Behind the Scenes of Brad Pitt's Fate. The Counselor.
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- Опубліковано 8 сер 2021
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Behind the scenes of Brad Pitt's fate.
The Counselor. 2013.
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A rich and successful lawyer, the Counselor, is about to get married to his fiancée but soon becomes entangled in a complex drug plot with a middle-man known as Westray. The plan ends up taking a horrible twist and he must protect himself and his soon to be bride as the truth of the drug business is uncovered and targets are eliminated.
The Counselor (known as The Counsellor in countries that use British English) is a 2013 crime thriller film directed by Ridley Scott and written by Cormac McCarthy. It stars Michael Fassbender as the eponymous Counselor as well as Penélope Cruz, Cameron Diaz, Javier Bardem and Brad Pitt. The film deals with themes such as greed, mortality, love, and trust in the context of the Mexican drug trade. The extremely violent and bloodthirsty activities of drug cartels are depicted as the Counselor, a high-level lawyer, gets involved in a drug deal around the troubled Ciudad Juarez, Mexico/Texas border area.
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This scene freaked me out so much I never leave the house without a multitool anymore LoL
Brandon Lee used this Hollywood trap too and everyone knows how it ended
Might wanna carry legit wire cutters because a multi tool probably wouldn't do the job.
This movie is so underrated. Probably my favorite post-Blade Runner Ridley Scott film. As graphic as the bolito scene was, it's what the movie DOESN"T show you that is most disturbing. The audience can only imagine what was on that DVD that is delivered to the main character at the end.
This the comment I was looking for. The movie had such a genuine feel. The conversation between the characters is what really drew me in. I can’t believe how much this movie is actually slept on.
@@uzo9887 This movie was more about gruesome killings of the main characters than actual plot.
@@petkokrushev3840 not for me dawg. “The Counselor” was the perfect name for this movie. The story plot seemed like it was based on a true story.
This movie is more of the philosophical treatise than a simple entertainment. That's why people didn't like.
@@VinaX2R I agree
ridley commenting his movies is always hilarious and informative at the same time.
😜🎥
At the Maximus/Commodus fight at the end of "Gladiator" you can see a guy in the crowd picking his nose. I never noticed him before, but thanks to Ridley's commentary I now know. Once seen it can't be unseen.
how did i COMPLETELY forget about this movie? its like sicario before sicario (almost)
Sicario is better though
david mckesey agreed
The description at the beginning was scary enough and then this actual scene..a masterpiece 💥
I didn't like the movie, but that scene and the way to die was probably the most brutal scene I've ever seen.
The second I noticed it was Cormac McCarthy I gave it a pass. I generally love his stuff, and its always an intense experience, but the movies always leave me with some terrible, persistent memories.
Na Murphy on robocop was worse.
Hey! This was great stuff. I would not mind seeing more special features and stuff like this. TY
Maybe I should create another channel for such content
Intense scene but I remember watching this entire movie thinking, damn our boy Ridley Scott done lost his mind
1. How have I never heard of this movie (Checks the rating, ahh, ok) 2. Imagine being as good looking as BP and getting paid for it.
1. Same
2. Same
Forget the rating. It's a good movie
@@Infamous3rdchild It was ok. It was just a basic "drug deal gone wrong" movie padded with some flashy dialogue and good actors. I thought it was fairly entertaining but was ultimately forgettable.
The phone call scene towards the end saved the movie for me.
Cut it back for Japan. Definitely the most ironic thing I've heard.
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Brandon Lee used this Hollywood trap too and everyone knows how it ended
If id be the actor, i would think twice before putting this on 😂
This was so cool and the scene was the only reason I knew of the movie. I hope this is a continuing series!
That would be terrifying in real life. the feeling of what was to come and not being able to do anything about it.
Unless you have a pair wire cutters in your pocket)
Good idea, time to buy some. Just in case ;)
Toenail cutters or a sharp pocket knife would cut that little wire
@@jeepstertj556 Not. In the movie the wire was described as some form of uncuttable metal alloy.
@@aliensoup2420 movies are movies. No such metal in real life
This extra detail behind the scenes, is what makes movies so much better to appreciate.
Still have nightmares about this scene,Took a few decades to be okay with ALIEN now this .Ridley Scott is a master
The actual movie has a pretty low rating though, is it any good?
I'm right there with you on both counts, mate!
@@Cyba_IT A bit hammy but worth a look,some classic scenes though..
@@vandolmatzis8146 yeah, I watched it last night and it wasn't as bad as so many people say. It was like a Shakespearean version of a standard drug deal gone wrong movie.
Ooooo, I really enjoyed this. It'd be awesome to see more videos like this one as well.
A lot of people didn’t like The Counselor but I found it to be a good film. It wasn’t perfect but it had some brutal moments and made it very clear about the ruthlessness of the drug world. This scene was horrifying yet you couldn’t look away which is a common thing with Ridley Scott films. No one decapitates people like Ridley Scott.
i blame it on the advertising they kept trying to make it seem like it would be like No Country For Old Men
Unique is the word you are looking for i guess ...
@@jonnymarcia4403 I have never really thought about why it wasn’t well received, but that’s very possible. I always thought there was way to much attention on that Cameron Diaz/car scene which was more stupid than anything. There were far more horrifying scenes in this movie than the dry humping of a car.
@@barbaralee7385 this movie seemed more reality based than anything. I felt like I was watching a true story. People expect less dramatic entertainment when they know a movie is based on real events. The dialogue between the characters is what really makes this movie. Whoever couldn’t appreciate that, I see why the movie was a miss instead of a hit.
It knocks down the glamor of Miami Vice, showing how all that wealth was built on pure carnage.
😮 it was a hell of a scene! Unforgettable as much as you try! Bravo to special effects team and Brad for really selling it!
It's one of the most memorable decapitation scenes I've ever seen.
Thanks for posting this. I always like to see how they design stuff like this.
For real, it's one thing getting your head lopped off, but excruciatingly slow decapitation is a whole different level of fucked up lmao.
Hope it's really hard to implement such a device in real life. Just imagine this would inspire some psycho with outstanding engineering skills to repeat this thing.
Actually it's a very simple mechanism. What's really incredible is that nobody has used it already.
@@ini-man6662 No it isn't. Sure, it's not as complicated as a missile, but that's not a device you can buy. You would have to craft that yourself, probably 95% of the population could not craft that themselves given a day. Easy for an engineer, a decent challenge for just about everyone else. And when compared to....anything else, it's pretty sophisticated, complex, and difficult to carry out. You've got to build this complex device yourself, be about a foot from the guy, his back turned to you, drop it over his head, and pull the rope, all before he responds. Then you've got him. But if he ducks, you slip, miss, whatever, it's done. Once he sees you, there's no way you're getting his head in that "noose" without a ton of difficulty.
Compare that to, say, a brick. Walk up behind, bam. That's 10,000x easier. Golf club, bat, gun, etc. This would be a moderate to severely difficult hit to carry out. Sure, he makes it look easy but that's a movie. This "weapon" is a terribly inefficient weapon, and honestly, it'd probably be much easier to bash him on the head from behind with the ball than slip it over his head and then pull the cord before he responds. This kind of thing isn't done because it's the easy way. It's done to send a message.
@@user-nh3gu1ge3dI entirely agree with you, sir. I said that the mechanism is simple. Obviously you can't buy this thing anywhere so you would have to make it yourself, and it's pretty unlikely that you have the industrial machinery and tools that are necessary to build it. Even if you had a 3D printer you'd have to design it yourself.
You're absolutely right about how hard it would be to use it in real life, and that's why there are millions of more effective and cost-effective ways to kill someone.
Just use a cable tie.
I’m not convinced there’s a wire in real life that would cut through the bones of your fingers. Also a motor that small can’t generate the force required to cut through finger bones even if the magical wire could do it.
Stunt man we’re gonna work the kinks out on you…We don’t want to accidentally cut Brad’s head off on mistake!
I remember nothing about this movie except for this scene.
And it comes out of nowhere right near the end if i remember correctly
This scene is the definition of helpless.
I made the mistake of going to see this in the theater because of the all star cast - I walked out feeling despair.
There was no becon of hope in this film. It was excellently acted, but it was grim.
quite necessary for a cautionary tale.
that's (the writer) Cormac McCarthy for you. (don't) see also The Road, No Country For Old Men
@@aliensoup2420 INDEED!
That was awesome, hats off to director Ridley Scott 🎩
Did you mean heads off? Yes Scott is awesome.
The score for the scene helps a lot it's like a time bomb that knows what's going to happen.
How have I never seen this movie . I never even seen previews for it .
Nice peek into the magic world of cinema!
Oh, yeah!
guess you could call this "the directors cut" lol.very impressive props though.
I can see this as a weapon in some assassin movie/game/tv series. Or a serial killers method of killing.
Amazing work!!
Yup 👍🎥
statistics shows the sales for wire cutters went up by 405% after the movie "Counselor" was release.
My Victorinox Swiss Champ has a wire cutter built into the pliers, and my Leatherman SuperTool also has one!
There's plenty of people whom EDC Swiss Army Knives and Leatherman Tools, so that video shoot (if real) may have been over before the lethal device drew blood!
Just shows the amount of work goes into about a 2min shot ,,it looked so real ..scary stuff ..great film ..
Dream job)
Definitely,!!
This a gory version of Clude invented neck tie kill described in LawAbidingCitizen ,and I toyed with this using a cable tie when I was in the Army after a Judo session on strangles. ..and then later found you can get steel cable ties😱💀
that was filmed outside my old office
When a prototype done for movies it's already in play
Exactly like I think all of minority report is already been made just hasn't been shown to the public
The stuntman looks like Chris Cornell.
more behind the scenes features please!
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More of this please
Ok
Ok, so am I the only one who has seen this gadget before? It was like deja vu.
An object so simple to invent, a motor and steel cable, and so deadly and devastating
The "bolito" was used in a NCIS episode by foreign agents of some kind to commit suicide rather than be taken captive by NCIS agents.
Brandon Lee used this Hollywood trap too and everyone knows how it ended
I've NEVER heard of this movie!!
this has existed before in cinema. aliens vs predator a similar net device has the same function
And you probably think he's the only one getting his head cut off in a pretty creative way in this movie, right? Well...
One incredible piece of cinema right here. This movie was absolutely amazing.
You're probably one of the few who thought so lol. People panned this movie when it came out.
I didn’t really understand the theme of the movie. Just seemed like famous people being in a wanna be Tarantino thing
@@pab1381 Honestly, I don't really care, I watch movies for my own enjoyment, not for you or anyone who needs a website with scores and opinions to "think" or see if they're going to enjoy a specific piece of art, be it a song, movie or whatever.
People panned this movi... who cares mate? You don't like it, that's nice, you like it? Nice as well.
People these days can't really let their own brains analize what they have in front of them.
I really miss, more and more those days when you just went to a cinema and see a film. And that's it, nowadays everything has to have a score or really silly titles before the movie, like, from the visionary director... that NOBODY knows who that really is. Is really tiresome.
@@EagerSnake You can put In my own opinion on your first comment whatever you describe a film or an art you say because people may misinterpret your comment like you claimed that it is incredible piece of cinema amazing movie but at the end of the day its only your own opinion.And dont downplay the importance of reviews websites and scores just because their opinion doesn’t in line with yours when it comes to this movie i bet if the movie was critically acclaimed you are the first on the line brag about the movie got amazing scores.
@@sakuragi1062 hahaha, ok then, ok mate, keep telling you that. Do not try to describe me with things that are of your preference. I truly do not care about scores.
I grew up watching films that most people didn't know or even care, but that doesn't mean I know more than them, I just had time as a kid to see more movies, and in particular, more movies from different countries.
Keep betting on whatever you want, I truly don't care. At least you got one right, it is my opinion, and I'm NOT trying to change yours. I just said that I truly liked this one.
WTF is with the subtitles? Otherwise a great video!
This scene looks so real
I understand it's a movie but man the things and ideas that comes to our minds are so destructive and sadistic
Always been...
I noticed they put a lot of emphasis on Pitt’s fingers in the scenes his in foreshadowing what happened
Brandon Lee used this Hollywood trap too and everyone knows how it ended
from hwere you got this clip please?
Ridley Scott send them to me.
the gore was good enough.
Just to think how many actors accidentally get killed or get injured when props are irresponsibly replaced by the real item...
maybe its a bit early on a friday morning to see this, but i felt very sick to my stomac to just think of what this device does to a person. D:
Now go behind the scene of Cameron Diaz on the Ferrari windscreen.
The image Javier Bardem didn't want in his head !
I think she was wearing something 😂🤣
@@MovieWhisperer The image reminded him of a fish that sucks the glas of its tank.
this was like one of the scariest tool I saw, freaked me out for a few days.
Buy a pair of nippers😉
Fun fact. In Slovak language "Bolí to" means "It hurts". :)
yes, but I'm sure "bolito" isn't a slovak word :D
nice. now im gonna bring a wire cutter with me all the time.
Just wear a metal collar. That way, you will be protected from vampires, too.
who thinks these things up?????great gruesome and graphic the scene shocked but.....really what little motor could be that powerful ?
a servo motor could do it, properly geared. even if it wasnt strong enough to decapitate it would still do the trick
No other motor that small can decapitate the device its just for a movie porpose it’s impossible for that device to even cut your bones especially if you place your hands inside the wire to prevent for cutting your head
This scene always unsettles me.
Hard to watch, yeah.
Cormac McCarthy is the man.
Such a good movie
I would say two good scenes in a bad movie. But that's just me.)
@@MovieWhisperer Really? Hmm..well, it's been a minute- think I'll watch it again. Sometimes I am distracted from the true, enduring quality of a film because of superficial qualities that may dazzle me in the moment.
The movie is so gynecological…..
You can always tell when someone really WATCHED a movie.
A person would lose consciousness pretty quick before the real damage is done - a person would not be laughing with that volume of blood loss. Creepy yes, but Hollywood does a bad job understanding human anatomy and physiology.
Hmmm
衝撃的だったよなー。
昔からのプラピファンだけど、主役よりも脇役演じてる方がおれは好きかな。
This movie was more about gruesome killings of the main characters than actual plot.
The dialogue between characters and collection of cautionary tales was the hidden gem of the movie. The gruesome killings were just a secondary highlight of the film.
Why have I not heard of this movie?
I don't know, Burt... maybe because you've been dead for three years?
It wasn't exactly a huge hit.
It was a flop no one really cares about that movie at that time and it got bad reviews in general
Such people who create such things are having criminal/evil minds, they should not exist on earth.
Great, now that the cartels have seen this, look for it to be used in one of their decapitation videos...😫👍🇲🇽
First glance - just a few seconds in… I’ve made a few props and it looks like the blood spurt comes when Pitt presses the slightly larger part of the prop. I’ve honestly just got to the moment they’ve said the prop guy made it so I might be wrong. It’s still awesome if I am right or wrong.
An engineering marvel 😂
I hope I live to see an electric motor small enough and powerful enough to pull this amount of torque off using under 4amps 👌
I wonder if any cartels have tried to make these now.
Brutality cut
Argento did this 25+ years ago, right?
This scene effed me up for the longest time. I swore someone was going to jog by and throw one around my neck one day
And the thought that a device like that could actually exist.
WTF even more Blood than in Tarantulas last feet soles movie
There’s nothing that small that would have enough force to cut his head off.
That device is pure evil
This is when MacGyver saves your life
👌
This device was an original invention for the movie?
I bet organized crime enforcers and serial killers are taking notes.
Yea that contraption is nasty
DIRECTOR: "Would you like to be in my next movie as the lead actor?"
ACTOR: "Yeah?"
DIRECTOR: "One thing though, we'll be putting this automatic, unstoppable, Head Decapitator around your neck."
ACTOR: "NAH, Yeah, NAAAH!!!!!!!!!!"
STUNTMAN: "Let me, let me, I'll do it".
(Some of us Aussies commonly use the phrase "Nah, Yeah, Nah". It would definitely be used in a situation like this. The "Yeah" is to emphasize how strongly you mean "NAH" ((NO)).
Is the bolito just made for the movie or does it actually kill people
I hope this death device wasn't created in real life inspired by this movie.
@@MovieWhisperer If it’s fake I’m still not going near that
Was that a Brad Pitt look alike?
Underrated movie Cameron Diaz retired after this
Why this movie bomb?
Keren
it s surely come from Bolo tie
Maybe 😏
It does exist.
Sure🙃
I remember seeing a death similar to this in a Vincent price film.
Snowman right?
@@alexpalacios3109 the abominable mr. phibes. I’ll try to find the link to the trailer.
@@alexpalacios3109 ua-cam.com/video/wg0YaQK6XQ4/v-deo.html
What a horrible idea. You realize someone will make this work and they'll use it. So evil... so awful.
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So, Does this thing actually exist ? It does now !
what if they accidentally use unimaginably real bolito for made this scene 🤔🤐😨
Ouch
This scene and the piano wire scene in Audition. 👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽 🤢 🤢
One great scene in a truly awful movie.
Can you please get one of these for Jack Black? I don’t mind paying xtra.
Why are they doing it on a stuntman? What is the danger exactly? lmao
Well, better safe than sorry, I guess 🙃
i liked more the motorcycle decapitation scene!!!
Why did they take his head