many more roles.
Now you guys have Poatan, Alex Pereira!! 🗿🗿🗿CHAMA!!
Amazing movie, great soundtrack.
I was 13 when the first one was released and saw the second YG in the theater. I remember being a bit sad at the end of the second. Had a very final, sad, loss of all the regulators almost feeling. I really wanted a third, but some of the best movies to date. Emilio was amazing as the kid. All of the actors were. The first guns had a more raw feeling like you were really there experiencing the events. The second was more polished and mainstream, but was still excellent. Really how they make the third.
I agree. Once upon a time in the West is my favorite movie too! I remember when it came out 80s, I was kinda young It was a great movie too
OMG. I love this film. I also love the new TV show simply called Billy the Kid on Sling. The new actor has a fresh take on the character I think most will appreciate.
Both flicks were dope. The casting changes were clutch. I can't imagine anyone else as Billy. These were two of my favorite movies as a kid. My generation were the last ones to play cowboys and indians in the 90's i think lol.
I love a good western and IMO this one is near the top of my list.
I remember riding my bike to the movie rentals to watch this over and over! Loved it! The 2nd one as well!
Young guns was a great part of my childhood seen both movies dozens of times. Maybe more. Loved them.
I didn't think I'd learn anything new but I really did. Great video. The first one is my favourite. I watched it recently after a decade or so. Still knew every line. Estevez played Billy as a sociopath and it was quite a thing to watch. The first movie has much more heart simply because of the Charlie Bowdry character. Learning that the woman was meant to be his real mother...wow! The main criticism I have is the slo mo in the finale and the point where it looks like Chavez pushes Steve off the horse. The second one is good, but the tone is so different. I don't watch it over and over. However, I do like the cheeky scenes where Billy's in jail awaiting trial.
Love that movie and Young Guns 2 even better!
These movies are so friggin fun. Hoping the 3rd one gets made.
Growing up in the 80s, I very quickly learned to see movies the critics panned, and avoid the ones they loved... A rule of thumb that still works to this day 😆