@@MrRockingRambo it is here. start at 03:41. unfortunately it is just a modified version of the original track that was used in the film: czcams.com/video/BzOQY-hAaCk/video.html
@@MrRockingRambo @MrRockingRambo it is here, starts at 03:41. unfortunately it is just a modified version of the original track that was used in the film: czcams.com/video/BzOQY-hAaCk/video.html
@@MrRockingRambo It's in the OST actually, the name is 'Personal Midget/Cain's Ballroom'. I always get really emotive when i listen to this particular piece.
The Motorcycle Boy was too much for this World. He was too esoteric to see and truly understand despite being wise beyond his years. This was the inevitable end. A SALUTE, TO RUSTY JAMES AND THE MOTORCYCLE BOY.... TWO PRETTY COOL DUDES
Yeah, even when i first watched it at 13, i felt that, even without knowing how to put it into words. The character always seems like he has everything figured out and got uninterested of the world because of that.
2:05 Right around here. Best part of the movie. When we see Rusty James in Colour, we see his POV for the first time. All the black and white stuff, is the Motorcycle Boy's POV. He's colourblind so it makes sense. With the fish only in colour because they interest him. So they stick out. Here, Rusty's been going his own way, but it wasn't until he beat the Colour out of his view, that he finally saw things his Brother's way.
Thank you for this comment my man most People seem to miss that probably because they’d didn’t read the actual book which in my opinion is one of the best books ever written for young teens.
@@Dr.Gainzzz The book wouldn't have helped. The fish died and Rusty didn't go to California until after he was released from Jail. Though to be honest, I think the Movie's ending was a lot better. Helped by the fact that S.E. Hinton and Francis Ford Coppola wrote the screenplay. Meaning if she was ok with it, FFC could change it. Assuming the ending change wasn't her idea that is.
Another thing. The fish going their seperate ways represent the people that left him. His mom, Patty, Smokey and Motorcycle Boy. The lone red fish that looked like it didn't know where to go, is Rusty James.
This movie strayed from the book a lot.. like ALOT. It's my all time favorite book still to this day. But this scene. This scene was Perfect and exactly like how I pictured it in the book. The entire last 30 minutes of the movie are near perfect.
it is here on youtube! ;) listen from 3:43 min >> czcams.com/video/BzOQY-hAaCk/video.html. unfortunately it is not 100% exactly the same as in the movie
Kubrick could never shoot this script, at least not with the perfect style the movie has, Kubrick was too much of a perfeccionist to use some camera angles, intentional messed up audios and purposeful b movie feel.
@@fernandomaron87 Yes, but heading towards the water seems kind of harmless. And back then, police had less reason to be afraid. But I suppose youre right. Its mot WHAT he was doing, but WHO he was.
The cop shoots him for the same reason the Romans kills Jesus. Why did The Motorcycle Boy come back ? He came back to save us, to save his brother, to show that California (money, success, colors, fame and so on) got no way. Listen to their father: The Motorcycle Boy is not from this world. He came back to tell us what to do: follow the river. Don't stop to California because it's only a lure. Go to the ocean.
@@marissashantez6051 I agree with @fernandomaron87 but I thought it was more so for robbing the pet store. He doesn't take money or anything, but him taking the fish to release them would still be considered robbing it. In the book, they fire a warning shot to get his attention but he can't hear it which is when they shoot him. But yes, the cop did always want him gone and this might have just been the way to get that
@@jessicalawrence2867 Well, I understand. But police dont shoot people who run from them, and certainly not burglars, unless they are endangering someone. Honestly, it's extremely contrived. I get thats it's a subjective retelling from the point of view of his younger brother, but still this seems like something a cop would simply never do. Maybe a murderer who had already killed a few people they might consider it because of the danger they pose. But I just dont think any cop would shoot a minor that had robbed a pet store of their fish. Im quite sure the fish would never have survived being thrown into the Atlantic Ocean, either. I think they need the Pacific.
You just shot his brother and say he's "A little upset"? I think he was more than a little upset, plus what he was doing was hardly a shooting offense...
idk honestly i think in the book he was in the cop car and broke the window and climbed out cuz the door was locked but still maybe bc it was the 60s and glass for cars was easy to break
That's not the problem. The scene shows that Rusty James breaks his old image, he breaks his image in the mirror because he's no more the man he was. Why did The Motorcycle Boy come back ? He came back to save us. Now that The Motorcycle Boy is dead, Rusty James has to follow the river to see the Ocean : he doesn't belong to the world, he's not from this world anymore. He's saved...
@@ruling528 Dude's done great performances and even to this day has a legion of fanboys that want to be him and women that want to handcuff them to their beds. Just saying, tread lightly. You're entitled to your opinion, just giving you a heads up on where it's going.
![Rumble Fish [Rusty James, Steve, and Motorcycle Boy]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/7AGPT3XxEZo/mqdefault.jpg)
![Rumble Fish [Rusty James, Steve, and Motorcycle Boy]](/img/tr.png)
"i don't think they would fight if they were in the river. if they had room to live."
from 1:47 …goosebumps…my gosh the music and matt dillons face…. what a powerful strong scene
Surreal quality.
What is the song called starting at 01:30? I can't find it anywhere, at least it isn't in the OST.
@@MrRockingRambo it is here. start at 03:41. unfortunately it is just a modified version of the original track that was used in the film: czcams.com/video/BzOQY-hAaCk/video.html
@@MrRockingRambo @MrRockingRambo it is here, starts at 03:41. unfortunately it is just a modified version of the original track that was used in the film: czcams.com/video/BzOQY-hAaCk/video.html
@@MrRockingRambo It's in the OST actually, the name is 'Personal Midget/Cain's Ballroom'. I always get really emotive when i listen to this particular piece.
The Motorcycle Boy was too much for this World. He was too esoteric to see and truly understand despite being wise beyond his years. This was the inevitable end. A SALUTE, TO RUSTY JAMES AND THE MOTORCYCLE BOY.... TWO PRETTY COOL DUDES
Yeah, even when i first watched it at 13, i felt that, even without knowing how to put it into words. The character always seems like he has everything figured out and got uninterested of the world because of that.
In the novel it was stated that the Motorcycle Boy was born in the wrong time. He was good at everything and never found anything he wanted to do.
2:05 Right around here. Best part of the movie. When we see Rusty James in Colour, we see his POV for the first time. All the black and white stuff, is the Motorcycle Boy's POV. He's colourblind so it makes sense. With the fish only in colour because they interest him. So they stick out. Here, Rusty's been going his own way, but it wasn't until he beat the Colour out of his view, that he finally saw things his Brother's way.
okay buddy youre going down town
@@bozooe Let him go. It's the guy's kid brother, he's a little upset.
Thank you for this comment my man most People seem to miss that probably because they’d didn’t read the actual book which in my opinion is one of the best books ever written for young teens.
@@Dr.Gainzzz The book wouldn't have helped. The fish died and Rusty didn't go to California until after he was released from Jail. Though to be honest, I think the Movie's ending was a lot better. Helped by the fact that S.E. Hinton and Francis Ford Coppola wrote the screenplay. Meaning if she was ok with it, FFC could change it. Assuming the ending change wasn't her idea that is.
Another thing. The fish going their seperate ways represent the people that left him. His mom, Patty, Smokey and Motorcycle Boy. The lone red fish that looked like it didn't know where to go, is Rusty James.
0:32 hes having a flashback about Johnny Man
One of my favourite scenes in all cinema history. This movie and this scene in particular made me love and appreciate the art of film as a teenager.
This movie strayed from the book a lot.. like ALOT. It's my all time favorite book still to this day. But this scene. This scene was Perfect and exactly like how I pictured it in the book. The entire last 30 minutes of the movie are near perfect.
Best underrated movie ever.
It's actually over rated. I mean its Avery good film, but its considered a classic...and maybe it is.
@@marissashantez6051 I'm happy you replied and respect your opinion, but I had goosebumps watching it.
@@marissashantez6051 It's not considered a classic like The Godfather or Apocalypse Now, actually it's more like a cult movie.
@@fernandomaron87 I suppose.
@@magnuskallas I like the film, and think well of it myself.
Such a sad and haunting scene. I love the beautiful synth track but sadly I haven't been able to find it anywhere else on CZcams.
it is here on youtube! ;) listen from 3:43 min >> czcams.com/video/BzOQY-hAaCk/video.html. unfortunately it is not 100% exactly the same as in the movie
czcams.com/video/5-9b3YaudK8/video.html
Ending song you're looking after starts as from minute 3 and half in above link
Soundtrack is by Stewart Copeland, drummer for the Police. Great stuff.
The song in this scene is Stewart Copland - Personal Midget. You're welcome.
The most badazz b/w coming-of-age movie ever made, as only Coppola (or Kubrick) could have done.
Kubrick could never shoot this script, at least not with the perfect style the movie has, Kubrick was too much of a perfeccionist to use some camera angles, intentional messed up audios and purposeful b movie feel.
I love the ending song by Stewart Copeland and the lead singer of Wall of Voodoo
THERE AINT A RUMBLE WITHOUT ME! Oh wait wrong movie.
I can only see Matt Dillon as Dallas especially in this and Drugstore Cowboy
RUSTY JAMES!!
That's Stewart Copeland's drumming, by the way. Remember the band The Police?
Nicolas Cage is so young
Rusty James and the Motorcycle Boy
Johnny motorcycle boy.
does anyone know where i could find tht tune wen RUSTY JAME JAMES IS PURING THE FISH In the river pls?
It's called Personal Midget by Stewart Copeland.
@@Shanethefilmmaker Actually this piece is named 'Cain's Ballroom', it comes after Personal Midget
I have no idea why the cop shoots him at all.
Because he was a feared gang leader in the past
@@fernandomaron87 Yes, but heading towards the water seems kind of harmless. And back then, police had less reason to be afraid. But I suppose youre right. Its mot WHAT he was doing, but WHO he was.
The cop shoots him for the same reason the Romans kills Jesus. Why did The Motorcycle Boy come back ? He came back to save us, to save his brother, to show that California (money, success, colors, fame and so on) got no way. Listen to their father: The Motorcycle Boy is not from this world. He came back to tell us what to do: follow the river. Don't stop to California because it's only a lure. Go to the ocean.
@@marissashantez6051 I agree with @fernandomaron87 but I thought it was more so for robbing the pet store. He doesn't take money or anything, but him taking the fish to release them would still be considered robbing it. In the book, they fire a warning shot to get his attention but he can't hear it which is when they shoot him. But yes, the cop did always want him gone and this might have just been the way to get that
@@jessicalawrence2867 Well, I understand. But police dont shoot people who run from them, and certainly not burglars, unless they are endangering someone. Honestly, it's extremely contrived. I get thats it's a subjective retelling from the point of view of his younger brother, but still this seems like something a cop would simply never do. Maybe a murderer who had already killed a few people they might consider it because of the danger they pose. But I just dont think any cop would shoot a minor that had robbed a pet store of their fish. Im quite sure the fish would never have survived being thrown into the Atlantic Ocean, either. I think they need the Pacific.
You just shot his brother and say he's "A little upset"? I think he was more than a little upset, plus what he was doing was hardly a shooting offense...
How did Rusty James not break his hand from smashing that car window?
idk honestly i think in the book he was in the cop car and broke the window and climbed out cuz the door was locked but still maybe bc it was the 60s and glass for cars was easy to break
That's not the problem. The scene shows that Rusty James breaks his old image, he breaks his image in the mirror because he's no more the man he was. Why did The Motorcycle Boy come back ? He came back to save us. Now that The Motorcycle Boy is dead, Rusty James has to follow the river to see the Ocean : he doesn't belong to the world, he's not from this world anymore. He's saved...
it was a car window not a mirror however i do think there’s symbolism but that doesn’t say anything abt Rusty-James not breaking his hand
@@bellamargetis4630 True, but even so, in real life if you smash a car window with your bare hand it's definitely going to at least hurt.
Matt Dillons such a crappy actor.
I'm going to pretend you didn't say that.
@@Shanethefilmmaker Pretend all you want, it's still the truth!
@@ruling528 Dude's done great performances and even to this day has a legion of fanboys that want to be him and women that want to handcuff them to their beds. Just saying, tread lightly. You're entitled to your opinion, just giving you a heads up on where it's going.
@@Shanethefilmmaker Dillon's not just a has been at this point in time, he's a never was.
@@ruling528 alr we all know u live under a rock stop hating on my man’s ,🙄🤚