Flour, sugar, even baby powder is flammable when dispersed in concentration in a small area like that. It's wild. I even read that sand does the same if in a fine enough powder. Google, "Georgia sugar refinery explosion". That happened in 2008. All from sugar dust.
We used to use the non-dairy creamer in our MRE’s to help start fires. Once we found out it was flammable, we all became pyromaniacs out in the field 😂
Yep, pretty much any organic substance becomes a flammable when aerosolized. I used to work in the fire protection industry and when he cut the bags and turned on the fans I knew wat was coming and was like "Oh, snap."
If I was Miles in that secret crawl space, I would have stayed quiet and even sleep there until the next morning. There's no way I would have walked out.
Ashton really sound like that 😂lol I went to high school with him and he was a senior when I was a freshman. He was the student class president and showed me around the school and it was awesome. He is really talented and was at the school for theatre so imagine my surprise when I seen him big time acting I was sooooo proud and happy. This man is going to go far trust!
Miles wasn't a gangster, he was just a good kid heading down a bad path. And McCall knew it. He wouldn't have offered to paint over the gang graffiti if he wasn't. That's why i was baffled that you guys thought Miles might actually TRY to do something to McCall😅 after seeing what he did to the gang members, & what he said to him in the hallway. I appreciate the scene when he gets in Miles face. Many black boys don't have that male figure to tell it like it is. There are many like Miles, good kids, they just get blinded by their situation. They feel they dont have time for school or a job , they gotta get it now. I thought it was a little story or side lesson that needed to be in a film like this. Robert McCall yelling " You don't know what death is!!!" hits me every time. They think they do , but they don't.
Jaby and others frustrates me when they're watching a reaction and points out what they think is incorrect in a setting or tactics not being realistic. It reminds me when Denzel said today's viewers lost fact that we go to the movies for escapism,to get away from reality. I used to serve in tge military and was part of an Air assault unit but me and my friends don't gripe about what isnt 100% accurate in fighting or gun handling. Most war drama,action films i wouldn't enjoy if i nitpick them to death. UA-camrs have to be blamed for the facts that viewers now instead of sitting down watching people are now trying to find things wrong with everything they watch or aren't accurate. I come into movies knowing majority of the situations wouldn't happen in reality i don't need it constantly pointed out.
It's the Cinemasins effect. They all focus on what they can find "wrong" with a view rather than either enjoy the film or watch for like 4 minutes to get an answer.
@@spongeaang98 i get it cause the ovie is a bit realistic exept denzel being unstopable but that's how it's suposed to be in a action movie , nobody would enjoy a main character if he he's weak dumb and can't acomplish sht , the nit picking is what bothers allot of us but cool reaction none the less
Facts, I especially hate the people that are judge movies on is it great and what isn’t great sucks. Not everything is going to be great and there is a lot of middle ground between great and sucks.
No, they are not Navy SEALs. The CIA normally recruits from Delta Force or the Marine Corps Special Forces. If you were paying attention, when Miles was hiding in Robert's panic room, his Marine Dress Blues were on display.
@@shaq8830 The CIA just has more opportunity to work with Delta Force and Marine Special Forces. If there's a US Embassy in a foreign country, you can guarantee there are also CIA, Delta Force, Marine Special Forces somewhere close. Navy Seals are more along the lines of the SAS. They're in and out. But Delta Force can stay on a target for almost a year before they strike.
@@TheMtVernonKid I know what the Wikipedia page says but DIA works exclusively on behalf of the Department of Defense. DIA is a think tank, they're advisors. Denzel Washington's character (Robert McCall) former work is what the CIA (SAC) does. Special Activity Center. They specialized in infiltration, extraction, reconnaissance, and renditions. SAC primarily recruits from Delta Force and Marine Special Operations. DIA does not work directly with the CIA. I think someone didn't do the research when writing the script or confuse the two agencies.
The whole plot of the story Jaby is Denzel's old squad became Mercenaries for higher. The guy that killed the family in Berlin was the same guy in his unit that you saw at the end. This film also gives you more detail into what Robert was. A lot of people who watched these films always shout to figure out. What was he? He was US marine and D. I. A agent. I love the ending fight Pedro. Got everything that he deserved to get even just a whole way. He killed Susan it was ironic. It was karma coming back to him and then Robert just went overkill with him.
If you're wondering why he was able to take out these guys so easily remember. He was there commanding officer. So he knows what they were doing. He knows how they think he's there better. He's there superior it's like a sense say in teaching his student a martial art sensei doesn't teach you everything he knows.
The only reason I like The Equalizer franchise more than the John Wick franchise is because The Equalizer focuses more on the story, and the characters. John Wick is basically pure action. Amazing action, but just pure action.
@@thomasanderson2384 Oh they had story all right. Story for 2 was talk to a guy to get the thing done, then talk to another guy to do the other thing, then run away and shoot heads, then talk to another guy to get to the other guy's place, then run away and shoot more heads. Story for 3 was talk to an old contact to call in a favor to talk to another old contact to call in a favor to talk to a new contact to call in a favor (split up by killing sprees) to shoot some more people. Truly the story of all time.
Yes, the 2 guns covering left and right close to the body is a CQC (close quarter combat) technique taught. The close up of eye is just a visual of the deliberate calm execution of action despite the cortisol and adrenaline being dumped into the blood stream. Something that takes training, time and, experience to get right. The machine pistol is a Mac-11 semi-auto 9 mm, a street version of the military Mac-10 that is full auto .45 caliber.
What is flour? Basically, it is grain dust. Grain dust is highly combustible, so a fire or an explosion can happen at a large grain-handling facility or in a grain-storage area on a local farm or ranch. Four basic elements must be present for a grain dust explosion to occur: Fuel: dust particles from wheat, oats, barley, or other types of grain that are suspended in the air or layers of grain dust in a confined space Oxygen: normal oxygen levels and a continuous air supply Confinement: areas of confined space such as grain bins, basement tunnels, bin deck galleries, silos, downspouts, and enclosed drag conveyors Ignition source: short circuits, static electricity, lit cigarettes or lighters, overheated bearings, friction, cutting torches or welding devices, grinder sparks, lightning, and so on
i think he actually asked himself that question , it's like there is no answer to it and it takes great strength to leave all the evil gang stuff behin and stay on the right track .
Yes flour can ignite and explode. It is called a dust explosion. If the dust particles are fine enough and in the proper concentration in the air, they burn and oxidize. Mills and silos are known for this due to the amount of dust that can be kicked up, and then static shock and friction ignite it.
"How do you stay under the radar" Easy He targets criminals They obviously do not want their stuff on display if they get to live, and if they die, cops aren't gonna look much further than the easiest answer when it comes to criminals (see first movie: gang war gone wrong was the theory after Robert's first act)
I would not be surprised if that speech that Denzel did about "you don't know what death is" was improvised because he in real life has said similar things.
It was! The actor who played Miles confirmed Denzel was off script in the moment he picked up and took the gun. Just shows how Denzel is a cut above the rest.
Great reaction! Flour is dried grain which is flammable and highly combustible. I saw E3 twice. It was fuckin AWESOME. His background is: DIA or Defense Intelligence Agency Spy, Hitman/Assassin, and Black Ops Operative (formerly) United States Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant (formerly) SKILLS: military training, high intelligence, expert marksman, expert martial artist, high pain tolerance, expertise in weaponry, master tactician, knife mastery, explosive mastery, multilingualism.
OCD is a type of coping mechanism a lot of people in stressful jobs develop to help feel some control over the world around you. It is not dissimilar to mantras or repetitious chants that create a feeling or control or satisfaction. He forgot to make a wish before splitting the bones. Most all Tier 1 operators whether Dev-Gru (formerly seal team 6), SFOD-D (Delta), Marine Raiders and C.I.A. S.A.D. sometimes added in the list although The Agency prefers to collect the intel and let military Tier 1 assets go in to protect means and methods use to collect intel.
Ta-neshi Coates was my classmate & fellow rap/floetry club member back at Poly high school n Baltimore..dope person & author..loved the fact Denzel.put his book n the movie
Regarding the flour it's a 'dust explosion'. From the Wiki "A dust explosion is the rapid combustion of fine particles suspended in the air within an enclosed location."
He said the right words in this movie towards miles, Stop blaming everyone else and not yourself, Stop trying to find someone else to blame, everyone has bills, everyone goes through it at times, get up and brush yourself off and keep it moving, it takes one good idea that would change your life. everyone on YT is not going to see what others see, that shouldn't stop you.
Denzel was 62 when this was filmed, so I think we can cut him some slack on using a stunt double for the fight scene. He was "only" 58 when filming the first one.
YOUR credit card cannot do that, THEIR credit card CAN do that. "Black" cards are made of carbon fiber, and "Titanium" cards are made of titanium steel alloy. Your credit card is just plastic, unless this UA-cam gig is much more lucrative than I thought. 🤨
1st, we don't deserve Achara, she's such a ray of light :) 2nd, my favorite scene in the entire movie is when he confronts his old team after it's revealed they are the villains. his "the mistake you made was that you killed my friend. so, i'm going to kill each and everyone one of you and the only disappointment in it for me is that i only get to do it once" line was delivered so coldly and matter of factly. 11/10
It’s so weird that you guys were so afraid that Miles was going to do something to Robert when he went to Roberts house. I guess it interesting seeing how people see things differently. Still strange though.
_Sarcastically_ "That's judgy, Achara!" And sometimes judgy can save your life. If you see a group of white guys in the middle of a field around a bonfire constructing a wooden cross..... y'know..... just keep driving. MAYBE they're just getting ready for the upcoming Nativity festival but we don't _really_ need to find out, do we?
Achara - "Who knew?" Us - "Everybody" Flour, grain dust, etc (even aluminum dust). suspended in the air + a spark = a fuel-air explosive, a.k.a. a thermobaric bomb. This is what causes grain elevator explosions.
Why do you think grain elevators explode? Flour when airborne is super explosive. You could bring down a 20 story building if you know how to apply flour.
The end of the movie lost me a bit for a few reasons as someone who served in the Marines. You're absolutely correct in calling the dudes out for not having some sort of equipment to deal with flying debris from the storm. The other thing is the optic dave is using on his rifle in the end is a thermal device, which is easy to tell from a 3rd person POV looking at the lenses but when he's looking through the optic it appears as a normal optic. There's a lot more smaller details that really don't make sense at all for someone trained to fight in this kin d of environment and the tactics they use. It was flour, not sugar bags that he cut open. the fans was to spread it into the surrounding air. When you ignite flour as a fine powder in the air it reacts explosively such as sawdust does in a sawmill. Which is why lumber workers go to extreme lengths to manage sawdust and also do not smoke near the mill they work at. This applies to really anything that can be ground to a fine powder, including aluminum for example.
You see how nobody liked or bothered to comment ? Because who tf cares it’s a movie not real events it’s entertaining and meant to be dramatic not super realistic 😂 serving as a marine doesn’t mean much when one they aren’t even marines and two again it’s a NOVIE not real doenst need to be super accurate
20:51 , If he would have stopped the car sooner , he would have had some or the other witness of the murder he was gonna do. And he could not have even risked to play the victim if he would have thought of bringing it up in front of any bureaucracy or police/crap like that because he does not has the time to blow off his low persona which he has kept. So he waited till he got the Car under a bridge away from any witnesses and just killed him off.
The first part of the film is an homage to the t v series from the eighties. Robert McCall, in that again, as I said before, was a retired MI6 agent. He helped the little guys. He helped the people with cases that the cops couldn't help. And he did some time use Disguises
This movie was based on a TV series and in the TV series mcall put a very particular add in the news paper. Kinda like the " I have a particular set of skills" speech.
Yes, flour dust can be highly flammable and explosive, especially when it's in the air as a cloud of particles. Flour dust can ignite and burn easily if it comes into contact with an ignition source, such as a flame, spark, or overheated motor, gear, or bearing. Flour dust is even more explosive than gunpowder and 35 times more combustible than coal dust.
Lol like he says I can’t believe they are not squinting! Seems to me they are highly trained and want to be sure they can see everything possible not keeping their eyes damn near closed!!!!!
i found out about little yummy from random video of denzel talking about finding out what Little Yummy was from a driver. i guess they put that in this movie too @17:55
It's easy to tell those who have never had a real experience with a firearm. Let alone to the face. One's reaction to the "you have no idea what death is" scene should be far more visceral. Especially knowing the line of work Robert has been in and what's he's done and had to see...
flour is extremely combustible. Mills can literally explode. on the "gang" not immediately retaliating... they're not the f'n mob. If you've ever actually spent time around low level small gangs (unconnected to a much larger group) .. everything isn't a shootout. And if someone who is obviously like a secret agent or cop or something came in and handled your crew like that, you'd have some pause. plus they didn't lose anything.
If you powder anything, it'll burn :) Get a good file and you can file off metals and throw them through a campfire and it'll burn (different colirs too!) When you reduce its size, you increase its available surface area. Thats why grain silos explode.
I had the same driver for uber twice months in between and she remembered me I said to myself if I get her a third time i'm gonna ask her on a date...never got her again.
@@CinePals yeah I should’ve cause the crazy thing is the first time wasn’t even my account, my friend used his gf’s account to call me one and I wanna say four months later I used mine, talked the whole ride catching up. 🚶🏾
I enjoyed the first two films; being Denzel, I had no problem with the race swapping (I loved the original TV series, and met Edward Woodward when they were filming an episode near where I lived; I'd brought a few _Breaker Morant_ 8x10s he graciously signed, as he was also amazed an American knew of the film). I'm seeing Denzel's third _Equalizer_ tomorrow...
You learn something new every day I didn’t even know this was a “race swap” even though that shouldn’t matter. This is just another example to show that that shouldn’t matter at all. It can be good with a white or black actor and they found one who’s black that did it damn well.
@@bob-1980 They slightly shifted his mythos a bit, but the movies stand cool on their own. Edward Woodward's Robert McCall was legit retired-age former Black Ops who openly helped people who were unable to help themselves from circumstances arisen film Bad People.
@@bob-1980 Which movies? _Breaker Morant_ is based on a famous court case railroading a couple of Aussie soldiers. I believe this is the trial from which the term "kangaroo court" is derived....
Dave touching the mirror is how he learned it was a secret compartment. Try it out on your own mirrors. Whether or not you can touch your reflection determines what kind of mirror it is.
As a party trick i once took a spoonful of flour in my mouth and put one of those torch lighters in front of my mouth and just blew the flour out as fast as i could. It created a pretty decent fireball, almost lost my eyebrows tho
(19:00) Wow😳, little OG action easter egg there, Jackie Chan only likes Cold Tea ("We don't like hot tea"from the 70's action Movie 'Snake in the Eagle's Shadow'). 😁 🦍🐈🦅🤜🤚
As far as the moment with Miles during the gang scene. Robert was probably also still upset over his friends death and with that fresh on his mind probably caused him to be a little more aggressive than usual
Holy crap..no spoilers but rewatching this with u guys..n equalizer 3- that apple comes back..I totally 4got about the apples.but is big part n finale of part 3 - thank u 4 this
Flour, sugar, even baby powder is flammable when dispersed in concentration in a small area like that. It's wild. I even read that sand does the same if in a fine enough powder. Google, "Georgia sugar refinery explosion". That happened in 2008. All from sugar dust.
Flour especially. Grain silos are notorious for being highly combustible. And flour is just pulverized grain.
We used to use the non-dairy creamer in our MRE’s to help start fires. Once we found out it was flammable, we all became pyromaniacs out in the field 😂
yes as children we would blow puffs out into open flames and create little fireballs
Yep, pretty much any organic substance becomes a flammable when aerosolized. I used to work in the fire protection industry and when he cut the bags and turned on the fans I knew wat was coming and was like "Oh, snap."
If I was Miles in that secret crawl space, I would have stayed quiet and even sleep there until the next morning. There's no way I would have walked out.
same , like that's the safest place to be .
"why didn't he stop the car a little sooner" oh idk public area maybe
"you don't know what death is.. you have no idea what death is... "
Somehow this hits me harder than I expect.. every time..
Either way, at least now they can see Thestrals... oh wait...
Me too. Denzel is so powerful man.
Broadcast that scene to every hood in the country.
Denzel has never done sequels for any movie except for equaliser, and it's fantastic!
Ashton really sound like that 😂lol I went to high school with him and he was a senior when I was a freshman. He was the student class president and showed me around the school and it was awesome. He is really talented and was at the school for theatre so imagine my surprise when I seen him big time acting I was sooooo proud and happy. This man is going to go far trust!
The kid that plays Miles was a red carpet event, so Denzel walking behind them, told Denzel that they will be working together soon.
ohh woow yeah.
"well then, see you at work!" Denzel is always smooth af man
Miles wasn't a gangster, he was just a good kid heading down a bad path. And McCall knew it. He wouldn't have offered to paint over the gang graffiti if he wasn't.
That's why i was baffled that you guys thought Miles might actually TRY to do something to McCall😅 after seeing what he did to the gang members, & what he said to him in the hallway.
I appreciate the scene when he gets in Miles face. Many black boys don't have that male figure to tell it like it is. There are many like Miles, good kids, they just get blinded by their situation. They feel they dont have time for school or a job , they gotta get it now.
I thought it was a little story or side lesson that needed to be in a film like this. Robert McCall yelling " You don't know what death is!!!" hits me every time. They think they do , but they don't.
Jaby and others frustrates me when they're watching a reaction and points out what they think is incorrect in a setting or tactics not being realistic. It reminds me when Denzel said today's viewers lost fact that we go to the movies for escapism,to get away from reality. I used to serve in tge military and was part of an Air assault unit but me and my friends don't gripe about what isnt 100% accurate in fighting or gun handling. Most war drama,action films i wouldn't enjoy if i nitpick them to death. UA-camrs have to be blamed for the facts that viewers now instead of sitting down watching people are now trying to find things wrong with everything they watch or aren't accurate. I come into movies knowing majority of the situations wouldn't happen in reality i don't need it constantly pointed out.
he is alway bitching about something. i only watch for achara
So true bro they just ruin the vibe of movie watching with the nitpicking
It's the Cinemasins effect. They all focus on what they can find "wrong" with a view rather than either enjoy the film or watch for like 4 minutes to get an answer.
@@spongeaang98 i get it cause the ovie is a bit realistic exept denzel being unstopable but that's how it's suposed to be in a action movie , nobody would enjoy a main character if he he's weak dumb and can't acomplish sht , the nit picking is what bothers allot of us but cool reaction none the less
Facts, I especially hate the people that are judge movies on is it great and what isn’t great sucks. Not everything is going to be great and there is a lot of middle ground between great and sucks.
No, they are not Navy SEALs. The CIA normally recruits from Delta Force or the Marine Corps Special Forces. If you were paying attention, when Miles was hiding in Robert's panic room, his Marine Dress Blues were on display.
Why is that? Are Delta Force and Marine Corps Special Forces operatives more versatile than Navy SEALs?
@@shaq8830 The CIA just has more opportunity to work with Delta Force and Marine Special Forces. If there's a US Embassy in a foreign country, you can guarantee there are also CIA, Delta Force, Marine Special Forces somewhere close.
Navy Seals are more along the lines of the SAS. They're in and out. But Delta Force can stay on a target for almost a year before they strike.
Actually, Denzel character is a U.S. Marine and D.I.A. agent
@@TheMtVernonKid I know what the Wikipedia page says but DIA works exclusively on behalf of the Department of Defense. DIA is a think tank, they're advisors.
Denzel Washington's character (Robert McCall) former work is what the CIA (SAC) does. Special Activity Center. They specialized in infiltration, extraction, reconnaissance, and renditions. SAC primarily recruits from Delta Force and Marine Special Operations.
DIA does not work directly with the CIA. I think someone didn't do the research when writing the script or confuse the two agencies.
i notoced that uniform looks sick 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶
Denzel’s lines be hitting harder than the action scenes
right
That's when you a goat actor.
And his facial expressions...
FACTS
The whole plot of the story Jaby is Denzel's old squad became Mercenaries for higher. The guy that killed the family in Berlin was the same guy in his unit that you saw at the end. This film also gives you more detail into what Robert was. A lot of people who watched these films always shout to figure out. What was he? He was US marine and D. I. A agent.
I love the ending fight Pedro. Got everything that he deserved to get even just a whole way. He killed Susan it was ironic. It was karma coming back to him and then Robert just went overkill with him.
Even though I knew Pedro was in this it still took me a second to recognize him all cleaned up 😆
If you're wondering why he was able to take out these guys so easily remember. He was there commanding officer. So he knows what they were doing. He knows how they think he's there better. He's there superior it's like a sense say in teaching his student a martial art sensei doesn't teach you everything he knows.
The only reason I like The Equalizer franchise more than the John Wick franchise is because The Equalizer focuses more on the story, and the characters. John Wick is basically pure action. Amazing action, but just pure action.
Aside from the first movie. Yes lol. 2-4 was just that though pure action 😂
I don't know if 2 or 3 had story
It was pretty basic
Wick series clear
@@thomasanderson2384 Oh they had story all right. Story for 2 was talk to a guy to get the thing done, then talk to another guy to do the other thing, then run away and shoot heads, then talk to another guy to get to the other guy's place, then run away and shoot more heads. Story for 3 was talk to an old contact to call in a favor to talk to another old contact to call in a favor to talk to a new contact to call in a favor (split up by killing sprees) to shoot some more people.
Truly the story of all time.
Avenging a dead dog makes up for lack of plot though. You can't kill dogs.
Yes, the 2 guns covering left and right close to the body is a CQC (close quarter combat) technique taught. The close up of eye is just a visual of the deliberate calm execution of action despite the cortisol and adrenaline being dumped into the blood stream. Something that takes training, time and, experience to get right. The machine pistol is a Mac-11 semi-auto 9 mm, a street version of the military Mac-10 that is full auto .45 caliber.
If Denzel wasn’t the lead in these movies I would struggle with them but he carries them home. Man on fire next please. My man!
This, drags on way too long, first one had the right amount of pace, i watched this one twice, and fell asleep twice.
@@NecramoniumVideo sorry to hear that cause this movie was spectacular
@@NecramoniumVideo that "drags on way too long" is called story telling lol.
Yes! Man on Fire
@@NecramoniumVideoshort attention span
I love how this young lady gets so involved in the actio . Brilliant engagement with character and story ❤
What is flour? Basically, it is grain dust. Grain dust is highly combustible, so a fire or an explosion can happen at a large grain-handling facility or in a grain-storage area on a local farm or ranch. Four basic elements must be present for a grain dust explosion to occur:
Fuel: dust particles from wheat, oats, barley, or other types of grain that are suspended in the air or layers of grain dust in a confined space
Oxygen: normal oxygen levels and a continuous air supply
Confinement: areas of confined space such as grain bins, basement tunnels, bin deck galleries, silos, downspouts, and enclosed drag conveyors
Ignition source: short circuits, static electricity, lit cigarettes or lighters, overheated bearings, friction, cutting torches or welding devices, grinder sparks, lightning, and so on
When you commit sexual assault, you're probably not real eager to turn in the guy who just kicked your ass and took the victim to the hospital.
Exactly.
Seriously. JayB using every minute to nitpick is annoying when using common sense and critical thinking is right there and easier.
"But why me?"
SUCH a powerful line.
Right. 3 small words, but they really tell you a lot about miles.
i think he actually asked himself that question , it's like there is no answer to it and it takes great strength to leave all the evil gang stuff behin and stay on the right track .
Yes flour can ignite and explode. It is called a dust explosion. If the dust particles are fine enough and in the proper concentration in the air, they burn and oxidize. Mills and silos are known for this due to the amount of dust that can be kicked up, and then static shock and friction ignite it.
34:37 - 35:12
The Best Reaction That I Was Waiting For
She Even Gets Teary Eyed
"How do you stay under the radar"
Easy
He targets criminals
They obviously do not want their stuff on display if they get to live, and if they die, cops aren't gonna look much further than the easiest answer when it comes to criminals (see first movie: gang war gone wrong was the theory after Robert's first act)
I would not be surprised if that speech that Denzel did about "you don't know what death is" was improvised because he in real life has said similar things.
Yea a few lines in that speech were most likely a denzel rewrite or improv, for sure.
It was! The actor who played Miles confirmed Denzel was off script in the moment he picked up and took the gun. Just shows how Denzel is a cut above the rest.
Great reaction! Flour is dried grain which is flammable and highly combustible. I saw E3 twice. It was fuckin AWESOME. His background is: DIA or Defense Intelligence Agency Spy, Hitman/Assassin, and Black Ops Operative (formerly)
United States Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant (formerly)
SKILLS: military training, high intelligence, expert marksman, expert martial artist, high pain tolerance, expertise in weaponry, master tactician, knife mastery, explosive mastery, multilingualism.
Gee...thanks for the spoilers genius
Multilingualism? He didn't know the language the bad guys were speaking on the train. 😆
@@greggibson33 actually he did, after he got rid of the 3 bad guys on the train he spoke to the kidnapper in Turkish.
Pedro is such a good actor he was ruthless in here.
Guys, please add Denzel Washington's 2006 movie 'Deja Vu' to the list. Ta. 🧡
His most underrated movie!
Deja Vu was simply great!
Man on fire is great too 🔥
brow one of my favorite movies 😭😭
Did not expect Achara's bloodlust around 32:00 lmao. But nevertheless, I agree with MarkWang77, Achara is truly a ray of sunshine.
"what are the odds?" remember that Robert asked Susan to look into it... SUSAN helped him find Sammy's sister
OCD is a type of coping mechanism a lot of people in stressful jobs develop to help feel some control over the world around you. It is not dissimilar to mantras or repetitious chants that create a feeling or control or satisfaction. He forgot to make a wish before splitting the bones. Most all Tier 1 operators whether Dev-Gru (formerly seal team 6), SFOD-D (Delta), Marine Raiders and C.I.A. S.A.D. sometimes added in the list although The Agency prefers to collect the intel and let military Tier 1 assets go in to protect means and methods use to collect intel.
Ta-neshi Coates was my classmate & fellow rap/floetry club member back at Poly high school n Baltimore..dope person & author..loved the fact Denzel.put his book n the movie
Regarding the flour it's a 'dust explosion'. From the Wiki "A dust explosion is the rapid combustion of fine particles suspended in the air within an enclosed location."
He said the right words in this movie towards miles, Stop blaming everyone else and not yourself, Stop trying to find someone else to blame, everyone has bills, everyone goes through it at times, get up and brush yourself off and keep it moving, it takes one good idea that would change your life. everyone on YT is not going to see what others see, that shouldn't stop you.
Denzel was 62 when this was filmed, so I think we can cut him some slack on using a stunt double for the fight scene. He was "only" 58 when filming the first one.
YOUR credit card cannot do that, THEIR credit card CAN do that. "Black" cards are made of carbon fiber, and "Titanium" cards are made of titanium steel alloy. Your credit card is just plastic, unless this UA-cam gig is much more lucrative than I thought. 🤨
Chase makes a “sapphire” card that is aluminum and so does apple. Both could do that.
I have a black stainless steel card too. But I doubt the edges are sharp enough to cause such an injury
the simultaneous head nod a 30:15 was priceless😅
1st, we don't deserve Achara, she's such a ray of light :) 2nd, my favorite scene in the entire movie is when he confronts his old team after it's revealed they are the villains. his "the mistake you made was that you killed my friend. so, i'm going to kill each and everyone one of you and the only disappointment in it for me is that i only get to do it once" line was delivered so coldly and matter of factly. 11/10
A ray of light?... She's more like a dim bulb. 😅
Me personally his confrontation with Miles. I saw both Robert and Denzel fused together
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It’s so weird that you guys were so afraid that Miles was going to do something to Robert when he went to Roberts house. I guess it interesting seeing how people see things differently. Still strange though.
_Sarcastically_ "That's judgy, Achara!" And sometimes judgy can save your life. If you see a group of white guys in the middle of a field around a bonfire constructing a wooden cross..... y'know..... just keep driving. MAYBE they're just getting ready for the upcoming Nativity festival but we don't _really_ need to find out, do we?
Achara - "Who knew?"
Us - "Everybody"
Flour, grain dust, etc (even aluminum dust). suspended in the air + a spark = a fuel-air explosive, a.k.a. a thermobaric bomb. This is what causes grain elevator explosions.
29:29 it's flour, and would be highly combustible if not for the 100% humidity from the hurricane. That's why grain silos explode so often.
Why do you think grain elevators explode? Flour when airborne is super explosive.
You could bring down a 20 story building if you know how to apply flour.
Flour (and many grains) are completely explosive. Lookup grainhouse explosions and see how many grain facilities have had deadly explosions.
Dying to see part 3 & see how the trilogy ends . An amazing. collection of movies . Bravo Richard Wenk & Antoine Fuqua 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The end of the movie lost me a bit for a few reasons as someone who served in the Marines. You're absolutely correct in calling the dudes out for not having some sort of equipment to deal with flying debris from the storm. The other thing is the optic dave is using on his rifle in the end is a thermal device, which is easy to tell from a 3rd person POV looking at the lenses but when he's looking through the optic it appears as a normal optic. There's a lot more smaller details that really don't make sense at all for someone trained to fight in this kin d of environment and the tactics they use.
It was flour, not sugar bags that he cut open. the fans was to spread it into the surrounding air. When you ignite flour as a fine powder in the air it reacts explosively such as sawdust does in a sawmill. Which is why lumber workers go to extreme lengths to manage sawdust and also do not smoke near the mill they work at. This applies to really anything that can be ground to a fine powder, including aluminum for example.
You see how nobody liked or bothered to comment ? Because who tf cares it’s a movie not real events it’s entertaining and meant to be dramatic not super realistic 😂 serving as a marine doesn’t mean much when one they aren’t even marines and two again it’s a NOVIE not real doenst need to be super accurate
20:51 , If he would have stopped the car sooner , he would have had some or the other witness of the murder he was gonna do.
And he could not have even risked to play the victim if he would have thought of bringing it up in front of any bureaucracy or police/crap like that because he does not has the time to blow off his low persona which he has kept. So he waited till he got the Car under a bridge away from any witnesses and just killed him off.
Flour is a very explosive compound. You dont have any steel tools in a flour mill, only wooden. A small spark will create this kinda reaction
The first part of the film is an homage to the t v series from the eighties. Robert McCall, in that again, as I said before, was a retired MI6 agent. He helped the little guys. He helped the people with cases that the cops couldn't help. And he did some time use Disguises
Wow, guys when he cut open the flower and turned on the Fan, I had no problem with understanding that it's a visual deterrent.
And also flour is genuinely flammable.
That reunion of Samuel and Magda brings me to tears every time lol that painting was meaningless in that moment
This movie was based on a TV series and in the TV series mcall put a very particular add in the news paper. Kinda like the " I have a particular set of skills" speech.
Robert is indeed the hero we need these days a vigilant with a big❤
I hated the woman was murdered. Definitely entertained and had fun with you two. Beautiful ending. Awesome video guys.
I'm with you. That's my sore spot, that Susan was murdered. I was so upset! I really liked her character!
Grumpy "Jabbs 😂 . Achara's funny.
She's not lying...😂
If you live in the midwest, or anywhere that they have grain elevators, you will sometimes hear of a grain elevator explosion. Very deadly.
Fine sugar, flour, grain dust is highly, highly explosive with oxygen and an ignition source.
Yes, flour dust can be highly flammable and explosive, especially when it's in the air as a cloud of particles. Flour dust can ignite and burn easily if it comes into contact with an ignition source, such as a flame, spark, or overheated motor, gear, or bearing. Flour dust is even more explosive than gunpowder and 35 times more combustible than coal dust.
29:35 It's flour not sugar... Flour spread through the air like that in a fine powdery form is very flammable
"The Equalizer" movies are based on a 1980's TV show "The Equalizer" starring Edward Woodward
Is jaby going to be a overly critical film snob in this reaction or is he actually going to have some fun and enjoy something?
Why don't you watch and find out, weirdo
Exactly. Some reactors kill with that bs. Especially when they try to foreshadow the entire movie/show. It's like just watch the damn movie
It's getting old....
Lol like he says I can’t believe they are not squinting! Seems to me they are highly trained and want to be sure they can see everything possible not keeping their eyes damn near closed!!!!!
Would like to see Achara react with Greg. She's way better than Roxy
Flour is combustible when spread in wind
Flour dust is definitely flammable
His wife owned a bakery. I’m sure she used a lot of apples in her pastries.
the end was of this reaction about the apples was hilarious. I love Achara
i found out about little yummy from random video of denzel talking about finding out what Little Yummy was from a driver. i guess they put that in this movie too @17:55
It's easy to tell those who have never had a real experience with a firearm. Let alone to the face. One's reaction to the "you have no idea what death is" scene should be far more visceral. Especially knowing the line of work Robert has been in and what's he's done and had to see...
20:34 off to dump the body😂
Don't forget to watch Denzel in:
"Man on Fire" (2004 remake)
"Fallen (1998) good for October
"The Taking of Pelham 1-2-3" (2009 remake)
#1: Overrated. #2: Just plain bad. #3: The original was much better.... have any other suggestions?
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Not an Uzi sub-machine gun. He was holding a Cobray MAC-10 machine pistol.
2 white guys afraid of a black guy entering an apartment 😂
- America
flour is extremely combustible. Mills can literally explode.
on the "gang" not immediately retaliating... they're not the f'n mob. If you've ever actually spent time around low level small gangs (unconnected to a much larger group) .. everything isn't a shootout. And if someone who is obviously like a secret agent or cop or something came in and handled your crew like that, you'd have some pause. plus they didn't lose anything.
Flour does ignite if it is atomized.
If you powder anything, it'll burn :)
Get a good file and you can file off metals and throw them through a campfire and it'll burn (different colirs too!)
When you reduce its size, you increase its available surface area. Thats why grain silos explode.
True, for example thermite@@michaelriddick7116
the ending of that bus... is literally my street my apartment lol 617 baby!
I had the same driver for uber twice months in between and she remembered me I said to myself if I get her a third time i'm gonna ask her on a date...never got her again.
I wish you asked her out after the second time. Fate already handed you the chance right then and there!
Don't make it worse. Guy already feels bad.
@@CinePals yeah I should’ve cause the crazy thing is the first time wasn’t even my account, my friend used his gf’s account to call me one and I wanna say four months later I used mine, talked the whole ride catching up.
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@@imtotallyarealperson8121 😢
“That’s a nice lil scene”
Too Technical tbh the movies are meant to be felt too not just watch from a critical view
I enjoyed the first two films; being Denzel, I had no problem with the race swapping (I loved the original TV series, and met Edward Woodward when they were filming an episode near where I lived; I'd brought a few _Breaker Morant_ 8x10s he graciously signed, as he was also amazed an American knew of the film). I'm seeing Denzel's third _Equalizer_ tomorrow...
LOVE Breaker Morant
You learn something new every day I didn’t even know this was a “race swap” even though that shouldn’t matter. This is just another example to show that that shouldn’t matter at all. It can be good with a white or black actor and they found one who’s black that did it damn well.
@@bob-1980 They slightly shifted his mythos a bit, but the movies stand cool on their own. Edward Woodward's Robert McCall was legit retired-age former Black Ops who openly helped people who were unable to help themselves from circumstances arisen film Bad People.
@@realbadger are these movies based on a book?
@@bob-1980 Which movies? _Breaker Morant_ is based on a famous court case railroading a couple of Aussie soldiers. I believe this is the trial from which the term "kangaroo court" is derived....
well,, flour is flamable with the right amount of oxygen mixed under.
Dave touching the mirror is how he learned it was a secret compartment. Try it out on your own mirrors. Whether or not you can touch your reflection determines what kind of mirror it is.
As a party trick i once took a spoonful of flour in my mouth and put one of those torch lighters in front of my mouth and just blew the flour out as fast as i could. It created a pretty decent fireball, almost lost my eyebrows tho
He was like “ jow that chineze thing was racist”
Why don’t more people just stay hiding for like an hour.
😂😂Achara my mom was peeking at my screen and was saying oh she's cute and i said right away she knows, my mom asks how and i said she has a mirror
It's impossible to get same driver on Ola or Uber.
30:15 Yeah, flour dust is no joke.
Denzel washigton my fav actor 😍
"What are you drawing?" "Not you." Totally unnecessary.
Just checking your reaction to the train scene. I’ve got to work in the morning!!!
Jaby is reacting thats the whole point
(19:00) Wow😳, little OG action easter egg there, Jackie Chan only likes Cold Tea ("We don't like hot tea"from the 70's action Movie 'Snake in the Eagle's Shadow'). 😁 🦍🐈🦅🤜🤚
I got the first two on blu-ray. I agree 2 is better. By that being said I'm still watching this with you 👍
Love y’all reactions together
As far as the moment with Miles during the gang scene. Robert was probably also still upset over his friends death and with that fresh on his mind probably caused him to be a little more aggressive than usual
All of the movies are good. But I have to say I think the 3rd one is my favorite.
After seeing your non-spoiler reaction E3 I can't wait to see it since you feel it's the best of the triology.
Wonderful reaction! I'm eager to watch Equalizer 3 in my country soon..
Holy crap..no spoilers but rewatching this with u guys..n equalizer 3- that apple comes back..I totally 4got about the apples.but is big part n finale of part 3 - thank u 4 this
There Was One Point Where You Forgot To Put The Blurr On The Gouged Eye
36:10 we feel you Jaby :P
"Your old army buddy was at the backdoor"
Because your husband's crew were watching the front.