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This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.

Not since "Running Cool" has there been such a great "biker" flick! I like the way the club members correct the press and cops when they're called a "biker 'gang'." One Percenter clubs are just that, "clubs". "Gangs" are a bunch of punks on a street corner robbing granny ladies for their social security checks. This is a "must own" movie. I ordered mine and had it in 2 days, some sort of record! The DVD includes another disc on "the making" of the movie which I haven't watched yet. It's said it was shot in 24 days which has to be some sort of record considering it's top notch in quality. The acting by the 81's has come a long way since Hells Angels 69, that's for sure! Watch for HA 69 playing on someone's television, another cameo by Sonny. Oh, one question: "Who was the old fart sitting by himself on the bar stool nursing a beer?" Just wish old Tiny, Magoo, Terry the Tramp and others were still alive to have been included in the flick. They're all "Angels in the Sky" looking down on us all today. Update: 11/18/16: I've read some scathing reviews of this movie and read over and over "bad acting". These are real bikers. They're not "acting" at all! The Victory motorcycle instead of Harley? What's the difference? Club requirements state: "American-made motorcycles (over 1200 cc's) There's no mention of make requirement(s). Anyway, those "haters" need to lighten up. You want a bad biker movie? Try Satan's Sadist and that crap. Heartbeats is as authentic as it can get. Any more authentic and it would have had to been rated X. I've been riding since 1965 so you critics, shut the Hell up! You should have known.

This is an excellent movie about what it is really like in the life of a 1% life style.It shows what a true brotherhood and mutual respect for others that it really is.People on the "outside" see the patch on a brother and assume what an awful scary person this must be cause of what they read and presume what a 1% truly is. Reminds me of when I served with the best fighting force this country has produced as a member of The united states marine corps.Prior to enlisting I was told by those who thought they were in the "know" how much of a mistake I was making by joining and that I should go a different route.Turns out this is one of the best experiences I've had in my life.That kinda brotherhood there is the same that exists among the 1% crowd.Why Patch says: Treat me right and I'll treat you better.Treat me bad and I'll treat you worse.... This is how it should be. This is an awesome movie and should be watched by all.

this is a movie that allot of people will not understand, due to there lack of knowledge. and being judge-mental. of not knowing, what it is like to ride and have a brotherhood. for the time it took to make,and the amount involved. it is a awesome movie. and it has a true base. not a hype up waste of time. I see so many shows and its like for real there is people that watch this crap. and this is a movie with a lot of inspiration, there needs to be more, like I said a great movie. I have been buying them and giving them away.every one likes them.it's hard to believe all the movie production companys none would step up to be apart of American history. its just amazing.

If you want to see an honest movie, not a cookie-cutter, Hollywood blockbuster made purely and simply to generate an income for the people involved, you need to see this movie. I freely admit that as soon as you start watching this movie, it is obvious that it isn't a big budget movie, but it is a fantastic movie none-the-less. This movie is art, pure and simple. If you were to think of a big budget Hollywood movie as a photo, this movie is an oil painting... sure, it is obvious it isn't as realistic as a photo, doesn't have as much detail as the photo does, but you can tell it was made with passion, by someone that enjoyed the effort of painting, worked for hours to make something that isn't as precise as something made in an instant with a machine. Hollywood has lost it's way, but with a little luck, movies like this will guide it back to the path of making art, not just money.