And was also Zeus haha

He always has a plan and it comes together he saved some Jews too

And he was Darkman

And he was Rob Roy

And a Lion named Aslan.

The fact Liam cared enough about Maggie to leave an ex-boyfriend a threatening message as Brian n Mills saying he'd break his arms for breaking her heart has made me laugh at this scene ever since😂😂😂

I love how most reactors say he’s just like John wick when this came out 6 years before John wick.

​@@demetriusreynolds8178yeah he's probably the inspiration for John wick

@@brandibastian4193 This was a time when a lot of actors did this "one man army" movies. But you might be right, Taken was first then the rest followed; John Wick, Olympus has fallen, Sean Penn did a similar movie though it wasn't much of a success. Same with Colin Farrell. Even Jennifer Garner did one.

Wow that's so scary :( I'm glad you're okay now.

What worries me so much is when some women refuse to acknowledge how dangerous it can be at times, it's not right what some monsters do but sadly it's our world. Breaks my heart when my female friends puts themselves at risk rather than asking for help, i'd gladly spend 30 mins extra walking at night if it means my friends are safe :/

I had the same thing! Travelling by myself but a guy tried getting in a taxi with me and sat there next to me asking all these questions my name, age, where I was staying etc so I just got out the taxi and went to the closest shop. Was so scary!

Yeah I’d be frightened to travel to another country all alone…especially if I didn’t speak the language.

It's because most women are pretty stup*d (just kidding! Sort of...) and therefore, easy to trick or at the very least manipulate (to be fair, men are too but the circumstances on how men and women are manipulated by the opposite sex tend to vary a bit). Also, very few of these men would actually be doing something like this. Most are probably just looking at a woman they find attractive and trying to initiate conversation. This is especially the case since a lot of young women who go on vacation tend to go for these "hot girl summers" or whatever nonsense and foreign men know this so when they see women from other nations arrive, they see them as a potentially easy one night stand. The chances of you actually running into a sex trafficker are going to vary depending where you are, but in countries like the US and Australia, those chances wouldn't even be above 1%. If you were in a country like the DRC though, the chances of such a thing occurring would be drastically higher. It is misunderstandings like this which is why men don't approach women anymore. If women are gonna see all guys they come across as sexual predators, how is anyone going to meet anyone in a friendly or romantic manner? It isn't as if all women are safe either.

I made my own pepper spray for my daughters from Scotch Bonnets. I hope they never have to use it, but if they do I hope it burns the Pervs eyes out.

"Sound of Freedom"

Leo is a certified Bringer of The Heat.

Leo: I will make u watch and u will laugh 😂😂

That is such a wild documentary :(

I always forget he was in that

@@Skycastleunfortunately can’t even say that because this has a happy ending

Qui Gon Jinn

nah Darkman..

Those who rack down on "female intuition" have no clue!

Michael Collins, for sure. For early Liam Next of Kin is pretty good. It also has Bill Paxton, Helen Hunt and Patrick Swayze.

The Grey was amazing too

@@acabralro I went into the theater only knowing Liam's face. I was not disappointed.

Not even just minors, but those 18 and up as well. I’ve heard of these shady groups that find vulnerable women who might be without families nearby, force them on drugs, and then just never let them leave. Scary

It isn't that common in the US. You are much more likely to get trafficked outside the US than in it. That's why of all the trafficking cases that do happen in the US, the traffickers take the victims to more "friendly trafficking" nations in which their disappearance won't cause too many raised eyebrows. Traffickers want to get out of European countries and the US as soon as possible because the governments would act ruthlessly to anyone caught in the business. It isn't like some countries in Africa and Asia where there are still thriving slave markets to the degree in which you could buy yourself a wife without having to worry much about being apprehended.

@@maozedong8370 alot is in the US though, thanks to open borders.

​@@maozedong8370That's literally WHY it's so common in the US, not every teen and women missing in the US just magically disappeared or got lost and died somewhere. Don't know about now, but I remember growing up in the 2000's-2010's Walmart always had a big board at the entrances full of missing kids and their pictures, their names, DOB, when and where they were last spotted, how recent the picture was in case they looked different now, etc. THOUSANDS are trafficked in the US a year. Millions of illegal immigrants are smuggled into our country each year (Including even MORE sex trafficking victims) through weak security at our ports and borders, why make the assumption they're not bringing anything back? That's 50% of the transit wasted with no revenue 50% of your trip otherwise. And what are they gonna smuggle out? Drugs? From the #1 drugs market in the entire world? If you want to increase profits from selling drugs in the US you go inland AWAY from where they're easily smuggled in from the foreign nations they're easily made in. As an example Meth can be easily made in the US and all the way in Kansas for some PRETTY high purity stuff it's only $10 a point (of a gram, $30 = 0.3g or 300mg). Cocaine on the other hand? Costs a ton more for some (usually) pretty stepped on stuff, like $70 for a couple points or something; Ironically Cocaine is weaker while also being significantly shorter acting but it still gets that premium cause it's gotta be imported and is considered "More Classy". Women and children from the US are worth more since they're harder to get, that's why they're usually grabbed in foreign countries where they can make the extra money without having to do the extra work, plus slow police response, family being informed (If they even know, often family of tourists not having contact is what gets them reported in the first place), language barriers, jurisdictional questions, etc. Can give traffickers the lead they need to obfuscate their trail enough to basically make them disappear by the time everyone knows "something" is up and the ball finally gets rolling. It was only a few years ago an FBI agent and her partner were shot and killed while conducting a search warrant in connection with a child sex trafficking investigation. It was in South Florida, ironically also known for their issues with the Cartels and Cubans using boats along their numerous beaches, coves, swampland, etc to smuggle drugs, criminals, and victims into the US. No reason they couldn't the same method to smuggle things out. And that's just 1 trafficking point. Hundreds of missing kids a year are found by LEO stings on trafficking operations. And be careful of women ironically enough, they're often the ones that choose to befriend vulnerable girls/women or get them to let down their guard so they can get grabbed. Same with escorts too, it's usually another women/escort that talks a "friend" into doing it too.

ever heard of Dirty Harry with Clint Eastwood? he was the godfather of shit like this.

​@@peasantt-how about Charles Bronson

Die Hard, best Christmas action movie and funny too

@@erikamitchell8502 no one was talking about christmas movies lol, and IMO those movies are corny asf even by 90s standards lol

@@thot717 indeed

Bro I was demonetized 2 months lmao I had enough time to chill 🤣 good looks tho bro!!!

@@ITSMRVIDEO-rg9msdude keep these comin !! It’s never too much or enough ! Lol. You makin all our days a little easier bro! Great choices on the movies too keep them comin !!! Much love brother !

Demonetized? Wtf why?!

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I absolutely love High Spirits. I randomly recommend this to reactors, but I don't think the comment ever gets enough likes to get noticed. I don't think a ton of people know/remember it. Another one is Haunted Honeymoon with Dom DeLuise, Gene Wilder, and Gilda Radner.

Holy crap. I haven't seen that movie in forever.

I don't know the specifics of her case, I just saw last night and again today her name and that she's being charged with a hoax. Hearing this burn, and knowing this film, I can imagine the things she claimed just from knowing that. Dang! *goes to read up on it

Peppermint is a good suggestion.

Where was he?

It's not a bad look for Eastern European Countries, it's a bad look for arabs, albanians, and french. And yes, human trafficking is a problem in the arab world and when it comes to western girls being victims, some eastern european immigrants sometimes help capture them and sell them to north africa and the middle east.

@@fyfyi6053 Well your correct its bad look for people that supply "Albanians" people who buy "Arabs"... also the people that buy humans in hollywood... And the French who just let it happen cause they don't want problems because they never want problems because they haven't been real men since that short guy Alexander was running shit.

Agreed, I've been seeing a lot lately about people calling out pickpockets, too, and signs to watch out for. I love channels that call out the common tourist scams so people can watch out for them, it's incredibly helpful for awareness. Or like "sight-seeing tours" where they take you, someone, to pretty much take your money. And "shoe shinners" who drop the brush waiting for someone to pick it up that they pick as a scam target. Saying "as a thank you for picking up my brush I will shine your shoes for free." But they make you actually pay them for it. I don't know if it happens in other countries but there is another one I heard of in the US where "street performers" are dressed up like characters (tv, movie, showgirls, etc.) and ask if you want to pose with them for a photo. Then they force you to pay for the photo. If anyone in a costume asks you if you want a photo with them, keep walking, or decline. The only exception is if you are at a convention or if it's Halloween. So many scenarios you would never think of, especially if you don't live there or have never traveled there before.

happens more here in the US than anywhere else. but our society is so focused on “being happy” that everyone pretends the horrors of the world are right in our own backyards.

Not true...This do NOT happen in the nordics🇧🇻🇫🇮🇩🇰🇮🇸🇸🇪 And i pray we will always stay the safe countries we alway have been....I LOVE my nordic people 🥰

​@@TingelingkissIt DOES and if you claim it doesn't you're either delusional, or part of the problem. Sweden literally has bombings and shootouts due to a gang war between teenagers, with teens chosen as the hitmen most often for gang assassinations since Swedens soft laws means they literally can't get a tougher sentence than some counseling or a few years in Juvie for murder. There was also those 2 that got raped and murdered in a cemetery, think it happend to 2 teens by a teen gang as well, and also in Sweden. A big part of it, regardless of your politics, was the large number of refugees brought into the country. The effort was never put into actually "Intergrating" them into their new country so instead there's now effectively their own society that's not only separate, but actively disagrees with the local ones. That's just ONE Nordic Country, there's issues to varying degrees and seriousness in others as well.

he reacted to kung-fu hustle awhile back, it was hilarious!

Difference this is real Qanon propaganda film oops I means sound of freedom is all bullshit

Interesting how Liam Neeson's career path is similar to that of another Irishman: Gabriel Byrne. Also had several other jobs before becoming an actor. And another guy who would fit this bill while not being an Irishman per se, is Harrison Ford whose dad was Irish.

That mentality will destroy you. It is best to look at everyone skeptically and only loosen that perspective after you have enough reason to trust them. I'd NEVER trust ANYONE with 100% of my being though. Not any potential wife, kids or anyone else. The only person you can really trust in life is yourself and even then, that has its problems because of how easy it really is to influence someone else via manipulation, chemicals etc meaning any decision you make can be the result of someone else playing you like a chess piece.