The Gray Man Pitch Meeting
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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Netflix has been absolutely churning out content over the past few years, and seem to have settled on a formula that works for them. Attract massive names by paying them a ton of money, and then let those big names draw people to the platform. Oh and also make a movie. After the success of movies like Red Notice and Extraction, Netflix is back with another original action movie, this time starring Chris Evans, Ryan Gosling and Ana de Armas.
The Gray Man does raise some questions though. Like why don’t any of these people kill each other when given the chance? Why do Sierra Six’s mentors keep blowing themselves up to buy time? How does Six plan to escape with Claire when she has a trackable pacemaker? What’s with the 10,000 drone shots?
To answer all these questions and more, step inside the Pitch Meeting that led to The Gray Man! It’ll be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
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First half of the movie was pretty decent, then they somehow dropped the ball and blew up half of Prague (?) for no reason.
yep. The first half was in the books the prague sequence was one writer letting the pages for his 5 years son
that brown guy was trash
Yeah I thought so too then it just turned into standard blow um up action film
It looks pretty bad , and how come the bad guys never just destroy the incriminating evidence ?!
Explosions fun. There's a reason.
Nowadays I become more excited about the pitch meetings than the actual movie.
Me too
Quicker. Faster. Cheaper.
Like my 3rd husband.
With scripts like this, who isn't.
That's because they are more entertaining than the actual Movies.
I don't even see the movie, I just wait for the pitch meeting cause I know it's better
The fact that Screenwriter Guy is told he gets a $200 million budget but still wants to tell Producer Guy about the movie shows he really isn't in it for the money, he just wants to tell someone about things he made up.
He is a better writer than Shakespeare.
He is in it for the drone shots!
And then he does a flip and breaks the bad guys neck and saves the day
He's in it for the art. So selfless.
Telling someone about things you made up is tight!
The “hey shut up” addition has added more to the humor of each pitch meeting 😂
Hey. Shut up.
Joking. Lol
It's the get off my whole back lol
that line cracks me up every time 😂😂😂
My new fav
I was thinking the same thing!
I have no words for how stupid the whole "traceable pacemaker" thing was. I do appreciate how Ryan pointed out it means rescuing her was pointless, since they could always track her down through the magic pacemaker tracer.
I mean, they could probably deal with that somehow after rescuing her, or put her in a faraday cage lol
Maybe "Q" made it, on an off day...
@@alexdoan273
Ooh, putting people in cages is tight! ...Wait, let me rethink that.
You know why
I love how these two coordinate their haircuts. Real team synergy.
Company policy
@@mexicancanteen9596 🤣
Funny bc I thought the same
Having matching haircuts is TIGHT!
Oh wow wow wow... wow!
"Which movie was that? It was all of them"
Ryan George roasting a whole genre of movies in one go.
I was waiting for someone to say this..that all of them has the same plot
Best line in the whole pitch meeting. I laughed hard.
Ryan George: Which movie was that...?
Me: Isn't that all of them?
Other Ryan George: It's all of them.
I legit thought there was a movie called 'all of them'
Fun fact: The only Mission Impossible movie where Ethan Hunt is not a rogue agent fighting bad agents from his own faction, is Mission Impossible 2, where he actually does follow the mission, to Stop a rogue agent fighting bad agents from his own team (where have I heard that before?), until he realizes he's being used, and goes rogue to still stop the rogue agent fighting bad agents from his own faction: but to do it on his terms! Which is fascinating, because IMF teams appear to have zero oversight or rules of engagement anyways, and full autonomy - so the need to constantly go rogue shouldn't even make sense in this franchise.
For a moment I thought “oh look producer guy and screenwriter guy both got a new haircut” - that’s how deeply I’m immersed in the Ryanverse.
Reminds me of when I watched a video with two girls who are twins, and they mentioned "our birthday," and I thought wow, what a coincidence that they look the same AND they have the same birthday.
@@Grasslander SPOILER they have the same parents too!😄
Lool literally
Just wait until Producer Guy gets a haircut and Screenwriter Guy doesn't
Behind deeply immersed is TIGHT!
It never gets old when Producer Guy goes: "Wow wow wow... wow". The little small added "wow" makes me crack up.
Yeah, he has excellent comedic timing.
I always try to match saying that last 'wow' with him.
The Harvard bros never shutting up about being Harvard bros was the most realistic part of this movie 😁
They are the worst, especially now that they have killed their brand by making it a pipeline for anti-capitalists. Same with Georgetown
NO!!😡
Nah, every Ivy Leaguers are like that.
They call it “dropping the H bomb”
Reminds me of vegans.
As someone who read the novel, I was very disappointed that the film didn't have in it the most American sentence ever written in 21st century fiction: "Inside was a Barrett M107, a fifty-caliber rifle that fired shells half the size of beer bottles and dispatched the heavy bullets with a muzzle velocity of nearly nine football fields a second."
An aggressively American sentence indeed.
Bro please tell me you're making that up
Honestly, pretty standard for gun-porn books. Read Monster Hunter: International for the REAL good guts and ol' Glory!
@@sourgang2110 I saw a similar comment on another video. And read the book to find this exact sentence. And Holy Fuck! it was real.
@@PaxIesus you had me in the first half lmao
The "I mean... you know why" at the end is just *chef's kiss* perfection
LoL.
This is the second time I have heard that joke but it was still fun to hear it. First time was in HALLOWEEN pitch meeting.
@@ArmyWolves At least one of them should have mouthed "Cinematic Universe!"
My thoughts exactly
Did some hipster dimwit use that moronic "chef's kiss" phrase on Twitter or something, so now every Gen-Z cretin on the planet feels the need to repeat it?
Shut up.
The irony of this entire film is that the concept of "a small, gray man" is to have field operatives be entirely unremarkable physically. Not too tall or too short. Not too fat or too fit. Not too ugly or handsome. So they are fairly impossible to recognize and never draw attention. To cast Ryan Gosling, Sexiest Man of the Year 20whatever is just hilarious. Should've cast Paul Giamatti or, if you want young, Jake Johnson.
But,the money?
Chris Evans is also sexiest man alive lol
@@cliptomaniac2562 but he's not the gray man
@@StewartFletcher yeah and Ryan Gosling wasn’t sexiest man alive. I was pointing out for a spy movie there were super beautiful people doing the spying.
What possibly makes you think jake Johnson isnt hot??
Watching a pitch meeting for a movie you've never heard of is tight!
That's not true (for me al). I know it but didn’t see it
And that you never intend to see.
It's the movie I keep hearing about, then forgetting, then hearing about again. I expect in a few days I'll discover this Pitch Meeting again as if for the first time.
It sure is sir!
Who has the time to watch full length movies that are just recycled from other movie plots
Movies that don't have an ending, just a set up for the sequel, are super easy to make, barely an inconvenience.
Oh, setting up for a sequel is tight!
super greedy, barely a cinematic experience
@@ejoshcoron I'm gonna need you to get all the way off my back on that one.
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And that's why people hate "Fellowship of the Ring".
The fact the producer guy asked screenwriter guy; why they didn't take Loyd after he was passed out, is the smartest question ever
I thought, “Why not just kill him now?”
That pause before the final "Wow" had me holding my breath harder than the end of the movie
Same
Wow wow wow wow...........................wow.
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It's the antici-
He knows what we want
That leaving the Lloyd Hansan unconscious without killing him or taking him bugged me the most.
Yes, it was so contrived. Like a bullet to the head and bam, most of his problems solved.
Same lol
Lloyd was killed by the female CIA agent. He wasn't unconscious he was shot dead
Edit: forgot he got shot with the tranquilizer and flipped onto the ground when he fell.. 🤣
@@FaceFamous ana de armas shot him with tranquilizer in the middle of a movie and left him
There's 3 teams of insane mercenary teams destroying the city center of a major European city with heavy arms that they had ready on cars on a few minutes warning and THAT'S the part that bugged you?
There must be some way (perhaps a sneaky single person that cones from behind at an opportune moment while the target eats dinner or some such) without 3 teams sacrificing themselves in the stupidest and loud manner, while openly shooting machine guns in a city.
The movie was dumb fun - if one is in the mood for dumb action
I had oatmeal for breakfast this morning in case anyone was wondering. Glad to have Ryan's permission to say this.
I too had oatmeal
That's a totally OK breakfast, I've decided 😏
And Ryan actually cares 😜
Green eggs and ham...I'm not feeling too well now.
Me too!! Loved the twist at the end where he does care. Did not see that coming 😂
you continue to be a LEGEND!! My wife is getting tired of the sound and volume of my laughter when I watch your stuff. Now I have to take my laptop behind a closed door. Besides the humor, your editing is so precise - it's perfect!
This perfectly sums up all the issues I had with this film. There was zero tension from start to finish.
you mean suspense?
@@evoke2976 you mean atmosphere?
Even this pitch meeting was kinda blah cuz of it… disappointing
Wait, you didn't root for the murderers? Or the murderers? I mean, one side was maybe slightly less murderous than the other … or maybe not.
@@jamielondon6436 usually the pitch meetings can make fun of anything but like he really had nothing to work with.
The Writer started out wanting to explain and expound upon the plot regardless of budget but devolved into obsession with stylistic but ultimately meaningless drone shots. A compelling study of a character's decent into madness. 16/10 arc development.
The writer probably didn't include drone shots in the script 🤦
Wow, that was in the video!
I talked to Ryan and he agreed; that should have been "descent". Otherwise that's a decent comment you've got there.
Sorey.
It seems the writer in this Pitch Meeting has more character development than people in the movie 🤣
descent...
decent means nice
Nice video!
One thing I thought was weird was that the ending kinda implied that Six became Claire’s unofficial guardian? But they would have to spend their lives on the run and the stress that comes with that lifestyle probably wouldn’t be good for her heart condition.
Also, Claire doesn’t have any living relatives. So the only reasonable explanation for someone to use her as a hostage would be to manipulate Six. But if Six had gone back to prison like they’d planned, there’d be nothing to manipulate him about so she’d be safe.
I love how this movie is like "these mass murderers are good because they do slightly less mass murder than the other mass murderers who are bad, so root for the former please and don't think about the wider implications of their day job in any way"
That's called "an 80s action movie".
@@EggShen905 This is my take on it also lol. I love how Seagal/Van Damme/ Whoever would meet a girl 5 minutes in to a movie and they would kill hundreds of innocent people and sacrifice their own family members for someone they met 5 minutes earlier.
Spot on, PaulV.
Especially in a movie named after a child murderer, rapist, and cannibal.
@@EggShen905 That reminds of something Jack Burton used to say
I see a new pitch meeting I click. It’s super easy, barely an inconvenience.
I know right haha, movie was awesome as well :)
Same.
Oh, really?
But like, what if it's just a normal pitch meeting featuring regular people who aren't each other for comedy purposes? Do you just click on EVERY pitch meeting and hope that ALL of them will be one of THESE? Seems like it would be a very impractical undertaking relying on INSANE amounts of luck and coincidence...
@@devinpaul9026 I’m going to need you to get AAAAALLLLL the way off my back about how I click pitch meetings.
I love how he has officially added "heyshutup" to his list of catchphrases, cracks me up every time. No idea what this movie is but I'm glad I don't have to watch it now.
Looks like it replaced "Listen, I need you to get ALL the way of my back about ...". I liked that one more. The heyshutup isn't bad, but I think he should use both occasionally.
As long as it's not used too much
The "shut up" gag replacing the "I need you to get off my back" one is much less creative, and it's just annoying to hear.
You should totally watch the movie though, it's pretty good and it was directed by the Russo brothers
@@sumbitch3rdgen Good to know, I'm fully aware that everything sounds dumber in a pitch meeting lol, I just don't watch too many movies
I LOVE his excitement before he even hears the pitch
I was binge watching every Pitch meeting within like two weeks and it´s so damn good.
Hilarious how the producer and pitcher were just normal guys in the beginning, but voice and eyes got greedier and greedier over time. I bet when they get home, they still have these expressions and talk to their families like that.
exactly.
It must run in the family. They are third cousins after all.
Who also all look and sound exactly like them.
@@LucianDevine And they might be in love with each other too, but maybe screenwriter guy doesnt actually exist and it's all in producer guys head. The lore is deep!
Doesn’t Producer Guy’s wife wants a restraining order?
I absolutely love the character development for producer guy in this video. It’s crazy how he goes from not caring about the story in the beginning to asking the screenwriter guy multiple times what happens next in the story at 2:44. Honestly one of the best character pieces in all of existence!
A better character arc than many major motion pictures
Tells me a bunch about this film that I just now remembered having seen it by the stills in this vid, and I love Ryan Gosling and Ana deArmas.
It's quite literally a film that makes you think "Mhm, ok." and never think about it again
This was hilarious. I had a caramel cookie for breakfast, so sorry, Ryan. Can't wait for the last Harry Potter Pitch Meeting!
I skipped breakfast, but just ate a Quaker Strawberry Yogurt Granola bar.
Im sure he will split the HP review into 2 parts as well. So it wont be the last...
Hopefully we get the Ms Marvel pitch meeting soon!
@@canari1543 I wondered, but he did both Twilight movies together.
@@wyattangle I can't wait to see that and a top gun maverick pitch meeting!😂
i love how producer guy already had a whole budget and cast for the movie without even hearing what the plot is 😭😂
To be frank, I think that's how the actual pitch meeting went.
@@RazorO2Productions Yes!
@@RazorO2Productions same.
To be honest, that's how most of Netflix's movies are rolled out
Budged and bankable stars first, story and plot - second lol.
I like how immediately after getting his point across screen writer guy just gets over the drone shots and goes back to talking about the script
I like the novelle drone shorts especially in the train scenes. Some people don't like it but I think it was worth the try.
"Adding holes into things is TIGHT!"
"Ahm, well OK"
that's some character development right there
Adding plot holes to the script is tight!
this is spot on. The part where he chooses to do hand to hand combat over just taking the bad guy out is what got me. Really? you want the potential of dying or getting life threatening injuries over escaping? Even the movie was smart enough to realize he would at least end up captured because of this decision.
My fave was when captain America didn't kill gosling when he had a gun pointed at him. Then, maybe 30mins later he says the line 'how hard is it to shoot someone??'
Gee... cap... you tell me??
an yk I'm not gonna lie I could see myself doing that shit... just saying
Did you even watch the film? By that point of course they both have something to prove.
@@sunekoo No one watched it, we just watched the pitch meeting instead.
@@sunekoo yes. Still the character didn’t seem to be dumb enough to take such a risk knowing that captain America was still a dangerous opponent. Should’ve let the little girl leave and then get his partner to take the shot
I like how seemingly the vast majority of movies and TV shows always have a situation that's hard /almost impossible to manage or escape from but there's always the "Actually its gonna be super easy, barely an inconvenience!" moment. Gotta love plot conveniences/contrivances.
That’s….that’s the running joke……
As I watched this movie, I kept starting to ask questions and then thinking it was just going to be one of those movies where things happen because they need to. At least I have this channel to make it funny.
I had to translate this video to my family because we watched the movie last weekend for family time. It was a fun bonding moment, actually, talking trash about the movie and pointing out its flaws. So I translated it to them and they laughed at your jokes, even though I didn’t tell them nearly as well as you do. Just thought you should know
That's a really wholesome story 😄
Thanks, Luiza!
The holdout for that last "wow" was so freakin' good :D I immediately remembered to click the like button
@@rodolfo_rlf yeah yeah yeah!
I love watching these videos right after I see a movie. Ryan is brutal as he picks apart all the loose ends and shortcomings in films. I have to agree with all of the points he makes, even when it's a movie I enjoyed.
Yeah when he butchered the LOTR trilogy almost had me thinking I should be in my feels a little bit but instead was agreeing and laughing the entire time. Ryan is the opposite of the "Cinema Sins style" of wildly throwing as many things as you possibly can into a video whether they are valid or not.
He’s not wrong. Either of him. 🤣
"Hey, Shut-up" is my new favorite catchphrase
I took this movie as a comedy pretending to be a serious action thriller. I was cracking up, loved it!
Gosling looks like he played it straight, but I think Evans knew what kind of movie he was in. :)
That’s exactly what i did. This is an all time great action comedy
@@benjackson8511 exactly. I liked it. It didn't take itself serious. They knew what movie they were in
@@BrianHartman
It's like in Dr Strangelove, where Peter Sellers is playing the President, while George C Scott is over the top in his delivery.
The biggest laugh I had was after Gosling landed from the plane breaking up, and the body of the guy whose parachute he'd hijacked is still suspended from the rock formation overhead, while Gosling is playing it off as just another Thursday.
I'm not saying that The Gray Man is at the level of Strangelove, but it's a precedent.
I mean… it’s pretty fucking obvious this movie was made to just entertain.
The drone shots were a problem for me, so I am glad it was acknowledged.
I haven't even seen the film, and I got angry about the drone clips featured here. Hah.
I thought most of them were great tbh. In fact I liked a lot of the "dynamic" camera angles used in the film.
DRONE SHOTS!
Didn't have a problem with them TBH, cheaper than the alternative and while they didn't push any envelope they seemed fine to me.
@@unom8 I’m incredibly happy for you.
The "hey shut up" is officially my new favourite Pitch Meeting soundbite. It's the Born King bastard child of "I need you to get aaaaaaall the way off my back".
Ryan, you're a really fun insert to my day.
Inserting things is TIGHT!
"So you got a movie for me" is burned into my head.
*So many movies I have been able to say, "Nope." to - because of Ryan George.* - *Thank you, Dude!*
I watch all these movies just for the Pitch Meetings and Honest Trailers, because that's where the fun is.
Of course I torrent them, people would be crazy to pay for the movies nowadays.
Keep in mind, he makes fun of plot holes and questionable decisions, it's not about how much fun a movie actually is to watch.
Dumb movies can sometimes still be fun.
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Yeah, I’ve not watched a film for about 2 years now thanks to Ryan. Missed some absolute stinkers like The Batman as a result. He’s providing a valuable service.
Wish he’d done Dune though: “Loooonnnnnnnnnnnggggggggg. And boring”
@@dixienormus6941 I’m hoping that’s a joke because those are probably the best two blockbusters so far this decade
"So the bad guys just get away with no consequences" Yes Ryan, welcome to CIA history where people fuck the world up then go home for dinner
I hope it was a nutritious dinner
@@thesalvadorian It was a TV dinner, the most unhealthy of dinners.
C.I.A. = Cocky Intentional As$holes
@@jase276 so they did to their own digestive system what they did to the world? At least they were consistent
That tradition goes way further back than the CIA, my friend…🤣
Beef chorizo, fried potatoes with salt,pepper, paprika, pepper flakes, garlic powder, onion powder, scrambled eggs, parsley on top, shredded cheese, wrapped in a burrito with hot sauce
That last "wow" sounded so disappointed and soul crushed. You know it must be bad when even Producer Guy can't get interested in making money!😅
At the beginning he seemed to have gotten stuck in "spend money" mode.
The pause between the last two wows! 🤣😂😂🤣😂
I always liked how in the movie, "The In-Laws", Peter Falk is explaining to a cab driver that CIA agents look like him, not James Bond.
Great movie. Serpentine, serpentine.
I love that movie!
@@mikeyh0 You know I thought, if Meredith from Prometheus had just run serpentine, she would've survived that crashed ship. Thank you Peter Falk.
Does anyone else remember that movie but us?
@@kayjacoby290 Yea, but then we wouldn't have the Prometheus School of Running Away From Things so...
It is CRAZY to me that two years after this video was made, this is the first time I’m hearing of a movie, based off of a book series, featuring Ryan gosling and Chris Evan’s, which under normal circumstances would be unavoidable - and I didn’t see a SINGLE advertisement for it. Am I crazy or???
A Back to the future part 2 pitch meeting would be tight!
Yeah, one that hasn't happed yet to find out they got it right.
@@horusgarcia1 Just cause it’s a great trilogy doesn’t mean you can’t make a pitch meeting about it. Everyone loves Harry Potter and Ryan has been making pitch meetings about them
@@HailHydra1001 You made me smile by using Harry Potter films as examples of "great". Beautifully filmed, certainly. Plot-wise? Not so much.
@@jebeda I’m not saying they’re all amazing, they’re just really popular. Imo 4 and 7 are the weakest. POA is probably my favorite
"Uh, the CIA"
"Yay, you know that place that's completely run by young, hot models"
"What?"
I laughed too hard at this :D
No fr tho, like as soon as i saw them on screen i knew it was gonna be another shit jason bourne-esque movie.
Well, at least he didn't say _"you know, that place that's completely run by incredibly competent and efficient people"_
Cause that would've been a real gut buster 🤣
I feel like a movie where the in-universe CIA *is* nothing but hot, young models would be far more interesting than this utterly generic movie sounds like. (Especially since the only redeeming factor of this seems to be how attractive the main actors are anyway.)
"Adding holes to things is tight" got me good with that one.
Netflix is like that one daycare worker who tells all the 3 year olds they're super good at art and to keep going even while they're eating the crayons.
ha ha and sometimes they randomly decide to expel some kids who're doing really good.
I was laughing the whole way through this movie. The tram chase in Prague had me on the floor dying. A tram going 60 and an armored car swerving uncontrollably and struggling to keep up with it. Pure camp. This movie is pure camp. It goes in the same category as Malignant for me.
i usually identify and actually stop watching these type of movies in the first ten minutes!
That scene was over the top ridiculous, but if you mean it was strange that an armored sports car was having trouble staying level with a tram going 60 (MPH I assume), then an actual bulletproof car would probably be noticeably less maneuverable than its normal counterpart, but mainly, I can only imagine it would be incredibly difficult to not crash into something at those speeds in the middle of a cramped and crowded European city center.
I love that it even called itself out when nobody could shoot Ryan Gosling while he was handcuffed to a bench. I laughed more at this than Red Notice for sure
Spy movies now ripping off Fast and Furious. we have come full circle
Watch the movie RRR. You will laugh yourself stupid. Pure camp at its campiest.
So often I will watch the Pitch Meeting of a movie rather than watch the actual movie. It's a real time saver!
Funny how screenwriter guy introduced one of the biggest Indian superstars as "this mercenary guy"
"Hey, shut up!" Is my favorite new addition to this routine.
Oh, and I had yogurt with fruit in it for breakfast.
Ryan’s character setting up that he didn’t care about our breakfast and then secretly actually caring is how you subvert expectations.
Netflix, give this man 300 million dollars.
Why? So they can replace him with a black ingenious lesbian?
For breakfast today i had two eggs over easy "happy" home fries (a whole bunch on canabis coconut oil added into the home fries which makes them "happy") and some homemade bread. It was delicious thank you for asking
“Run by young, hot, models?”
Turns out there are downsides to Hollywood’s obsession with youth and beauty.
💀
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Like 2 people in the cast looked normal. Everyone else was just beautiful. It was hilarious.
@@asherujudo7383 which two? And you better not say Bob Thornton or the Indian guy..
@@asherujudo7383 pretty much anyone who's done a sit-up in the past month looks gorgeous compared to the trolls you see walking around today. I don't think we have a normal level of comparison anymore.
I love watching pitch meetings about a movie I’ve never even freaking heard of before
Well, the movie came out on Netflix like 3 days ago, so there's that. Haven't really seen any promo stuff for it. So, like a good spy, you'll never even know it's there.
That shot of Gosling cosplaying Adam Sandler at the end of the movie was priceless 😎
Ryan, I love all your Pitch Meeting videos. I really helps to save time by not watching all these horrible movies myself. You do the world a service sir.
But this was a very entertaining movie
It wasn’t that bad. A good movie to watch when you have nothing else to do.
Between Pitch Meetings and Honest Trailers, most movies can be watched in around ten minutes these days
@@PhilGerb93 but surely there are better movies to watch if you have nothing else to do.
@@Zauchi I don't rewatch a movie often, so my options are getting limited, especially on Netflix.
"Extra Ten Million To The First Guy To Put A Bullet In This Ken Doll's Brain." Lloyd Hansen. Actors in a movie making reference to a movie not yet released is TIGHT.
I'm still trying to figure out how Sierra 4 & 6 could talk normally with those fireworks going off. I would also like to know the backstory of the Sierra code name.
C.I.A = Si-er-ra
Word play.. albeit terrible.. least all I kept thinking.
Talk to the sequel
In certain language it means mountain, my guess
@@Nomadic92 In the NATO phonetic alphabet, Sierra stands for the letter S, idiot.
In the books (idk how accurate the movie is to it) Sierra is supposed to be a cia hit team ish that the gray man was a part of before the cia turned on him, the team was called golf Sierra if memory serves me and that's where in he books he gets Sierra 6 from
Very cool... I imagine!
Feels like we're seeing way more off-screen action in films these days... Or not seeing, as the case may be.
5:30
When I read that headline, at first I thought it said The Gray Man 2 Officially Confirmed with Ryan George and I was like "holy shit, Ryan's going to be in a movie" but then I read it again and it said Ryan Gosling.
It is actually kind of nice for Chris Evans to be able to break out of his typecast as a good guy super hero. His acting was top notch. He was a very convincing sociopath.
VERY!!! His almost total disregard for human life was refreshing in a villain, no sympathetic back story or any of that empathy crap, just a pure, good ol' rootin tootin sociopath.
You should watch knives out (funny a-hole) and snowpiercer (he's a good guy but doesn't hesitate to kill a surrendered enemy)
Oh is that’s sociopathic I thought he was just really dedicated to the mission
5:40 - 2 Flat bread, 1 omelet, Tea and some boiled chickpeas. This is what I had for breakfast.
I had a cherry turnover and orange juice. I only ate half of the turnover because there wasn’t enough salt, and I wasn’t that hungry.
I hope these 2 guys never get in to a fight and and quit they brought one of the finest movies to live
I said “huh… another drone shot?” Probably 5 times during this movie haha that was spot on
Also I missed breakfast today so that sucked
@@stevied31313 missing breakfast is tight
@@blockifahad6412 the tightest!
@@stevied31313 wow wow wow...... wow
"Can someone please shoot the man HANDCUFFED to the bench" - Lloyd - Chris Evans
That and the fight for the disc only to stop and hand over the disc, "I don't care about the money anymore." said NO mercenary ever.
I don't even watch movies at this point, I just watch the Pitch Meetings for them.
This had lots of potential and the effort was there, but it was like a bunch bros getting together and doing stuff out of boredom
"CIA the organization run by young hot models..." I laughed and have Dr. Pepper up my nose now.
Thanks.
The first half of the movie really felt like a Hitman 3 mission, and I really loved the aesthetic of the opening scene.
SAME DUDE!!!! I was thinking "this is what the Bangkok map should have been"
would have preferred if it felt like a hitman 1-2 mission, without the person constantly talking in his ear
The aesthetic is cool but it's shot in the ugliest way imaginable.
These two "tights" are some of the best the Producer guy have ever said. "Gray men are tight, they sometimes bring me to the spaceship and do things to me" "putting holes into things is tight".
I genuinely laughed so much at the alien one.
Breakfast wasn't too nutritious this morning, Ryan. Just an Iced Coffee
Well this sure looks like a movie
The most movie of the year, that's for sure
@Joe Schmoe your comment is one of the comments ever written
I mean, it has a plot and it definitely has characters.
We want RRR pitch meeting Ryan, I decided...
It is always impressive when Producer guy and screenwriter guy bring up what doesn't make sense storytelling wise/plot wise. THANKS !
I was Billy Bob's 2003 de-age double in the opening scene and You can see my neck and jaw at the 1:00 mark of this vid!
good neck, 8/10 👍
I want a spin-off backstory of the blue blazer guy
Why are these only 5 minutes long?! Honestly, such good content deserves the 10 minute treatment!
That’s as long as it takes to describe the plots of these movies
As I watched this movie, I couldn’t help but hear writer guy pitch this meeting. I heard at least 4 wow wow wow wow’s, 6 what’s and 2 super easy, barely an inconvenience’s! 😂
I hear him in my head in theaters too now :D
I hear his voice in meetings 😂😂😂 I'm gonna need you to get all the wayyyyy of my back 😂😂😂
You’re lucky it’s just movies - I’ve got that as a monologue when I’m watching the news, making breakfast, driving in traffic…. I’m basically screwed now!
At this point I don't watch full movies anymore; i just let Ryan summarise them for me 😅
It's like hearing about a movie from a friend, Ryan, from Honolulu. Or Patrick. Kids share the highlights like this, don't they? The channel has always been light hearted and silly to me. It's good fun, even if the movies aren't. I enjoy the perspective proffered.
Yup and idiots will upvote this SAME comment every week if you just copy and paste it.
That's dumb. Ryan doesn't actually offer proper critique for movies.
Definitely helps save a couple of hours in the day! 😄
@@YourCreepyUncle. What is dumb, to you? Is being a "creepy uncle" smart?
His enthusiasm towards the Smart Persons School is concerning and fascinating at the same time.
...What _did_ I have for breakfast? Now I'm gonna go to sleep trying to remember.
Really liked this movie, glad to see the pitch meeting!
The Pitch Man and The Boss Man are always so in synch they even get the same haircuts!
Having the same haircut as your boss is tight.
Watching pitch meeting instead of a bad movie is tight
I had grapes for breakfast. Thanks for taking an interest, pitch guy
I was playing a video game in the same room while my dad watched this movie and i think that plus this video counts as watching the whole movie.
oatmeal. with peanut butter and raspberry jam. like eeevery morning. oh, and it has some hemp in it too for good measure.
This is the first time a pitch meeting began with the executive getting ahead of the pitch 🤣🤣 I love it.
To the movie’s credit, the knife fight at the end was an awesome addition
One of these days producer guy is gonna be like "so what happens in this movie" and screenwriter guy will say "unclear" and that will be just the ENTIRE pitch meeting for Paprika (2006).