Superb movie on all levels. Right for its time (1974) & right now (2019). Yes. Mr. Bronson left us with the desire to be free from fear. Final thought, Mr. Gardebia's portrayal of a NYC Inspector who lived by the book was spot on. Look at the contract. Both men trying to fight evil with honest intentions, but approaching from opposite directions. Loved the acknowledgement by Gardenia of the young Officer's staying in his lane. He knew the significance of the gun, but patiently waited for a superior to take over. His respect for his limits is rewarded by the Inspector making it a point that he will not forget him. A good boss rewards his men. 🇺🇸

That ending is unforgettable Bronson is bad ass even though he has passed away he's still bad ass

This was an excellent movie for it's day. It caused a lot of stir when released, and crowds in theaters were cheering him. Great looks of the old NYC, dirty and dangerous, but full of character, before it was all sold off to Corporate America.

The Great Charles Bronson. May his soul rest in peace. Amin

That point of the finger gives me chills every time!

4:30 ...and his diabolical smile and his "gun pointing" gesture signifies that his vigilante crusade will continue. Beautiful!

RIP to both of these men! Unfortunately, NY is sliding back into these times.

I remember seeing Death Wish in a theatre in the 70s as part of a double bill with the Longest Yard. Like that move, I kept thinking: “how the hell do they end this?” Perfectly. That’s how. That final “shot” says it all.

For those of you non-NY'ers or those too young to remember, these movies were hugely popular in NYC back in the day. The scenes are pretty much close to the way NYC looked before the corporations took over. Then, came Bernie Goetz, aka The Subway Shooter. To this day Bernie is a local folk hero. With the current mayor we may need Bronson again.

ONE OF THE GREATEST ENDINGS TO ANY MOVIE !

charles bronson, is still the man, even after dead!

Loved the inspector! Great acting and tough like real NYPD COPS

my favorite films charles bronson the best

What a simple, but powerful ending... they just can’t make movies like this anymore.

Terrific ending. I know they're not as good, but it makes me want to watch the sequels again.

The background music is awesome so sophisticated for 1974 standards

We want you to get out of New York . . . PERMANENTLY! Love the way he says this; Vincent Gardenia was great!

Classic and unparalleled.

"Wounds are clean nothing vital" I love how that doctor reads his lines in a Dudley Do-right voice...

This is probably one of the top 20 movies ever made in my opinion

Good shit! Love this movie! Wish that Mr.Kersey would've painted Jeff Goldblum's mouth with his paintbrush.

One of the most fascinating and well written parts of this movie is that Paul Kersey carries a .32 caliber Colt police positive revolver that was given to him as a gift, that's awesome writing, much cooler than him just acquiring a Smith&Wesson .38 or .357(the most common revolvers made). The attention to detail makes the film better and more realistic.

WOW.. a young Christopher Guest as the cop- Jackson Reilly!

This movie was made in 1974. The year the NYC politicians got scared and disbanded the stakeout unit. Kersey took over.

That last picture of *Killer Kersey* pointing his finger like a gun, That would make a Great t-shirt: "An Anti Che Guevara." People will think it's Che but it'll really be Killa Kersey....and if they're old farts like me they'll get IT.

The part I love about this movie is that he started out as a die hard anti-gun liberal. Then reality showed up.

fuckin awesome ending. i'm ready for part II now...

Greatest ending ___ Paul's like " I'll see you skells later, trust me". 👈🏻

The last shot is iconic.

Vincent Gardenia was also in the television series "All in the Family".

Great post thank you

All the times I've seen this movie, I only recently made the connection between Kersey's visit to Arizona where he saw the wild west reenactment, plus the scene in the park where he's chasing the mugger and ends up passing out from a gunshot wound after saying "Deal your hand" to the mugger, and finally the scene here where after being told to get out of town by the inspector, he says "By sundown?" In other words, seeing the wild west reenactment made him feel like a wannabe wild west gunslinger to some degree, since "Deal your hand" and "Get out of town by sundown" are expressions you'd hear in a western movie. Nice subtle angle with the writing in this movie.

This was a great movie ! Vincent Gardenia was from Bensonhurst . He played a great part . I met him back in the day . They actually named a street after him . I believe 17th Ave in Bensonhurst Brooklyn where he was from is now called Vincent Gardenia Avenue

thank you pizzaplace100, this was a great character study; love the ending in chicago with the girl being harassed.

Vincent Gardenia also appeared in All in the Family.

Tha movie was beautiful

The Mayor should be in that hospital room giving him a key to the city and asking him to come as his guest and attend a parade in his honor. But, of course, the city is NYC.

Great movie. Thanks for the upload.

Chicago today could use someone like him.

Vincent Gardenia was a great character actor.

With Jeff Goldblum as "Freak 1" 😂

The owner of the little flower shop was always a kind hearted man.

Charles is the MAN!

"By Sundown ?" :-)

love the end, great film, absolute classic

Great ending to a great film!

Hits the spot.

The Black dude in the park who tried to hold up Kersey - Freddie Boom Boom Washington from Welcome Back Kotter

love how this ended

He was doing a good job, crime was down for fear of the vigilante. Kersey's mistake was not using a different gun, leaving evidence at the scene, and not investing in a silencer.

Very good films love to watch Death Wish very good movies thank you for sharing your video.

chills up your spine

And after lying about the revolver on his report, the young Jackson Riley felt so bad about it that he moved to England, learned the guitar, changed his name to Nigel Tufnel and formed Spinal Tap with David St. Hubbins.

It's chilling when the detective tells the patrolman "You never saw it". The patrol man was a young Christopher Guest (Spinal Tap).

One of my favourite endings to a film!

thanks great film well done ,Thanks for the upload,

Mad cool!

great film, RIP Michael Winner

Pretty smart of the young cop to get how things really were, and hand the gun over, letting the detective decide. Very realistic touch!

We want you to get out of New York Permanently!! Great Movie...

lol great ending

Love that ending. Bang.

3:52 This interior scene was actually filmed inside the Grand Central Terminal in New York in place of Chicago's Union Station.

i love the back ground music when the jackson dude shows the gun to him.

He is very good in any movie he is great actor thank you for sharing very good.

Oh how I love this movie. Paul Kersey is needed now more than ever. 🥃🔫

Academy Award material

How can you not like Paul Kersey?

A remake should be in the works, nyc under mayor deblas will soon feature citizens losing their heads in times square and dems asking how could this happen

Charlie was my favorite

That last shot of Bronson is somewhat haunting to me

Ha ! "By sundown..? "

it aint over

epic as hell ending. it should have endied right there. Same with dirty Harry but oh well, I love the sequels from both these films.

"Are we connecting Mr. Kersey?!"

SUPER MOVIE CHARLES BRONSON THE BEST

We want you to leave NY Permanently!

Great ending.

Is this the end of the video thank you for sharing your beautiful video love your video thanks

Crime would stop in a hurry if people would put criminals to death in extremes cases!!

Even if he could today, no cop would do this. Today they want publicity and awards.

Fan-fucking-tastic ending!!

That's cop with Kersey's gun? "Jackson Riley ... Christopher Guest! So cool.

He let him go because he too really didn't mind a bunch of hard criminals being shot. Not to mention there was no need for an even larger media circus with a trial.

this movie is insane

"I love how he points at the thugs."

0:00 that cop voiced SpongeBob’s cousin Stanley!

Thanks Pizzaplace!

4:26 Look at the way Paul looks on those hooligans...

thumbs up if this hasn't been taken down yet!

Gah damn that nurse 😍

Wenn dich jemand so angrinst, brauchst du das nächste Wochenende nicht mehr verplanen...

Can you PLEASE upload parts 7,8, and 10???? They are missing...

@0:50 a week later the patrol cop gets called in and told he just made it into the detective ranks.

whats your full name? - Nigel Tufnel. Spinal Tap lead guitar Sr. - Ok. I`ll remember it LOL

Are we Connecting...MR.KERSEY?!

JocelynhkCarter: Loved the ending! Gotcha!

The uniformed cop in this scene is none other than Christopher Guest.....from Spinal Tap.

I believe Christopher Guest of This Is Spinal Tap, among many other roles, plays the cop who turns over the gun.

Vincent Gardinia played that role to a tee !