WHAT A PAIRING!| FIRST TIME HEARING Bryan Adams, Rod Stewart, & Sting - All for Love REACTION 

Me as well. I listen to it endlessly over and over. And I watched that film over and over again.. I hope they get a chance to watch it on the other channel

Such a good movie

with the best Athos,Aramis and Porthos ever.

@@TheInfo45 I must admit, it's been close to 30 years since the last time I saw this movie. It's definitely on my list to watch again.

@@darkwolf1202 My first thought was that you were right but then I remembered The Man in the Iron Mask, with John Malkovich, Jeremy Irons, and Gerard Depardieu in those roles. The characters were much older in that story so they were in very different places in life, both from their younger selves and from each other. Great movie. I think both sets of musketeers were great. Good casting in both movies.

Agreed Michael Bolton would not stick out either in there

My favourite Brian Adams song ❤

Absolutely!!

Oh YES!

And "Everything I Do (I Do It For You" from Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves with Kevin Costner ::sigh::

Wonderful Canadian singer!!❤️🇨🇦

All three of them do!

@@denisesf5 he's the groover from vancouver. Then Now Always

BRYAN was given the job of writing the theme song for it and has outdone himself this is awesome he and his friends are amazing!

Not to mention Tim Curry.

Yes! If you haven't already seen it, you should put this movie on your movie reaction channel!

@@williecoulter1091 Mutt Lange and Michael Kamen were co-writers with Bryan Adams. This trio also wrote Everything I Do, I Do It For You, for the Costner movie Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves. It was a Disney movie so they got the $$$ to bring in Sir Rod Stewart and Sting. Or String (LOL) as Rod Stewart joked.

In addition to having a really great soundtrack, the acting and the sword fights are quite great as well.

I have suggested this several times. Such a great song!

I second!

YES! YES! YES!

@@mikehigbee2320 I second your second! :D

Timeless! ❤ my goodness I was back in high school for a moment!

I can't get through the video without watching several times. Love it.

Wow...this reminds of high school girlfriends..good times 😉 The early-mid 90's was the best for music since the 60's. Especially if you went to high school then. Today's millennials and Gen Z or whatever they're called, I feel really for them.

Yes!!!

Kids Wanna Rock, Can’t Stop This Thing We Started, and Forever Young

18 till I die

Set Them Free!!!

I have to do it . . .underrated?! ;)

@@eurofritz4617 unless, of course, you grew up with his awesomeness in the ‘80’s. 😉

He (Bryan) is such an amazing songwriter. He has colabed with such a diberse number of artists, from Barbra Streisand to Luciano Pavarotti, Tina Turner, Mel C. And then all the movie soundtracks he was involved in, Prince of Thieves, Don Juan di Marco, The Mirror has 2 Faces, Spirit. He is still my favorite live performance, and severely underrated

I hope they watch this movie one day...I know they won't be disappointed! I was coming to suggest this song too.

Haha! I'd forgotten that he plays the Sheriff of Nottingham in that movie. I enjoy that movie more than I probably should.

If they decide to do that Robin Hood movie, I think they should probably start with the Errol Flynn version, then the Animated Disney one, then Prince of Thieves, and lastly Men in Tights(but they've already done this one.)

I love that movie. Was a huge part of my childhood. Still enthralls me to this day

Bryan Adams was everywhere in the early 90's

You should watch the movie if you haven’t already

Most definitely

@@heidibrown3854 I saw it at the movies when it came out. Loved it. This video motivated me to watch it right now. Haha

Back when Disney made good movies. Too bad Charlie Sheen turned out to be a creep though. I always loved Three Musketeers and always loved this song.

Listen to him sing it with Pavarotti...must hear cheer

Absolutely!!

To only mention Charlie and Kiefer when talking about this movie is a huge disservice to Tim Curry. One doesn't watch Three Musketeers for the good guys, one watches it to see Tim chew the scenery like nobody else can.

And of course Mutt Lange was the producer on the Def Leppards classic Hysteria album. When listening to Adams Waking up the Neighbours album with all its hit singles, a similar style between Adams and Def Leppard is very evident. Especially backing vocals.

@@pauldunn5978 He was the producer for High 'n' Dry, Pyromania, Waking Up the Neighbors, & 18 til I Die as well. Actually co-wrote all but two of the songs in those albums & Adrenalize except for High 'n' Dry.

@ThrottleVinnieModo Yep. I could only be bothered to mention Hysteria as it was their biggest sucess. Lange was of course married to Shania Twain for quite a few years and from memory I think he wrote and produced for her too. So many links to others in the music industry!

@@pauldunn5978 Her three most successful albums were produced/co-produced & co-written by Lange. He also generated other diamond & multiplatinum albums for AC/DC, Foreigner, The Cars, etc...

oh you were a fashion show model? I used to put fashion shows together.. way back in my 20's.. in the good old days.. the 90's. ^_^

@@keetahbrough Hi. 🙂 This is a looong reply. This is a favorite topic, plus I'm a talker... quite long-winded. ☺️ Yes, I started out doing a few fashion shows as a toddler (age two), and modeled on/off through my teen years. When I was three, my mom took me to a photographer for some standard photos. The photographer asked if I could pose like the big girls do in magazines, and I said "yes", though I hadn't done print work. He said to show him, I did, he loved the photos and told my mom she could have them for free if she let him use some in the window for advertising. She agreed and he called several months later because he wanted more photos of me in the window, but in a different outfit. More free photos and this time, a few dollars, too. 🙂 I didn't start steadily on the runway until I was twenty years old at the start of the nineties, but never made it big enough to get to New York or anyplace larger, but I did pretty well locally and in nearby states. I even became a modeling instructor for children back then. I loved it all so much! 😁 The money wasn't too bad, either. 😀 Most of the children were trained for pageants, so it was pretty tough at times to get them to loosen up and break those habits. Putting fashion shows together. 😧 *That* is a lot of work. I did it twice and I thought I'd lose my mind. With the first one, I didn't have to do everything like find the venue, take care of the decor, catering, etc, so probably nothing like what you do. I had to pull the clothes for everyone, including myself for one show. My manager who also owned the agency wanted to promote me as one of her assistants and to test me, she had me pull the clothes and set the lineup for the models. She told me to meet her at a store for a long night of fitting, so I expected to see the usual models there, too. It was just her and the store manager. 🤔 She explained about the possible promotion, and part of getting it was to do her job that night to see how I do under pressure. She gave me her clipboard and said she'd see me in two days at the show. 😯 I called my mom and told her I didn't know when I'd be home and got to work. I got there around 3pm and didn't leave until after 9pm. I remember that all but the store manager and one clerk had gone for the night and I felt so bad that they stayed late, but they were very nice. 🙂 I was exhausted and had to drive forty-five minutes to get home. I remember stopping by McDonald's and eating as I drove home. I was so tired that I almost checked into a hotel for the night, but I wanted my own bed. Also, I got the promotion! 😁 I was able to continue modeling and teaching, too. The time I put *everything* together was for a summer program for teens and children in my city, and had nothing to do with my agency. This was an outdoor show during late spring or early summer. I'm not sure of which, but I do know that we wore a lot of summer clothes, plus it was pretty warm. I had to find teen girls to model, and none had experience, though they thought they did because they watched models on TV and just knew it would be easy. 🙄 Yeah, right. 😄 They did pretty well for a while, but when the guys in the audience started flirting with them, they lost all focus and tried far too hard to impress and ended up making a mess. They were giggling, trying to wave slyly at the guys, forgot their turns and to stop for a final look before leaving the runway, etc. They had fun, and the organization thought I did a great job, but I wasn't happy with how it went off track. As you know, most of the time, we're the only ones who know how things are supposed to be, while everyone else has no idea of what went wrong. Still, I miss those days so much. 😢 I don't know if I could do your job full-time. It's a lot! I do appreciate it. 👍🏽

Sorry for the typo. Obviously, I meant Rod.

@@stuartduncan2772 Hi. Who are you replying to? I don't see any other messages from you in this thread, so I didn't catch your mistake.

The same team ( Bryan Adams, Michael Kamen, and Mutt Lang ) wrote both this song and Everything I Do.

Yes! I've seen many major artists but without doubt Bryan Adams' concert was by far the most entertaining. He did Wild Thing for an encore with the stadium lights all turned up. He got everybody dancing. Would love to see him again.

Mel C 😃

Fantastic song " My Town" 🌟 Rod Stewart and Glass Tiger✨........ Ufff Great Great job 🔥

Sting and Robert Downey Jr singing Every Step you Take Sting and Bruce Hornsby singing Halcyon Days

When does Sting sing with Robert Downey Jr cuz I would like to see that?

Bryan Adams singing with Tina Turner It's Only Love Bryan Adams singing with Bonnie Raitt Rock Steady

I agree! I saw Rod and had low expectations for some reason, even though I am a fan. Maybe because his voice is so raspy I thought it would not be strong enough for the arena. Man, I was wrong. Rod was Fire and Energy and Charm!

They need to do Footloose for the movie channel!

"when you love someone" from the movie Hope Floats 😊

He also did everything I do, I do it for you, for the robinhood movie

@@aprilnewsome1932 Yes, and the song was nominated for an academy award.

I'm so sorry about your mom. My condolences to you and your loved ones 💐

Thank you 🙏🏻 I appreciate it

@@johndavidson5228 ??

🙏💔🙏 my condolences ❤️❣️❤️

Not a bad Rod Stewart song! Good choices!

Hit me up on telegrame 👆👆above the name I have something special for you

I've don't rember this song!

This was actually a #1 hit off of Disney's The Three Musketeers soundtrack starring Kiefer Sutherland, Charlie Sheen, Chris O'Donnell, etc...

This is the theme song to The Three Musketeers (1993) starring Kiefer Sutherland, Charlie Sheen, Oliver Platt, Chris O'Donnell, Tim Curry, Rebecca De Mornay, & Gabrielle Anwar.