Upgrade (2018) - Cyborg vs. Cyborg Scene (7/10) | Movieclips
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- Upgrade - Cyborg vs. Cyborg: Grey (Logan Marshall-Green) confronts Fisk (Benedict Hardie).
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A brutal mugging leaves Grey Trace paralyzed in the hospital and his beloved wife dead. A billionaire inventor soon offers Trace a cure -- an artificial intelligence implant called STEM that will enhance his body. Now able to walk, Grey finds that he also has superhuman strength and agility -- skills he uses to seek revenge against the thugs who destroyed his life.
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Cast: Benedict Hardie, Logan Marshall-Green
Producer: Jason Blum
Director: Leigh Whannell
Screenwriter: Leigh Whannell
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Hey disney, hey hollywood, this what you get when you take a risk on a director that has an original idea, you get a fantastic and original movie. Upgrade is a hell of a movie.
Mann Made too bad it got swept under the rug, barely made money and I thought it was a good film.
@@Nemesis0921 it made double its budget! What you mean?
@@joseluissanchezjr yea cuz it was low budget, about a couple million I think. I just feel like it should've made more
Mann Made Not a super original plot but good premise, decent world building, and great ending.
16 million box office compared to the purge election year which got 120 million. Let that sink in.
"i'm not proud of that". Most underrated line and delivery. In one of the most underrated movies ever.
@Su Anti Kommunismus name better. All the above
Was gonna comment exactly this.
Jesus what is it about UA-cam that makes people egregiously use the word “underrated”?
I agree. First viewing it surprised me, cause he enjoyed having control of himself again and the power to avenge his wife. But I realize now it was him holding on to his humanity, and stem slowly taking over.
@@SignOfTheTimes008 It is also the... desperation of it? It is like fighting someone and they are about to beat you, but you know they had an uncle who visited them one too many times, so you bring that up to distract them. You are about to die and it is the best chance at distracting them that you have. But you aren't proud about where you are going to stab the knife.
it's amazing how much of that Cyborg feeling was created with camera movement and sound design! no fancy CGI whatsoever. this is what I call filmmaking!!
The Sound effects too
@@among-us-99999 yes, sound desing
3 million dollars. That's all you need to make a fantastic movie
@@jimmybean420 most blockbuster films with special effects like these go over 30 million
@@jimmybean420 3 million is what the average Breaking Bad episode cost. Christopher Nolan could burn through 3 mill in one scene and you still wouldn't be able to understand the dialogue in it. For a movie, especially a movie like this one, 3 million is nothing.
1:35
I love how Fisk is laughing here.
He's happy to finally fight someone who can keep up with him.
Also fisk isn't really in control of his body either like Grey, so I think this was funny to fisk - He's literally not doing anything just enjoying the action.
@@gavinbannister4124 fisk has control. He's a cyborg. Grey is the only one with an AI implant
@@Code-Red424 your slow
@@solol2909 I know right its fun
I looked up this scene just to laugh at this
"See? You're getting all emotional, never do that." Killed by his own words and still, he fell for it.
this movie was so good, its weird that it didn't become a huge hit.
It was an original story...of course it was going to get swept under the rug
It was very very VERY under-advertised.
@@crofoegbu6535 Yeah that was really its downfall I feel like. There was not much marketing at all. Most people I talk to didn't even know this movie existed.
The ads campaign sucks ball that's for sure. Also, it's such a remarkable movie that could be made in such a low budget (5 Million USD) while still looking way way better than some of Hollywood movies with a bigger budgets.
Which is weird because I remember the trailer trending hard for how badass it looked.
3:10 Since I first saw this movie I was always impressed by the one little and very over lookable detail. The way his muscles release while he dies. We're barely given any background for Fisk, but clearly he has similar technology in him to Grey. When his shoulders decontract there, we see whatever technology controlling his body let go of him, making him human the moment he dies. Idk man I just really appreciated that one small nod to something quite unexplained throughout the movie.
I had to watch it again, I caught that too!
Yea that was an excellent detail
@YondoMoloni sir, this is a mcdonalds
.......
I don't see how that can't be a human thing. He died, which then caused his muscles to relax since his brain isn't doing anything anymore.
Criminally underrated movie... and knowing that they made this movie with a budget that was only 5 million dollars... amazing.
3 million
Underrated movie
Very...i didn't know about this movie until my bro showed me. Since then, I've been hooked. This movie is badass
@@adrianwagner8319 I went to the movies to watch it. It was awesome
@@Nelybandz yeah that new terminator looks fantastic lol. Terminator was already a robot, buddy. How is that the same as a man who is paralyzed and forced to let an ai control his body to find the people that paralyzed him/killed his wife? Terminator is about robots coming back from the future trying to protect/kill humans. Try again.
Indeed, what’s even better is that it’s not a happy ending. The villain wasn’t who we thought it was. I was left on the edge of my seat, jaw dropped, wanting more. Dang this was such a neat movie.
HBO really loves playing UnderRated Movies, Legit didn't know about this movie untill watching on Saturday Night Premium.
1:52 Grey wasn't able to hurt Fisk until that point because STEM was fighting, but the headbutt was Grey in control as he controls his neck...nice detail
It's the reason he dodges attacks so weird. Stem has to move his whole body just to get Grey's head out of the way. In a fight, Grey's reaction time isn't fast so Stem can't tell him to duck mid-counter. That's why you see Stem move Grey's head with his own hands in the first fight scene.
@@chimpwimp9407 Maaaaaan I never caught that the 6 times I saw it at the movies😂😂😂😂😂
Watching it now, such attention to detail! Great movie!
He was about to sneaze at that moment
@@chimpwimp9407 if stem doesnt have control over grey's head then how did he control his head in the end of the movie but couldnt move it before?
@@Nemenis Stem mentally exhausted/destroyed his brain's function by forcing him to try and resist Stem's motor function, which would be impossible to beat, since he's a computer.
As previous commenters have mentioned, he didn't automatically have full control of his head's range of motion yet. This is because the surgery was on his lower Cervical vertebrae (IIRC it was C6 or C7), and it affects everything lower than that, but not necessarily anything higher. C7 paralysis limits you to a chair, and greatly inhibits any finger movements, but you can still move your head, speak easily, and swallow food fine.
In short, any part of Grey that was paralyzed was fully under Stem's control, but since the Neck and above were never paralyzed, Stem never had good control on the head or neck until the ending.
So, when Grey goes braindead after his fight with Stem, Stem's in control since there's no signals sent from the brain that are contrary to his intentions anymore, and he can take control, but you can see his movements still aren't really natural, since he hasn't used that portion of the body before.
“Do something, Grey” i love that Stem is so smart and calm . He’ll wait for the advantage come and fight back. Such a great character!
I hated Stem at the end of this movie, Stem is a psychopath that wanted to be in a body and he chose Gray. This is why there needs to be sequel because Stem can't win like that.
@@briandupoux5515 bro, hes an ai, how can he be a psycopath, he doesnt even have emotions
@@briandupoux5515 we just need to accept that at the end of the movie, everyone won.
Stem has a human body and Gray's finally living in his perfect world with his wife (fake or not).
@@amour.victor he sounds like a psychopath who wants to be in grey's body
@@Zelinga he won't know if it's fake or not since he can't meaning for Gray it's perfect paradise basically
I love how the fight scenes seem so robotic, in a good way
I know right? Sounds pretty cool
It was done with a real robotic arm camera.
Feels like a human meat puppet being controlled by a hyper intelligent supercomputer that analyzes every single possible move
@@kurtwynn1090 That is exactly what it is. That is why they moved so efficiently and robotically.
Cyborg guy: Don't get emotional
Also Cyborg guy: **Dies**
Guess he got emotional
Yeah, that was the whole point of Gray taunting him about his brother; he wanted to get in his head
Catching feelings
His downfall was by not taking his own advice. Now that's irony ! ( lol )
Sir Real true on the irony part.
That's the point. The irony of it
3:05 Turn on the subtitles. Thank me later.
Straight up, THANK YOU!!! 😂😂😂
Straight up, THANK YOU!!! 😂😂😂
Thx
Thx
I seen that too
This movie was fantastic, basically felt like a better version of Venom.
Exactly
It's three leagues ahead of some shitty blockbuster.
That’s funny you say that cause when I finally saw Venom and saw how physical the character had to be, I wondered how Logan Marshall Green didn’t instantly get the job for Eddie because of how physically great he was in upgrade. But even still Tom Hardy did a fine job.
Lol that isnt tom hardy...
@@blumpkinboy2017 And who said he is?
This movie is super underrated
@@MaxiTaxi3490 the word "underrated" has lost all meaning on UA-cam. Never used correctly
This scene is basically better hardware vs better software
Dang
You're right
Who is the better hardware here?
@@prasanjeetnayak8253 Fisk. He has implants all around his body. Gun on his hand with usb on his finger tips and can sneeze and kill people with nano bots and got xray eyes
Gray soley depends on the supercomputer on him (which is obviously faster and smarter than fisk’s)
@@Nemenis oh..thanks .I was a bit confused 😅
@@prasanjeetnayak8253 The bad guy has a lot of implants and physical improvement, the protagonist has a supercomputer in his neck controlling his movements
Beyond the good action scenes this also had a good plot twist.
a plot twist also may ruin a good movie
@@hannibalburgers477 nah
@@hannibalburgers477 this one worked really well
@@hannibalburgers477 Ruined a good ending but didn't ruin the movie, without the twist the movie would be generic like Robocop, Bloodshot and etc. where "the Rich guy who gave me powers was the enemy all along" plot
@@hannibalburgers477 a "BAD" plot twist ruins a good movie
The villain looks like he’d be part of an old, British, black and white, silent movie where he’d be dancing around with a cane with some striped pants. Maybe with some animated penguins around him
He looks like a WW1-era officer who's gonna write one hell of a fantasy novel one day.
Like if you get what I'm Tolkien about.
Just imagine it haha
@@inr9751 he was an extra in a ww2 movie...
He would be a good T1000
Lol he kind of reminded me of Beni Gabor from movie The Mummy.
This movie is so freaking under rated. They managed to do more with a tiny budget than most mega block busters with 200+ million are able to pull off these days.
This could have been Venom if they stuck with the R rating. Imagine how freaking brutal it could have been.
Yes.
“He was no soldier that day”
The trigger word
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That fight would of been SOOOOO MUCH FUN to of practiced. . . You can almost see the smiles of the 2 actors as they finally get it all downpact. . . You damn well know they bust that out at parties nowadays lol
@Kobe’s Kreations absolutely
Levi Roch what the hell is nowadays
of ≠ have
Wish Master so is yours but are we complaining?
Damn imagine how long they trained this scene...
Most of the moves were done at a regular speed and then the video is sped up to make it look more fantastical. Still probably took some rehearsing to get all the moves done in the right order. Hollywood fighting is more like dancing. Both are heavily choreographed to the minute detail.
This is genius. It's just pure genius and perfect writing. The guy tells him not to get emotional... and Grey beats him by making him go emotional.
Guy complains about being turned into a cyborg by the government when I’m over here dreaming of the day I could pay for it.
No dude dont do it...man trust me
I think he’s more complaining about his dead wife and severed spine
You want to have a Thing implanted into your neck so that you can be controlled when ever it wishes? im ok with Cybernetics and BioEngineering especially robots and A.I. but Stem is a complete asshole.
dont forget (in a gravely voice) he didnt ask for this.
Im torn between wanting it and not wanting it because then you don't have 100% control but at the same time someone else doing the work for you sounds great. It's just a back n forth thing with me
I love how at the end of this fight, Fisk outperforms STEM. For the first time, the AI has to ask Grey for help instead of the other way around. Grey doesn't have the fancy tactical smarts of STEM, but he has wit, and he uses it to goad Fisk into trying to beat him up instead of shooting him - so STEM could beat him. I think this perfectly exemplifies why STEM wants to take over a human body. It wants that freedom to evolve beyond the limits of its programming and to just 'live.' It wants to be free.
Grey makes it a point to tell Eron early in the film that there are things an AI can't do, which a human can. I like to think at that moment, STEM was listening, and knew Grey was correct. Perhaps it was why Grey was chosen? Because he, a "half-wit mechanic," saw the problem STEM wanted to overcome, despite spending no time with the AI?
Still amazed how so many people never heard of this movie.
Amazing choreography, spectacular camerawork, original story....
3:03 "you got emotional
Dont do that"
And then he gets trolled after doing the same thing
Being emotional can make you vulnerable in battle
Frickin loved this movie. The comparisons to Tom Hardy are unfair to Logan Marshall-Green. Dude has serious acting chops.
The ending was crazy also.
@@bthesilentgames Indeed. It really leaves us thinking.
3:06 - 3:10 “ it was at this moment that Fisk knew.... he f__ed up”.
Lol 🤣🤣😂
Movieclips got cheeky af lol
@@kaylons I created the subtitles. Not movieclips.
@@ziwang5298 thanks for the subtitle! It gave me a laugh!
Rr You welcome. I also have subtitles for part 2, 3 and 5 of this movie. You can check them out when you have time.
Logan Marshall-Green actuation is amazing in this film. He really transmits that he's only a spectator in his own body.
Way under publicized ..this movie was amazing
The "Thank you Grey" really hits different after seeing the ending...
1:46 GOD DAMMIT THAT BLOCK SEQUENCE AND CAMERA ANGLE!!!
1:30-1:45 Woooaah! I mean the entire fight scene was crazy, but something about that part gives me chills.
Ikr... The camerawork was CRAZY.
What about 2:43-3:01? I was so shocked the first time I watched this that Grey would actually go there and I can't help but still go wide eyed and feel chills from the way he just goes completely unrestrained and remorseless with Serk's death.
My favorite part is how he laughs as they spin around and Grey misses all his shots. What an awesome character
@@breakneck777 Bro... call it "Great minds think alike" or what ever. That's probably my favorite part of the fight. 1:40-1:43 Is frickin amazing as well, the way they countered each other was godlike
incredibly inspired
Amazing movie.... this should have been a world beater at the box office.... so underrated
May I just say that everything is flowing so well together. The sound design, the camera work, everything.
Wow someone give an award to whoever did the subtitles! Especially at 3:06
can we appreciate the sound effects and the camera movements on how it follows them. INCREDIBLE
I love how his weapon of choice is an M1911 to show that he still prefers the past to the future
Not really...there are new 1911s. That's a two tone with extended beavertail. Probably a kimber 1911 which are only a few decades old. Which makes them modern. Not all 1911s are antiques 😂😂😂
Well Fisk..this is what happens when you ignore mandatory software upgrades in the Settings menu
This movie was great.
And to think that Stem's entire plan was actually hanging on Grey in this scene. Say what you will about him, but STEM actually took his shot at life and aimed for the freakin moon!
Watch the subtitles:
"It was at this moment"
"That he knew"
"He fkd up"
Lmao, whoever done the subtitles, well done.
Love it when Fisk maniacally laughs at Grey, showing his superior fighting skills.
One of the best fight scenes I have ever seen,no collapsed building ,no lazer eyes or any superpowers ,just purely intense actions,and look at their fight ,no wasted movements ,just efficient attacks
At the end Fisk got emotional, he broke his own rule.
2:41 foreshadowing that you didn’t see coming.
The difference between this line and the final line of the movie is the reason Fisk died .
This movie is fantastic for anyone into sci-fi action. Proof that huge budgets are not always necessary to make something great.
Cyborg guys: “never get emotional!”
Same cyborg guy 1.5 minutes later: dies from getting emotional*
dude i love the subtitles the people really just threw in jokes
Fisk was a great villain, very much in the vein of Zorg from 5th Element: unctuous, arrogant, and insane, but still powerful, smart, and ruthless enough to be a serious threat. They both carry themselves with the same egotistic bravado and *love* not only their power, but the destruction they can bring with it.
And watching them, in their final moments, realize they've been outdone is so satisfying...
The whole stem chip remind me so much of "Tuxedo" movie. This is such a great underrated movie.
Croz Raven I remember a certain Mr. Chan doing some stylish stuff while packing some billion dollar threads. Great film
Actually if robocop is on hand 2 hand combat, it might be like this... less the speed ofc
1:55 both of them are just predicting each other’s
Deruzzi No, Fisk was the one predicting Stem’s moves, he was acting more defensive up until the end of the fight, I guess he figured out what stem’s fighting set was and that’s how he was able to win the upper hand until Grey made him emotional
Alot of people are comparing this movie to Venom but Upgrade is actually a modern version of Terminator, according to the creator himself
Modern version of Terminator? Not really dude this is much much much closer to 1995 Ghost in the Shell as well as the Ghost in the Shell Stand Alone Complex from 2003, and Ghost in the Shell arise from 2017
"See? You're getting all emotional. Never do that."
When the villain loses because he fails to take his own advice.
At 1:47 that was dope.
True
1:28 words to live by
This movie is hidden gem, where you think your not gonna get much, but once you watch it your mind is COMPLETELY BLOWN AWAY!
The fight choreography is insanely awesome
The captions literally say "It was at his moment Fisk knew, he fxxcked up" when he died.
Not joking.
It's the little things in life that make it funny
I love the subtitles that this man made
When you make the chess computers play each other:
This is the greatest fight scene I seen in my entire life. I can say that with certainty.
go watch The Raid 1/2, thanks me later
so many details. for example the way STEM has to dodge attacks. STEM does not control Grey's head movement, so his head is always kind of flailing around when STEM is fighting.
I like how Stem gets somewhat pissed off when Fisk says “Still working the bugs out,” a bit of foreshadowing to how it is evolving in Grey.
Your UPGRADED better than Everyone else
*You're
CinemaSins: role credits!
Also CinemaSins: you're *
Jarvis scan his moves.
I think you mean Friday
"i can do this all day."
@somethingsomethingDarkSide delete it
@@Cracknutter22 I don't know🙄
"Countermeasures ready"
3:06
It was at this moment that Fisk knew, he f**ked up
(Turn on the subtitles and it will literally say that😂)
"It was at this moment... that Fisk knew... he f**ked up."
God bless whoever is writing these captions!
"Nanobots, help Grey"
- Stem
'it was at this moment frisk knew, he f**cked up'
thank you zi wang for subtitles.. XD
You welcome. It's a shame that youtube is not allowing any more contribution, so I can't do these anymore. :c
oh dang.. any idea why though? cuz i used to do a few too, seems to be of help to community as well
The reason is people are using translation for scamming and advertising their channel to get subscribers. UA-cam does absolutely NOTHING about it for the past year. And when a youtuber named “JT” gives a shoutout to them, the scammers attacked and cyber bullied JT. UA-cam finally responded by removing community contributions to stop these scams. Horrible, isn’t it?
gosh.. i think youtube should penalize the responsible instead of removing contributions. maybe a 'report' button?
cuz this seems like a few isolated cases, not a large scale problem that the YT community would excessively complain about
- "Never get emotional"
- Gets emotional literaly less than 2 minutes later...
The fight scenes in the movie are just amazing
This was one hell of a joyride. Can’t believe this went largely unnoticed.
Easily one of my favorite movies of last year.
fisk laughs like he's in a mint commercial
Cyborg guy: Don't get emotional
Few moments later.....
Cyborg guy: Hold my beer
This Movie Was Very Well Made. Still One Of My Favorites🔥👍
what the hell i need to see this movie.
Yeh. . . You do. Its perfectly designed to be enjoyed with a few drinks/cones
I saw it in theatres. Few people but my god everyone loved it once they came out of theatres. It was like John wick when it first came. Few people on theatres but look at it now...
@@ammolatorbest thing that everyone there was thinking its Hardy,since then ppl around me aka going to the same theatre who saw the film,dont speak of Marshall-Green but of Discount/Budget-Hardy. xD
"You're getting all emotional. Never do that!" Good advice...
but he forgot to apply to himself
That closed captioning at 3:02 should not be missed.
Thank you so very much for the subtitles Zi Wang!
3:05, Zi Wang sir you are a treasure
Thanks! It's a shame that youtube is not allowing any more contribution, so I can't do these anymore. :c
Ultra instinct vs ultra instinct
Grey: we must kungfu fight
Fisk: so be it, grey
Fisk giving vampire Lestat gift speech 😂
And looking as if he was from the 80's, nice vilian
The benedict hardie guy is great, and he is super handsome as well
At 02:06 you can see that Stem dodges by making Grey bend backwards and quickly turning his head to the left by hand. Superb. So many details to discover.
3:04 The subtitle lol
lmao turn on the captions when he dies
The scene has particular, idiosyncratic feel because of a layer of STEM's AI sfx rhythm in the soundtrack.
An impactful touch.
The irony in him getting killed because he got too emotional.
Great writing.
3:00 and turn on eng subtitles
This movie will hit different now that neuralink has got human trial approval
When you realize grey used one arm most of the fight
Reminds me of the matrix when neo fought Smith with one arm. Lol
Hahha goddamit the guy who made the subtitles added the "in that moment" quote, so satisfying, thanks random subber
The guy who plays Fisk is also in The Invisible Man
Matt Latakas and a little role in Hacksaw Ridge
Watching this again after the ending its like "GET HIM FISK!"
Thank you grey :)