He definitely got into the role in addition to being a great actor. Men who can do that really exist. They're either serial killers, hitmen, or government agents. The fact that someone can kill you isn't terrifying in itself the way that knowing they could do it and act completely normal the next instant is, like flipping a switch.
@@The_Lucent_Archangel Serial killers don't normally flip a switch that's their nature and the charm is manipulation. Psychopaths in particular see their manipulation of people around them as the exact same thing as the serial killing. Harold Shipman in the UK who is thought to have killed at least 250 people, 218 victims have been identified though he was convicted for 15. 203 have been ID'ed post trial. His total estimated number is 250 but there is a possibility he murdered more, maybe 400+. He used to get off on the shock and despair off the families of his elderly victims who were also his patients, he had a habit of when he broke the news granny was dead he would say something outrageous to doubly upset the family. He also robbed his patients blind and that was how he was caught, he forged a will which was challenged.
The way Denzel delivered the threats is just pure gold as well as scary AF. Calm, repressed anger in a stoic manner and casual, a quiet wolf among barking dogs.
Wow right. I hadnt thought about that. i was too stuck on how genius of a get away that was for him. Because the only thing stopping them from murdering him was the witnesses.
I like to think my wife would read him better than this lady and know something was up with him and I and not just give the man who would be my murderer a convenient ride just because he smiles. (I would have broke and said no baby we'll give him a lift). So stupid. And why are the man's children jumping on him? They just met. His family was wack. The man handled that so poorly. They had him right there just wait til they leave, flash your gun get him in the car and pow. This was stupid.
well they already tried to kill him once and he has a bounty on his head. the fact he stood there and told them they would die at his hands was amazing knowing the family was there kept him safe!
@@supposedly1-2 The only reason why Dave and his "associates" survived that encounter with Robert was Dave's wife and two little daughters being present. Otherwise he would have wiped them out and been on his way before they had even realized what had hit them.
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Brilliant. He's going off with the leader's wife and kids, and yet he's delivering a deadly message: I WILL COME FOR YOU AND KILL YOU. Element of surprise GONE. And they know what they're up against. He's The Equalizer, and when he Equalizes you oh yeah you stay Equalized for eternity. Sorry about that, fellas!
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Most movie goers watch a film and either like or not like the movie. But I defy anyone not to appreciate the level of acting intensity in this scene. Both Pedro & Denzil giving fantastic performances. 👍👍👍
@@jpfox4329 yeah, that scene is actually stupid. No way you let someone as dangerous as him go with your family. Specially having all the fire power right there. Who cares who watches if you can clean it plotless. It was either him or Denzel’s character and he chose widow his wife and orphans his daughters.
One thing I really noticed in both parts of these great movies, was the way Denzel could deliver the killer lines......His eye contact alone would put me in hospital!
One thing I love about this movie is the foreshadowing through the weather. In the beginning of the movie we see the news and how a storm announcement was made. The more we follow the story the closer the actual storm gets. As we reach this scene, the storm takes physical form and eventually starts throw leafs around. For the story it meant that the real killers got uncovered and this is the last moment before the storm (the war between Denzels character and his old squad) will break loose and consume everything and everyone near it. I come back every couple of months just for this scene alone because I think the symbolism was so perfectly executed.
I like how when Pedro’s character gives him the speech about how vets like him and his team have no future after the service, Denzel is completely unfazed. He doesn’t care what they do, he realizes the harsh truth of it, the only thing he cared about is that who they killed turned out to be a friend
Lowkey the other guy is also spitting some facts, good and evil is a made up concept its all just choices. Not saying what he did was right or justified but neither is Denzel's killings, what gives him the right to play God, as much as anyone else. Even if his morale's falls in line with our beliefs, does that make it right? Idk its an interesting perspective. At least he has a code of honour he follows. Its only when it affects people close to him or people he see's as vulnerable that its an issue.
@@yeahyeah4433 it is indeed quite an interesting monologue, and as I said, at that moment it seemed like McCall didn’t care about the sole fact of Susan’s assassination, more so the fact that it was his friend they killed. Honestly, I went into watching these movies as some mindless Hollywood action, but they got depth
I did enjoy that too. He knows this isn't a perfect world, he literally says it. These men fought with him in defense of their country... now they are just hired guns, which I imagine Denzel's character finds despicable... and yet the only sin he will kill them for is simple. "You killed my friend." Period.
@@yeahyeah4433 It's not an interesting perspective, it was him trying to justify all of the wrong shit he knew he was doing. But Denzel's character isn't trying to play god, he's not there because they're killing people, he's there because they killed his friend. That's it. His entire monologue about Good and Evil was him trying to justify what he did, to try and get out of the snake trap that he jumped right into by appealing to Denzels characters history hoping he'd see what he believed was reality. But the reality was that Denzel doesn't care much that they assassinated anyone, he cares that it was Susan, so now he's getting revenge.
@@AinokeatoProductions actually, while Dave is *absolutely* trying to absolve himself of guilt, he is simultaneously *completely* correct. It's one of the best things about the movie. Committing evil deeds isn't less evil if you drape the narrative in Stars and Stripes. That's a fiction people tell themselves. The blood and bodies are still there. And neither is Dave wrong to feel betrayed by his country for being hung out to dry after he dedicated his life to them. And there is a certain amount of hypocrisy on the part of Susan, who was the beneficiary of the work of Dave, and kept her cushy life and government pay check but let Dave hang after she used him. They are all evil people and none of them deserve to die less than the others. McCall does display a certain hypocrisy in assuming a righteous stance.
When he effortlessly turned something innocently happening behind him to his advantage, I thought to myself, "This guy is devastatingly cool, calm and genius." They all knew that Robert was far more skilled than they. They also knew that his smooth escape meant that their odds of survival plummeted at that point. His taunting smile, as he picked up the little one was GOLD. Great scene. Denzel is the best. 👏🏽
I'm kinda uncomfortable with parts of this scene. First of all, what became of Robert's SUV that he was in watching Dave take the trash cans to the curb? Secondly, I kinda thought it was odd that the remaining members of the "team" showed up at Dave's house. For their line of work, carpooling doesn't seem feasible. I'm also disturbed that Robert, knowingly, is going to kill the daddy of those little girls after playing "high five" with them.
@@johnp388 That wasn't Robert's SUV, that was the 3 guys Dave works with in that SUV. They were already outside watching Dave's house. McCall snuck past them and was at the back door.
@@johnp388 Oh Johnny my boy. Watch it again. Easy mistake to make though. That wasn’t McCall in the car watching, it was Kovac, Resnick & Ari waiting for Dave.
Damn. Ice cold, stating your intent to kill a man and then hopping in the car with the dudes family. Ultimate "what are you gonna do about it?" moment.
"....most of the time it goes unpunished. This ain't one of those times..." Damn. The phrasing was so subtle that you'd miss it if you weren't paying attention. Denzel=GOAT
Bro they’re ruthless murderers who kill their own teammates for money. Pedro looks and played that part super well. Like I actually got vexed when killed Susan.
I think he could've done better here 6:44 - 6:51 I rly thought this is kinda weak especially considering hes great before this n after this. I feel like he made the character too vulnerable. Great movie always has great villain. Weak villain is just popcorn movie imo.
@@paddy801 it’s not that it was weak, it shows you how the villain is making excuses for his actions. He talks about how after military service they brush off “ medical/job offers to vets/ retirees but yet if you look at his Home, he’s living in complete comfort. So why did he kill Susan?? Lol
Must be my time in the army and reading articles about cops dealing with criminal scum. I laughed at the finger guns because I knew the thugs would have that creeping sensation where you get a tingle in the lower spine and your bung hole gets so tight you couldn't shove a pencil in there.
@DonFelixGallardo continuity matters and it shows that Pedro's character kept up his appearances on point. Deception like chocolate appears to be sweet, warm, charming to the tastebuds. But when you peel back that wrapping, it's still bad for you. Not sure if Fuqua intended that as a metaphor (the chocolate was mentioned 3-4 times as subtext), but that was Pescal's Dave character to a T.
@@DonFelixGallardoit’s not cheesy though. That line makes sense if you paid any attention to the movie. To her they were two very close friends. She told him he better get chocolate right before she was attacked. Her bringing it back up was just a tender lighthearted joke to probably try to make light of the situation because she thought he was there to help her.
Pedro is such an incredibly gifted and skilled actor at the top of their Game, trade, Art. Oscar quality there. Not just for action film, but the layers of sophisticated subtlety he is capable to deliver and convey so movingly, to incarnate a beyond morally fallen guy in that mano-a-mano with someone as above good as Denzel... both sitting over that dining table, no more sleigh of hand tricks or smoke and mirrors, but truth skinned off any more pretenses left but dialogue bared raw, eye to eye, is of the best I have seen in a 100 films or more in the last decade.
Denzels delivery of his dialogues to avenge his friends death as a cold blooded assassin... Is the hallmark of a legend in acting.... His confidence in killing the enemy even struck fear in me.....and I'm just an audience
i like how dave looks around for a way to to kill him in silence, using whats on the desk perhaps a tactical pen, or heavy object, by then robert has got there first at the desk, dave looks at the glass cups as final choice to kill him but clearly understands that robert is aware of his hands and movement at all times and most critical, roberts understanding of his next move.
Are you talking about the same scene? There was no desk involved in this scene, they were in Dave's kitchen then out front of his house. The only thing exchanged was the phone found on the now dead guy.
Imagine watching the man that’s supposed to kill you get in a car with your wife and kids shooting the double finger guns at you! It’s a different level of disrespect 😂
It's also such a genius way to extract himself from the situation without letting the guys attack him where they have the advantage. Dave won't attack the car with his wife and kids inside it. And notice how he doesn't turn his back until he picks up Dave's daughter? Because once he is holding her, they can't shoot at Robert. It shows planning, forethought, and just insane ruthlessness. I just LOVE such clever writing, and I will now have to watch this movie asap having never seen any of the Equalizer movies.
But that refers to the aura of safe that the husband has created so his family has no idea he is a ruthless killer. She believes any friend of my dear husband has to be a good person.
@@richardommundsen2417 I'm sure they wouldn't of shot him even if he went to their car showing his back because the kids and the family would witness it. Maybe if the family weren't there at all then they would shoot him if he turned his back
Just imagine the sphincter-clenching that must have happened in that one moment, fully knowing who Robert is and what he is capable of, and seeing him show up on your home with your family while knowing you did him dirty.
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First Mac went to Dave's home, disarm Dave's Family with his humility and friendly demeanor, expose Dave being corrupt, met his now corrupt elite unit outside while continues to charm Dave's Family and sealed their fate by saying " See you at work." That's brutal and prophetic.
@@kleetus92 Pretty sure their were other people outside, and even if their hadn't been, who executes a dude in the middle of a suburban neighborhood in broad daylight? These guys are supposed to be smart!
Seeing him have the last few moments with his family is very good touch. From the start of the conversation you know he didnt come with good intentions and once the reveal happened it was glorious
Let’s not forget the extremely fine actors playing this scene with Denzel. The guy who plays Dave is wonderful. I felt sorry for him and contempt at the same time. The scene between the two of them in the kitchen is golden, and it’s because of them both.
This scene was well put together. The way the beginning almost makes you feel like Pedro Pascal was the one being targeted while his entire family is around, but then it ends up being him the villain the whole time.
what's especially great about this scene is that Dave isn't entirely wrong. is he the bad guy? of course, but when he says "Who said they were the enemy? Not us, not me." it's meaningful. that's the life that Denzel's character was trying to get away from. now they just happen to be on opposite sides of the same coin.
Every criminal justifies his acts like that only that doesn't make him right, if u asked Osama bin Laden he will also say the same thing that because if u.s atrocities he did that, what do u say about that 😄😁😄
Sadly what you've said is absolutely true. This was highlighted in a Jackson Browne song. Lives in the balance. The "people" deciding who our enemies are do so based on THEIR business interest. Note, tRUMP "muslim" ban did not include the HOME COUNTRY of the 911 hijackers. CASE IN POINT
That also really struck me. I was in Recon in The Corps for 12 years and had been thru all the spec ops national training that the U.S. Military had to offer (including but not limited to explosives/demolition school, Scout sniper school, Combat Diver School, Jump School, Ranger School, HILO parachute certification, HIHO parachute certification, Spec Ops Driver's School and Clandestine Feild Ops signal processing training). I was recruited by the CIA near the end of my last enlistment contract and offered a six figure contract where to use their words, I would be an off the books asset. I talked to a couple Force Recon Marines that I knew who had contact with former Force Recon Marines that had taken similar jobs and what they did was pretty much mirrored in this movie. They got names on a piece of paper with an associated intel package and everything else was done independently. Real James Bond stuff. i found it very intriguing but after a decade of humping in the field in The Corps I was really ready for an Engineering career (My Dad was an Aerospace Engineer out at The Cape and I had scored a perfect 800 on the math portion of my SAT's and had been accepted at Georgia Tech before I decided to join The Corps), so I declined and was off to Engineering College as a civilain.
There were no implications that he would kill his family and being the kind of man he is that would never happen.I"d rather say he used them to get out of a tight spot
I think the purpose of this last scene with Denzel and Daves family is supposed to show the audience that Dave DOES in fact know right from wrong, he does have a conscience. Earlier in the kitchen Dave said there was no longer enemies just unfortunates (victims), there was no virtue, no sin, no right and wrong - which he knows is false based on his own opinions of being treated unfairly by the military (a form of victimization) and also suggesting he doesn't deserve to die for his sins (even though he kills people because of their sins). So just after Robert tells the men he is going to kill each of them, Daves daughter runs into Roberts arms and Robert drives off with Daves family. Robert is messing with Daves emotions by doing this because Robert knows Dave is self centered and only cares about how he feels, so this probably enraged Dave. Dave feels like crap because he knows it isn't right that Robert is about to unload the clip on all of them but is chillin with Daves family! Thats the point. Dave is a narcissist just like the other men. Their way of thinking makes absolutely no sense. They have no integrity or moral compass for the type of career their in where they represent "God and Country", as Dave said in the kitchen. They are psychotic and this movie showcases the mentality of many people in these types of organizations. Just my opinion!
The faces they are left with are as if they haven't seen just a ghost, or a silent and dangerous big White shark passing you its first lick, but seeing the Grim Reaper himself truly coming to collect your everything. Dumbstruck and paralyzed frozen on their heels, and they're experienced killers too, knowing their Trade. They have been there by him and seen many times what he can do. Now they realize they are Targets for the first time in their soon short lives.
The best, most efficient killer these men have ever known, possibly their own mentor, just told them he's going to kill them all. Luckily, they all wore their dark pants.
This is exactly why The Equalizer films aren't that good, the protagonist is basically infallible. These movies were much better in the early 2000s when they called Man On Fire.
@@dmacrolens Thank You and you're welcome. But seriously this clip is what's actually been going on for years now in real life with American Military. So many have gone private and so many more are following. More like private assassins is what they are. And they are about to be unleashed on the American public this year. I never trusted any of them why. Because they can be bought and work for money. Me I'm more like Denzel I do what I do for free just because it's the right thing to do. And now you know.
Amazing scene. I love how McCall can push the pause button here on all the pain and rage he has towards his friends killers as he stands face to face with them. Tons of self control and focus. Full of confidence that they will, soon, be no more. He is savoring the anticipation when he can release his unbridled wrath because he knows he only gets to do it once. Washington has such an incredible presence here. My favorite actor by far.
You also saw Dave keep asking him if he'd okay, for no apparent reason, he sent the hit on Robert and is expecting him to be shaken about it... But he isn't, he's ice cold.
What I love the most about this scene. Is how Very worried the crew is, after McCall walks away.. even in his Senior years, they are all very much afraid of him!!!
" The mistake you made was that you killed my friend so I'm going to kill each and every one of you and the only disappointment in it for me is that I only get to do it once" Is my favourite quote in this movie
These guys were black ops tier 1 operators and he was their team leader and I love how they smile when he says he’s going to kill them one by one like if that isn’t your team leader
@@sphinxrising1129 Except unless you need a scene where he tells them all that he knows and that he's going to do them all. Movies being, you know, movies and all.
@@sphinxrising1129 their usual car pool -- something they've always done in, or out of the military. Their routine morning pick up -- interrupted. And they thought their old Team Leader was dead. LOL.
8:48 If you listen carefully, and watch the little girl's movements, she is not sure when the script says to run to Denzel Washington, so the mom actor whispers to her to go at 8:51 lol
Everything is great about this scene. McCalls interaction with the kids, the mom and also the people whose day of reckoning has come. I especially like how Dave tries to apologize for what is about to happen. The the table is turned as soon as Robert starts talking. "I only get to do it once" to "I'll see you at work(when you come for me or I come for you) with a child in his arms" just puts a chill in the air. Going to watch this again now.
this movie is the only movie sequel that denzel has ever done. speaks volumes how much he cares about this franchise and it shows. hes already a top shelf actor, but hes absolutely masterful here.
They all looked like they know the only chance to kill him was in front of them but it slipped away. They knew they had a high chance of not getting back from work
they probably should have killed him anyway in front of the wife and kids (ie the wife and kids being traumatized is not worth mcCall killing all of them)
That is 100% percent wrong ! They NEVER had a chance to kill him there. Mac was there to confirm that they murdered his Friend Susan. After confirming that he told him that it was a sin that he couldn't forgive. The awesome part of this scene is that Mac is the Best one out of all of them. A master Killer amongst killers and they know that he is as dangerous as poison because they worked with him for years on the same team. He says I see You at work meaning he will handle it with them. Totally professional and to the point. Amateurs would attack him there in front of the family house with all to see, they are all professionals and they didnt nothing. Thats how the scene went and it was very well acted.
@@nbr1999 if dave alone could go toe to toe with him, you thing the three others including the big guy covak would tip the scales in his favor? hence all at once.
@@pethrosuriahson6156 Mac was their team leader. If You have seen the other Equiliizer movies You would know that Mac works. better when he is outnumbered and he does beat them all at the end of this movie in the Town by the water.
What was more chilling for me was the rustling of the leaves on the street 😂...like how he was going to sweep these guys away... unintended or not, brilliant.
@@christemple8841 This is awesome news! Is there a link to an article confirming this ? I also watch the Equalizer with Queen Latifah on TV, pretty good. Would be awesome if Denzel made an appearance.
You can tell that they were on his skill level by how carefully he moved around them...he walked backwards until he got the kid, basically never giving his back to them..he then chose his old house during the storm, so he'd have the advantage of perfectly knowing the location, and having their vision and hearing impaired by the storm..all to show that not even he could've taken them on in a normal situation.
He's not Jason Borne that's for sure, who can take out 5 assassins at once. Though his caution was just, they wouldn't have tried to kill him in front of the family, especially since they were ordered to be at ease.
@@Zephal42 yeah, I'm just saying that his body language and behaviour is completely different from when he was in the russian restaurant, for example..he was in a room with 8 guys but had no problem turning his back to them or letting them reach for weapons, and he fought them there, without preparation or any sort of advantages, because he was confident that his skills were much much more than anything those guys could've done to him...with the guys in his video though, who were his old team, he acts and moves much more carefully...and for one like him to be careful around them, you know they have to be very dangerous.
If you haven't seen this film yet, please watch. The climax was worth it. That is some brilliant screenplay and the environmental backdrop it has, made me go ooh man... Very good CGI work too to make it look very convincing.
Denzel Washington was attacked previously before this and he takes the phone from that killer. He tells to blue shirt guy that who ever trying to get them killed(their common friend was killed in Brussels and there was an attempt on him) called to that phone which Denzel brought and gave to the blue shirt guy. When Denzel calls to the number in that phone, it goes to our blue shirt guy. So our blue shirt guy is the one who wanted Denzel killed because our blue shirt guy killed their common friend and given the set of skills Denzel has in this movie, he feared Denzel will find out.
“See help & company.” I swear only Denzel could pull off such a stunt; using someone’s wife as a way to escape. It’s clear to see he basically charmed his wife, broke the ice with her, made her feel special and that’s why he knew he had the perfect getaway plan. This is why I love movies because shit like this would only happen in a movie. 🤣🤣😂😂😂😅
I don’t know why but Equalizer has to be one of the best movie I ever saw in my entire life of all good movies. This guy is such an incredible actor and the moment I saw a clip of Equalizer part 1 on UA-cam I was immediately hooked. This guy is such an amazing actor I just never thought something would be this good until I saw it with my own eyes. Incredible simply incredible that words just can’t describe.
Its the high five to the little girl in the kitchen with a smile for me! Knowing he was there to confront and eventually kill her shady father. Pure genius!
I love how Dave realizes he has lost ALL tactical advantage over McCall at the moment that phone rang. It probably all clicked at that moment. The fact he came to the back door to avoid those watching the house. His seating position… it all becomes very threatening once that phone rang.
Such a great actor AND human being. The fact that he is so open about his faith in God is just incredible. He's def not "hollywood" in the sense of the word. God Bless him!
He was saying I pretty much created you and I will end you. This is a scary moment and you know for all their bluster they were feeling raw fear. One of his best :)
Denzel is the hero of the movie but anyone that has served or has loved anyone that has served and gone to war (not just sat on their ass on a base or a ship hundreds of miles away) knows that Pedro Pascal's character has an extremely good point during his speech justifying why he turned. Powerful stuff all around.
@@stephenwebster9875 still not the point though, even as killers it shows that Denzel was the only true asset for them(government). It wasn't anyone fault or the reason for them to what they are now as Denzel's character says, he doesn't care, what he does care about is that again they killed his friend. It's simple, no philosophical bullsht. You killed my friend, I kill you...to someone he saw as friends and family. I mean they're hired killers who are near getting caught, I can see their fears but I'm sure there were other ways to go about it If they really wanted to.
I was just commenting about that.. I was in the Marines was deployed 3 times, and I did not ReEnlist mostly cause I came to realization of Pedro was saying
@@stephenwebster9875 I mean, he has his own life to live just like his men. Faking his death was the only way he could get away from it all. Pedro's character still chose to kill his friend, which he didn't have to do. His whole reason for why he turned was just an excuse and Robert looked right through his azz.
We all do, but if you put your trust in Jesus, and if you repent of your sins he'll save you and your punishment will go on him, and his righteousness will be given to you in Gods eyes!
The look in the squad faces after McCall says "see you at work" is priceless: They know who Robert is and what he's capable of, and if he swears he's going to kill you, sure thing he will. They knew their lives were about to end soon.
“The mistake you made was you killed my friend” I really appreciate that because I’m sure that’s how a lot of us would react. I don’t do stupid shit in my life, but if someone harmed someone that meant that much to me…now we gotta go.
@@TyFhoonBoom like he said, it's a stupid thing to do morally and realistically. I doubt our friend here has the skill set to actually pull it off😂 but if it's someone we care about like family(Denzel's charsct sees his friends as one) even I would probably do something stupid, nothing cool or like that but losing someone so important causes even the best of us to be irrational
Honestly, boo-hoo for Denzil, this was the dumbest plot ever... He was literally a ruthless mercenary just like them, but awe muffin they killed his friend and they all deserve to die now? Wow, at least he pretends like he thinks he deserves to die as well, yet he doesn't just jump off a bridge.
My favorite part other than the finger guns and the speech is the way Denzel sells the sheer hate behind the bright smile after the 'help and company' bit
@@cjmadridtv4289 Ahh yeah well when they start shooting at you they’re just warning you huh? When they invade your homes snd rape your wife they’re just your friends right? When they deploy a bomb heading straight for your city they’re just sending a kind note huh?
Denzel Washington is truly a master at his craft. Both of the actors were great in this clip and the icing on the cake at the end when he says see you at work knowing he's gonna kill them.❤
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Love how seamlessly he can switch between threatening to kill everyone to the friendly buddy from work.
He definitely got into the role in addition to being a great actor. Men who can do that really exist. They're either serial killers, hitmen, or government agents. The fact that someone can kill you isn't terrifying in itself the way that knowing they could do it and act completely normal the next instant is, like flipping a switch.
@@The_Lucent_Archangel
Serial killers don't normally flip a switch that's their nature and the charm is manipulation. Psychopaths in particular see their manipulation of people around them as the exact same thing as the serial killing. Harold Shipman in the UK who is thought to have killed at least 250 people, 218 victims have been identified though he was convicted for 15. 203 have been ID'ed post trial. His total estimated number is 250 but there is a possibility he murdered more, maybe 400+. He used to get off on the shock and despair off the families of his elderly victims who were also his patients, he had a habit of when he broke the news granny was dead he would say something outrageous to doubly upset the family. He also robbed his patients blind and that was how he was caught, he forged a will which was challenged.
Agree. Pokonamah scene the best
Every law enforcement officer
Love that too
Denzel's acting is on the next level. I love how he is in control always
De niro and Denzel are Goat as actors
@@alnerisoldier8081 He's good in what he does, but he's no Bruno Ganz or Anthony Hopkins.
ofcrs his in control . his always main cara.
Always, every time! That's pure genius
I love the humility when he first meets the family in the kitchen
“The only disappointment for me is I only get to do it once”
Such a badass line
shut up ok ?
Facts
Kind of reminds me of a line from the punisher game were the punisher kills a mob capo and says it a shame I can only kill you once.
Yup. All that stored-up anger and there's only one person to vent it out with... It's like being very hungry but get only one small serving
@@Sonic8577El de PS2?
The way Denzel delivered the threats is just pure gold as well as scary AF. Calm, repressed anger in a stoic manner and casual, a quiet wolf among barking dogs.
Yea... It was at this point Denzel became the villain... Scary moment🤣
@@60weHoodsta LOL
@@60weHoodsta A real professional is not going to give you a warning. He will gun you down in the driveway and walk away like it never happened.
@@JohnDoe69986 Its a real movie. Wtf are you talking about🤣
@@JohnDoe69986 No one is safe from us pro's.
Seeing him leave with your whole family, and realizing the only thing keeping them alive is his belief in the code that you threw away
Damn!!!
waohhh
@@con755 Hahahahahahahahh ohhhh hit under the belt !
Or more like a hit under his mommas belt.
Wow right. I hadnt thought about that. i was too stuck on how genius of a get away that was for him. Because the only thing stopping them from murdering him was the witnesses.
I like to think my wife would read him better than this lady and know something was up with him and I and not just give the man who would be my murderer a convenient ride just because he smiles. (I would have broke and said no baby we'll give him a lift). So stupid. And why are the man's children jumping on him? They just met. His family was wack. The man handled that so poorly. They had him right there just wait til they leave, flash your gun get him in the car and pow. This was stupid.
The way he just rolled into his house unannounced so easily shows his dominance, the way he rolls out is the same; brilliant story writing
well they already tried to kill him once and he has a bounty on his head. the fact he stood there and told them they would die at his hands was amazing knowing the family was there kept him safe!
@@supposedly1-2 The only reason why Dave and his "associates" survived that encounter with Robert was Dave's wife and two little daughters being present. Otherwise he would have wiped them out and been on his way before they had even realized what had hit them.
That is a western movie tradition.
Guys, Here is our Savior
YaH The Heavenly FATHER HIMSELF was Who they Crucified/Pierced for our sins and “HERE IS THE PROOF”
From the Ancient Egyptian Semitic:
"Yad He Vav He" is what Moshe (Moses) wrote, when Moses asked YaH His Name (Exodus 3)
Ancient Egyptian Semitic Direct Translation
Yad - "Behold The Hand"
He - "Behold the Breath"
Vav - "Behold The NAIL"
Je dirais son assurance...
That final “see ya at work” sent a chill down my spine. What a movie.
Yeah and then at 9:10, the guy with the beard is like "Oh fuuuuu......" 😂
Brilliant. He's going off with the leader's wife and kids, and yet he's delivering a deadly message: I WILL COME FOR YOU AND KILL YOU. Element of surprise GONE. And they know what they're up against. He's The Equalizer, and when he Equalizes you oh yeah you stay Equalized for eternity. Sorry about that, fellas!
AKA it's on site
@@JC130676 their faces were like "we are so fucked"
Whoa, that tone dropped.
Denzel is such an incredible actor. You 100% believe every character he plays
Really? He's pretty obese for this part.
@@ArbiterDan do you know what obese means?
@@karl_edem BMI over 30, yeah.
@@ArbiterDan So you’re just wilfully misusing words? Nice👌🏿
Idk... I stopped trusting him after all he did to Jake in training day by the end of the movie. I didn't believe a word he said
The fact that he doesn’t turn away from them UNTIL the daughter is in his arms is genius.
Leaving a impression in a unforgettable way
@@kingartison wrong. They won’t dare try to kill him once the daughter is in his hands
@Joe Average ???? Tf lmao
@Joe Average you dont either. Shut up.
Shut uppp troll
This man does Shakespearean level monologues every movie and it’s effortless . What a GOAT
You cant say what a goat, it translates to What a greatest of all time, incorrect english.
@Jonathan Rodriguez 💯% agree
@@glennhagstedt I’m complimenting a great actor and this damn language arts teacher gotta come correct my improper English as if I’m stupid , go back to Twitter 🤣🤣🤣
@@jonathanrodriguez1098 "a goat" translates to one of the greatest of all time. Even when one says "the goat" it translates the same way ...its slang from the hip hop world so you were on point in your usage 💯👊🏾
He did Shakespearean work before movies, he and his wife.
No other actor could of pulled off this scene like Denzel. His way of being sarcastic,funny yet deadly all in 1 is truly incredible
Richard Burton avait cet air cool...gentil mais extrêmement brute au cinéma....
Most movie goers watch a film and either like or not like the movie. But I defy anyone not to appreciate the level of acting intensity in this scene. Both Pedro & Denzil giving fantastic performances. 👍👍👍
Denzel *
first half of the movie was good 2nd half was nonsense
Your over thinking it mate,were is the intensity,you are seeing things,it was an average seen in a average film
@@jpfox4329 yeah, that scene is actually stupid. No way you let someone as dangerous as him go with your family. Specially having all the fire power right there. Who cares who watches if you can clean it plotless. It was either him or Denzel’s character and he chose widow his wife and orphans his daughters.
Oh please. It's not that hard
One thing I really noticed in both parts of these great movies, was the way Denzel could deliver the killer lines......His eye contact alone would put me in hospital!
If looks could kill, his eyes would be tactical nukes
Well... The spell of imagination dissolves as soon as you confront it.
🤣🤣🤣 That is one honest statement man!! Good one!!🤣🤣🤣!!
😂🤣😂😅🤣😂 hilarious 😂
😄
"See you at work." What a lovely covert way of telling those gents that next time he see's them, its killing time, lol
Love that it’s a saying of Denzel’s as well💯
His blocking and hand gestures are perfect.
He never turns his back on them and gives them the machine gun fingers.
Elegant manners.
Purely poetic
Denzel needs to trademark “see you at work” nobody says it better than him
One thing I love about this movie is the foreshadowing through the weather. In the beginning of the movie we see the news and how a storm announcement was made. The more we follow the story the closer the actual storm gets. As we reach this scene, the storm takes physical form and eventually starts throw leafs around. For the story it meant that the real killers got uncovered and this is the last moment before the storm (the war between Denzels character and his old squad) will break loose and consume everything and everyone near it.
I come back every couple of months just for this scene alone because I think the symbolism was so perfectly executed.
I also have rewatched it MANY times 😃 Love it 💯
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You're very insightful and in-depth.
I'm so glad you saw the symbolism!
Because of you I gotta rewatch it prolly not once 😎🇺🇸✌🏽
"See? Help AND company!" followed by a smirk.
Absolutely savage moment yet so subtle. Denzel just knows how to nail it.
The coldest moment was when he picked his kid up smiling. That was cold as ice.
That was gangsta as fuck on denzel part
he said help and company because his family was going to help him use them as hostage lol
Then after the smirk a killer face in a flash. That was cold
Help "M" company.
Their unit.
I like how when Pedro’s character gives him the speech about how vets like him and his team have no future after the service, Denzel is completely unfazed. He doesn’t care what they do, he realizes the harsh truth of it, the only thing he cared about is that who they killed turned out to be a friend
Lowkey the other guy is also spitting some facts, good and evil is a made up concept its all just choices. Not saying what he did was right or justified but neither is Denzel's killings, what gives him the right to play God, as much as anyone else. Even if his morale's falls in line with our beliefs, does that make it right? Idk its an interesting perspective. At least he has a code of honour he follows. Its only when it affects people close to him or people he see's as vulnerable that its an issue.
@@yeahyeah4433 it is indeed quite an interesting monologue, and as I said, at that moment it seemed like McCall didn’t care about the sole fact of Susan’s assassination, more so the fact that it was his friend they killed. Honestly, I went into watching these movies as some mindless Hollywood action, but they got depth
I did enjoy that too. He knows this isn't a perfect world, he literally says it. These men fought with him in defense of their country... now they are just hired guns, which I imagine Denzel's character finds despicable... and yet the only sin he will kill them for is simple. "You killed my friend." Period.
@@yeahyeah4433 It's not an interesting perspective, it was him trying to justify all of the wrong shit he knew he was doing. But Denzel's character isn't trying to play god, he's not there because they're killing people, he's there because they killed his friend. That's it. His entire monologue about Good and Evil was him trying to justify what he did, to try and get out of the snake trap that he jumped right into by appealing to Denzels characters history hoping he'd see what he believed was reality.
But the reality was that Denzel doesn't care much that they assassinated anyone, he cares that it was Susan, so now he's getting revenge.
@@AinokeatoProductions actually, while Dave is *absolutely* trying to absolve himself of guilt, he is simultaneously *completely* correct. It's one of the best things about the movie.
Committing evil deeds isn't less evil if you drape the narrative in Stars and Stripes. That's a fiction people tell themselves. The blood and bodies are still there. And neither is Dave wrong to feel betrayed by his country for being hung out to dry after he dedicated his life to them.
And there is a certain amount of hypocrisy on the part of Susan, who was the beneficiary of the work of Dave, and kept her cushy life and government pay check but let Dave hang after she used him.
They are all evil people and none of them deserve to die less than the others. McCall does display a certain hypocrisy in assuming a righteous stance.
When he effortlessly turned something innocently happening behind him to his advantage, I thought to myself, "This guy is devastatingly cool, calm and genius." They all knew that Robert was far more skilled than they. They also knew that his smooth escape meant that their odds of survival plummeted at that point. His taunting smile, as he picked up the little one was GOLD. Great scene. Denzel is the best. 👏🏽
AMEN
I'm kinda uncomfortable with parts of this scene. First of all, what became of Robert's SUV that he was in watching Dave take the trash cans to the curb? Secondly, I kinda thought it was odd that the remaining members of the "team" showed up at Dave's house. For their line of work, carpooling doesn't seem feasible.
I'm also disturbed that Robert, knowingly, is going to kill the daddy of those little girls after playing "high five" with them.
He probably knew their routine down to a T. So when the wife leaves the house everyday with the kids...
@@johnp388 That wasn't Robert's SUV, that was the 3 guys Dave works with in that SUV. They were already outside watching Dave's house. McCall snuck past them and was at the back door.
@@johnp388 Oh Johnny my boy. Watch it again. Easy mistake to make though. That wasn’t McCall in the car watching, it was Kovac, Resnick & Ari waiting for Dave.
8:54 Denzel giving the finger guns to each individual guy with a big, friendly smile on his face.
"See ya at work!"
Love how he toys with them!
😆😆😆
"Come on!" *proceeds to get Dave's daughter
It's Robert's way of "Come and get me, but nuh uh y'all fucked"
Checkout the stare he gives to the bad guys after he said help and company!! Priceless
Damn. Ice cold, stating your intent to kill a man and then hopping in the car with the dudes family. Ultimate "what are you gonna do about it?" moment.
You just know films are great when you can watch the scenes over and over again.
You said it!
"....most of the time it goes unpunished. This ain't one of those times..."
Damn. The phrasing was so subtle that you'd miss it if you weren't paying attention.
Denzel=GOAT
This is why I don't watch movies on planes.
Man Pedro is just amazing!
We all know Denzel is one of the best actors to ever hit the big screen but Pedro is also amazing.
He was very impressive in Narcos. Pedro and Boyd were a great duo. 👌
Bro they’re ruthless murderers who kill their own teammates for money. Pedro looks and played that part super well. Like
I actually got vexed when killed Susan.
This is the way!
I think he could've done better here 6:44 - 6:51 I rly thought this is kinda weak especially considering hes great before this n after this. I feel like he made the character too vulnerable. Great movie always has great villain. Weak villain is just popcorn movie imo.
@@paddy801 it’s not that it was weak, it shows you how the villain is making excuses for his actions. He talks about how after military service they brush off “ medical/job offers to vets/ retirees but yet if you look at his
Home, he’s living in complete comfort. So why did he kill Susan?? Lol
Densel Washington is great actor in Hollywood today he's on top of his best performances absolutely great
He's the only actor that I'd love to meet
Don't you ever disrespect his name like that again!
@@twraoylnledyou8511 brotha man forgot the Z in the name huh?!? Hahaha
@@Redwill85 he didn't forget it he literally thought it was an "s" that son of a bitch
number 1 ever
The way he finger guns them down as he walks away sends chills down my spine
That was my favorite part 🤣. Pew pew!
Must be my time in the army and reading articles about cops dealing with criminal scum.
I laughed at the finger guns because I knew the thugs would have that creeping sensation where you get a tingle in the lower spine and your bung hole gets so tight you couldn't shove a pencil in there.
Because you know the end? In real world this would've been very foolish.
They knew that mr. McCall is the master and they are his pupils. 7:53 When he pronounce their death sentence. I never get tired of watching it
Really…. it cracks me up
Pedro's face and demeanor change when that phone rings is just legendary🤯
When she say “ Did you get the chocolate” breaks my hearts. She was a genuine friend to him
Seemed bit cheesy tbh
@DonFelixGallardo continuity matters and it shows that Pedro's character kept up his appearances on point.
Deception like chocolate appears to be sweet, warm, charming to the tastebuds. But when you peel back that wrapping, it's still bad for you. Not sure if Fuqua intended that as a metaphor (the chocolate was mentioned 3-4 times as subtext), but that was Pescal's Dave character to a T.
@@murk4552 nah E2 was defo not that deep, was kinda disappointed actually
@@DonFelixGallardoit’s not cheesy though. That line makes sense if you paid any attention to the movie. To her they were two very close friends. She told him he better get chocolate right before she was attacked. Her bringing it back up was just a tender lighthearted joke to probably try to make light of the situation because she thought he was there to help her.
The way he kept eye contact when back up, then picks up is daughter. Badass!
Denzel Washington... honestly one of the best actors alive right now
Pedro is such an incredibly gifted and skilled actor at the top of their Game, trade, Art. Oscar quality there. Not just for action film, but the layers of sophisticated subtlety he is capable to deliver and convey so movingly, to incarnate a beyond morally fallen guy in that mano-a-mano with someone as above good as Denzel... both sitting over that dining table, no more sleigh of hand tricks or smoke and mirrors, but truth skinned off any more pretenses left but dialogue bared raw, eye to eye, is of the best I have seen in a 100 films or more in the last decade.
very very well put and agree completely, thanks for putting it in words so well
jus say the films good edgar allan poe
@@nonem2749 💀
@@nonem2749 damn let people express themselves Phonsie
What about one of my favorite actors…Denzel??? He most definitely is an amazing actor and worthy of many accolades!!!💜💁🏽♀️🙌🏽
Denzels delivery of his dialogues to avenge his friends death as a cold blooded assassin... Is the hallmark of a legend in acting.... His confidence in killing the enemy even struck fear in me.....and I'm just an audience
Ditto my friend
2 Amazing actors whose presences just keeps your eyes glued to the screen. Pedro is phenomenal, but Denzel is just perfection.
Perfection is right, my friend...
i like how dave looks around for a way to to kill him in silence, using whats on the desk perhaps a tactical pen, or heavy object, by then robert has got there first at the desk, dave looks at the glass cups as final choice to kill him but clearly understands that robert is aware of his hands and movement at all times and most critical, roberts understanding of his next move.
Are you talking about the same scene? There was no desk involved in this scene, they were in Dave's kitchen then out front of his house. The only thing exchanged was the phone found on the now dead guy.
Not sure what video you watched. This video has none of that in it.
@@Voyager23B Lollll 🤣 right!
Imagine watching the man that’s supposed to kill you get in a car with your wife and kids shooting the double finger guns at you! It’s a different level of disrespect 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Just BOLD! 😁
Gave them the pew pew 🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣
Actually it's respect. He could have killed him in his house and went back out the back door. Lol
The fact that he just jumped into the lady's car without her even knowing him pure genius
It's also such a genius way to extract himself from the situation without letting the guys attack him where they have the advantage.
Dave won't attack the car with his wife and kids inside it. And notice how he doesn't turn his back until he picks up Dave's daughter? Because once he is holding her, they can't shoot at Robert. It shows planning, forethought, and just insane ruthlessness. I just LOVE such clever writing, and I will now have to watch this movie asap having never seen any of the Equalizer movies.
@@richardommundsen2417 you don’t know what you are missing lol every last one is good
But that refers to the aura of safe that the husband has created so his family has no idea he is a ruthless killer. She believes any friend of my dear husband has to be a good person.
@@richardommundsen2417 I'm sure they wouldn't of shot him even if he went to their car showing his back because the kids and the family would witness it. Maybe if the family weren't there at all then they would shoot him if he turned his back
It's an example of selling trustworthiness.
This is one of the most uncomfortable and intense scenes in any movie. It's absolutely incredible performances by both actors
Denzel Washington...most intense actor..watched all his movies probably a thousand times...no one better
That would be Daniel Day Lewis. Denzel is second.
Ya Mr Washington is a freemason
@@BrandonOpel Too bad i never heard of a Daniel Day Lewis
@@bobshwd65 heard he was a preacher/motivational speaker now
@ donald joseph Facts!!!!
Just imagine the sphincter-clenching that must have happened in that one moment, fully knowing who Robert is and what he is capable of, and seeing him show up on your home with your family while knowing you did him dirty.
Insert a lubricated finger into the anus. Move it in a circle until the sphincter muscle relaxes. This may take a few minutes. After you have done the stimulation, sit in a normal position for a bowel movement
Why is Frank Moses popping into my head... ?
Insert a lubricated finger into the an_us. Move it in a circle until the sphinc_ter mus_cle relaxes. This may take a few minutes. After you have done the stimulation, sit in a normal position for a bowel movement.
@@kleetus92 u have some balls
@@kleetus92 real balls son
First Mac went to Dave's home, disarm Dave's Family with his humility and friendly demeanor, expose Dave being corrupt, met his now corrupt elite unit outside while continues to charm Dave's Family and sealed their fate by saying " See you at work."
That's brutal and prophetic.
ya dude, we watched it too.
and wouldn’t it be poetic?
Well stated
Curious to see how it would have played out differently had the phone been on silent instead of "vibrate"
@@joenobody5913 Tell him to check his phone 😂
Stating a death threat then ask his wife for a ride, it doesn’t get more gangsta than that.
He'd be dead 4 times over if she was 30 seconds later.
@@kleetus92 Pretty sure their were other people outside, and even if their hadn't been, who executes a dude in the middle of a suburban neighborhood in broad daylight? These guys are supposed to be smart!
@@nurse425 Didn't see any.
@@kleetus92 implying that he couldn't have killed them all right there
This not just a statement, this is a death promise with a little pink ribbon on top of it.....😂😂😂
Seeing him have the last few moments with his family is very good touch. From the start of the conversation you know he didnt come with good intentions and once the reveal happened it was glorious
Let’s not forget the extremely fine actors playing this scene with Denzel. The guy who plays Dave is wonderful. I felt sorry for him and contempt at the same time. The scene between the two of them in the kitchen is golden, and it’s because of them both.
That's the Mandalorian you're talking about.
That's the Viper you're talking about.
Yup Pedro Pascal is a phenomenal and often underrated actor. The kitchen scene was perfect on both ends.
@@stargazer7644 This is the way.
@@Monuments1 Yeah the kitchen scene built so much tension. And he let him talk which revealed the other players.
one of his most badass and meanacing scenes what a legend Denzel!!
Right!
Already
Agreed, i think the best one is the "you sure you dont whant my gun?" from the magnificent seven.
@@poja82 American gangster when he kills tango in the street and leaves the jar with the percentage in it.
no
one of many's Denzel scenes
This scene was well put together. The way the beginning almost makes you feel like Pedro Pascal was the one being targeted while his entire family is around, but then it ends up being him the villain the whole time.
I like the twist too
Si fue un giro inesperado la verdad
what's especially great about this scene is that Dave isn't entirely wrong. is he the bad guy? of course, but when he says "Who said they were the enemy? Not us, not me." it's meaningful. that's the life that Denzel's character was trying to get away from. now they just happen to be on opposite sides of the same coin.
For sure it gives the conversation more depth. Brilliant.
Right...
Every criminal justifies his acts like that only that doesn't make him right, if u asked Osama bin Laden he will also say the same thing that because if u.s atrocities he did that, what do u say about that 😄😁😄
Sadly what you've said is absolutely true. This was highlighted in a Jackson Browne song. Lives in the balance. The "people" deciding who our enemies are do so based on THEIR business interest. Note, tRUMP "muslim" ban did not include the HOME COUNTRY of the 911 hijackers. CASE IN POINT
That also really struck me. I was in Recon in The Corps for 12 years and had been thru all the spec ops national training that the U.S. Military had to offer (including but not limited to explosives/demolition school, Scout sniper school, Combat Diver School, Jump School, Ranger School, HILO parachute certification, HIHO parachute certification, Spec Ops Driver's School and Clandestine Feild Ops signal processing training). I was recruited by the CIA near the end of my last enlistment contract and offered a six figure contract where to use their words, I would be an off the books asset. I talked to a couple Force Recon Marines that I knew who had contact with former Force Recon Marines that had taken similar jobs and what they did was pretty much mirrored in this movie. They got names on a piece of paper with an associated intel package and everything else was done independently. Real James Bond stuff. i found it very intriguing but after a decade of humping in the field in The Corps I was really ready for an Engineering career (My Dad was an Aerospace Engineer out at The Cape and I had scored a perfect 800 on the math portion of my SAT's and had been accepted at Georgia Tech before I decided to join The Corps), so I declined and was off to Engineering College as a civilain.
The way robert shows he coulda killed his family here shows all his power
There were no implications that he would kill his family and being the kind of man he is that would never happen.I"d rather say he used them to get out of a tight spot
@@ethericboy i know but also he was just showing if he was a bad person how easy it would be but he took the high road
A good guy using bad guy tactics.
But there was no threat... just the implication lol
I didn't see it myself, I can see how most people could see it that way.
I think the purpose of this last scene with Denzel and Daves family is supposed to show the audience that Dave DOES in fact know right from wrong, he does have a conscience. Earlier in the kitchen Dave said there was no longer enemies just unfortunates (victims), there was no virtue, no sin, no right and wrong - which he knows is false based on his own opinions of being treated unfairly by the military (a form of victimization) and also suggesting he doesn't deserve to die for his sins (even though he kills people because of their sins).
So just after Robert tells the men he is going to kill each of them, Daves daughter runs into Roberts arms and Robert drives off with Daves family. Robert is messing with Daves emotions by doing this because Robert knows Dave is self centered and only cares about how he feels, so this probably enraged Dave.
Dave feels like crap because he knows it isn't right that Robert is about to unload the clip on all of them but is chillin with Daves family! Thats the point. Dave is a narcissist just like the other men. Their way of thinking makes absolutely no sense. They have no integrity or moral compass for the type of career their in where they represent "God and Country", as Dave said in the kitchen. They are psychotic and this movie showcases the mentality of many people in these types of organizations.
Just my opinion!
The faces they are left with are as if they haven't seen just a ghost, or a silent and dangerous big White shark passing you its first lick, but seeing the Grim Reaper himself truly coming to collect your everything. Dumbstruck and paralyzed frozen on their heels, and they're experienced killers too, knowing their Trade. They have been there by him and seen many times what he can do. Now they realize they are Targets for the first time in their soon short lives.
Spot on
Nice get away knowing he(McCall)burnt his car when they set a price tag on his head
The best, most efficient killer these men have ever known, possibly their own mentor, just told them he's going to kill them all. Luckily, they all wore their dark pants.
Hello 🤩
Brown pants🤣😂
He was their team leader. He made sure to remind Dave of that even before he let him know that he knows.
Very Nice.
This is exactly why The Equalizer films aren't that good, the protagonist is basically infallible. These movies were much better in the early 2000s when they called Man On Fire.
“ I only get to kill you once”. That line always gets me when he is talking to the men.
Now that's a franchise that deserves a lot more than 2 parts. Bravo Denzel, as always 👏🏻
there is a third
That look at the end was priceless. Its saying did this man just took my family.
Hello 🤩
No its no saying that lmao
We wouldn't be able to figure out anything without your guidance.
@@dmacrolens Thank You and you're welcome. But seriously this clip is what's actually been going on for years now in real life with American Military. So many have gone private and so many more are following. More like private assassins is what they are. And they are about to be unleashed on the American public this year. I never trusted any of them why. Because they can be bought and work for money. Me I'm more like Denzel I do what I do for free just because it's the right thing to do. And now you know.
I never realized how versatile Pascal is as an actor. Accent nailed!
Amazing scene. I love how McCall can push the pause button here on all the pain and rage he has towards his friends killers as he stands face to face with them. Tons of self control and focus. Full of confidence that they will, soon, be no more. He is savoring the anticipation when he can release his unbridled wrath because he knows he only gets to do it once. Washington has such an incredible presence here. My favorite actor by far.
Man the exchange at the table alone. Damn you could feel the hurt and rage Denzel had for his man. Both actors had me emotionally invested.
You also saw Dave keep asking him if he'd okay, for no apparent reason, he sent the hit on Robert and is expecting him to be shaken about it... But he isn't, he's ice cold.
What I love the most about this scene. Is how Very worried the crew is, after McCall walks away.. even in his Senior years, they are all very much afraid of him!!!
Yea. It's a movie dingus.
@Clay Barrett I loved that about the scene too!
They knew he was the best among them. They knew they were all dead
they didn't know he was alive when they killed Susan.
@@jeffkais He trained them he knows their strengths and weaknesses
" The mistake you made was that you killed my friend so I'm going to kill each and every one of you and the only disappointment in it for me is that I only get to do it once"
Is my favourite quote in this movie
These guys were black ops tier 1 operators and he was their team leader and I love how they smile when he says he’s going to kill them one by one like if that isn’t your team leader
Whoever did the research for this movie, did not do their home work, as there would be no reason to gather together like they did in the movie.
@@sphinxrising1129 and In his own home turf that he knows like the back of his hand
@@sphinxrising1129 Except unless you need a scene where he tells them all that he knows and that he's going to do them all.
Movies being, you know, movies and all.
@@sphinxrising1129 it’s a movie…
@@sphinxrising1129 their usual car pool -- something they've always done in, or out of the military. Their routine morning pick up -- interrupted. And they thought their old Team Leader was dead. LOL.
8:48 If you listen carefully, and watch the little girl's movements, she is not sure when the script says to run to Denzel Washington, so the mom actor whispers to her to go at 8:51 lol
Damn you're good 👍
i’m surprised they decided to use this clip then haha maybe it made things more natural and candid
She should never work in Hollywood again
That's true, you really observant. One does not pay attention to some of these things
Everything is great about this scene. McCalls interaction with the kids, the mom and also the people whose day of reckoning has come. I especially like how Dave tries to apologize for what is about to happen. The the table is turned as soon as Robert starts talking. "I only get to do it once" to "I'll see you at work(when you come for me or I come for you) with a child in his arms" just puts a chill in the air.
Going to watch this again now.
LOVE
I’m thinking I’m gonna watch this when I get home again lol
The way he air guns all four of them with one shot each so smooth and accurately as if he was planning it right there….chills…
Man its so cool to see how smooth he is like, he casually asks for a lift cause he knows if he goes with the family they wont even try to touch him
Yes that is the script.
@@sabymondal 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Not even just try to get to him, but he has leverage because he’s with the family lol
True! And NEVER turns his back on the Perps either. On point...
I never get tired of watching the Equalizer movies
this movie is the only movie sequel that denzel has ever done. speaks volumes how much he cares about this franchise and it shows. hes already a top shelf actor, but hes absolutely masterful here.
" the only mistake you did was to kill my friend.........love that part
They all looked like they know the only chance to kill him was in front of them but it slipped away.
They knew they had a high chance of not getting back from work
they probably should have killed him anyway in front of the wife and kids (ie the wife and kids being traumatized is not worth mcCall killing all of them)
That is 100% percent wrong ! They NEVER had a chance to kill him there. Mac was there to confirm that they murdered his Friend Susan. After confirming that he told him that it was a sin that he couldn't forgive. The awesome part of this scene is that Mac is the Best one out of all of them. A master Killer amongst killers and they know that he is as dangerous as poison because they worked with him for years on the same team. He says I see You at work meaning he will handle it with them. Totally professional and to the point. Amateurs would attack him there in front of the family house with all to see, they are all professionals and they didnt nothing. Thats how the scene went and it was very well acted.
@@nbr1999 he took them down one by one not all at once.
@@nbr1999 if dave alone could go toe to toe with him, you thing the three others including the big guy covak would tip the scales in his favor? hence all at once.
@@pethrosuriahson6156 Mac was their team leader. If You have seen the other Equiliizer movies You would know that Mac works. better when he is outnumbered and he does beat them all at the end of this movie in the Town by the water.
What was more chilling for me was the rustling of the leaves on the street 😂...like how he was going to sweep these guys away... unintended or not, brilliant.
I noticed that as well the sound seemed to be scraping loud on the words he says.
This movie deserves a third sequel
Just announced, on it's way!
you mean a second sequel right? or did i miss one?
@@willh1655 U missed something, cause technically it would be trilogy😂😂😂
@@christemple8841 This is awesome news! Is there a link to an article confirming this ? I also watch the Equalizer with Queen Latifah on TV, pretty good. Would be awesome if Denzel made an appearance.
I heard Disney is making the 3rd sequel.
just kidding
Only Denzel could do this part and make this movie as great as it is! The roll is Unique to that man and him alone!
You can tell that they were on his skill level by how carefully he moved around them...he walked backwards until he got the kid, basically never giving his back to them..he then chose his old house during the storm, so he'd have the advantage of perfectly knowing the location, and having their vision and hearing impaired by the storm..all to show that not even he could've taken them on in a normal situation.
He's not Jason Borne that's for sure, who can take out 5 assassins at once. Though his caution was just, they wouldn't have tried to kill him in front of the family, especially since they were ordered to be at ease.
You're reading too much into the scene.
@@Zephal42 yeah, I'm just saying that his body language and behaviour is completely different from when he was in the russian restaurant, for example..he was in a room with 8 guys but had no problem turning his back to them or letting them reach for weapons, and he fought them there, without preparation or any sort of advantages, because he was confident that his skills were much much more than anything those guys could've done to him...with the guys in his video though, who were his old team, he acts and moves much more carefully...and for one like him to be careful around them, you know they have to be very dangerous.
@@Zephal42 only difference is this is more realistic if a situation. Bourne is for effect. These two movies are far more superior
he definitely picks up the kid as insurance
amazing detail, Denzel knows how to elevate action/suspense
Their face of fate catching up to them was priceless! They knew they were done!!
Denzel is a great legendary actor. Watched his Equalizer series many times. Excellent. Never felt like boring.
If you haven't seen this film yet, please watch. The climax was worth it. That is some brilliant screenplay and the environmental backdrop it has, made me go ooh man... Very good CGI work too to make it look very convincing.
I don't understand the phone thing in the start, can you explain
Denzel Washington was attacked previously before this and he takes the phone from that killer. He tells to blue shirt guy that who ever trying to get them killed(their common friend was killed in Brussels and there was an attempt on him) called to that phone which Denzel brought and gave to the blue shirt guy.
When Denzel calls to the number in that phone, it goes to our blue shirt guy. So our blue shirt guy is the one who wanted Denzel killed because our blue shirt guy killed their common friend and given the set of skills Denzel has in this movie, he feared Denzel will find out.
@@salakulo5426 hope it cleared your doubt now.
I actually love this part of the movie. Seems so natural and has no antics. I am always a big fan of Denzel.
Ditto!😁❤
“See help & company.” I swear only Denzel could pull off such a stunt; using someone’s wife as a way to escape. It’s clear to see he basically charmed his wife, broke the ice with her, made her feel special and that’s why he knew he had the perfect getaway plan. This is why I love movies because shit like this would only happen in a movie. 🤣🤣😂😂😂😅
OMG I didn't realize till I read your comment that he used her to get away 😂 genius!!!
There are two kinds of pain. Pain that hurts, pain that changes -Denzel washington
Pain that hurts and pain that alters.🤣🤣
@@justicepower1255 indeed. That guy got it wrong yet received 73 likes lol
@@spawnera1 ikr🤣🤣🤣
* alters
@@justicepower1255 you know alter means to change right? This is what happens when you don’t know shit 😂
"See ya at work!"
This has got to be my new favorite Denzel quote.
I don’t know why but Equalizer has to be one of the best movie I ever saw in my entire life of all good movies. This guy is such an incredible actor and the moment I saw a clip of Equalizer part 1 on UA-cam I was immediately hooked. This guy is such an amazing actor I just never thought something would be this good until I saw it with my own eyes. Incredible simply incredible that words just can’t describe.
What can anybody say about Dansel Washington, one the best actor Hollywood ever produced, he has not made one bad movie yet.
Heart must’ve been beating out his chest when Denzel walked into his kitchen
I mean she didn't hear him call her name at all for who's at the damn door? 😂
Dunno... he'd have had to have known something was up when his counterpart didn't report in.
Without a doubt, the best actor to hit the movie scene ever.
Everything this man touches is gold... I really wish he wouldn't get older..
Its the high five to the little girl in the kitchen with a smile for me! Knowing he was there to confront and eventually kill her shady father. Pure genius!
The irony of him making the finger gun gesture at them, and him not actually killing any of them with a gun
he literaly killed one of them using a bag of flour😂😂😂
Denzel best actor ever to live!!!
@Whitney--💞 “You’re really not that interesting.”
Fug yeh. Love the dude
no
@@VincentKaiser obviously you watch tik tok, bye bye 👋
@@lduncombe3 no, i'm not
I love how Dave realizes he has lost ALL tactical advantage over McCall at the moment that phone rang. It probably all clicked at that moment. The fact he came to the back door to avoid those watching the house. His seating position… it all becomes very threatening once that phone rang.
Such a great actor AND human being. The fact that he is so open about his faith in God is just incredible. He's def not "hollywood" in the sense of the word. God Bless him!
The acting from everybody when he said "see you at work". Holy crap lol.
That was not only great it was hilarious at the same time.
He was saying I pretty much created you and I will end you. This is a scary moment and you know for all their bluster they were feeling raw fear. One of his best :)
Denzel is the hero of the movie but anyone that has served or has loved anyone that has served and gone to war (not just sat on their ass on a base or a ship hundreds of miles away) knows that Pedro Pascal's character has an extremely good point during his speech justifying why he turned. Powerful stuff all around.
Not to mention Denzel was the leader and he ditched his men as well.
The entire outcome of this film was Denzels fault.
@@stephenwebster9875 still not the point though, even as killers it shows that Denzel was the only true asset for them(government). It wasn't anyone fault or the reason for them to what they are now as Denzel's character says, he doesn't care, what he does care about is that again they killed his friend. It's simple, no philosophical bullsht. You killed my friend, I kill you...to someone he saw as friends and family. I mean they're hired killers who are near getting caught, I can see their fears but I'm sure there were other ways to go about it If they really wanted to.
Agreed
I was just commenting about that.. I was in the Marines was deployed 3 times, and I did not ReEnlist mostly cause I came to realization of Pedro was saying
@@stephenwebster9875 I mean, he has his own life to live just like his men. Faking his death was the only way he could get away from it all. Pedro's character still chose to kill his friend, which he didn't have to do. His whole reason for why he turned was just an excuse and Robert looked right through his azz.
"Do you deserve to die for your sins?"
"100 times over!"
What a brilliant line! Wow!
We all do, but if you put your trust in Jesus, and if you repent of your sins he'll save you and your punishment will go on him, and his righteousness will be given to you in Gods eyes!
@@curtainman397 lol
Its like yahawashi coming back from the dead cleansing all evil spirits.
@@curtainman397 and if you want to think Jesus a cell phone you need to stop preaching on it.
@@curtainman397 Amen!
The look in the squad faces after McCall says "see you at work" is priceless: They know who Robert is and what he's capable of, and if he swears he's going to kill you, sure thing he will.
They knew their lives were about to end soon.
“The mistake you made was you killed my friend”
I really appreciate that because I’m sure that’s how a lot of us would react. I don’t do stupid shit in my life, but if someone harmed someone that meant that much to me…now we gotta go.
No you wouldn't.
@@TyFhoonBoom like he said, it's a stupid thing to do morally and realistically. I doubt our friend here has the skill set to actually pull it off😂 but if it's someone we care about like family(Denzel's charsct sees his friends as one) even I would probably do something stupid, nothing cool or like that but losing someone so important causes even the best of us to be irrational
Honestly, boo-hoo for Denzil, this was the dumbest plot ever... He was literally a ruthless mercenary just like them, but awe muffin they killed his friend and they all deserve to die now? Wow, at least he pretends like he thinks he deserves to die as well, yet he doesn't just jump off a bridge.
@@G0DofRock your stupidity hits through the roof 🥱🤡
@@curryis828 cool
Denzel is one of the best actors ever. This role is just another piece of art.
08:14 so epic and his facial expression threatening them. Denzel is the greatest actor that ever lived.
Dave made a good point at first. “Who said they were the enemy”.
"the mistake you made was that you killed my friend" Denzel makes the best point last.
Dave definitely had a point.
Had he not killed Robert’s friend, they’d likely still be alive doing what they do.
@@WMB6022 he could’ve killed anyone else but he decided to kill someone he cares about
@@solomonkamal-uddin4026 perfect.. i believe that the enemy of my best friend is my enemy...
"Tell me am wrong Dave", followed by the look on Dave's face said it all.
My favorite part other than the finger guns and the speech is the way Denzel sells the sheer hate behind the bright smile after the 'help and company' bit
"See you at WORK. " That was the most gangsta statement in the entire movie.
4:21 "kill the enemy"
"who said they were the enemy"
☝☝☝
love that line
Its facts
@@cjmadridtv4289 Ahh yeah well when they start shooting at you they’re just warning you huh? When they invade your homes snd rape your wife they’re just your friends right? When they deploy a bomb heading straight for your city they’re just sending a kind note huh?
@@justalil4cylinder664 okay sgt slater, time for bed pops 😂
@@justalil4cylinder664 bruh fighting demons 😂
@@justalil4cylinder664 tell me where any of that happened.
Denzel Washington seems like he would be as nice as this character is in real life (when he's not killing people).
Denzel Washington is truly a master at his craft. Both of the actors were great in this clip and the icing on the cake at the end when he says see you at work knowing he's gonna kill them.❤