Outlaws MC Biker Movie: The True Story (2024)
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I think the problem with why there is no outlaw biker movies about recent events is because there has only been one or two major outlaw events that have happened in the past 10 15 years. Back in the 60s they used to get into wars all the time
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alot of chat/ fine but few clips
My thought was that the purest form of an MC is local friends / brother's club. Johnny's biggest mistake was to open a second chapter and consequently lower the filters.
The best MCs are close knit
I agree
@valpostreetart agreed, 6 or 7 guys that meet up at a dudes garage before heading out for a long day of twisty roads and back country restaurants. More than that and shit starts getting complicated.
I’m from Chicago and my uncle was an Outlaw. Never spoke about it tho growing up. Can’t wait to see this. RIP Tio
Watched it with the brothers and some OMC guys. It was well received.
You'll be surprised at how introspective the movie is about the true purpose of a club. It's not a typical biker movie focused on the glorification of the MC life. It is the true movie for MC guys who truly appreciate the real essence of brotherhood.
It's heartfelt above all else. Couldn't recommend it more.
I'd say the tone of the movie is closer to A Bronx Tale then anything else.
Contrary to what many people are saying, I think it's a good thing. A lot of people will hate on the "wannabe" types that got into riding from SOA and Mayans, but there's a positive. The younger generations aren't buying Harleys. A lot of them see it as outdated. I love bike culture and want to see it continue into the future. Whatever creates new riders.
Great point
id say thats true but not 100%, im living proof.
Young people aren't buying Harleys because they can't afford Harleys, you will see swarms of young people on dirt bikes, groms, and rice rockets, but the bare minimum to be taken seriously with trad mcs is a bagger that stickers more expensive than alot of cars new off the lot.
Most people can't afford a toy like that untill they are in their 30s/40s. You want young guys in the club you gotta be willing to take that dude on a ninja 400 under your wing.
I rode with a non 1% club for 15 years. My neighbor wore Charlie in Chi town during this period. Yeah, we’re old now. I showed him the book and he told me about some of the guys. We are going to see the movie together. I’m taking this as it is: a movie. But we both are stoked to see all these vintage bikes riding in a group. We already got set up to see it twice. Something about seeing it on the big screen that puts you there.
Rubber down brothers and sisters.
Be cool Sose, like to have beer with you sometime.
@@mrspeigle1I got my first Harley when I was 21 working a job detailing cars for 10 dollars an hour it's true things are way too expensive now I ride an 08 crossbones now at 29 years old where's there's will there's a way to work for the bike you want I don't have a college degree and I work my ass off for my toys but if a guy like me who grows up poor enough that fake play in the arcade when I was 10 years old then just about anyone can do it with enough determination
I’m not the 1% type nor am I opposed to being one. After 16 years of military service, I just want to be free. I can make my own decisions of what is best for me.
Thank you for your service I feel The same way I ride to be free . I love it when my friends/brothers join me but I also love it just as much if not more to ride free by myself.it puts me in my zone. Ride free Brother 😎
Exactly prefer be free then be a puppet
That's exactly what being a true "1er" is, people think it's about the money, or organised crime, but in it's essence, 1er is about being free of conformity, free to do whatever you want without guidlines imposed. That's what the "outlaw" movement was all about in the 50, 60s.
@@rayanghazzawi4990 yeh maybe 50 and 60 now you gonna have to be a bitch for them!
A friend went and seen this movie on a $5.00 special Monday Nights this last Monday Night the theater was packed no seats left the theater went dark and The Bikeriders came on the screen he absolutely loved it said it's a must see and it's gonna be a Summer Blockbuster Movie
I have to laugh I was at my friends Shop. Down the street a bank was robbed. The shop was completely full of Outlaws ( yes on the east side of Indy. ) we were just hanging out talking when 4 FBI agents walked in , they were at the counter before they realized it was full of Outlaws. The look on their faces was priceless. They spent about 1 hr. Questioning everyone about the bank robbery , we werent even aware it had been robbed. Brings back some great memories.
Norman reedus really is a rider though. He may not be in a MC but he is definitely a motorcycle rider and lover.
I dig his show "Ride with Norman Reedus."
That's exactly what I was just thinking! He's a true rider.
Honestly I've been waiting for a movie like this for a long time, a bonus is that it's got some of my favourite actors in it:)
Nice
My wife and I went and watched it tonight. Good movie and it did talk about a lot of things that need to be talked about and I’ll leave it like that until everybody watches the movie :-)
It has great actors and I love the 60’s and 70’s biker movies. I can’t wait to see it!
It's based on a photo book made bya journalist who hungout then joined the Outlaws in the 60s. The story is based on the photos and audio recordings the author took.
Ya we used to have a copy at our clubhouse. I was a member through most of my thirty's . Toronto Outlaws. Started in St .Kitts
OFFO.... I lived with the crew for years in Atlanta. All the 1% clubs are no joke. I have an show respect to all. But the Outlaws are family Great documentary as Always SOZE.... 👍
LL&R ALWAYS
OFFO
@@outlawofga how's it going?
😂😂😂 bro... you did Taco dirty on that comparison 😂😂😂
Not the teeth but the glasses and the look
Yeah I was kinda thinking Taco wouldn’t of liked that , lol.
As always your advice for how we citizens behave is spot on and people need to take your words seriously! If anyone watching your videos knows someone who would jump on doing that, advise them to rethink it because it is really important information for everyone to know! Keep doing what you’re doing Sose, your perspective and insight is very helpful!
I appreciate you drew
After 12 years, I'm getting back on my 2s tomorrow. 🤞👍
Tgats awesome
I have some good friends with OL in Lexington NC and I can't wait to see it just because I know how things really are around those guys and I love each and everyone of them. SYLO
I'm also waiting for the crowds to thin before I go see it. I was around 1% MC culture for a few yrs in the late 70's. A buddy of mine became friends with Dutch Burhans about 2 yrs before Dutch died in a shoot out. Dutch invited him to one of their parties once and told him to bring friends so me and some other guys tagged along. That party was a trip. He was real friendly to us. We partied w him for a while and then left - no issues. Show respect and you'll receive it...
People need to read about the MC and 1% world before even thinking on getting on a bike, it’s a way of life, yes it’s freedom it’s therapy but also need to be aware of what’s wrong and right, cuz like many comments wearing the wrong patch thinking that is cool it can get you in a lot of trouble, I always tell my close friends that just stated riding stay away from wearing a cut just ride clean no patches and you still get respect just like you most show respect for this people, it’s a culture but also it’s their passion and is all we got, I’m a rider my self and former MC member, and I respect and stand for absolutely every one out there on two wheels as long that I get the same in return, respect to you ghost, thanks for your videos!!
My x spouse helped out a couple of Outlaws in Milwaukee. Their clubhouse was near his work. I picked him up after work one and we stopped in a bar up the street for a drink. Long story short, he introduced me to a few of them. Became long time friends with Doc, Weird, Sleepy, Reroy, Bear, and Buzzy. This was over 28 years ago. I hope wherever they are, they are riding in the sun and wind! ❤
Bro thanks so much for this video. I think I wrote you through every social media outlet you have asking for this.
Great film. Just got back from the theater.
Wait you saw it already
Yeah bro I'm in South America, Chile and it came out today
This is a long way from "Wild Hogs" 🐗
Ive only ever ridden a bike into the back of a garage as a kid but this era always seemed the coolest to me. Probably from my grandparents and other elders having that marlon Brando vide.
Me and the misses rode out to the cinema last weekend to see it. It was a good movie we thought.
I worked at Eastgate harley , was the youngest harly employee in the country at the time at the age of 14 changing oil and doing PDIs , in the late 80s , guys with Cali tags who spent months on the road sleeping in the parking lot waiting to open to buy parts because they broke down on the highway, these guys had a look that couldn't be duplicated especially the Vietnam Veterans who were club members, i was Beaver ( the little brother from leave it to beaver )
Reedus rides legit. Even did a docuseries where he went around the world riding in different countries
One thing that does concern me about this movie, in particular. Is I hope people don't mimic by trying to wear the Patches. Because that could go bad really fast. Justin, the fake patches of sons of anarchy. As you've showed. This is real patches of the outlaws Bing used in the movie. So that could really be dangerous for people unaware.
Yea i agree
That was my first thought, too. There are still quite a few old schoolers that will eat your ass for wearing it.
I just saw the movie. I liked it and I’ve been riding atvs, dirt bikes, and motorcycles for over 20 years. I was fortunate that my father was always a rider but most people are not. Any show or movie whether it’s American Chopper, SOA, Easy Rider, Or whatever. Anything that gets more people riding is the most important thing to me. You don’t have to join an MC but as long as you’re on 2 wheels you’re really living life to the fullest now.
I agree
I been watching your channel form the start. I have to say it just keeps getting better and better much respect keep doing your thing bro!! 💯🐺
All the reviews I’ve seen online say it’s a pretty good movie, everyone was pleasantly surprised, thanks
Wasn't entirely what i expected but it was a good movie. It showcased the love and brotherhood those guys had for eachother. It also showed how fast things changed and how violent and out of control the scene evolved into. Certain moments dont cast club members in the best light but over all the movie made them look human. I give it a 7 and a half out of 10.
I agree the ending was horrible
@DemonsRow Yeah, it wasn't the greatest.
I was working in Peoria Ill, went out with a chick, and she took me to the Outlaw clubhouse after the bars closed, and I had a blast. Believe it or not, everybody was just chill and good dudes. Cleanest clubhouse I have ever been to.
Excellent flick. Respect to the 1%ers while adapting the source material.
*DID U SEE IT OMG I GO TOMORROW NIGHT THIS FRIDAY LET'S GOOOOO SO EXCITED* 😁
ima go later
Yeah, don't line up with the Cattle. Agree with your comment.
Waiting to start rn
Was gotta go with someone but she couldn't come anymore so I'm alone but it's K
Also only 3 other ppl XD
I'd like this movie to inspire more small local clubs to start up
No Hollywood or glam vibe. Just a good reminder of a different time.
Saw it at the theater this weekend, it was quite good. The accents were on point, don't listen to people saying otherwise, they just havent heard those regional accents from that time period.
There are some great actors in this one for sure. I am no longer in a club but it would be interesting to see how Hollywood thinks clubs operate. But in the end, it's for entertainment.
This shit bout to be fire
Got tickets to see the film tomorrow night. Can’t wait!!
same :D enjoy
Growing up around that lifestyle in south florida in the seventies and eighties. Back then, this movie was more realistic to what the biker's life was. Now, not so much in most Biker clubs. For the most part anyway! And at least in south florida, around broward county. Or up into ocala, in some areas like that. People are very aware of a lot of good that the outlaw motorcycle club pacifically does. But they also know there is a high level of respect not only given but demanded!
My Dad was Kenny 1%er south Florida
From what ive read on it its based off of a book from and Outlaw Mc member named Danny Lions
watched tiday best movie of year fr
My friend for YEARS was an Outlaw❤️❤️❤️ He passed of cancer 🥺💔
Watch the movie and remake this video. The movie was really good and based on a book written by a journalist who hung with the outlaws during the beginning of the club.
You safe a lot of people's front teeth with all that good advice.
South park you know what to do😂
I've been really excited for this movie. Whole thing was shot in my city too. CINCI BABY
Nice
People inherently understand that there is safety in numbers. When times have gotten hard, MC's have progressed. I see our culture expanding soon. HFFH
Yes I am excited and it will make a lot of everyday people ride the motorcycles brand from the movie just like they did with Easy rider - Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man & Sons Of Anarchy everytime
Finally saw this last night. Was pretty descent I think. Some went to see what they saw from trailer expecting action packed SOA crap. Nice to see a storyline of outside view of how it really was. Should do additional movies like this of other clubs on the creation/chaos and dissolve of the beginning.
Going to be seeing it Friday with my riding club. Looks like it's going to be dope AF.
#Ghostin
Been waiting on this flick for a little bit. Looking at taking my lady to it tomorrow. Didn’t know it was based on true events with the outlaws until a day or two ago. Love your stuff Sose keep ridin! ✌🏻🇺🇸
Hope you enjoy it!
I knew I wasn't bugging from the first time I saw the trailer, I thought the Vandals MC cut looked similar to the Outlaws MC cut. I'm definitely going to check this movie out💯
yea def
I just seen it it's just like the book the bike riders about when the outlaws started in Chicago based on Johny Davis it's really good movie.
Those sun glasses are dope.
Thank you
The demand for Harleys is about to rocket.
This movies bout to save the motor company
I appreciate you advising on what's appropriate and what's not when it comes to what not to wear. It could save someone from a lot of pain. In 50 yrs. of riding, I don't wear any patches or any Harley gear. It can draw the wrong kind of attention from anyone not just a club.
very true
Harley Davidson and the Malboro Man. As a kid, I watched it, at least, a dozen times. Back in the ‘90s there was always some friend of a friend who had a VHS copy of it. Even though the translation to Russian was terrible it managed to add some charm to it.
Imma go watch this shit by myself next Tuesday when no one’s around lol
Went today was empty
Norman is a big time 2 wheel lover
Im hyped to watch this tomorrow as a bike enthusiast
I've always wanted to be an outlaw. But in my town I don't see the few old boys I used to wave at or share a cup of coffee with
Time to get your own group together and live out the original drean
I have a former friend. He was the bandwagon type.
late 90"s street racing scene was poppin... he came in on that Fast n furious import trip. Got a civic and used his moms money to pay for it... (the parts that weren't stolen)
After that played out... some biker movie like Torque drops... BOOM, he drops the Civic and is rocking a Honda RC-51...because only the best for the try hard.
He gets locked up over it... but Some guy is on the local scene and popular with a Diesel Truck... BOOM...he has the biggest and baddest Diesel truck..... until classic cars were making a comeback and his diesel was busted.
Boom...he had an ElCamino and even with money...he can't beat my $500 76 junkyard Camaro.
Boom, Back to Diesel... then a boat, then whatever...
Now after SOA dropped... he rides a bagger with a cut.
He was never a cop or a veteran... but he rides with a police club.
I'm all the way over the try hard crowd.
He never knew how to just be him. Imma do me... no matter what anyone says. (This does NOT mean I'm buying a made for TV cut and throwing shade at anyone)
I may have made off beat comments from time to time on your content... but there was never any ill intention. I respect your hustle and am clearly here still dropping likes and comments to help you grow.
It's a mad world and we all have to find that hustle. From CZcamsr who walked the walk, to bitter old fkuc (ME) who had enough of the fakes.
I support those who keep it 100%
My favorite part of that movie was when Funny Sonny said "I'm here to fuck him up, because he didn't turn in his colors."
Lol
I don't see why everybody was hating on Sons of Anarchy look what they brought back to the biker culture and helped keep Harley-Davidson around I think this will too as long as they do it with respect and go straight and talk to the people knowing retired Outlaws and some of the inside history I can't wait to see the movie and you're right about that 1% patch it doesn't need to be on March out of respect
The book this movie is made from was done by a photographer who joined the Outlaws MC in the 60s. It does give me that Wild Ones vibe too though. Definitely going to see the movie though. Looks like it will be a great piece if entertainment
I'm looking forward to seeing it, and I never go to a movie theater.
Good to see a good big budget movie about MC culture, wish they'd make a good video game where you start as a prospect and work your way up the ranks and build the club.
Its a dream of mine to create one
This is based off a famous civil rights photographers book called the bike riders. A club in Chicago he rode with back in the day and documented in that book. His characters in the movie too. The book is badass history. Check it out
Just seen the movie and I gotta say, the name "Johnny" is a curse among bikers.
First you got Johnny Lewis from Sons of Anarchy who fell to his death, then you got Johnny Klebitz from GTA: The Lost and Damned, who died the most stupid protagonist death surpassed only by Joel in The Last of Us Part II.
Then we get to Johnny Davis of The Bikeriders...
But hey, at least Johnny Strabler from The Wild One survived.
Good movie 🎥 to show a different point of view of the mc clubs
Tom Hardy actually does have his colors on in that scene. It’s not his vest but the shirt he’s wearing has the giant patch on the back. Norman is a huge motorcycle guy so it’s cool to see him in this… he’s actually playing a Hell’s Angel who really came to ride and hang with the Outlaws. His name is Funny Sonny in real life. There was no fighting between the two MC’s in this movie though
This was a before seeing the movie preview
I mean, the “AOA” patch is the real dead giveaway.
Cant wait to see this. Just love how Hollywood spins MC culture. Hope they get it right with this one. Seen some bad "biker" movies.
Love the history movies. And for you that have contact with members that come from that eara must be an eyeopener.
Im going and will be wearing my cutt
About to check this out in an hour
Love your channel sir! Much respect!
Glad you enjoy it! much respect
Sose, best of wishes to you in all your endeavors you carry and narrate your channel and content well as a gentleman should , big fan
I appreciate you
SOSE the Ghost Host with the Most
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#Ghostin
all day my brother
I haven't seen the movie yet, but from the trailers it looks like it's a look on post war Mc culture and that's what I think it's cool about it.
I’ve been waiting for months for this movie to come out! I’m in Thailand at the moment so it doesn’t come out till next week!
I want this movie and a big bucket of popcorn 😂
lol yes buttery
Looking forward to seeing some 15s history come to the big screen! I wish that they gave out more of their history lessons bc it's equally if not more important than 81s history as they have already portrayed so much history for themselves... my area of NC is all 15s and it makes me happy to see some of my friends and a big pack all riding together by my house! ( & Norman reidus does resemble Taco some) definitely looking forward to it! 🖤🤘🤍 stay up be safe fly low and beat the radar!
Looks good.Cant wait for it to come out
I'm excited for this movie im going to see it tomorrow with a friend and ill be wearing my vest
My first chop was a 52 fl on a rigid santie frame welcome 2 the vibrater world fucken beautiful
seen it thursday night. its a decent movie but trying to build a movie off of a bunch of pictures from Danny Lyons book who was a photographer who ended joining the club.... hell of a twist at the end of the movie. love the history
Thought the ending was bad
@@DemonsRow I didn't like the ending either but I guess as a director you came do anything you want with it. there is alot more history out there way before the 60's.
Do you see issues wearing a denim vest over my leather biker jacket? No patches just jackets.
I'm definitely going to see the movie. I was hanging around years ago I'm not going to say what club. I chose my family over the club. But I still talk to a couple of guys and still belong to the club and I still get the inside scoops. I enjoyed it
Just saw the movie. It's worth a watch for sure. Couple things though, the leader of the club has the back patch on leading the pack just not anything on front. They address the early days of the club and how the new generation interpreted rules a lot different than the ones who started it all. You'll see that with Cockroach too.
I think that this movie is going to carve out a new pavement towards what I like to call "gangster movies". I mean there are heaps of movies based on Mafia, Street Gangs and so on. But a movie about an MC? It's something worth watching. Just the only thing to be noted is that, hopefully, no one will be starting to act like 1%ers once they have seen it. But apart from that, really excited for the movie. Cheers!
I,m from AKRON ,OHIO and as a kid I remember the misfit’s MC gang ,this movie,s are a joke as to the REAL guys come on ,are you kidding ,LOL ,for real ?
Norman Reedus character Funny Sonny was a Hells Angel that came to Chicago looking for another Hells Angel that joined the Outlaws and didn’t give back his HA colors….
Yea ive been talking with them about it.
i’m like you i’m not seeing it the first night i could wait ahwile… shout out to ya barber ya shape up is on point lol
Lol
Norman Reedus is playing a real person. Hells Angel called Funny Sonny
Once again, Sose is on point! Most would have missed the similarity to the a.o.a. patch.
Much respect
I can absolutely say this has history behind it, alot of scenes from this movie from the previews I've seen are based on real photos, i havent seen the movie yet, im actually going this afternoon but the one scene where hes riding on a bridge thats a legit picture, the rider has a Louisville rocker in real life
I also wanna see how that Milwaukee scene is played out, them being the 2nd chapter is legit
You're also VERY right dont put a T shirt on with a diamond, movie or not. you'll get that shit taken REAL quick
Truth
I just saw this movie and it was awesome! It was so good
Now I want to see this movie .. thank you for the recommendation 😊
Hope you enjoy it!