On Any Sunday 50th Anniversary Trailer (2) 

I saw On Any Sunday in a military theater at Gibbs Kaserne in Frankfurt, West Germany in '75 or maybe '76 when I was a American teen who was crazy about motorcycles. And of course it was the greatest movie which had ever been made. And I was totally unaware of it despite living in California when it was first released and watching movies like Le Mans in '71 in Fresno. But that was something fun and crazy about military theaters--movies were a popular form of entertainment for soldiers and their families but it could take years for films to get shipped overseas and shown to everyone hungry for a taste of home. And I think my mind is still blown from On Any Sunday, especially the start where kids on Sting-Rays got their big moment of fame--and deservedly so as kids who grew up on Sting-Rays would soon rule the roost as motocross stars and such--Jeff Ward was the kid who rode that long wheelie in the beginning and was there ever a cooler scene in a movie, at least for kids?

I saw it when it was released - still a fun movie!

Love that movie! So glad they remastered it!!

Oh wow man, you drive just like Steve McQueen

I saw this in the theater in 1971 when I was 10. Can’t wait to see it again. Been riding and racing for 50 years.

This movie and my first CT 70 inspired me to learn to ride. in 1986. I saw this on VHS. I was 14 . wow time flies when you're having fun riding...

I was 15 years old when this movie came out I love seeing the commercial for the movie didn’t get to see the movie saw it years later on TV didn’t have enough extra money at the time 😎✌🏻. 🤩

Bruce and Pat, may you Rest In Peace my rally buddies. I was talking to Leon not long ago about the day we extinguished your Subaru at the end of the spectator stage of Ramada. Great memories.

I’m officially feeling real old right now. As kids we dreamt to be these guys on our BMX bikes.

When this first came out and I saw it as a kid I realize now that it had a huge impact on me. I’m still riding today 50 years later and I believe this movie is part of what got me started.

So cool 😎!

Man I remembered the master links MC and Wally bolster stuck in the mud, Al Smith racing buy, the hair n hound race’s that shows at 2:07 and then seeing John McCown and kookie the Mx ridding dog when they pit in Barstow. How this took me right back to 1970 in the desert setting on my old matchless motorcycle just south of of Barstow Ca. I can’t wait to see this again! That’s going to be

Saw this three time in one week when it first came out. Started out on a 125, within two months skipped the 250 and went straight to a 400 husky then a 450. Was a pretty good rider, entered the Barstow to Vegas three different times, crashed (dnf) three times.third crash tore my right knee up real bad and was restricted to light recreational riding from then on. Really miss my dirt bike days.

OMG I am so looking forward to seeing this movie

Can't wait to see it again on the big screen. Home theater really don't compare.

Saw the first one many moons ago. Would love to see it again! Cheers

Raced a penton 175 back in the day now on a ktm 690, owned 11 motorcycles …

There needs to be more than just screenings I think.

I saw this at the theater on a Saturday matinee when it first came out at 11 years old. Since them I have been hooked on motorcycles....

Wonder where the pig farmer from Murrieta is today?