This movie takes me back to the year 1965. At that time, I hung around two brothers (siblings) who built a couple of amazing choppers out of two clapped-out cop bikes. I kept my mouth shut and learned a lot about bikes from those two guys. I also remember Bill Ray (with and without Life magazine) and his b/w photos dealing with the Berdoo Hells Angels and a few other MCs. When I first saw some b/w photos by Danny Lyon, I thought that someone who create a documentary or a drama-rama built around the subjects of those photos. Ride safe.

I’m buying it on 4K

the snippets i've watched look cool, but it doesn't really look like mid 60s. we'd bicycle down to revere beach outside boston to look at the choppers by the water. a year later i bought my first bike, an indian for a hundred fifty bucks. there were a lot more choppers then... not near so many stock-looking things.

Dang. If I didn't watch this review, I would've never known this movie existed. It was a good watch! Thanks Danny!

The Vandals lost its traditions of being a club and became more of a gang when they expanded. The new bikers had different views more extreme than the old-timers. Johnny couldn’t keep up honestly. His way of handling things was like that of the movies where the idea of the club originally came from.

Going to see it in three days. Looked very interesting when first seeing a trailer at the local theater.

Okay I'm in! Wasn't sure if it had what it took to be a real biker film. But sounds like it just might. Sounds like it might have a little bit of the Wild One's in it too. So that is always good

It's the best movie this year. 10/10.

OBVIOSLY it's about the OUTLAWS MC in the mid 1960's. It's not intended to be like the Goodfellas. This reviewer has no clue. It's about an actual motorcycle club. More truth than fiction.

Saw it, wasn’t impressed. Very boring