I recorded Mr. Manly in 1990-91'. I only missed two of these and sadly, none of my tapes survived. It wasn't uncommon for me in my teens to record over cassettes. Colom Keating is hilarious as Mr. Manly! I truly miss these days! ❤

I recorded these back in 1990-91'. I wish I had saved those cassettes! Nice ending with Danzig "Mother" on there. 👍

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I wonder if Mr manly still has the trans am?

Non finirò mai di dire ,l'innocenza di quegli anni che ora non esiste più. Beati noi di Una certa età che abbiamo avuto tutto questo sentimento .

First time I heard this music It's too late by Caroline King watching this movie .

Troppo bello troppo romantico

This is a classic!

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I know it's set in 1971 and people grew up quicker then, but Costner was too old-looking for this role. Still a good movie.

Fundango 🤗🌞That was a ride guys🎉⭐⭐💣💣

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Best wishes to you....

GENIUS I NEEDED THIS!!!

This is my all time favourite movie.

Lives are based around this “road-trip”

Love this movie

Briliance ⚡️🎇

Thanks for posting this 🙏

bro thats really good im a total noob on the ol geetar, would you put the chords up for this? this is a great song.

My friends, ex-girlfriends and wife used to get pissed when I see Suzy Amis in Usual Suspect and Titanic I used to blurt out "HEY! How 'bout a fandango?"

This is the same Kevin Reynolds that directed "Waterworld", what happened????

This movie made me discover pat meatheny music

This song is on my play list because of this movie:and plenty of others from it

I remember these growing up. They are priceless

This movie never gets old!

I was on an overnight down to Lajitas TX, I found DOM by accident.he is just west of Lajitas at the last big hill you go up heading west, the pull over area.

If anyone is Gardiner- its Me!!

I wish I could just get up and just take a trip and go nowhere in particular... sounds fun

Just out of curiosity, where did the red bandana disappear to?

OMG I still have the 45

Love this movie and wwor community calendar bought me here

0:57 to 1:09 ... the life that might have been.

A great movie

A masterpiece of youth movies that many young people remember even in Japan. Best scene in that movie. No matter how many times I see it, I am moved. Even now, there are many Japanese who put it in the No. 1 movie.

It’d been a while since I’d seen Fandango all the way through, but I bought the blu ray, finally got around to watching it last night… Wow, the film is more powerful to me than it’s ever been. I’ve always believed the ending was just beautiful, If downcast… I really appreciate exactly why the ending is so excellent, touching; because the rest of the film does a great job building up to, and EARNING the ending. I also had forgotten that the late, great Glenne Headly played the lady doing Truman’s laundry 😂

Every time I hear thisbong, this what I think of.

One of my favorites.

Excelente trabajo !!! Muchas gracias!!!

In 1990 Dances With Wolves cleaned up at the Oscars. In 1997 Titanic did the same. Costner was in Dances and Amis was in Titanic. Both here in their first real movie.

Thank you mate, this was the video that tipped me over the fence to buy it.

Any movie that starts with Badge and ends with Can't Find My Way Home is a 10!

O yes , tell me I am not in the middle of town location the mid-western, let me connect with the next town.

id rather learn the keyboard for this song

Hearing this music and graphics it all. reminds me of back home on the rezervation, cause we are like 20 years behind in some cases. Even as a teenager I helped gave my old VHS to the elderly, and its all just gives me back home vibes 😊

Bellissimo film!! Colonna sonora PAT METHENY..

One of the greatest introductions to a main character in movies. Without this scene allowing us to see behind the good ol' boy bravado being the leader of The Groovers, it would've made Gardner a relentlessly insufferable douchebag 20 mins into the picture. That we know Gardner harbors a wounded heart within a minute of meeting him - something not even the other Groovers know about and have known him much longer - is so brilliant in the way it subliminally endears us to a reckless hedonist like Gardner. As a virtual unknown, Costner inhabits Gardner, nailing the character much in the same way Thomas Jane did as Todd Parker in Boogie Nights. You could bottle the screen charm off each performance. That kind of talent cannot be taught.

Crying now watching it

Kickass!!