im ur biggest fan ur the best and have the best recapping channel thx

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UwU

You are a good honeypot

Please You gotta tell me how these channels are getting so much views?

It's for the Movie...i don't think typing in excel would work very well for the movie.

@@UNKA757 I know, I'm just poking fun at the premise of an action movie in contrast to real mundane accounting.

@@jacobg8640 Real mundane accounting sucks... I'll rather see paint dry

😂

Excel will take your data and unilaterally change it without notification.

That's sweet, although I hope you didn't reach the point of "brother vs brother's soldiers" yet

@@vegurion2 "yet"?

I wiped my screen because of your profile picture

*now if only Wills & Harry can get to that CTJM!!!* 🙏💥💪🏰👮👑👮

@@dctimagery must be blind

"Oh no! Anyway..."

the power of family ...

Chris was like "dude, just shut up"

He's like, "bitch, shut up. Having a moment with my bro."

Forgot that the non verbal lady was the one on the end of the phone. Great film.

I like the fact the brothers were taught to beat up their own bullies.😎

Oh noooo hes dead.... and where were we?

@@MakN. how do u know?

It’s well worth seeing the real thing. Personally I use these recaps to FIND good films. If the recap is interesting I stop the video and search to see if the film is streaming anywhere. This movie is on Netflix for example.

My daughter has (almost) non-verbal Autism. She doesn't do self harm very much thankfully, but she has meltdowns occasionally, and will get a little loud. She's 14 now though, and does amazing in school, loves her routines, and draws/paints her own Art, all of the time. 🙂❤🎨 So hang in there. There's still hope.

I can only tell you, that in my case, it took a long, slow time to learn how to properly socialize with people and handle stress. It’s still a struggle, and I still get overwhelmed with my senses and anxiety, but I’m able to get through.

@@KabbalahSherry There's a wonderful series of videos about an English girl, which sounds similar. Truth. She gets a Maine Coon cat as a companion and she improves remarkably. (The girl, not the cat.)

My girlfriend has autism and I went to special education school before but was never really close to anyone with that condition. I've seen her stim in more healthy way and I've seen her hit herself which made me feel extremely sad. That scene definitely it a nerve on me. And I wish she is doing better. And I wish your son will also do better.

I do this whenever i Fail I deserve punishment and got concussion on punching my head really hard 🤕.

I peeped that edit error

Well he just wanted to attend his mother's funeral until his autism kicked in can't blame him for that.

To be honest, it seems completely strange that some policeman just shoots an officer at a funeral, no weapons drawn, and faces no repercussions. That was the one bit of the movie that really bothered me.

@@ulrichsanchez8734 Autism is constant...

Thanks, I was very confused by this.

His character was actually the older brother.

He is such a great an underrated actor. I think he is finally starting to get cast in roles like he should. I was first introduced to him as Shane on TWD, that's an easy role to be typecast as, but I never see him play other characters and think "Oh it's Shane". Also I hear he's a really nice guy irl, I think that matters too.

@@illbeyourstumbleine Holy Guacamole.

From Wolf of Wall Street “let ‘em watch…” to Punisher he’s been pretty solid. I’m glad for him as well.

@@Liwet. another underrated condiment. Not really the religious type but you do you. 😉

me too 🙂

I've seen this movie 3 times and it took me one recap to this notice this lol wtf. They should've made a part 2 of this

@@LuisLuna-te4gf they’re going 2

@@juannunez7389 no way, By when

@@juannunez7389 Anna Is mamí for me lol

He didn't even do the stunt in the warehouse scene

@@jasgill7121 haha so true, it’s legit the stunt man and Snyder directing that made the scene. Meanwhile, Affleck was mowing down KFC on the sideline.

Personally I thought Affleck’s Batman was by far the scariest Batman we have seen on screen to date. I always thought The Batman should be portrayed that way. We should get that sense of dread, when he is on the screen, that is the whole reason the character dresses as a Bat in the first place, to strike fear. That scene in the house, where the cop walks past him first where he is in the corner, then pans quickly back to just barley catch a glimpse of him. That’s what a Batman confrontation should be like. The warehouse scene was awesome, you see his fighting abilities, at the same time you see his physical size and strength. 6’4 and shredded as he managed to get he was definitely the most physically intimidating Batman we have seen on screen

I love his acting but BvS was straight up trash. The guy who thought to put that into writing took away someone else's opportunity. I know people simp over Batman but a 1v1 against Superman is straight up stupidity, it doesn't matter how many martial arts you've mastered or how growly your voice is, no human is winning that.

I am a batman fan. When I hear Affleck was gonna take in the role I was excited but disappointed when I saw the movie. But it had nothing to do with his acting ability it was the script and the fact it felt like someone had minimal knowledge of batman and just created a movie base on the character instead of making a batman film. I still love him and Snyder direction skill. Just feel like neither was up for the role. I feel like if both where to research the roles they are trying to display in the big screen would have been a massive improvement

@@xfg007 its a legal tax evasion.. 💯

You’re right, I enjoyed second viewing just as much as first because I caught up on what I missed the first time in this brilliant film. Highly commend this great movie.

What I picked up was that as an accountant, staying under the radar, he should have been driving a plain car or SUV. He would still have the pickup, only it would be in a larger storage locker, already connected to the trailer, thereby saving him the 12 minutes he needed before. Also, that way, he could hide the car at the airport, UBER to the truck, and disappear in a completely different vehicle.

For me , good will hunting was the first and this is second.

Agreed 100%. I can’t stand Affleck but this movie was really well done. Helps that I really like Jon Bernthal too.

Who doesn't like Dogma - that one was hillarious

LMFAO

But when chris gets there he learns that prison mentors son had brunt it down with George Michael (not the singer).

No touching!

I understood that reference!

I actually suspect the prison mentor was the symbol for Harvey Weinstein. People often accuse Affleck of being the protege of Weinstein, rightly or wrongly. I think this is Affleck's subtle way of acknowledging that Weinstein taught him the inner workings of Academy and on how to campaign successfully for an Oscar. After all, Weinstein and his Miramax had a very successful run of helping their stars and movies get Oscars.

What? Most protagonists especially in Crime Dramas are extremely flawed and never perfect.

@@firstlast9846 they haven't seen many movies

@@ee1yd they’re young and only watch IMDb top 100 movies

What movies are you watching? Lol

Flying bananas over the country makes you wonder is sky yellow always or only when bananas are flying, right?

*Anti-Materiel

@@dongadson1099 You can keep that correction cuz its the same to me

hopefully bullet penetration 😂

The corioliss effect

@@Drnken229 You need that correction because it makes you look ignorant and uneducated in the eyes of others. I didn't come at you in a disrespectful way, I just posted a correction for you to know better in the future.

Exactly 💯

I'm pretty sure he has multiple identities, movie could have made more of a point of him changing his appearance though

Low-key they just want to know the English speaker

its established in the film that not only does the Accountant have multiple identities but his father created multiple aswell for his family. you dont even ultimately know his real name

The conclusion I got is that Raymond King's just looking for a successor (Medina) to stay in contact with Chris. Because Chris also give info to the law enforcement agencies for illegal businesses that violates his own sense of morality.

"Where do you work?" At a place that accountants work

Don't forget the Trinity Killer lol

Don't forget the accountant also played daredevil

And dont forget the Jessica Stanley from twilight

@@hugoumero9723 twilight 🤣

Omiman would rekt them.

The recap doesn’t do it justice you have to watch it.

Same

Clearly. The note he leaves for her -- "You deserve 'Wow." [Or words to that effect; haven't seen it in a while, so forgive me if the quote isn't word-perfect.] The tragedy being, he doesn't understand -- can't understand -- he IS her "Wow." That's clear to us, from the fact that she goes looking for him, among other things. But not to him. That NEEDS to be resolved.

So in the real world, those kind of chips DO exist. That's why they were in both films.

Some people in Hollywood wanted Ben Affleck's career finished. Make no mistake, MeToo was created just to take him down. He lost his Batman role because of it. He lost his Accountant franchise because of it. I only made the connnection when I checked out the film's production teams and found out that they targeted the finance company that funded the film's production, again by using MeToo. So the franchise went on a long hiatus until recently when I am sure behind the scenes at Warner Bros decided to revive the franchise (some executive wanted to save his career because of the Warner Bros's Discovery merger). And I think Affleck knew he was in trouble as early as 2014 when the film started the pre-production. Gavin O'Connor, the director, said in an interview when the movie premiered that he had been surprised that Affleck wanted to work with him, because he knew Affleck was very busy, what with his upcoming Batman movie, his own directing project "Live by Night". I think Affleck took on this project as a plan B in the incoming battle, in case if he lost Batman, he still had another franchise, only his adversaries in the industry really wanted him dead. If you watched Live by Night, you probably would have found that the similarities between Live By Night's protagonist and Affleck's life post 2017 are really uncanny. It seems Affleck predicted his future in the film by writing it. Oh, and I suspect Affleck deliberately sabotaged Live By Night, because of a feud two of his friends had with another major star, and Live by Night was his act of loyalty to his friends. Only of course, the failure of Live by Night forced him to step down from his solo Batman directing film, which triggered the chain of events beyond his control.

Plus, one of its pleasures is the way it unfolds its story. Watch it cold, and pay attention.

The word "crazy" doesn't really have any semantic value these days, except as slang. To call Chris crazy is ignorant and offensive. Though I'm sure you didn't mean it that way.

@@KZfaqallowedmynametobestolen I don't care how you feel about it. I said what I said. And the word crazy still means something these days and it applies to the Chris character in the movie. It either you take it the way I said it or you leave it. Most people find it funny. Remember in every nonsense there is always a sense. Peace🎤

​@@michaelchukwu5065 "I don't care how you feel about it." And yet I care so very much about you feel! It doesn't seem fair somehow. Nah, I'm just messing with you, Michael. You make a good point. I must have been in a particularly snooty mood the day I wrote that.

@@KZfaqallowedmynametobestolen the maturity in this comment is refreshing

Ah. So that's why I have no money--I don't like bananas.

"Sooner or later, different is scary." Or something to that effect. Been a while since I last saw it. Great movie; needs a sequel.

Yep. And they are a little bit pricey.

It seems they are on it

Thats the western prison system for you