The stars of a fan-favorite 1980s western flick just posed for an epic reunion photo... and it's guaranteed to make aging members of Generation X feel impossibly old.
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Indeed, the cast of 1988's Young Guns saddled up for a fun group photo while at a Fan Expo event in Dallas, Texas, over the weekend. The reunion snapshot featured Dermot "Dirty Steve" Mulroney, Charlie "Dick" Sheen, Terry O'Quinn (The Lost star played the gang's lawyer), Emilio "Billy the Kid" Estevez, Casey "Charley" Siemaszko, Lou Diamond Phillips (Chavez y Chavez), and Kiefer "Doc" Sutherland.
Several of the western's stars, including Mulroney and Estevez, shared the reunion shot on Instagram.
"38 years later #youngguns rides again - PALS," Mulroney captioned the post.
Listen, if the film is called Young Guns (which chronicles Billy the Kid's origins as a "Regulator" alongside a band of deputized gunslingers barely out of their teens played by a who's who of '80s era Brat Pack stars), getting old is going to be a topic even nearly 40 years after the film's release.
"Old guns,' one not very original fan joked in the comments section to the post.
Western Fans Chime in on Epic Young Guns Cast Reunion Photo: 'You guys look great!'
And yeah, seeing all of these guys now in their 60s (with mentor O'Quinn clocking in at 74) is a bit humbling to kids who grew up loving this film. Even though they're pampered Hollywood stars, the ravages of age are showing. Receding hairlines with gray in them, crows feets for miles, and a full-on white beard from Phillips would make any member of Generation X and aging Millennials take note (and maybe check their 401K/living wills).
However, these guys all look great and are total studs. The comments section on the reunion snapshot post illustrates that in spades.
"Does Emilio Estevez ever age? He has the secret to the fountain of youth," one fan marveled. "Emilio looking younger than all of them!" a second fan echoed.
"What a bunch of legends," another fan wrote.
Meanwhile, a few high-profile pals chimed in, too.
"The boys! You guys look great!" Tombstone actor Billy Zane gushed. "So wish I was there! Thanks for the tag my brother," fellow Young Guns star Geoffrey Blake added. "This is soooooo good!!!" Jack Ryan actor Michael Kelly wrote.
Of course, more than a few fans wanted a follow-up to 1990s Young Guns II.
"Loved the Young Guns movies growing up, need to do an Old Guns reboot!!!" one fan demanded.
