Still my favorite Denzel movie, and Dakota was perfect in it. Did you see the alternate ending to it? I just saw it for the first time a few weeks ago.
"What do you see when you look at me?" When that little smirk turn to fear for that half second. Gives me shivers every time. No movie tough guy has anything on Robert McCall. Not Wick. Bourne. Bond. Rambo. McClane. Reacher....etc.
I really love the little mannerisms that he uses, the way he takes his time, that makes his character appear even more menacing - the way he dips his tea bag, the way he taps is cup, the way he closes the door three times - It's like the lights in the room suddenly dim and the criminals realise too late that the Devil is visiting. They have made their choice, their bodies and souls are already his and he will get to them in his own sweet time to collect. You may as well call and book the Hearse now - There is no hope - It is as good as done.
He was but he’s had a stroke that’s why I said he’s half the man. Have a good look at his last movie. Does he do any action or did he sit in the chair the whole time?
When I was growing up in the 70s, Clint Eastwood (amongst others) made these movies... but they were predominately unidimensional, and the 'actors' weren't terribly strong. Denzel took this genre to another level... one with multiple dimensions and thought. He is one of our finest actors.
I see the similarity to Clint Eastwood but as an actor Clint brought a totally different vibe, not necessarily because of his acting on the movie he was in, but because he also played in such variety of roles that the audience knew him in a way that reacted differently than audiences react to Denzel. Clint did movies like "Two mules for sister sarah", and "any which way but loose" which meant he had a different vibe even when he was in a western like "The good, the bad and the ugly." To me, Charles Bronson was closer in style to Denzel. Charles Bronson was the harmonica player "Once upon a time in the west". Whenever I heard that harmonica, I got chills. Similarly, when Denzel checks his watch. They each have their individual mannerism that shows you, this guy is trouble.
You need to check out the Ray Shoesmith character in the Australian mini series 'Mr. Inbetween'......a multi faceted character who takes menacing to a whole new level.
"When you wish for the rain, you gotta prepare for the mud too." word
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Everything has two sides, like a coin. The change good or bad brings change in both realms good and bad and you have to deal with both. If you're not prepared, you lose.
Denzel Washington is one of the great Americans that we have been exposed to thru movies. He shows us who he is in hundreds of subtle ways on screen. His eyes, his mannerisms, his dialogue. Watch him closely to see
I recently lost my daughter n his words of wisdom help me immensely "God gives His strongest soldiers His toughest battles"well Mr.GW he's given me a doozy, admire your work n inspirational words,it helps ❤
I'm so sorry Mr morris...what you are going thru is unbearable and I hope you go on ...hopefully you will be able to smile again one day ..God bless you
Kudos to all the stunt choreographers, the special FX team and the slick editing plus constant rehearsal to get the scenes as realistic as possible. It is NOT just about Denzel.
These films are the embodiment of the quote : Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young. Old warriors did not get old by accident; they got old by being wise, having the right knowledge, and being tough. Never underestimate an old man who has grown up in a rough profession or a rough environment. These men have been around. They have done things, and experienced things, that you probably have never even thought about. They are tough, their minds are tough, and they have the knowledge, the skill, and the will to finish you off, if you force them to do so. A boy will fight you, but a older man will hurt you. ( I love that these films are the only ones Denzel cared personally enough about to do a series of. He has refused all sequels of any of his other work. )
Terry Pratchett would right “always remember rule one.” What’s rule one? If you have an army, and you’re armed to the teeth, and in front of you is one little old man smiling, run screaming, he’s about to end you.
Cringe as fuck but fits this movie. Not very bad but also not good. Imagine the main character could get wounded (no not the crappy start) i mean like for real in a battle but nope. Its really boring because somehow you know there is nothing to stop him.
@@Threat_LvL why would there be anything to stop him? he ain't got shit to lose. his entire family is gone. if he wants, if he chose to go full scorched earth, you know he will stop at nothing to do it. it applies in real life too, cringe as it is. because people with nothing to lose don't feel afraid of losing.
How fitting this movie directed in a way like tragic Opera. He cut him loose knowing the pumping of his heart would kill him faster. Then watched him take his last breath after that man did the same to hundreds of others. How befitting a death. You reap what you sow! Bravo!
I can't decide if I'm sad that he never gives a straight answer to Nikolai. We definitely get an idea about the answer, but in typical Maccall/Denzel fashion he talks around the question, dangling hints and suggestions and letting your mind fill in the details.
There are two kinds of pain in the world, the kind that hurts and the kind that alters. Another of my favorite McCall quotes is when you pry for rain you have to deal with the mud.
throughout the 3 movies I gotta say, the scariest ive seen mcCall, to the point you'd think it was a horror movie, was when he killed Marco in Equalizer 3.... the way he broke his arm and twisted that thing all the way around to have Marco stab himself with his own knife, the way he forces him to look mcCall in his eyes. that face at that moment... holy sht. Denzel is the ONLY actor id legitimately believe if I heard "he has been places and done things". just that dead look in his eyes. the way he turns from a caring smiling man to the embodiment of the Grim Reaper is insane. the music score playing during the Marco kill is very subtle but very telling too, how it goes from sounding like a big fight is about to start to those strings and choir just dropping down and it starting to sound like a horror track. awesomeness
Our whole life is a horror for most of us. Yet we live, we reproduce, we continue to wage war, we continue to kill. Where is this great world peace that everyone talks about? Denzel, for me, is a great actor.
In the restaurant when he said he’s gonna break his promise in the first equalizer than focus that promise that determination that moment letting the monster out when men do that they become something else
Ngl, it took me so long to finish the 3rd one because I felt like it was a slow start. But it was great overall. Loved the ending! And loved how him and Fanning were working together again!
I beg the difference this movie is ageless the fact that his skills as a killer are unmatched . This one line makes all the difference. But for you I make an exception ❤❤❤
*Fans often say we need a prequel series to the Equalizer movies & that is impossible because there is legit no other actor on earth on Denzel's level.*
I think Lakeith Stanfield from "The Harder They Fall" embodies the energy of a younf Equalizer. Very deadpan but cold but humorous when need be. Never ignoring being cold bloocalland precise when called for.
16:33 Denzel repeatedly calls his wanna-be gangster costar "Yummy" or "Lil Yum Yum." This is a reference to Robert "Yummy" Sandifer, (b.1983-d.1994) aged 11 at the time of his death. Yummy was a member of the Black Disciples, who was convicted of felony armed robbery at 10 years of age. By 11, his gang gave him a pistol and ordered him to shoot up a target. In the process, he shot and killed 14 year old Shavon Dean- an innocent bystander. In the public outrage that followed, Yummy was moved from gang house to gang house to evade the police. After four days, the Black Disciples couldn't stand the intense scrutiny and executed Yummy under an isolated train viaduct. Welcome to Chicago.
So wrong.Its about stopping your bad behavior.Abd becoming a christian.Ask God and lord jesus christ to come into your heart and be your personal savior.Its not your to even get evil.Give it to God.
I love his character. The first 2 are my favorites. My wife never saw The Equalizer...she LOVED it. Then we looked for & found 1 & 2. "Is he making any more,)?" she asked. I replied I hope so.
Denzel's mannerisms, like pressing his watch, or the multiple scenes in restaurants where he drinks tea so meticulously, or in some instances you see him straightening out his napkin, or moving something into a precise position on the table, tapping his teaspoon so it won't drip, folding his napkin. I just know he is a psychopath on the inside by these mannerisms, so when he talks quietly, or smiles, grins, its horrifying.
In a world where so many suffer under those who seem to get away with everything without punishment, heroes like this provide us with some relief. That's the point of these movies. They're not about vengeance. They're about karma, about the dark ones getting what's coming to them. And we get to see it! No one gets away with murder. Sooner or later, in this life or in another one, you reap what you sow. It's inevitable. It's universal law, which is inescapable.
@Eyologist Yes quote from the Bible, "Be sure your "sins" will find you out"...Numbers 32:23. If not in this life, in this life or in the next one, you will reap exactly what you sow. It's inevitable...
I love how it’s made VERY clear that when he’s “working,” McCall is no better than the people he destroys. There’s an obvious sadistic, psychopathic streak in him that comes out whenever he’s on the hunt. It’s why he can stare at a person he’s just killed with no emotion in his eyes while watching the light leave theirs. Sometimes even counting down their last seconds or humming a tune. It’s not the viciousness that makes him the hero. It’s the fact that unlike his targets, he actively tries to rein in his worse nature and be a better man, often going so far as offering those who wrong others a chance to choose a better path themselves before it is too late. He is a necessary evil who wishes he didn’t have to be. It’s such a simple character executed with immaculate precision.
@@OneBiasedOpinion "it's all about getting "it" on the right side of the fence! Good vs Evil? McCall is one of the "Good Guys" who knows waaay too much about how to quickly dispatch those "evil-doers"..
Right at 22:25 is where Nikolai realizes who he’s dealing with and right then Robert said that’s all you need to know and left. Denzel in the serious is unreal
When you watch the movies in order consecutively you don't really notice how much he ages, having two scenes play back to back, 1 from the 3rd film and then from the first allows you to see the contrast
what really bothers me is NOBODY realises that the lines they speak are the script writers words..SO a really good film or series has really good script writers.THEY are the real stars
6:38 in fact Andre, the boss of this crew actually saved everyone's life in this scene. Good thing his crew was loyal to him, otherwise it could've ended very badly for them.
I didn’t realize I like Denzel, at least more over other actors.. until I noticed that a lot of the movies that I like.. a lot of them are his. Same with robin williams..also Keanu..and will smith (some of them at least)
Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?
I like how there are the scenes where he shows that he's not just a killer.
This is definitely a 10 plus!
10
Straight 10
Denzel Washington and Samuel L Jackson has that thing
Love seeing him with Dakota again after Man On Fire. Another one of his best.
Still my favorite Denzel movie, and Dakota was perfect in it. Did you see the alternate ending to it? I just saw it for the first time a few weeks ago.
yes his best along with training day.
The acting (and familiarity) in the opening scene with the subtle references to man on fire is next level.
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I wish....you had....more time....walks away without looking back. Stone cold. 💀
Man on Fire ,Training Day,EQ1,EQ2 and EQ3 are all pure GOLD
Don't forget The Book of Eli.
Don't forget Bone collector, Safe House, Magnificent seven, De javu as well .... brilliant actor.
Flight…
Don’t forget 2 guns
@@alejandromaganatribalero97092 guns is slept on but that movie is too good.
"What do you see when you look at me?"
When that little smirk turn to fear for that half second. Gives me shivers every time.
No movie tough guy has anything on Robert McCall.
Not Wick. Bourne. Bond. Rambo. McClane. Reacher....etc.
ray shoesmith?
I really love the little mannerisms that he uses, the way he takes his time, that makes his character appear even more menacing - the way he dips his tea bag, the way he taps is cup, the way he closes the door three times - It's like the lights in the room suddenly dim and the criminals realise too late that the Devil is visiting. They have made their choice, their bodies and souls are already his and he will get to them in his own sweet time to collect. You may as well call and book the Hearse now - There is no hope - It is as good as done.
🖤😆🫶
Reads like an AI prompt. Think I'll give it a try 😊
Reading this gave me chills holy moly 😂
He has extreme ocd as well so that explains all the little things he so precise about...including a routine 💯‼️
This comment ❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Was a legend in my childhood and still is, what an actor
"You don't know what DEATH IS!" -Chills, Denzel is the finest actor of our generation. Glory being among my faves of his.
Tom hanks for 1, Tom cruse, Morgan freeman and Jamie Foxx
Denzel is one of the finest actors EVER
He was but he’s had a stroke that’s why I said he’s half the man. Have a good look at his last movie. Does he do any action or did he sit in the chair the whole time?
@@SubParGaming-du2fy your a bot
Yea that shit was incredible
Man on fire is probably my favorite movie with Denzel!! Best actor of my day
Dakota Fanning, remarkable as well. Great movie.
So do I. So do I.
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@@fido9992 I knew that was you in the picture. you didnt live there but the flat was special to you
A man who is calmest on the surface is a dangerous man to cross.
Yes.. So true
criiinge
@@ryn5302ur mom
Still waters run deep…
@@ryn5302 its cringier to point out.
He’s always been one of my favorite actors fora reason. Denzel is a great actor, and an even better man. 🏆
Nicole can I see you. I wnat my towel back
Nicole you are scaring me. I want to see you now.
"There are two types of pain in this world; pain that hurts and pain that alters. Today you get to choose"
Thankyou sir
one of the hardest lines in movie history
@@BlakeDixon-r5lso good it’s the delivery tho that makes it so perfect
Piano!
Either way
The one
Said to loses
Denzel Washington is one of my favorite actors. Hands down..
When I was growing up in the 70s, Clint Eastwood (amongst others) made these movies... but they were predominately unidimensional, and the 'actors' weren't terribly strong. Denzel took this genre to another level... one with multiple dimensions and thought. He is one of our finest actors.
I see the similarity to Clint Eastwood but as an actor Clint brought a totally different vibe, not necessarily because of his acting on the movie he was in, but because he also played in such variety of roles that the audience knew him in a way that reacted differently than audiences react to Denzel. Clint did movies like "Two mules for sister sarah", and "any which way but loose" which meant he had a different vibe even when he was in a western like "The good, the bad and the ugly."
To me, Charles Bronson was closer in style to Denzel. Charles Bronson was the harmonica player "Once upon a time in the west". Whenever I heard that harmonica, I got chills. Similarly, when Denzel checks his watch. They each have their individual mannerism that shows you, this guy is trouble.
You need to check out the Ray Shoesmith character in the Australian mini series 'Mr. Inbetween'......a multi faceted character who takes menacing to a whole new level.
I love all things Denzel. He’s one of the best actors ever. I am obsessed with his Equalizer movies… need I say more!! 😊❤
Denzel’s voice does SO much. There are multiple people in his voice and he can reveal them all in a single sentence.
That's what you Call A Great Actor 😊
all of these movies i loved, i hope there is another in the works. denzel is iconic.
My God, Denzel is such one of the best actor we have the chance to see and appreciate.
"When you wish for the rain, you gotta prepare for the mud too." word
Everything has two sides, like a coin. The change good or bad brings change in both realms good and bad and you have to deal with both. If you're not prepared, you lose.
If you start the fire, make sure you can handle the smoke.
It's like when you're constipated and you just wish you could poopy and then suddenly it's chocolate Niagara falls.
If you start the fire make sure you can handle the fire extinguisher blown in your face😂@@jas_bataille
@@Yugemosewwwww 💩😆
"I'm your father. Your mother just didn't tell you." Epilog for a generation.
Lets go MILES
That’s totally true, i couldn’t watch it twice!!
@@Jwalkiin Why not you?
Walking away with the wife and kids of the guy he just vowed to kill, that's colder than ice
And what a way to die for Pedro Pascal! 😮
The finger guns right b4 was funny af
"See you at work" uuuh
came here to say that exact thing
戯けて、銃を撃て仕草が更に恐ろしい😂
Denzel Washington is one of the great Americans that we have been exposed to thru movies. He shows us who he is in hundreds of subtle ways on screen. His eyes, his mannerisms, his dialogue. Watch him closely to see
You realize he’s an actor right?
He’s in a class by himself
I dont care if its EQUALIZER 10000 i will watch every movie!
Unfortunately, 3 is the last and no other actor will ever portray the character so perfectly.
I agree with multiple sequal man - the Washington of movies ❤ Brilliant to the power of 10 ❤
😂I know that's right
I'm normally not a fan of endless sequels, but I could watch Denzel calmly kill evil people until the day I die.
His son might be able to take this role if not his grandson who knows 🤷🏾♂️
You asked me what I saw when I looked at you, what do you see when you look at me... this line is so cool
I recently lost my daughter n his words of wisdom help me immensely "God gives His strongest soldiers His toughest battles"well Mr.GW he's given me a doozy, admire your work n inspirational words,it helps ❤
Random stranger to a random stranger...... I'm sorry for your loss
I'm so sorry Mr morris...what you are going thru is unbearable and I hope you go on ...hopefully you will be able to smile again one day ..God bless you
Kudos to all the stunt choreographers, the special FX team and the slick editing plus constant rehearsal to get the scenes as realistic as possible. It is NOT just about Denzel.
These films are the embodiment of the quote :
Beware of an old man in a profession where men usually die young.
Old warriors did not get old by accident; they got old by being wise, having the right knowledge, and being tough. Never underestimate an old man who has grown up in a rough profession or a rough environment.
These men have been around. They have done things, and experienced things, that you probably have never even thought about. They are tough, their minds are tough, and they have the knowledge, the skill, and the will to finish you off, if you force them to do so. A boy will fight you, but a older man will hurt you.
( I love that these films are the only ones Denzel cared personally enough about to do a series of. He has refused all sequels of any of his other work. )
Terry Pratchett would right “always remember rule one.” What’s rule one? If you have an army, and you’re armed to the teeth, and in front of you is one little old man smiling, run screaming, he’s about to end you.
Cringe as fuck but fits this movie.
Not very bad but also not good. Imagine the main character could get wounded (no not the crappy start) i mean like for real in a battle but nope. Its really boring because somehow you know there is nothing to stop him.
@@Threat_LvL why would there be anything to stop him? he ain't got shit to lose. his entire family is gone. if he wants, if he chose to go full scorched earth, you know he will stop at nothing to do it. it applies in real life too, cringe as it is. because people with nothing to lose don't feel afraid of losing.
In these scenes in the real world, the hero would be dead before the second line.
Please Shut up boomer
" Hey Mr MaCaul. Why me? But Why me?" That is a effing heart breaker and should shame a lot of us fathers to the core.
How fitting this movie directed in a way like tragic Opera. He cut him loose knowing the pumping of his heart would kill him faster. Then watched him take his last breath after that man did the same to hundreds of others. How befitting a death. You reap what you sow! Bravo!
"what do you see when you look at me" is my favorite line.
I can't decide if I'm sad that he never gives a straight answer to Nikolai. We definitely get an idea about the answer, but in typical Maccall/Denzel fashion he talks around the question, dangling hints and suggestions and letting your mind fill in the details.
The finger guns right b4 picking up the mandalorian child was a pure power move.
There are two kinds of pain in the world, the kind that hurts and the kind that alters. Another of my favorite McCall quotes is when you pry for rain you have to deal with the mud.
throughout the 3 movies I gotta say, the scariest ive seen mcCall, to the point you'd think it was a horror movie, was when he killed Marco in Equalizer 3....
the way he broke his arm and twisted that thing all the way around to have Marco stab himself with his own knife, the way he forces him to look mcCall in his eyes. that face at that moment... holy sht. Denzel is the ONLY actor id legitimately believe if I heard "he has been places and done things". just that dead look in his eyes. the way he turns from a caring smiling man to the embodiment of the Grim Reaper is insane. the music score playing during the Marco kill is very subtle but very telling too, how it goes from sounding like a big fight is about to start to those strings and choir just dropping down and it starting to sound like a horror track. awesomeness
COMPLETELY AGREE
Our whole life is a horror for most of us. Yet we live, we reproduce, we continue to wage war, we continue to kill. Where is this great world peace that everyone talks about? Denzel, for me, is a great actor.
Denzel is the greatest male actor of all time, I said it.
I ABSOLUTELY AGREE
DEFINITELY AGREE!!
Agreed.
Agreed!
No way! Justin Bieber.
"You don't know what death is! "and his face as he saying that...good God...GOAT !!!!
Damn, Denzel is the man! Such an amazing actor, I feel like he really is this man he is playing.
One of my FAVOURITE actor of all time.
"I'm your father, your mama just didn't tell you."😂
Denzel was never scarier than in TRAINING DAY. He was downright evil.
One of my favourites
Yes and coincidentally he won the best actor oscar for a character that perpetuates a stereotype. AND Denzel IS a great actor. Both things are true
In the restaurant when he said he’s gonna break his promise in the first equalizer than focus that promise that determination that moment letting the monster out when men do that they become something else
Facts. True sociopath
I hated him in that role, that's how you know he's a great actor. He was diabolical 😈😈😈😈
They need to do non stop equalizer movies. Love the different locals. Most entertaining actor ever.
21:00 bro says “you think you know me” like he didn’t literally just lay out the guy’s whole life story on him.
To be fair that question still works
BEST EVER I LOVE THIS MAN NOT JUST FOR ACTING, BUT AS AS A FANTASTIC HUMAN BEING
This crazy world needs more guys like Robert McCall.
They are out there. They do their work in the dark, not in the light
@@a.edwardsnycta5785 In other words, they exist, they are active, but we don't see them ?
@Netopyr001 We see them everyday in plain sight, just not when they're doing their deed
What do you see when you look at me that line gets me.❤❤❤❤
That scene with the Russian in the restaurant is one of the coldest lines ever in history the scene is so gangsta
When McCall gives you the chance to stop and reconsider, just take it.
Gangsters are stubborn and they'll continue that way until the gates of hell welcome them
I'll be forever grateful for the man who did the same to me when I was a kid. Now I make a living with my music. Ain't looking back.
Glad to hear just pay it forward
I wish to meet Mr. Denzel someday in person. I believe he is a good person both in life and work. ❤
Arguably, the top actor of our time.
Ngl, it took me so long to finish the 3rd one because I felt like it was a slow start. But it was great overall. Loved the ending! And loved how him and Fanning were working together again!
Just one more movie!! PLEASE!!!!
Denzel Washington is one of my favorite actors, he plays one badass man.
I beg the difference this movie is ageless the fact that his skills as a killer are unmatched . This one line makes all the difference. But for you I make an exception ❤❤❤
*Fans often say we need a prequel series to the Equalizer movies & that is impossible because there is legit no other actor on earth on Denzel's level.*
His son is getting there
Nah, Willow Smith could def do that! (Sarcasm)
I think Lakeith Stanfield from "The Harder They Fall" embodies the energy of a younf Equalizer. Very deadpan but cold but humorous when need be. Never ignoring being cold bloocalland precise when called for.
It would be really interesting to see how he became what he is
Of course, " God's First " Denzel Washington such entertaining ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️from Australia 🇦🇺 with Love
Nicole where are you. I want to see you
I like this Man, and His words are so well articulated, body by body,dollar by dollar brick and brick
A man who has nothing left to lose is a man who is the most dangerous thing in the world
I'm on my way
16:33
Denzel repeatedly calls his wanna-be gangster costar "Yummy" or "Lil Yum Yum."
This is a reference to Robert "Yummy" Sandifer, (b.1983-d.1994) aged 11 at the time of his death. Yummy was a member of the Black Disciples, who was convicted of felony armed robbery at 10 years of age. By 11, his gang gave him a pistol and ordered him to shoot up a target. In the process, he shot and killed 14 year old Shavon Dean- an innocent bystander. In the public outrage that followed, Yummy was moved from gang house to gang house to evade the police. After four days, the Black Disciples couldn't stand the intense scrutiny and executed Yummy under an isolated train viaduct. Welcome to Chicago.
poor kid
Wow
Yo Thankyou for sharing that 💯
So wrong.Its about stopping your bad behavior.Abd becoming a christian.Ask God and lord jesus christ to come into your heart and be your personal savior.Its not your to even get evil.Give it to God.
Knew about Yummy(1983-1994) through Pac (1971-1996,Rip) which his death moved him deeply and made him very upset
Love the interactions, the scene between him and miles… hits hard
Denzel has got to be one of the best actors to date. Another was the legendary Japanese Toshiro Mifune.
I love his character. The first 2 are my favorites. My wife never saw The Equalizer...she LOVED it. Then we looked for & found 1 & 2. "Is he making any more,)?" she asked. I replied I hope so.
When Denzel presses his watch - you're dead 😅
Denzel's mannerisms, like pressing his watch, or the multiple scenes in restaurants where he drinks tea so meticulously, or in some instances you see him straightening out his napkin, or moving something into a precise position on the table, tapping his teaspoon so it won't drip, folding his napkin. I just know he is a psychopath on the inside by these mannerisms, so when he talks quietly, or smiles, grins, its horrifying.
Denzel is a great man and a great actor. In all his films he is real, fighting evil.
In a world where so many suffer under those who seem to get away with everything without punishment, heroes like this provide us with some relief. That's the point of these movies. They're not about vengeance. They're about karma, about the dark ones getting what's coming to them. And we get to see it! No one gets away with murder. Sooner or later, in this life or in another one, you reap what you sow. It's inevitable. It's universal law, which is inescapable.
@Eyologist Yes quote from the Bible,
"Be sure your "sins" will find you out"...Numbers 32:23. If not in this life,
in this life or in the next one, you will reap exactly what you sow. It's inevitable...
Sadly reality is much more disappointing, *looking at Henry Kissinger*
Yes to watch in real time injustice get corrected
I love how it’s made VERY clear that when he’s “working,” McCall is no better than the people he destroys. There’s an obvious sadistic, psychopathic streak in him that comes out whenever he’s on the hunt. It’s why he can stare at a person he’s just killed with no emotion in his eyes while watching the light leave theirs. Sometimes even counting down their last seconds or humming a tune.
It’s not the viciousness that makes him the hero. It’s the fact that unlike his targets, he actively tries to rein in his worse nature and be a better man, often going so far as offering those who wrong others a chance to choose a better path themselves before it is too late.
He is a necessary evil who wishes he didn’t have to be. It’s such a simple character executed with immaculate precision.
@@OneBiasedOpinion "it's all about getting "it" on the right side of the fence! Good vs Evil? McCall is one of the "Good Guys" who knows waaay too much about how to quickly dispatch those "evil-doers"..
Outstanding standing you ar mate i like all your films 🎥 ❤❤😂😂🎉🎉
"I don't have a lot of time. Which means you don't have any."
That's the realest shit I've ever heard.
Nice to apply for health issues
Quick fast right " no time wasted. Dam faster than a blink of the eye.
"You don't know what death is!"
Wow, what a line.
Right at 22:25 is where Nikolai realizes who he’s dealing with and right then Robert said that’s all you need to know and left. Denzel in the serious is unreal
I’m start saying “ I’m preparing you” lol 😂 I love Denzel
When you watch the movies in order consecutively you don't really notice how much he ages, having two scenes play back to back, 1 from the 3rd film and then from the first allows you to see the contrast
Denzel got INCREDIBLY real when he said "You have no idea what death is!". I felt that.
Yes. I am happy to say: Yes, Denzel is a great, great actor.
But I am also happy to say: Yes, great scenarist, and great cameraman.
One of America's best actors.
He's such a bad ass good actor
Denzel is one of the greatest actors of all time. So many great movies. I forgot how powerful that scene at 13:30 was. Jezzus
These are some of the best films I've seen
10:45 The look on Mr. Washington's face says," I have to make a believer out of him".
“‘Man’ ain’t spelled G-U-N, son.” What a line.
Denzel is a once in a lifetime artist.
He should be studied on just how great of an actor he is
Mr D. Washington could of had any woman in this entire world.his acting & integrity is 100 %.....
what really bothers me is NOBODY realises that the lines they speak are the script writers words..SO a really good film or series has really good script writers.THEY are the real stars
Agreed but all about the delivery
These movies are fun. Denzel is great.
Denzel Washington wow very very very good actor I love this man his movies are always very good too watch I enjoy every minute of this movie ❤❤❤
How can you not love this man. He is so phenomenal ❤
The man who can control his emotions is the most dangerous of men.
Denzel is one of the greatest actors and humans of my lifetime
I think DW set out to populate a library of this kind of powerful content. It’s a genre that has longevity.
Like Charles Bronson or Clint Eastwood.
One of the GOATs
검은 매력적 피부를 가진 연기의 연금술사 정말 잘합니다❤
When you pray for rain, you got to deal with the mud too
Mr Macol
6:38 in fact Andre, the boss of this crew actually saved everyone's life in this scene. Good thing his crew was loyal to him, otherwise it could've ended very badly for them.
He's hugging your children. Dark as hell.
the look on the fathers face says it all.
When he took the gun from Andrei. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
When denzel speaks you listen.
“Please accept these gifts on behalf of Mr. Pushkin” sends me everytime 😂
Denzel Washington the best actor in the world.
Denzel should set up a camp to train boys/young men in the same way he tested this young kid. He did manage to get him straight.
I didn’t realize I like Denzel, at least more over other actors.. until I noticed that a lot of the movies that I like.. a lot of them are his.
Same with robin williams..also Keanu..and will smith (some of them at least)
I also love Magnificent 7 particularly when he recruits the warrior…