Born Losers (1967) trailer

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This mostly forgotten gem hit the circuit in 1967. This film is mainly notable for spawining the largely cult-worshipped "Billy Jack" series, with Tom Laughlin playing the titular character. The film was actually a modest money-maker and was American International's highest grossing flick until 1979, when The Amityville Horror was released.

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@djknucklez1 10 лет назад

I remember sitting with my Dad and watching "Born Losers" for the first time when I was in Jr. High in the 90's and it blew my mind away. Billy Jack was the sh*t!

@bigstabby 13 лет назад

FINALLY!!! Took forever to find this. I remember several years ago I was on summer vacation in highschool, bored to death flipping through channels, and one channel that always shows really old movies was playing this, and it caught my eye. Ended up watching the whole movie and loving it. As a 23 year old who can't stand the idea of "men" in modern culture, this guy was a real man. You only get that in older movies. There are no real men in movies anymore. They're all fashion models. Not him.

@walkerbelle 8 лет назад

If memory serves me correctly, this film is the 1st in the Billy Jack series of the 60's and 70's. The late Tom Laughlin and his wife Delores Taylor (who star in all these series films) did their utmost best to show the nation how this country was losing its morals and decency towards one another and they did their best to show how the American people and the government continued to mistreat Native Americans. Even though their films had a great impact on the young viewers of that era, it did little to open the eyes of the US government who continued the mistreatment of the Native American tribes which still happens to this day. Tom and Delores not only portrayed good decent moral people in their films, but they actually lived their entire lives just as they depicted it in film... sort of art imitating life if you will. These were two beautiful people not only talking the talk but, they walked the walk as well. R.I.P. Mr. Laughlin and may the good Lord continue to bless Delores Taylor as she continues her life until meeting up with her late husband again in the afterlife. Her and Tom were married from 1954 to 2013 when Tom passed away.

@thebandit0256 Год назад

That's right this is the first one

@homelesshannah50 Год назад

Dolores passed away too

@PRMoens 11 лет назад

I saw this movie for the first time at an all night drive-in theater at 3am in the morning. The action was quite intense and when the sun came up a little after 5am I was very much awake. After all these years, I do enjoy watching it. I agree with many others that this is perhaps the most loved of all the Billy Jack films.

@MikeDiFool 11 лет назад

This is the best film in the entire Billy Jack series. No preaching, no hippy-bullshit, just Billy taking out the trash.

@vtwintora 6 лет назад

cleaning the swamp

@cqtaylor 4 года назад

Having Billy Jack without the hippy stuff is like having cereal without the milk.

@8xtime 7 лет назад

This was an excellent tough gritty movie

@Tatumthirty2 12 лет назад

I still watch this movie all the time !!

@Death2Fanboys 10 лет назад

R.I.P. Tom Laughlin

@kiwanishinton9410 8 лет назад

went to see it at the drive-inn, what wonderful times

@jasonpp1973 13 лет назад

Very surpised that ALL 4 Billy Jack films got only PG ratings!

@jeffyoung60 13 лет назад

BORN LOSERS was the American public's first introduction the 20th century Korean martial art, 'Hapkido', a eclectic, hand-to-hand fighting combat system originated from ancient Korean Tang Soo Do and Japanese Daito-ryu aiki-jujutsu. Hence you see Billy Jack's fast sweeping and arcing kicks, edge of hand blows, and arm joint twists, locks, and takedowns. At the time, few people knew that it was Hapkido. Most assumed it was karate. Hapkido is still little known in the U.S., but more so today.

@THX1205 14 лет назад

Will somebody please upload this American Classic!!!

@obaidCarkey 12 лет назад

this movie cost 350.000 to make and grossed 36 million! thats like a 3.5 million dollar movie grossing 360 million in TODAYs money!

@18kss2 6 лет назад

shoutout to space laces

@Killysunt 6 лет назад

yes

@55lumens 5 лет назад

Here from Space Laces

@negative6442 5 лет назад

Vaultage 001 is the best thing I ever heard

@Agislife1960 4 года назад

Theres so many stereotype insinuations in this movie, they're hard to count but it came out in 1967, which means it practically started the loner hero genre

@jeffyoung60 13 лет назад

@Kersey475 , I am no religious fanatic, but maybe this quote from the New Testament explains what I mean, better. "Be....not conquered by evil....but conquer evil by good." -Romans, 12:21.

@Mr49r1681 13 лет назад

The Born Losers is the originator of Billy Jack years before Paul Kersey in Death Wish, Ellen Ripley in Alien, and Richard B. Riddick in Pitch Black. Billy Jack is gradually introduced protagonist part-Native American Green Beret Vietnam Vet as a supportive to lead character fighting The Born Losers. Some politicos don't approve of Billy's karate tactics but, his violence is justifiable next to Bruce Lee's.

@popesherri70 10 лет назад

This movie is coming on right now on This tv.9-3

@BuzzDyou 11 лет назад

I love the scenes from Main Street in Seal Beach, Cali..wonder if the "Irisher" bar is still there? Great cult-classic!! lat'r Buzz

@austinteutsch 6 лет назад

Tom Laughin was the Ed Wood of the 60's. Wood dug up old Bela Lugosi for his films and Laughin dug up has-been that never was Jane Russell for this campy movie that was so bad, it was good!

@justinriley9996 Год назад

Cool movie man!

@scottvska 10 лет назад

This looks groovy, man.

@lordmaynard5237 10 лет назад

I agree with Fred G. Sanford. They gave away too much in this otherwise killer trailer. Didn't need to show the climax of the 'right between the eyes' scene.

@liveforclassicmovies 12 лет назад

It's on TCM Friday Oct 12 2012 at 2am

@barbaranelson8617 6 лет назад

Cheryl Thompson It’s also on TCM at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night.

@alaina66 12 лет назад

Can you please tell me how to watch the full movie? Thx. a bunch!!

@daffertube 2 года назад

Spacelaces brought me here

@setpunks13 3 года назад

Get em Billy!

@Eric_Gilbert 4 года назад

Awesome

@jeffyoung60 13 лет назад

@Kersey475 You might be referring to the stylized, SIN CITY, from 2005 where antihero vigilante Bruce Willis' character mutilates, maims, tortures, and summarily executes particularly heinous, savage, vicious, ultra-violent, diabolical villains. It's a revenge fantasy of the highest and lowest order. But I must caution those here...never employ evil to destroy evil.

@nennu1992 12 лет назад

I want to see this movie so bad! But can't find it anywhere. :(

@biffroberts1007 7 лет назад

You can buy all 4 Billy Jack movies on dvd in a box set. "Born Losers" "Billy Jack" " The Trial Of Billy Jack" & "Billy Jack Goes To Washington" I saw it in a catalog & it cost 30 bucks which is about 7 bucks per movie & not a bad deal. Of course I have em all.

@pauls9246 11 лет назад

AWESOME!!

@XxfairfrogyXx347 12 лет назад

if someone could post the whole video even part one through that would be great!!!

@kuy3796 5 лет назад

S P A C E LA C E S

@daffertube 2 года назад

IT'S THE MIX KING

@lordmaynard5237 10 лет назад

The actress that played the honey pot in white on the bike, the heroine in the film, turned up - albeit in a smaller role (and not as cute) - about 7 years later in "Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry."

@dahur 13 лет назад

I saw this at the Drive-In in the 60's, and instantly fell for Elizabeth James in that white bikini. She was in one more movie, and then I guess retired from show business. I think she writes children's books now under a different name. I remember the 3 biker movies I saw that night. "The Wild Angels",(Peter Fonda, Nancy Sinatra), "Born Losers", and "CC and Company" (Joe Namath, Ann Margaret, and Bill Smith) Sure miss those sixties.

@RidgeRunner-lz5ko Год назад

What other movie was Elizabeth James in? My dad took my brother and I to see Born Losers at the theater in down town Nashville back in '67 while my mother and sister went shopping. That was how it was done back then when you lived in the country. I was about six years old, and the uncut version of this film is VERY violent and rapey. Obviously I hadn't been exposed to anything much beyond Captain Kangaroo and Lost In Space. I'm sure my Dad had no idea what we were going to see, he probably just saw the poster with a girl in a bikini on a motorcycle and thought "that's the one." Mom said I was white as a ghost when she met us after the movie. Needless to say it made an impression on my young mind and I never forgot it. A few years later when I'm 15 or so, Billy Jack was all the rage, and when I finally got the chance to go see it, I thought "that's the guy from that biker movie!" I was all-in on Billy Jack. I went years without ever seeing The Born Losers again, and it was everything I remembered and more. Now, in retrospect and more than 50 years down the line, I think TBL is the superior of all Laughlin's films, even though it was dashed together (with James getting a writing credit) to tap into the biker movie craze and make money to finance what Laughlin really wanted to say, Billy Jack. TBL doesn't mess around with all that hippy dippy, mistreated Indian, peace and love nonsense. Chicks in bikinis, bikes, good guys and bad guys, and plenty of ass kicking! In fact, IMO, The Born Losers is the best of all the biker films, including Glory Stompers, Satan's Sadists, Hells Angels on Wheels, all of 'em, except of course, Easy Rider, which really isn't a biker film. The Born Losers is awesome. Tom Laughlin was a unique and noteworthy figure in independent films, if a little crazy, and he made a lot of money and was innovative and determined. So what other film was Elizabeth James in? I can't find her anywhere. Can't act but cute as a button in that white bikini.

@dahur Год назад

@@RidgeRunner-lz5ko "Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry"...she had a small part playing a police dispatcher. (1974). Sadly she has passed away. "Elizabeth James was born on December 23, 1944 in Fort Worth, Texas, USA. She was an actress and writer, known for The Born Losers (1967), Dirty Mary Crazy Larry (1974) and Love from a Stranger (1958). She died on February 10, 2007 in Lynchburg, Virginia, USA."

@RidgeRunner-lz5ko Год назад

@@dahur Thank you, wow. Texas girl. She sure made an impression in that white bikini. No 50 years later, I have closure.

@mickeymousebiker1 12 лет назад

Bob Tessier was a bad-ass actor/stunt man. He rode a nice-looking chop in this one.

@MrEdium 13 лет назад

i think that this influenced all the early Chuck Norris movies. This movie was made after the James Bond series, Star Trek, The Wild Wild West & 2 years after The Green Hornet & a few years before the Kung Fu series & before 5 Fingers of Death hit the movies in America. But i still believe that the first american martial art movie is "Blood in the Sun" with The Great James Cagney, who's fight scenes were like watching the UFC. It was crude but Cagney {a Judo Black Belt} was intense.

@Ranwolfe Год назад

Why dont someone load the whole movie on

@icabodcranium 12 лет назад

Where the hell is Speechless, he was my favorite!

@jasonpp1973 12 лет назад

very surprising this got a PG rating!

@chev202 13 лет назад

billy jack should have been at altamont speedway taking care of business during the stones concert. he could have broke bikers' noses all night long. like some sort of wild video game.

@swastikausa 13 лет назад

i prefer his hat here

@gregoryvaldivieso3139 6 лет назад

Elizabeth James is the lady in white riding the bike yeah.

@robertblasco6734 9 лет назад

saw at driven 10 at time still driven

@DramaDon83 14 лет назад

@Kersey475 I here you man...killing them takes the pain away to fast...evil humans do need to suffer..

@Tatumthirty2 12 лет назад

@alaina66 u r going to have to buy it...it's worth every penny !!

@jeffyoung60 13 лет назад

@Kersey475 Interesting conversation here on morality. It is the moral and theological belief of the modern Roman Catholic Church. I can't speak for other religions although am confident that Buddhism believes the same. When in desperation or deliberately, evil is employed to destroy evil, the victorious is still another evil. Worse, in these evil against evil conflicts, the winner ends up twice as powerful as before.

@noduha.i.2225 9 лет назад

This movie is cool. That girl is cute. The film has a great situation, kicks ass.

@thebandit0256 Год назад

This is a reference to the Hell Angels coming into Monterrey, CA

@lordmaynard5237 10 лет назад

They honey pot on the bike turned up about 7 years alter (not as cute) in "Dirty Mary, Crazy Larry"

@MACKEYUNLIMITED 11 лет назад

What happens next ?

@Echo4Bravo 13 лет назад

@Kersey475 Sympathy for Lady Vengeance is the best vengeance movie.Parents of murdered children are gathered and shown snuff tapes of there murderer kids that were filmed by the scumbag.Then they are told the dude is in the next room.Those mothers and fathers take turns going in the room.This is the movie your looking for.It was made by the dude that made OLDBOY! and Billy Jack owns Chuck Norris.

@MrKGHunter 10 лет назад

This movie was fucking great!! A guitar playing, karate chopping cowboy Indian takes on acid taking bikers, with Kool psychedelic mama's all over the place!! What's not to love??? God I hate the 2000s, go watch Sons of Anarchy or some lame shit that passes for entertainment.

@zorrofuz 12 лет назад

the hole makeup seems betwen the lenses before billy shot!

@JYDAWG49 11 лет назад

I watched this flick for only one reason and that was to eye candy the chick in the white bikini.

@saylordrago 13 лет назад

I LOVE ELISABETH JAMES WAS VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL !!

@salmonico 13 лет назад

Whos got the acid?

@cdfreester 14 лет назад

One of those so-bad-it's-good films. I actually like this better in some respects to the later Billy Jack movies. The girls are still good looking to this day. Notice Tom Laughlin had not learned his hapkido moves yet and kind of fakes it. Billy Jack as a true martial artist would come later.

@RidgeRunner-lz5ko Год назад

Agree 100%