This awesome movie BILLIE JACK, I went to see it for the first time in 1972, I thought it was the best movie I have ever seen, I like it so much that I went back to see it again 3 more times during the time they were showing it at the walking theater and I know That I was not the only one , I saw other people that did the same, that was really something. Dear THOM AND DOLORES , THANK YOU FOR YOUR PERSISTENCE IN THE MAKING OF THIS MARVILLOUS MOVIE. I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU.
I love this movie I remember as a kid watching this and thought it was awesome lol but it turned out to be one of my favorite movies ever it's up there with my top 10 favorites like Friday and step brothers , scar face and the godfather ! Then the best car chase movie ever go's to bullet with the late great Steve McQueen who did all his own driving and of corse the mustang & the charger god I love those cars !
Actually Steve didn't do all of the driving...he definitely did some but for the most dangerous sequences they used his longtime friend and stuntman...I forget his name but he was the same guy who made the motorcycle jump on Steve's WWII stalag Great Escape movie.
Hoo-,fracking-raah! God bless you all!! I am mostly white, but also Cherokee. God bless all native Americans!!!😇😇😇 Remember the holy Scriptures of native Americans!
In 1965, to get a Brand new Sport Car with everything, the way you wanted it, just go into your local dealership and place your order. Mustang's, Corvette's. GTO's, Charger's, any one of them, for under 5000. buck's. Billy Jack cross kick to the side of the head, free, still yet today.
Adjusted for today's inflation the $6000.00 Corvette would be $36,359 and some change. The real story is in wages. Average wage in 1971 was $3.31 an hour. $1,324 per month or $6800 a year. Most persons did not make near this much. In comparison, people had it much harder than today even though it doesn't seem like it. However, their closing the gap, Quickly!
Actually, it's better to start watching at 3:59 -- but yeah, the slow motion made it very clear. "nice of them to attack one at a time" -- Pretty much standard strategy in movie fights where the hero is scripted to whoop a whole crowd. But it is kind of silly, isn't it?
My first Billy Jack movie was Born Losers at the local small town theater. Still one of my favorites. There were lots of those evil biker gangs movies in that time period, '67> Seen a few at the drive ins.
+Frankie Cash I got you beat , When Jaws came out I seen it about 14 times in about two months, this was back in the day when you could sit in the theatre all day
After watching this movie as a child, the game changed, (Cowboys and Billy Jack) I always played Billy Jack, after that I often saw Indians and Ninja's as the same, only from a different place. I spent many day's grounded, with the side of my Judo chopping hand swollen and painful, but it gave me time out to practice dodging bullets in the mirror. in my neighborhood people just wanted Billy Jack (me) to leave them alone !! Then I saw Magnum Force, and the game changed again !
Sequels for the most part suck Robert Slackware, that one sucked extraordinarily bad. After that Movie I gave up Judo Chopping for a .44 Magnum, at the time, the most powerful handgun in the world, and could blow your head clean off !!
Bernard Posner at 1:50 looks like a cross between, um, I forget, the guy who played American Psycho and the guy who Played American Gigolo. Looked it up, Christian Bale and Richard Gere. Give me a point.
Living in california this great movie came out in the 70s I was 14yrs. old and had a huge crush on Billy Jack. Still do and now I'm 57. What a great, clean, movie!!!
Gene from the Billy jack official sight tom laughing Delores Taylor can keep me off the Billy Jack group and say I am not Normal and need to see a phycologists well he will not make me stop loving Billy Jack because he is my hero and not that stupid punk named Gene who. acts like Posner and is not like Billy Jack
Billy Jack (Tom Loughlin) would have known what to do with Trump. He'd take his right foot and smack Donny right across his left eye, and there wouldn't be a thing he could do about it.
I actually got to act out the scene in the park by taking my right foot and whopping it on the left side of some idiots head. Damn near broke my big toe on his eye socket. That was when I was limber. How I miss my elaborate street fighting scenarios.
One of the best movies that I ever saw at the drive-in..some of the first martial arts that I'd ever seen, too...loved inside circle kicks ever since...
Ahh the sad life of the 70s minion,to dumb to attack all at once to slow to run away and all for 1/8th of a pittance too ! Man Billy Jack was the biz when I was a kid.
When I was a kid I saw the Billy Jack trailers on TV. My brother and I asked Mom if we could go see it. "No. It's too violent" she said. I still love this movie.
A True Hero for the People.
Ed Muise Yes we got too stand up for our self.
This awesome movie BILLIE JACK, I went to see it for the first time in 1972, I thought it was the best movie I have ever seen, I like it so much that I went back to see it again 3 more times during the time they were showing it at the walking theater and I know That I was not the only one , I saw other people that did the same, that was really something.
Dear THOM AND DOLORES ,
THANK YOU FOR YOUR PERSISTENCE IN THE MAKING OF THIS MARVILLOUS MOVIE.
I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU.
"You know me, Posner. You know my meaning."Classic lines - love this movie!
LOL!!! That ending was priceless
Billy Jack Love You!
I forgot how poor the cinematography was...but still I remember watching and loving these at the Drive in in the 70's in Cocoa Beach, Fl.
Love it-- all the rescue from the Bully.
I love this movie I remember as a kid watching this and thought it was awesome lol but it turned out to be one of my favorite movies ever it's up there with my top 10 favorites like Friday and step brothers , scar face and the godfather ! Then the best car chase movie ever go's to bullet with the late great Steve McQueen who did all his own driving and of corse the mustang & the charger god I love those cars !
Actually Steve didn't do all of the driving...he definitely did some but for the most dangerous sequences they used his longtime friend and stuntman...I forget his name but he was the same guy who made the motorcycle jump on Steve's WWII stalag Great Escape movie.
Bud Ekins
true story brother I agree
I love the ending of this vid!!!!!
Hoo-,fracking-raah! God bless you all!! I am mostly white, but also Cherokee. God bless all native Americans!!!😇😇😇 Remember the holy Scriptures of native Americans!
love Billy Jack movies awesome it's really was emotional at times very sad rest in peace Billy Jack !Tom Laughlin
Tom Laughlin couldn''t punch his way out of a paper bag but his stand in martial artist was excellent...Billy Flack just g..o..e...s berserk...
Lmao perfect ending to this video lol good job ^^
The ending at 5:30 was worth the price of admission! :D
you were scared so you drove a $6000 vette into the lake. Now mine cost $106,00 new. lol
well done
$6,000 for a corvette? the good old days
In 1965, to get a Brand new Sport Car with everything, the way you wanted it, just go into your local dealership and place your order. Mustang's, Corvette's. GTO's, Charger's, any one of them, for under 5000. buck's. Billy Jack cross kick to the side of the head, free, still yet today.
do you remember sonny cheba from street fighter the original in the end sonny rips the opponets vocal cords with bare hand
The good ole days when Corvettes were $6,000
Adjusted for today's inflation the $6000.00 Corvette would be $36,359 and some change. The real story is in wages. Average wage in 1971 was $3.31 an hour. $1,324 per month or $6800 a year. Most persons did not make near this much. In comparison, people had it much harder than today even though it doesn't seem like it. However, their closing the gap, Quickly!
6000 my ass that's awesome huh brother
Today a convertible Corvette costs about $60,000
And minimum wage was $1.60 an hour.
Hmm, I seem to remember it was .90 hr, that follow yr it went up to a whopping $1 hr.
4:01. the stunt man starts falling even before receiving a kick, lol. Kind hearted mob though: nice of them to attack one at a time.
Actually, it's better to start watching at 3:59 -- but yeah, the slow motion made it very clear.
"nice of them to attack one at a time" -- Pretty much standard strategy in movie fights where the hero is scripted to whoop a whole crowd. But it is kind of silly, isn't it?
I am 72 years old, and this is still one of my favorite movies. Billy Jack was a real hero, especially to the Native Americans.
My first Billy Jack movie was Born Losers at the local small town theater. Still one of my favorites. There were lots of those evil biker gangs movies in that time period, '67> Seen a few at the drive ins.
Tom Laughlin was great.
magic591
Born Losers is my favorite! Thanks for the video sir!
Linda Crouch xoxo
Nice high-quality upload.
Fun edit at the end, too.
Those were the days when karate guys gave you a real karate chop. Hiya 🤚
$6,000 FOR A NEW CORVETTE.
Wish they cost the much these days.
My brothers named after him lol
I loved this movie when it came out saw it about 6-7 times
+Frankie Cash I got you beat , When Jaws came out I seen it about 14 times in about two months, this was back in the day when you could sit in the theatre all day
I saw Star Wars about 10 times in 77.
liked the movie as a kid....but I didn't realize the Martial Arts were an American Indian type of thing
All good clips, and a great job on the ending.
This was a monster hit when it came out.
After watching this movie as a child, the game changed, (Cowboys and Billy Jack) I always played Billy Jack, after that I often saw Indians and Ninja's as the same, only from a different place. I spent many day's grounded, with the side of my Judo chopping hand swollen and painful, but it gave me time out to practice dodging bullets in the mirror.
in my neighborhood people just wanted Billy Jack (me) to leave them alone !! Then I saw Magnum Force, and the game changed again !
Posner also played the hangman in the Clint Eastwood movie "Hang em high".
another great movie
Ha ha a six thousand dollar automobile????? My how prices have gone up.
I remember watching Billy Jack movies at the drive in theaters when it first came out.
good old billy jake love his movies back in the day he was awesome
love all his movies
Sequels for the most part suck Robert Slackware, that one sucked extraordinarily bad. After that Movie I gave up Judo Chopping for a .44 Magnum, at the time, the most powerful handgun in the world, and could blow your head clean off !!
5: 14 Awesome ! lol
Billy Jack is the only guy IMO that can give Snake Plissken a run for his money.
$6 GRAND ....I'LL TAKE 50
Bernard Posner at 1:50 looks like a cross between, um, I forget, the guy who played American Psycho and the guy who Played American Gigolo. Looked it up, Christian Bale and Richard Gere. Give me a point.
Living in california this great movie came out in the 70s I was 14yrs. old and had a huge crush on Billy Jack. Still do and now I'm 57. What a great, clean, movie!!!
Gene from the Billy jack official sight tom laughing Delores Taylor can keep me off the Billy Jack group and say I am not Normal and need to see a phycologists well he will not make me stop loving Billy Jack because he is my hero and not that stupid punk named Gene who. acts like Posner and is not like Billy Jack
Billy Jack (Tom Loughlin) would have known what to do with Trump. He'd take his right foot and smack Donny right across his left eye, and there wouldn't be a thing he could do about it.
It's too bad that the movie didn't have fights scenes like the one at the park all the way through it.
they have casino there now
I actually got to act out the scene in the park by taking my right foot and whopping it on the left side of some idiots head. Damn near broke my big toe on his eye socket. That was when I was limber. How I miss my elaborate street fighting scenarios.
yeah baby! billy jack was the man !
When Bruce Lee came on the scene, every one forgot about Billy Jack and Chuck Norris. He put them out to pasture.
One of the best movies that I ever saw at the drive-in..some of the first martial arts that I'd ever seen, too...loved inside circle kicks ever since...
I almost forgot how great Billy Jack was with his feet,it would have been great to have seen him in a movie with Bruce Lee
"A six-thousand dollar automobile" ... sheeyit, you can't buy a old used car for that nowadays!
$6 grand was a lot of money way back then ...how much for a new stingray today ??
The real lesson here, never underestimate your opponent. It's not the size of the dog in the fight, but size of the fight in the dog.
Six thousand lmao
Bernard reminds me of the Walter Wade character in Shaft and he kinda looks like Christian Bake.🤔
I loved the movie when I was a little kid but now I watch it all I can think of is how bad his kicks are
A $6,000 automobile? A brand new corvette in 1972. Wow.
_Billy Jack_ is pretty good. But _The Trial of Billy Jack_ is one of the most awful, abominable, shameless pieces of propaganda I've ever seen.
gspendlove
Agreed!
Appropriate hyperslap for driving that $6k(!) vette into the lake
WHICH WAY YOU GOING BILLY? UPSIDE YOU FACE TRUMP!!
The Corvette going in the drink was painful to watch.
The best ending, except for that one time in Bangkok...
You mean to tell me you drove a $6000.00 car into the lake.
"...I've made 'em before"
A great come-back.
Over $6000 worth of automobile. Wow! brings back old memories. I bought my first new car for $2700 back in the 70s.
shame about the car!
MORE OF A SHAME THAT SUCH AN ASSHOLE AS BERNARD.
Ahh the sad life of the 70s minion,to dumb to attack all at once to slow to run away and all for 1/8th of a pittance too !
Man Billy Jack was the biz when I was a kid.
When I was a kid I saw the Billy Jack trailers on TV. My brother and I asked Mom if we could go see it. "No. It's too violent" she said. I still love this movie.
broken shoulder would a hurt the prick to
Cool!
6k for that car WOW now its like 160k
The last scene on repeat was hilarious!
Ruined a perfectly good Vette
Haven't the old foot upside the head in at least 30 years. Well done magic591
R.I.P. Tom Laughlin.
R. I. P. Tom
Charles V Brown
is that young Richard Gere are my tripping
I recognized that too
I want that 30 30
Hilarious
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Hahahahahaha
🤣😂
Go Billy, Go!
LOL!!!! Loved that ending
A $6,000 automobile. Ha!
Posner = Trump
Paul. Poser = You.
Terrible, corny movie. I guess none of the bad guys ever heard of guns? Probably excellent movie for the time, though.
Compared to the garbage movies of today it was a good movie.
Watch his feet!