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Oh my God I was a kid when I saw this a tween I fell in love with Billy Jack and that was the best part of the movie

What is the point of this scene?

I'd bet Steven Seagal watched this movie growing up. Amazing similarities how the bad guys always wait for Billy Jack to get off his one liners before he kicks all their asses without getting a finger laid on him. Seagal (early movies) and Billy Jack looked similar too, sort of slim and healthy but not really competitive fighting sort of shape. Just a couple of guys living out there tough guy hero fantasies in movies beating up extras who don't fight back.

They need to remake this, people would go.

So controversial back then...Billy Jack was way ahead of his time...Today,Tom Laughlin would be hailed as a hero and be a multi-millionaire from his movies,books,speeches etc...He was just 50 years too early...Some of the best movies ever made...They blackballed him for what he showed

Wish we could go back 60/70 way better then 2024 is just a disaster with all that is going on.

He was the original Steven Seagal. This is not a compliment. At least he wasn't accused of multiple rapes.

Cindy schoold have said Hey Billy Jack are you Nuts? Don't you Like me anymore

she sold out

Prescott Arizona

that's a trip/thnx 4 putting it up😁

I'm down here over here

But the good ole boys still got Billy!

Mark Roberts - boise, where you at?

so the story that I heard from an AD on the movie was that Tom accidently hit Bert Freed in the face and after filming wrapped Freed asked Tom to meet him behind one of the buildings and proceeded to kick Tom's ass. I guess Freed had boxed in the service and got really ticked off at Tom. Freed thought he would be fired but they were too far into the filming for that.

After I saw this in 1972, every male I ran into would toss his foot in the air and say "Billy Jack!"

Now days the thugs behind the trees would be antifa.

you got schooled and knocked the FUCK out Bernard!

I love billy jack just like that 😊

No one could call a bluff like Billy Jack. I want to be this badass . . . but since I'm not on an Indian reservation against rednecks, I'll probably end up dead or in jail.

ye ole crescent kick

😍🤣😂

I would love to be Bill Jack ❤❤❤❤❤

Now the scene from major payne makes sense. "Don't gimme dat billy jack bs."

Criminal police, how relevant.

Hilarious

I remember watching these when I was younger. These are fantastic movies

"There's not a damn thing you're going to be able to do about it." 😁😂🤘🔥🔥

The Original Kung Lao!

Native American lead in a native American story in 2020s? Hollywood laughs at you

Laughlin grew up on the streets of Milwaukee, and legend has it that he kicked a lot of butt, but never actually picked a fight.

these pictures were really sleepers

Best movie !

Why did wop disappear anyway

Cindy could have said What are you Talking about Billy Jack Are you Nuts telling him to Shoot me Don't I have anything to say about the situation

Can't believe that he also played Smooth Walker on Dr. Detroit 😅

If you saw this in the Theatre....You're Old .............and Cool like me

Fairy make your heart race when you make your blood poisoning go to your heart faster don't

That's an absolutely Great Scene in the Film. OF Billy Jack demonstrating too Posner that He was completely honest and Serious about everything He was intent on Doing. Whether it was within the Law's or it had too be done on the Reservation in an independent place of The Federal Government's influence or Power. Man Did I Love & Really Respect that Film, & it's Meaning. Thank You So Much Again. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🎵🎶🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸⚖️⚖️🗞️📰

Later he turned into Samurai Jack

I am as well! Absolutely!

0:34 The girl is like, "WTF?" 😆

He whopped in his drawers the moment the foot made contact with his fat grin

Jim Carry from the movie "Yes Man"

It was a very good

Billy Jack was my all-time hero when I was a kid I used to go to the matinee and watch the movie 2 and 3 times every weekend I was really eat up with this movie I really love the fight scenes and all but I really love the moral of the story

Sorry, but this man would be dead before sundown.

They, don’t! Yep!

I saw this back in 71 at a drive-in movie. I wasn't a Vette enthusiast back then but I was disgusted by the Vette being driven into the lake. The Vette owners I met back then were just hard working guys, a lot of them blue collar, some just back from Nam. You didn't see too many fat old rich men driving them back then. Billy Jack was kind of a jerk movie and the producers must have been buttholes for filming that stunt.