That music score by Lalo Schifrin *SLAPS!*

You never seen Clint smile. All I will say is "Right turn, Clyde."

It's not weird seeing Clint Eastwood young, it's weird seeing him old.

Clint Eastwood is one of those absolutely irreplaceable actors. I don't know anyone else with the gravitas to believably portray these iconic characters. He'll be sorely missed when he's gone.

"San Francisco got a lot going on." It always has, but yeah especially in the 60s. We're kinda famous for it

What I love about movies from the early-mid 70’s is the nostalgia I get, especially from the music. It reminds me of being a 10 year old kid, watching shows like Baretta, Barnaby Jones & Rockford Files with my folks. It also reminds me of all the great movies Clint was in around that time.

Might look into doing "Outlaw Josie Wales" Asks a dude if he's a bounty hunter looking for him & he says" A man's gotta do something for a living!" Josie responds with "Dieing aint much of a living, boy!"THAT'S some cold shit!

Outlaw Josie Wales, Heartbreak Ridge, Unforgiven, Every Which Way But Loose… the list goes on and on. All fantastic Clint Eastwood movies!

You'll love the entire Dirty Harry series. All good.

"Any Which Way You Can" and "Any Which Way But Loose" are 2 good forgotten about Clint movies no one talks about.

"Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?" Fun Fact: Albert Popwell appeared in every "Dirty Harry" movie, except The Dead Pool (1988), playing a different character in each movie. Family Affair Fact: When the Scorpio Killer is running away from Callahan (Clint Eastwood) at the end of this movie, he spots a young boy sitting near a pond, and grabs him as a hostage. The kid was played by Andrew Robinson's real-life stepson Stephen Zacks. Gun Enthusiast Fact: The Smith & Wesson .44 Magnum used in this movie is now owned by prop master and weapons specialist Bill Davis, who bought it off of the production company several years before this movie became popular. The revolver is still in use as part of his catalogue. Historical Fact: Serial killer Scorpio (Andrew Robinson) was loosely based on the Zodiac killer, who used to taunt Police and media with notes about his crimes, in one of which he threatened to hijack a school bus full of children. The role of Harry Callahan (Clint Eastwood) was loosely based on real-life detective David Toschi, who was the chief investigator on the Zodiac case. Legendary Director Fact: As is well-known, Clint Eastwood directed the scene with the suicide jumper (Bill Couch). However, it is often claimed he directed the scene only because producer and director Don Siegel was ill. This is inaccurate. Siegel was indeed ill, and wasn't on the set, but Eastwood had always been scheduled to direct that scene, due to the difficult logistics of getting the actors, director, cameraman and sound man all together on the top of a small ledge. In the shooting schedule, six nights had been set aside for the shooting of the scene. Eastwood told the studio he could shoot it in two nights. In the end, he shot the entire scene in one night.

This movie was a commentary on the crime problem at the time and the police and courts seemingly unable to do much about it. This included all the focus on criminals' rights at the expense of public safety. The public liked Dirty Harry, and Death Wish, etc., but the powers that be, not so much because the movies made them look bad, meaning the leadership.

The "That's my policy" scene was parodied in The Naked Gun 😂

That $200 he paid to get his ass whooped is $1500 in today's money

Yes, Clint Eastwood's hair IS magnificent. "Seeing Clint Eastwood young".....he was 40 years old here...!! LOL 😆

Andrew J Robinson who played the Scorpio killer is one of my favorite actors. Between this, Hellraiser and Star Trek DS9, the guy is a legend

20:33 Andrew Robinson the actor playing the Scorpio Killer later played an alien spy on the Star Trek show Deep Space Nine. His character Garak had this wide eyed stare along with that voice that was eery. Garak would show up every now and then but he was such a compelling character he became a regular cast member.

The Mayor: "Callahan, there's this Delta House that's on double-secret probation. I need you to take care of them." 🤣🤣

Random line that had me 🤣 "turn you into a lamp shade". J is the best!

*the most powerful handgun in the world* 😂 Man you will LOVE this flick 😎 Get Ready for it.

The actor who played the wounded bank robber, plays a bad guy in every Dirty Harry movie.

Best part about the final showdown: Harry fires only 5 shots on camera before the "Do you feel lucky" monologue. 😊

You have to ask yourself a question: "Do I Feel Lucky?" Well, do ya, punk? The film was made during the infamous Zodiac Killings that shocked the San Francisco Bay Area during the 1960's, early 70's.

San Francisco really needs a Dirty Harry right now.

After the Dirty Harry movies you should definitely check out the Death Wish movies with Charles Bronson and Cobra with Sylvester Stallone

What a Great Franchise to get into.. Most of Clint Eastwoods stuff is Great

If you even remotely like Dirty Harry you'll love Justified. It's basically a Dirty Harry meets Pulp Fiction as a TV show set in modern day Kentucky by the writer of Speed & on Band of Brothers. There's a Detroit storyline too

Fun fact: Andrew Robinson (Scorpio) and Reni Santoni (Chico Gonzalez) both stared in cobra in 1986. Also Reni Santoni was named (Tony Gonzalez) in cobra keeping the same last name for both characters also also he got shot and survived in both films.

Damn!.. Shots fired at Danny Glover!.. Wow..

Magnum Force is a pretty damn good sequel, I don't know what the hell The Enforcer was. Sudden Impact is the darkest of the series and directed by Clint and The Dead Pool is held together by Jim Carrey

Eastwood was THE man in this era. Cold as ice.

@8:25 "He got on his OJ's...".. pure comedy gold!!!

As kids in the theater watching this! OMFG! Everyone wanted a 44 Magnum!!!

“I thought you wanted my wallet, where you going?” 😂

When you called that kid on the school bus 40. 🤣🤣🤣 Clint has so many good movies. I recommend High Plains Drifter, Hang 'Em High, Play Misty for Me, The Eiger Sanction, The Gauntlet and Heartbreak Ridge. There's so many more.

21:21 That scream is maybe my favourite part of this movie :) 33:31 Such a great scene. Harry really put some fear into the creep.

Hey, J.... there's a short lived TV series which is a parody of these Dirty Harry movies called "Sledge Hammer" that you might want to check out. Absolutely HILARIOUS! It's full of 80s cheezy comedy, but damn it's a good show.

Please watch all of the dirty harry movies i like the 80’s and 90’s ones

Loved this since i watched it aged 6 in the mid 80s, one of my favourite 10 films.

Dirty Harry was the first R rated movie that I ever saw. My dad took me to see it when I was 9 lol. He was a cop, so of course he wanted to see it. Clint is my all-time favorite. I've been watching his movies ever since. He can do it all act, direct and compose music. Too many favorites to list. You really need to check out The Gauntlet, Every Which Way by Loose, High Plains Drifter, Pale Rider, The Outlaw Jose Wales, In The Line of Fire, A Perfect World, and I could go on and on.

His spaghetti westerns are the baddest ass...

Another great reaction..another fact,Director and Writer John Milius helped write, "This is a 44.Magnum" speech

Nice one Jay, please do the rest of the "Dirty Harry" collection, thanks.

Thoroughly enjoyed watching your reactions to this iconic Clint Eastwood film. Eastwood was born in SF & still resides in the SF Bay Area. I grew up in SF. Scorpio was based on the uncaptured serial killer, Zodiac Killer, who haunted SF & the Bay Area residents in the late 60s. Dirty Harry premiered in theatres in 1971. Me & my little buddies were scared shit of the Zodiac Killer. We carried our baseball bats with us on Halloween nights. We ran back home the night after watching Dirty Harry in the movie theatre. The Dirty Harry character propelled Eastwood to movie superstar status. I think you will enjoy reacting to Magnum Force, the 2nd movie in the Dirty Harry franchise. Again, I enjoyed your reactions 👍. Thank you for bringing us Dirty Harry!

Just love your “That’s key to the plot”.

Poor Danny, just catching strays now, lmao. That was a good movie, I always liked the clips I saw, so I guess I'll have to watch the full film now. Clint was smart not letting them get on no plane. You know damn well that man would have taken them to make sure he can actually leave.

Hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤

Really good pick for an EOM reaction. Let's do some more Dirty Harry!

The bus kidnapping was based on a real event.

The scene with the jumper was the inspiration for the similar scene in the original Lethal Weapon movie.

Iconic film, iconic main character and one of the best villains I've seen in a film - despicable and irredeemable but so well acted. Also, the score by Lalo Schrifrin (also did 'Enter the Dragon') is cool AF.

"Play Misty for me" Clint deals with a crazy female. Good flick

Lalo Schifrin did the awesome score for this and a few other Dirty Harry movies. Also famous for creating the famous Mission Impossible music, Kelly's Heroes, The eagle has landed and a certain car classic movie called Bullitt with Steve McQueen Clint did so many great movies from the 1960s, 70s, 80s and the 90s. THE ULTIMATE badass and cool with it. If ya wanna see him in comedy, gotta check out "any which way but loose" and "any which way you can"

Hey man, you have got to watch Clint Eastwood and these two comedies/action. He plays the same character in both of these movies one is called every which way but loose and the other one is called any which way you can

Firearms instructor here. This movie has one of the most infamous "movie gun mistakes" of all time: During the first You Feel Lucky Punk? speech, the cylinder on his revolver turns twice before the hammer drops. Which is also weird because this movie had some otherwise very nice almost pulp detective style where it doesn't shy away from showing the seedier parts of society. I would strongly recommend the sequel film to this.

No lie...a barista turn'n someone into a lampshade? CLASSIC!!!

😂😅😂😅 "he could've went like "🔫 pop" 🖕 and been gone" 😅😂😅😂😅 I'm dying, I'm literally dying 😅😂😅😂😅😂

I love all Clint Eastwood movies except Play Misty for me. Dirty Harry and Rocky are my two favourite cinematic characters. My favourite quote that he says to a robber in Sudden Impact... "We're not just going to let you walk out of here!". The robber responds, "Who's we sucker?". Harry retorts, "Smith, Wesson...and me" before blowing all the robbers away with his 44 Magnum. There has never been a harder character in my opinion and his one-liners are pure gold. I also saw some other commenters mention "Every which way but loose" and its sequel...i second those suggestions...great fun movies.

Basically the bag guy in this film is like the Easy E song, neighborhood sniper. Oh yeah, and the score to this is by the legendary Lalo Schifrin. It's a jazz funk sort of style to the music, with lots of Latin American musical influence.

“Do you feel lucky punk?” really is just part of the social zeitgeist; like “hasta La vista, baby” & “say hello to my little friend.”

Linguini is pasta, like spaghetti but the noodles are flat.

Easy Andy on the 44 Magnum: It's a real monster. It'll stop a car at a hundred yards. Put a round right through the engine block.

That fool was livin' in a stadium like Kanye!

The football stadium where Harry's stomping on his leg is Kezar Stadium. When this was filmed, the 49ers had just left there after playing the previous 25 seasons and moved to Candlestick Park.

This movie was so popular because of the rampant crime problems during those times similar to what we are seeing today in dem run cities. I bet Lethal Weapon got the "suicide jumper" part from this movie.

The creepiness of this movie is why it's better than the other dirty Harry films ,great atmosphere.

I'm from San Francisco and I was born three years after Dirty Harry came out, so this one is a special favorite for me. My family was living in the City during the Zodiac's active period. One big difference between Scorpio and the real Zodiac is that only one of the real Zodiac's kills was in San Francisco itself. The rest were in the surrounding counties, usually in remote areas. I always laugh when Harry's boss refers to 'the black area,' as if San Francisco didn't have multiple neighborhoods with lots of black folk.

"Main he jumped on the school bus with dress shoes own!",,,, im dead......

One of his best.

Now you have seen this one, one has to keep going with the sequels. The gun / revolver I believe based on looks and such, is the Smith & Wesson model 29, with the 8 and 3/8th inch barrel. I think it also helped to increase sales of the model at the time as well. For those who have interest and more of deep dive, there are a few documentaries on the film and why it was made as, to a degree, it was a commentary of the time it was made. Still a GREAT classic.

Scorpio was not gonna let those kids live no matter what happened, Harry knew it and acted accordingly.. Good Reaction!

My favorite Eastwood movie is made from one of my favorite books... The Eiger Sanction. He plays a counter assassin, who's hobby is mountain climbing. It has great humor and great scenery.

Harry reloaded before the final scene. He was trying to get him to go for it

Linguine is just slightly thicker and flatter than spaghetti. My favorite "string" maccheroni!

The crazy parts in this movie is that weird fuck up crazy laughter that the killer made..

Clint has never made a bad movie IMO.

all 5 Harry films are great!

1. The late John Vernon (mayor) played Dean Warmer in Animal House. 2. Andrew Robinson was great in this thing. I don't recall which one, but in another "Dirty Harry" movie he plays a cop. 3. A movie that is "Dirty Harry-ish" with Eastwood and Sandra Locke; is "The Gauntlet". It's a good flick 4. I saw this in the theater when I was 10 and it blew me away. 5. I'm somewhat familiar with San Francisco so it makes it even more enjoyable. 6. If/when you watch this again, I dare you NOT to count Harry's shots in the final sequence.

Linguine is like flat double wide spaghetti. Clint is an O.G.

I knew Danny Glover would be mentioned haha

The late actor Albert Popwell/ the bank robber who had to know outside the bank. Was in the first four Dirty Harry movies. He played a different character in each movie. He passed away in 1999.

Another great Eastwood bad ass cop movie (but NOT a Dirty Harry movie) is The Gauntlet. The final 10 minutes of the movie are absolutely insane

“ The Eiger Sanction” and “Play Misty For Me”.

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You have got to watch the sequel "Magnum Force", I like it even more than Dirty Harry.

Every which way but loose and any which way you can. Thoroughly entertaining Clint Eastwood movies. I do highly recommend them.

Have my popcorn ready :)

most wicked scene is him pulling trigger for 6th time as it means was willing to blow his head off

aalmost didnt get my detroid joke ahahahah que genial reaccionando a peliculas legendarias

You need to watch, "The Good The Bad and The Ugly" and, " High Plains Drifter ", both classic Clint Westerns...and he's years younger in them than even here in Dirty Harry. You'll like the sequel to Dirty Harry too, " Magnum Force "...fantastic movie. Oh yeah, you'll like about 15 other Clint movies too, at least. Remember too, Eastwood is one of the greatest directors Hollywood has ever seen and directed not only tons of movies he himself has starred in, but other great films as well. 👊

Personally I love you bringing back one of my favorite classic. Great choice.

My old ass cant stay awake for the lives!! Oh dear😅😅😅😅❤❤❤❤ love all you guys!!

The whole series is great, thank you for your reaction!!

Might want to look into the dollars trilogy. Those are legendary and beloved.... Fist full of dollars For a few dollars more The good the bad and the ugly

The character of Harry Callahan is one of the most iconic in all of movie history. Clint Eastwood imbued him with a lot of hard edged callousness, backed up with caring for his fellow citizens. An odd combination. Which makes him interesting, and unpredictable, bad news for the criminals he faces down.

28:03 You left my favorite line in the movie. Bravo.

Eastwood will be 94 years old in May! WOW!

Wow good choice!🍿

Jay, you picked up on that plot point quick where Callahan is running with the money bag from pay phone to pay phone as this movie was indeed the inspiration for the similar scene in Die Hard 3.

Check out Clint in Every which Way But Loose You will love it promise. Classic