The Outsiders
Crime • PG • 1983 • 1 hr 31 min
Starring
C. Thomas Howell, Matt Dillon, Ralph Macchio, Patrick Swayze, Rob Lowe
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My faviroute movie and book it is such a good story but it is so sad definatly worth watching
As classic film with so much heart and depth. Everyone should see it. And read the novel.
Watched this in my middle school class, absolutely loved it!
Watched in middle school probably the best movie ever to me
The outsiders is a great book and they did the book justice with this movie! Such a classic and has many valuable lessons to learn.
Really good but old and beautiful and the storyline was great
Has everything it needs to feel fresh every time. The little things in the boys chemistry, spending time in living rooms. Gang life magic.
Absolutely loveee this movie, one of my favorites!! Cried a few times, loved the plot, amazing characters 💕💕
Such a great movie! A true classic! If you love the book then I think you’ll also love the movie.
Stacked cast of young 1983 talent. Good adaptation of young adult novel.
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