I have a theory that the entire movie is Rusty James' fevered death dream.... During the brawl, it's apparent that Biff gave Rusty James a lethal slash with that window pane across the abdomen area....
nice upload! i watched the movie about a 100 times....... after i watched it the first time, i wanted to be a cameraman. the camerawork on this movie is superb........
They rigged Matt Dillon on a special structure that lifts him off a crane. He couldn't move so a stage hand had to give him puffs during cigarette breaks.
He didn't die. He had what is known as a near death experience. Also the person who wrote the script with Francis Ford Coppola was none other than S.E. Hinton herself. Meaning any changes that weren't her idea had to be approved by her.
![Rumble Fish [Rusty James, Steve, and Motorcycle Boy]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/7AGPT3XxEZo/mqdefault.jpg)
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A toast to Francis Ford, a very cool dude.
Loved this movie growing up. Such a classic. Loved Matt Dillion and Mickey Rourke. Still do. Legends
“This place is giving me the creeps”
“Man this places gives me the creeps”
Eyyy Rusty James and Dally
Incredible music score to this scene. Stewart Copeland KILLS it.
3:55 the fight choreography and the dudes reaction to being hit looks as if it's real (I know it's not). Fantastic acting and directing.
I thought the same when I see it. Still, Mickey Rourke strikes me as the kind of guy who knows how to kick the hell out of somebody..
@@mirazusta2002 Yeh man. LOL when Rusty James is smoking a cigarette while floating. "A toast to Rusty James...a very cool dude" hahahahaha.
absolutely incredible
I have a theory that the entire movie is Rusty James' fevered death dream....
During the brawl, it's apparent that Biff gave Rusty James a lethal slash with that window pane across the abdomen area....
In the book, it's a memory being recollected and narrated over.
There’s a theory that Steve doesn’t actually exist.
@@batcaveloner1383 Woah, woah. Can you elaborate or guide me to where I can read on it?
nice upload! i watched the movie about a 100 times....... after i watched it the first time, i wanted to be a cameraman. the camerawork on this movie is superb........
grizzuh it’s been 9 years but are you doing any camera work now man?
I was 1 year old when you wrote this...
Btw, are you a cameraman now? 😭🥺
Rusty James just flew away.
motorcycle boy
Awesome
Great scene
Miller from Repoman is in this scene.
magic
Big brother saves Mickey Rourke 🤘
You mean big brother saves Matt Dillon lol?
Rumble fish? best gang movie ever!!!!!!
I’M CRYING HAHAHA
This is Killer!
What is the track from his out of body experience? I cannot seem to locate it on the soundtrack. Thanks for any help! :)
Yes , where?
@@TheStewynewy This version is a little slower and has a different sound, Listen to both.
Our Mother Is Alive
I’m sorry, but how am I supposed to take him floating away seriously? I can’t stop laughing 💀
SAME MAN
you lost the point when you thought taking things seriously was a thing
Dawg looks like a parade floaty💀
@@yoshi4721SHUT UP YOSHI
@@yoshi4721 SHUT UP YOSHI
Why does he have to die here and in the outsiders >:(
Wait. Did he die in Rumble Fish?
TheBubblyBear no he actually lives in this one
no he didnt die in ruble fish dude just got a concussion and was seriosuly injured
Dang how do they do that
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@5:52 - it explains everything
They rigged Matt Dillon on a special structure that lifts him off a crane. He couldn't move so a stage hand had to give him puffs during cigarette breaks.
In the book, he doesn't die when him and Steve are attacked. Since when does Rusty-James die?
He didn't die. He had what is known as a near death experience. Also the person who wrote the script with Francis Ford Coppola was none other than S.E. Hinton herself. Meaning any changes that weren't her idea had to be approved by her.
@@Shanethefilmmaker ohhh 🤣 I’m stupid
@@Shanethefilmmaker😊
This is so 80,s but it was cool nobody got shoot over bullshit