This is what a maxed character in fallout would be

I like how Redridge opens his mind at times and understands that Eli has a purpose and lets Eli live.

If you pay attention you can see that he only fires when fired upon hinting that he is using sound to aim and not relying on his vision. Such a subtle hint of the end twist. Well one of them anyways.. Great movie!

"With all my heart and soul, I always believed that, I’d find a place where this book belonged, where it was, needed, but I haven’t found it yet".

Every time I come back to this clip what really strikes me is Gary Oldman's performance. The way he talks, his gestures, it's all perfect.

0:27 Eli makes a clicking sound with his tounge, it's echolocation to know how many enemies hes up against. The best detail in this movie imo :D

Strangest part of the movie and one most missed the most. Eli didn't know about the book. He told the girl he heard a voice in his head loud and clear, where to find the book. He didn't even know it was a bible but believed the voice enough to act on it. Then as it turns out it was written in Braille. Something he was taught to read. Then learned about its contents and purpose. In his world be literally walked by faith, not by sight.

Look at Redridge during the shootout. He's just standing there mesmerised by what's happening. He doesn't move and because he doesn't fire again he doesn't get hit. He knew something was wrong/different about this character. He felt the touch of God on the situation and his spirit softened. Great scene. Great details.

"Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death I shall fear no evil for thou art with me"

I like how he only return fire to the people that are shooting at him.

And the man laid down his gun, for he knew the hand of the Lord was upon this one, and guideth him, so he was not to be touched. Amen.

I like how Redridge decides to not shoot Eli. It's almost an act of respect, an acknowledgment of Eli's combat prowess.

This is an exceptional movie. Great screenplay, excellent cast, gritty post-modern apocalyptic setting for the ages old good v. evil story. One of the best movies I've ever seen.

I still like the movie’s villain alot, His reason for wanting the book makes sense. As evil as it is.

This is sincerely one of the most underrated movies of all time.

The 9mm bullet has penetrating power out to 400m and better. The only problem is accuracy over that range. But considering Eli has supernatural powers he never misses with a shot.

Gary Oldman is such an underrated actor.

such a cool underrated post apocalyptic film

"Because you have seen me, you have believed. Blessed are those who have not seen, and have believed." - John 20:29

Eli should be VAC banned for aimbot and god hack

Eli walks with God , that is why

Wow didn't he ever play fallout? He didn't even bother looting the bodies.

I'm not sure if I'm right but I've always thought of it as Gods hand guiding Eli's fighting abilities.

Not big on Religion but I still really enjoyed this movie. It's hard to dislike a a movie with Oldman playing the antagonist. Plus the soundtrack was so sad and powerful. And of course if you're a Fallout fan this movie is even cooler.

Not many would understand the hidden message the film tried to convey..Brought tears in my eyes...Many thanks to the maker of this film

This movie is criminally underrated.

man denzel is the real action hero his scenes are so badass

Such a good movie! I need to watch that again.

The soundtrack is so badass

This scene becomes even cooler when you watch the movie a second time and know the twists and details!

"Dear Lord, thank you for giving me the strength and the conviction to complete the task you entrusted to me. Thank you for guiding me straight and true through the many obstacles in my path, and for keeping me resolute when all around seemed lost. Thank you for your protection and your many signs along the way. Thank you for any good that I may have done, I'm so sorry about the bad. Thank you for the friend I made. Please watch over her as you watched over me. Thank you for finally allowing me to rest. I'm so very tired, but I go now to my rest at peace. Knowing that I have done right with my time on this earth. I fought the good fight, I finished the race, I kept the faith."

Goggles guy at the end sees the righteous morality of god, and realizes that there is salvation in the triumph of good over evil.

As soon as the second bullet missed him, i was in Awe. This movie was incredible, the ending to his condition just made it that more intense. And i would rewatch the movie and notice those subtle clues about his condition lol

when the final guy on the enemy team is hacking

Denzel Washington and Gary Oldman were just phenomenal in this movie

I don't care how old this movie gets it will always remain one of the greatest to me. Ladies and gentlemen. . . Fallout Presents ~ The Book of Eli

This movie literally changed myself. I guarantee it was one of the causes for me to look at the world in a way better light because of what were given today

i watched this 10 times and it never gets old. Eli is so bad-ass

anyone notice how after evary two shots they make eli returns fire

Redridge found his conscience. I love this scene. He was just a loyal servant up until this point. He saw something bigger at play and felt that he should refrain from murder. As though he recognized that this was wrong at heart. I want to believe that when he died he was looking to God in the end. He was saved.

I thought he was gonna say, "All life is precious.."

the punisher vs the equalizer

I think this movie is so amazing because the lord is with him even though he's blind he guides him through the entire journey west which is shown all through the movie. It kind of reminds me of david.

I kept waiting for Titus Pullo to shout "Thirteen!"

This is like Daredevil/Fallout: Bible edition.

he can shoot because his hearing is enhanced because he is blind. he hears where the guns are fired and he shoots them, but yes it is because God is helping him. such a cool scene

V.A.T.S Were heavily used today...

Cool detail: the rear window cover on the car Eli takes cover behind creates the shape of Crosses.

Right after the first gun is fired it truns into that moment from fallout 4 where you are greated by raiders

God damn this was such a powerful movie. I need to watch it again.

This film has always been horribly underrated, for the message alone, if not for the cinematography and acting. The soundtrack is amazing too.

I love you Denzel Washington... I mean really. I can't imagine anyone else pulling this off so flawlessly.

0:28 raise your volume high and you can hear him doing a clicking sound, subtle hint that he's using echolocation because he's blind. Just like the first scene with the arrow and the cat, he uses clicking sound.

The part where the gentleman realized that Eli was blind (later revealed) showed deep compassion for both characters.

this movie was so strong... so beautiful... and its so forgotten.. by the general public... but its AMAZING.. and I love it.

I love the book of eli! I have it on DVD and i watch it all the time!

Looks like the Equalizer beats the Punisher!

Righteous man....the walk is sometimes lonely...but he stood for what was the will of the Lord...and wasn't swayed by an army...and the army surely fell...

The sound design of this scene heard in theaters sent absolute chills down my spire. Phenomenal work.

This whole movie is about walking by faith and not by sight. I love it.

He protects He attacks But mostly He's a badass

there's one scene where he fights the hijackers on a highway and if you look above at the highway wall it says 14:6 now go read genesis 14:6 and you will see ELI is really a chosen Hebrew Israelite that's why he is blessed with divine providence

If you haven't seen the whole movie, then you really should :) It's an awesome movie, and the reason that Eli doesn't want to share the Bible is because God sent him on a quest to get it to a location where it could be preserved. He had to reach that location, not give it to some evil guy who rules the town through fear and his goons. :)

Fuck VATS we need Eli Vision.

not many people understand how powerful 4:02 scene is

Can we also give props to the badass, and accurate, sounds of the guns firing in this movie.

This scene is so good. Gary Oldman's character knows that you can only project so much force to keep people in line and that you need something more powerful to keep them under control: an idea, philosophy, ideology, a religion. At the end of the movie he loses his goons and the whole place descends into anarchy which just furthers the point of a unifying idea is integral to a functioning and long lasting society.

That bad guy who missed him twice just witnessed a miracle and it changed him.

I love how when he get emotional he start talkign with his hands on set.

KIlling with "God eyes" shooting with each hit a kill. Blessed be thy name.

Something about Denzel shooting a gun always looks so cool

I would like to congratulate the producers of this movie ,I look in scepticism when I see fight scenes where multiple people attack a single woman or man but you gave done a great job of finely making that look more realistic to me than others have done before you , and of course all actors done great too

One of the best Western Standoffs ever. Washington and Oldman are incredible in this scene. Both indomitable forces of nature.

He just activated the "Heaven's help" superpower. - Description: "Aldo blind as a bat your faith and righteousness is huge in the eyes of God, he aids you in your quest to purge the wicked" - Effects: * Gives 90% to hit and 20% critical hit chance - Aldo blind your aim and your bullets are guided by His holly sight * Gives 99% on evasion of enemy ranged attacks - Your undeniable faith is your shield , literally, creates the invisible barrier that deflects incoming missiles. * Killing an enemy gives a 20% chance to regenerate ammo in clip - the Lord sees your efficiency in purging the wicked, so he gives you more ammo to play with than the gun normally can hold.

The twist at the end of this movie is one of the best. The whole time he wants the book without knowing he actually needs him and not the book for the twist at the end such a great Denzel movie, not that there are many that aren't.

The sound of the mini 14 is right on par.

People overlook how sound Carnegie's arguments are. Not to defend his evil actions, but he makes a very good point. That he can't build anything because he can't tell the people the right words, but the book can help him do that. What he basically means is that without religion or similar philosophy that would give the masses some core belief system, you get no civilization, because you can't get people to want to be more than just their primal needs without making them believe in something more than primal. You see it on the town - it is really desolate. Functioning somewhat, but just a dark, ugly, brutal place. It needs a touch of something grander to grow beyond that. A vision all the people can understand and follow. I actually realized this in my own life too which is why Im pointing it out. Born into upper middle class or upper class, city kid, dad an atheist, mom wasnt I think but acted like she was sorta because of dad. Dad always kinda ridiculed religious people, mocked church, disliked or even hated organized religion. But interestingly enough, he had a bible in the table near his bed. Anyway...I am more like mom, but often pretended to be like dad and thus I too enjoyed a lot of anti organized religion stuff in comedy, stand up comedy, literature (Life of Brian, George Carlin, God Delusion, etc.). I had my belief too, but I too often mocked some things religious. I worked in a good company, got fired after 8 years, fell on harder times, suddenly felt what it was like to have nothing. To be invisible to others. And it hit me, now I finally understood why religion is so strong in smaller communities, maybe among people of more modest means, in poorer smaller rural towns - it is because perhaps these circumstances make many people value what religion offers more because they need it more to keep their lives and communities more industrious, happy and functioning. Remove religion from them and it's desolation like in the movie. And in the cities, because of various and more vast means to satisfy our urges, needs, desires, people rely on religion perhaps not as much or in a less IDK strong or firm way. I realized that I appreciate my belief system more than before during these times and that really my past ridicule of some things makes me feel IDK... like a brat, an arrogant brat or a punk. Because I poked fun at something I need too and perhaps at something that for someone somewhere is the only thing from making them go completely crazy. Or worse. Basically what I realized is that religion, despite some arguments against certain things - how it is practiced, by whom, and how some people hide behind it, abuse it, etc. is perhaps one of the most essential things holding most of the world together. Whether it's religion in any form on any continent, and no matter how it evolves with time, mankind needs this spirituality and belief system to feel hope, peace, so we feel safe in our minds or souls, motivated and consoled in time of need. Without this, our world as it is would not be where it is.

Fun fact : Eli's blind

The sound design in this movie was perfect.

Two unbelievable actors doing their thing. I hope they got along on set

Philippians 4:13 I Can Do All Things Through Christ Who Strengthens Me

Sorry that this is so late but if your still wondering what it is it's a hk45

This whole movie concept is brilliant. Hope a sequel is made soon.

I noticed a really subtle detail in this scene. After his reply at 0:29, you can hear him clicking his tongue as if echolocating, calibrating the amount of people and their distances. Cool stuff indeed.

13 years now

i wonder why at 4:11 the guy didnt shoot, what would been the connection between these two? what are they thinking?I just love these kind of scenes, its deep going

Denzel Washington is an awesome actor this film is great.

I love Gary Oldman's voice and accent in this.

god dam it! I hate those fking god mode hackers.....

This guy has VATS

This is probably the nearest thing to apocalyptic reality we may see. The cannibalism portrayed is near enough to what has already happened to the human race, when your airplane crashes in the alps.

A lot of infantry actually do use hearing protection, thereare special plugs that allow you to hear voices and block out noises that surpass a certain number of decibels.Of course there are some that choose not to wear them, but like he said tinnitus is a huge problem in the military lol

Pullo, formation!

If you look closely you can see he's got an expression of fear on his face

My goodness Goodman is the quietest whisperer. I have my earphones in at max volume and... only then can I kinda hear it.

I saw this in theaters in Chattanooga TN while there for work. I was with a couple of work-friends. When the movie was over, they didnt turn the lights back on for us to walk out. They left the screen dark. Everyone sat there unsure of if anything was coming next. I knew what they were doing though. I got up and smacked the one guy next to me on the arm and they both got up to follow. After we got about halfway down the ramp, others followed. Still pitch black in the theater. It was an awesome movie, and what they did at the end was even more awesome.

It’s a shame this movie didn’t have a better director. So much potential with a terrific cast and great plot. Would have loved to see what tarentino or Nolan could have done with those tools.

was gary oldman really the antagonist in this film? he brought order to an almost hopeless place sure he was an asshole but things would go to shit without him

Best Jack Palance impersonation I’ve seen in days

“But God will say to the wicked: ‘What right do you have to relate My regulations or to speak about My covenant?’” -Psalm 50:16