The Equalizer 2 | You Got No Idea What Death Is (Denzel Washington)
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- Опубліковано 5 гру 2022
- Robert (Denzel Washington) notices that Miles (Asthon Sanders) is hanging around the wrong kind of people, so he decides to put an end to that.
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Denzel Washington returns to one of his signature roles in the first sequel of his career. Robert McCall serves an unflinching justice for the exploited and oppressed - but how far will he go when it is someone he loves?
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The fact that these gangsters didn't try to find McCall afterwards or send more guys after him downstairs probably makes them the smartest batch of criminals in the movie
Curiosity killed the cat. They didn't want the smoke 🤣🤣
They didn't pursue because they were afraid and he wasn't, and they recognized that. Never follow an attacker that isn't afraid of you and didn't just kill you outright for no other reason than because he chose not to.
They're just a bunch that brave in the fly-by not in person.
@@OddlyIncredible Add to the fact that they left the boy alone as well and you can very safely assume that they wanted NONE of that. They probably changed neighborhoods just so they wouldn't accidentally bump into what they probably perceived as Death personified ever again.
Dude took out 3 guys each in a span of 2 seconds then walked in a room with no hesitation made everyone submissive with just a glance then walked out with that look of “don’t think of following” I don’t know about you but no way any of them would even consider taking him on after that show
This is a brilliant representation of how a good father figure changes the life courses of young man or woman.
Young men or women… you’re lowkey illiterate bru.. 😂
I'm pretty sure it's just Denzel beating ass
Absolutely 👍🏾
@@cm9241 LMFAO
Studies show the most significant role model for a child or young adult is the same-sex parent. This scene is an incredibly well-orchestrated and written example of just how effective a father figure can be in guiding a better pathway for a youth.
"Man ain't spelled "G. U. N., son" has got to be one of the most fire and real lines in cinema. Props to everyone involved in this scene.
So that’s what he said. Kept rewinding to see if I understood. Thanks!
The quote " forgiveness is between them and God I'm just here to arrange the meeting " has to be @1
This was indeed well-written
props to everyone? we watching the same scene? that's all denzel bruh.
@@HeartBreakJ13 hah I'm not alone than I'm not native english person so I wonder if english person would also wonder what he says 😂
“I’m your father ya mama just didn’t tell you”😅😂
That get me laughing 🤣🤣🤣
@@CrazyRusly same 🤣😂
@@abe4867 odor
One of the best lines ever. Straight up diss like what the wrestler Junkyard Dog did to Jim Cornette in WCW 1990. Cornette said where the hell you been. JYD gave a Louisville address. Cornette said "wait a minute, that's my momma's house". JYD said "that's right and I'm your daddy". That is how you own some beyotch.
@@DIMP11nice one
"Why me?"
"Why not you?"
That did hit hard
"But why me?"
"Let's find out together."
Talk about someone going to bat for you - even at great personal risk...
The line "but why...me?" is one of the movie's most impactful lines in my opinion. It shows how deeply ingrained into Miles it is that he has no value. It's so deeply ingrained that he doesn't have any concept of why someone else would see potential in him.
It's heartbreaking and uplifting at the same time.
"Why not you?"
this reply is absolutely perfect and awakens an idea, and spark of confidence in Miles. It's exactly what he needed to hear at that moment.
Fantastic acting from both men.
Amen.
For real
I always liked the lighting in this scene, Miles looks like he is about to cry. Powerful scene
Lochlann13 - Excellent point!! So very true!! We written!! 👌🏽🙏🏾❤️
The greatest actor of my generation. Dude can literally play any role and make you believe.
Absolute fact 💯
Tom Hardy is much better actor.
@@chrisrace744 Opinions will vary. But I couldn't disagree more strongly. Hardy is a fine actor. One of the best. But better? Naaa, I can't rock with that assessment.
@@alfa-psi Not nearly as much as you have involuntarily misspoken.
@@latymz he's had far more iconic roles than denzel. E.g. Bane, Alfie Solomon etc. Denzel is like Steven Segal. An action guy.
I have so much respect for Denzel. This goes way further than a movie scene. He's talking to the viewer.
no he not
@@josemarceloguansingjr7225 He absolutely is. Just look at the things he says off screen.
@@Zordiak Yes, I agree.
I was thinking the same thing. He 100% is giving a real life lesson!
@@Zordiak He says a lot of shit. Some of it is dumb.
“You don’t know what death is!”
Line is delivered with such a genuine intensity, that shows Denzel knows. Most young thugs have no idea about the actual concept of life and death. Most of them have never felt the sting of a death if a close one.
And it’s true.
That line cuts me every time
ive always understood that this means miles didnt know what hes seeing while having a gun pointed to his face, cause "you have no idea what death is". Miles was "looking" at death and couldnt describe/recognize it in that moment.
@@jimmybayconn
,i completely agree with your comment because if that nieve teenager young man named Miles ever had been through the Vietnam War to fight for his own survival and of the camaraderies guys of his Platoon if one of the Vietnamese enemy shots down one of them and he watched him die right in front of his own eyes with that traumatic memory inside his head i garentee you he would definitely changed his mind about having a weapon in his hand is not the same thing on feeling as a real badass Men to be a part of a Gang is a real stupid choice of life,
Mr. Denzel Washington speaks that phrase from personal experience as if one of his best friend done that wrong decision,and he finally opened that kid's eyes to use his chances while he's still alive!
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All these young thugs don't know shit, all they know is what the other dumb fucks taught them
@@dannyberwick9589ima kill you that’s what Denzel said in the movie
The utterance of "You have no idea what death is"... Denzel was pulling from something real there.
Made me think about when Peter Jackson was trying to tell Christopher Lee what sounds to make during a scene in Lord of the Rings (where Saruman got stabbed in the back by Wormtongue and falls off the tower), and Lee corrected him on what that actually sounds like, because Lee actually knew what noises a man makes when he's getting shanked. (Christopher Lee was a spy back in WW2 and a Nazi hunter for a brief time afterward.)
Some actors have deep wellsprings from which to draw experience, and some of those deep wellsprings reach into dark places.
@OddlyIncredible i love this behind the scene moment
I think he said that when a man gets stabbed he goes breathless and very few movies do that
It does show his experience and knowledge
He's seen it all and I'm talking about real life. A man born in one of the big heights of racism, gang violence, and drug epidemics ever seen in this country knows what "death is."
This scene is so impactful especially when you consider how many young brothers in our communities need this type of intervention.
The crazy part is I think this wasn't for the young men. I think it was for the old men with young men in their reach.
but them youngins choose to be dumb and gangster. Fools that blame everyone and justify everything just because they think they're entitled. They want to feel inferior just so they can gangbang. It's sad.
These types of scenes aren’t going to be happening as much in the future. Denzel is old and has nobody to pass the torch to.
And so few ever get it
This isnt just for the “brothers” its for any young man ither currently in that situation or thinking about it too many young men fall for the bullshit due to peer pressure and not having a man in the house. Get that “brother” shit out of your mind my friend because those same brothers will leave you out to dry when you need them most. Its about “us” its about community and its about life and how precious it really is because when youre gone there isnt no coming back from that shit its forever. Stay safe and be a figure that young men look up to for the right reasons not the wrong ones
One of the most impactful scenes I have ever seen... still hits me to my core.
Saved the boy's life and rewrote his future right there through a series of tactical moves. Amazing.
'Hits you to the core' usually means the impact was great enough to make a difference. Question: was it enough to have you become someone else's giant? It's okay to receive motivation from a movie...Now, use that to make a difference in someone else's life...for no other reason than it's the right thing to do, and you'll get nothing else from it. Be a Giant (YOU can do it).
@@sbproductsllc5570 what the fuck are you talking about?
@Olel 1. Foul language not required, lest it be by little minds. 2. Offering positive motivation; we all enjoyed the movie, if you enjoy the feeling it imparts, imagine your level of confidence when you are the one making those kinds of changes in someone else's life...that's all. Best of luck in life
@@sbproductsllc5570 what the fuck are you talking about?
It’s heartbreaking to see how much pain Denzel is in during the scene, he cared so much about that kid and he was so angry to find him in that situation. He put his life on the line to save his only son.
Denzel wasn't in pain.
Denzel didn't care about "that kid"
"That kid" was an IMAGINARY CHARACTER in a film
Denzel was playing another character in that same film.
You might need psychological care, if you can't separate actors from fictional roles they play.
@@USMCCombatVet4TastyCrayons, It's crazy to believe that they're people affected by the entertainment they watch.
@@USMCCombatVet4TastyCrayons It's easier to say Denzel than THE EQUALIZER every single time, grow up and stop being a little wuss about everything
@@jsm7896 I mean not to the point of not distinguishing real life from fiction, but entertainment (sometimes) can be art, and art definitely could affect your perspective of things.
@zbyboggy3873 "it is easier to call him Denzel..." that is your brilliant clapback?
Denzel...... Denzel.....
D..1 E..2 N..3 Z..4 E..5 L..6
What is the character's name in the film?
McCall?
Robert McCall? Robbie? Rob? Bob?
Robert.... 6 letters
McCall.... 6 letters
Denzel.... 6 letters
Finally, the "Equalizer" isn't even a name for him, it is just the film's title. A pseudonym at best.
In other words: game, set, and match - you (are a) lose(r).
That's a 1911A1, single-action trigger. Won't shoot if the hammer isn't cocked.
Robert hands the gun to him uncocked, and leaves it uncocked the entire time he's holding it to him. Great detail.
@Dave Lane stfu dude; the point is that Denzel proves the young man's ignorance and stays safe while at the same time giving the boy a choice. Have you no deeper thoughts than casual insults?
@Dave Lane okay, thank you for sharing your thoughts
@Dave Lane I thought it was pretty fine detail; I had no idea.
@Dave Lane For a non-gun nut, I care
And wtf are you doing down here in the comments being all edgy and jackass that supposedly know-it-all Dave?
Interesting! Appreciate the detail!
When Denzel said "You have no idea what death is" up close. I think the way he said it came from a deep place within him. This is beyond acting for Denzel. He perfects every line he says. You can feel it within your core. This is what makes Denzel Washington so brilliant.
Denzel is just unbelievable. The man can fly
He only took the elevator because he knew the roof and windows would be locked.
@Dave Lane I guess the idea of a metaphor is lost on ya eh?
@@dantefromdevilmaycry9857 I don't know, Jordan could fly.
“You need to be a gangster, need a be a killer, a lil yum yum”
in this line denzel is actually referencing a famous Chicago gangster named Lil Yummy who was only 12 when he was killed. Yummy was only 12 but he was responsible for multiple shootings through Chicago. One of the shootings that was responsible for ended up with innocent bystanders being killed. Yummy was then killed by his fellow gang members (Black Diciples) for bringing too much heat to them.
I think he was younger than that
Jesus christ that's fucked up
Thanks for that backstory. Raised in Chgo but never knew that.
Facts
Man aint spelled gun son. That hits home.
Up the Boro!
@@richardhorrocks1460 You know it.
"I'm your father. Your momma just didn't tell ya." Sweet; I love it.
"I lied to your lil punk ass"
Gat dayum
thrilling moment
@@conephompany indeed. It gives me the chills
As a suburban middle class white kid that had a great relationship with my father.. this scene hits super hard. I couldn't imagine growing up not having a father figure in my life.. He made me the man I am today. Out of all the scenes in both Equalizer movies.. this one has to be the most dramatic. Denzel said he got his inspiration for this scene from the little gangster kids aka "Yummies" on the streets that he met. Besides Daniel Day-Lewis... Denzel is the best method actor out there period.
Daniel can’t even wash Denzel’s socks, Brotha 😂
Nah Daniel Day Lewis is something else, both are great actors tho
@Brandon Quezada you are right. I was in my feelings. Honestly it would be epic to have them work together like the USA dream team.
I feel much the same way about my dad. Couldn’t imagine growing up without him.
Jared Leto is the greatest method actor. Period. Has ever Denzel or Daniel mailed co-stars used condoms. I think not.
This scene, especially the ending is so damn powerful and Denzel puts it all out there. Ducking brilliant.
*quack*
@@hsayril Autocorrect… 😎
@@Whitpusmc Duck those fuckers😆
When he says you don’t know what death is, it brings tears to my eyes
YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT DEATH IS! …I felt that shit😁
'Man' ain't spelled G-U-N.
One of the greatest lines ever.
4:20-4:40 gives me chills every time!!! Not only was this one of the greatest scenes of the movie. To me, it was one of Denzel's greatest scenes in his career!!!
MAN ain't spelled G-U-N . That line is the truth.
Denzel fighting youth illiteracy one word at a time.
Millions of Americans with gun fetishes would disagree with you
2:40 The way Denzel starts talking to him is so real it makes me emotional. Maybe its because I'm a father and can relate with this approach seeing someone you care about going the wrong way, trying to show them, without it escalating, that it is a short term contract and that there is a better solution. Amazing scene.
“Why me!!??”
Answer… “Why not you?” This is such an absolutely powerful piece of dialogue. He had no idea that someone sees VALUE & positive potential in him as a human being. Also, Denzel’s street style response is the only type that Miles would understand. And Denzel is such an outstanding actor, that he goes deep into this character… he’s actually talking to the viewer. Excellent!! A masterpiece of acting!! 👌🏽🎥❤️
We just witnessed a gripping scene with one of the best actors alive(Denzel Washington) let’s appreciate him while he’s alive!
Im ya Father, your mom just didnt tell you. lol
"I'm your father, your mother didn't just tell you" 🤣🤣
Nobody can touch Denzel Washington and John Wick
I get the impression he was trained and conditioned to be a weapon, his lack of fear in scary situations is clear and it makes him that much more dangerous, he uses the right tactics for the right situation and doesn't overdo it, very tactical and I love it!!!....
McCall is, if I recall (no pun intended here), a retired DIA agent, right? (Or unnamed agencies in original TV series, or CIA in new TV series.) Makes sense if he's just unfazed with such conditions. He's purposedly built for it.
You need to see the 1st Denzel Equilizer movie …..
He was the leader of an unnamed never spoken about death team for all intents and purposes he is death
@@DrWatson4 Personification of death I like it, like Mr.Wick and Aatami from Sisu!!!..
@@dmxdxl Pretty much
You can feel the power in those words, 'You don't know what death is' Always got me tearing up for some reason
I feel this actual part is for those watching it for the people in the real world, it really is a powerful scene and brings a tear to the eye because everyone has a choice and everyone has the right for a decent life. The message is for anyone you have to work for it and come across obstacles go around them and if it's hard to get by it and you have to move on a different path to carry climbing then you do it
Speak on it Nakatomi!!
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Wish they showed how he went from two handguns to an Uzi to a handgun...
The third guy, he knocked out and threw in the elevator had the Uzi lying on the table. McCall passed by there
The patented Denzel throat-punch to right hook combination
0:09 the ol' left throat jab + control weapon + control opponent's left + right hook combo
Notice how Mccall is standing in the light when asking Miles to come with him. Emphasizing leaving the dark and going to the light. These was an Oscar worthy scene.
i look back at all my homeboys that was gangstas and if they had maybe one father figure in their life maybe they might be alive today
That and if America had a better grip on poverty management via social safety nets, like other comparable 1st world nations. Young people in poverty aren't gonna have many positive influences, let alone positive father figures, negative father figures can lead them to crime too. Crime has always been a poverty and wealth inequality issue. Solving those issues or at least managing them better, brings forth positive influences, within improving poverty-stricken communities.
Idk if it was intentional or not but since Denzel’s character is knowledgeable when it comes to weapons he had no problem having miles put that 1911 to his head because he knows that’s a single action firearm, that gun isn’t firing unless the hammer is thumbed back. Love the small details that make his character interesting and believable.
I didn't know, cool detail.
He knew Miles didn't know anything about that
@@SilverKnightPCs😂
@@SilverKnightPCs 1911’s only come in single action designs unless otherwise specified like the colt double eagle which can be fired in double action but it turned out to be a highly unpopular gun that ppl forgot about and is no longer in production. A true 1911 no matter the brand or the chambering can only be fired with the hammer thumbed back. That’s why 1911’s are carried cocked and locked
@@SilverKnightPCs 1911s are single action which means the firearm will in fact not fire if the hammer is in the forward position.
What a powerful scene. Great acting by both of them. Denzel is a legend.
When Denzel actually get eye to eye and tells the kid he has “no idea what death is”has to be one most impactful scenes ever.
That's a Powerful Scene! Denzel Washington is an absolute legend! The Equalizer series it's not just about action, it's about standing up for people!
3:21 that subtle use of force to demand more action just gets me, brilliant scene
The “yo who the fuck was that” makes this scene a personal top 5 Denzel scene for me
This is why he's one of my most favorite actors. That was just a powerful scene.
That's DENZEL one of the best of our time.
“ I’m your father, your mama just didn’t tell you” 🥶
The fact that he didn't pull the trigger means he isn't too far gone.
Notice how the gangsters saw how he wasn't scared and immediately felt respect for him when he took the kid out of the room with him not even chasing after them. REAL MAN SHIT and an emotionally surreal scene. Washington is one of the top 20 greatest actors that's ever lived. Amazing in anything he's in
Yeah, the way one of them says "Who the fuck was that?" makes it clear they ain't gonna follow him to found out lol.
You could post this clip 100 times and I would still watch it again. Such a perfect scene and both Denzel and all other actors on the set have done an incredible job !
"you have no idea what death is" - that hit hard
The best example of a father figure's course correction that I've seen in a movie so far
An Oscar worthy scene right there!
This is why Denzel is one of the best actors of all time. He provokes a reaction out of you that few others can, and makes you think too.
The world is a better place with Denzel in it...we need more like him. No apologies. What you get is by the sweat of your brow.
One of the reasons I love Denzel and his movies so much is that he actually teaches and instructs in them; he’s a teacher on the big screen fr👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🗣🧠
“You need to be a lil yummy huh?” Damn! I seen the movie a few times & I’m just now catching that line
I just saw it too…. A lot of people haven’t a clue about how real that made this scene…..
I didn’t notice it either.
Yeah I'm too white, what does that mean?
@@ij1376 don’t know why you brought race into it, but anyways…. Yummy was the tragic true story of a child in Chicago, who was hardened by the harshness of his environment and unfortunately paid with his life in a brutal way.
@@jawdropshop don't gotta make me feel weird about it.
Goosebumps...what an incredible actor Denzel is
Denzel hasn't made enough movies. I can watch his performance all day.
2 Guns was terrible though.. lol
@@edwardmowton9825 I remember I enjoyed the movie. Just the Denzel bits of it lol
It’s quality not quantity
This scene actually made me cry. Denzel has my upmost respect as an actor and as a person. My God bless him every single day of his life. This is what, exactly what America needs in every corner.. this representation and attitude with our youth. Until we don’t understand this we won’t prevail. And I don’t care about those who say America is the greatest country in the world. Because the truth is that today? Is far from that.
That young man is a great actor. The fact that he maintained the scene with someone as great as Denzel is no small accomplishment. Powerful scene.
Denzel is amazing here, but so is the kid. His vulnerability is so real and visceral. He's a great in the making
“What do you see when you look at me?!” The line that made it to all 3 movies.
Man I love these movies. I can't tell if Denzel is that great of an actor or if this is just his real personality but it comes off as so genuine.
The "You got not idea what death is" is packed with resentment as well. Great acting.
Wow what a powerful scene.. Especially the ending. Denzel puts so much emotion into this. It really kicks in watching it. The words and how they coming out of his mouth... Brilliant
"I lied to your Lil' punk ass" 😂🤣🤣 ...that was cold af!
Can you imagine being Asthon Sanders and getting an absolute MASTERCLASS in acting that up close and personal? Chills...
Denzel is one hell of an actor. ONE of the best of all time.
Denzel used to same line from movie #1
“What do you see when you look at me?”
This goes deep. It touched me inside somehow. Even for a movie 🎦..
AYO 👀
Denzel is a great actor. I love the scene. Great acting, great dialogue. No empty lectures. It’s just Let’s do it together. I wish they’d left & then talked. Its too much artistic license to have a heart to heart & not expect the thugs to never appear. Reminds me of Steven seagal movie where everyone magically runs out of billets at the same so he can do his martial arts spiel.
Yeah exactly, they are talking at the building's lobby when actually all those thugs would have come down after them.
The thugs are not stupid. They'd realise that he's out of their league. It's just better to let it slide and save a life or two or five.
its how fast he responded to "why me" that gets me... "why not you"
I don't feel like Denzel was acting, felt like he was speaking directly to younger generations of men, he meant what he said, golden acting!
I believe Denzel intentionally kept this scene in the movie to teach young black men.
"What do you see when you look at me?"
It's the same thing he said to Nikolai in the first movie. Even more powerful in this situation though, it's as though he's asking Miles, "Do you see what I am? Do you want to be like me ? (for good *OR* bad) And telling him he has no idea what death is. Young people have such a hard time realizing that it's forever. All the chances lost. Forever.
Love this scene so much.
The acting.. unreal how realistic it is. Denzil Washington you are a legend!
"You don't know what death is!" 💯🔥
Respect to whoever wrote in script Little Yum Yum. For those that don’t know google it. He was from Chicago. If you think your bout that life let me tell you something only the strong survive and die it’s cold way of life. I’m just a 51 yr old Chicano from Sur Califas the picture you see is when I was young and innocent that’s who is in my heart today. By the grace of god and familia Im here to say “ There’s no future in it Homie” God Bless 🙏🏼✌🏼
"Lil Yum Yum" lmfaooo
Yummy was a real person with a tragic story…
MAN ain't spelled G-U-N, son. Goosebumps!
Great performance from Asthon Sanders - particularly that last shot
“I’m yo daddy, your mom just didn’t tell ya” lmfao
'I'm Your father Your mother just didn't tell you'.. has to be the coldest movie lines ever!!
Death or killing ain't something to joke about nor take lightly.
You see, this is why nobody can replace Denzel Washington in these movies. Nobody has the power to say this scene as impactful like Mr. Washington.
One of Denzel’s most powerful scenes of his career in my opinion.
This scene broke me in the theater because my own father (sans gun) did the same thing for me. I wasn't hanging with the mob but I was acting foolish.
A great scene.
@@alfa-psi I think they mean the speech at the end where they were given the choice of "keep going on and you'll die or walk away and live".
Yup same was hanging with wannabe thugs, wasn't till my father showed me it ain't worth it on the long run,
Fighting back tears watching this
Damn, that hit hard. That's a hard place to be. Props to those who make it. Sorrow for all that don't. Nothing comes easy to some. The fight for "that chance" for him and why not him. Sad but true.
geez, denzel plays the character so calm and never letting his emotions control him but when he says ''you dont know what death is'' you can see the pain and emotions leaking out through his expression and eyes. S++
Denzel Washington has become a routine that I must follow. I swear I have benefited from his clips in my daily life
Especially Fences, a movie that carries a legendary message
That "Man ain't spelled g-u-n, son." was cold and fire.
I like how all 20 of them gangster upstairs never comes downstairs.
Really shows how often these “gangsters” are really just bullies and cowards who are confident picking on people weaker then them but in the face of a real threat or someone truly malevolent they don’t know what to do at all
I think they to scared to come across him again...
@@johnmartin4119 well said my friend.
@@shankararhuddlan270 no doubt.
@@johnmartin4119 You do realize this is a movie, right? 😄
I can always respect a man who believes in self accountability rather than blaming everything else.
This is such a perfect scene because if you keep watching for another 30 minutes he really does understand what death is and it’ll hopefully make him value his life.
I’m your father ya mama just didn’t tell you - that had me dying 🤣🤣
I like how the "gangsters" just chilled after MC left them. No one bothered to come down for the next 5 minutes!!