Literally thought the exact same thing lol.

I liked the one cop who was like " who's gonna count all this." Basically saying some people aren't at all thrilled about that big of a bust when in reality its just more work for them.

actually no, he did open the door before but since its a refrigerated warehouse the door closes automatically, thats why you need to pull the lever to open it every time :)

​@@davefarlow When he said that, he was implying that he thought "that's so fuc*ing much cash" in his mind, otherwise he wouldn't have said "who's gonna count all of this?!" so that cop WAS actually thrilled about that big of a bust, he didn't only care about the work necessary to make it all go away, his sentence implies initial surprise in his mind

I wondered why his pockets looked a little puffed out. 😌

Goodluck - IRS

This joke has never been used before, very clever.

You don't need to put it into account, you can keep it in cash, pay with small bills, don't fucking buy 3 houses and 10 cars in one year and goodluck to IRS in finding anything. IRS is a ghost job. Meaning it's useless, irrelevant with insignificant in the world. The amounts seized changes nothing, why? because you can seize only when you know that there is something to seize and if you know there is something to be seized it's from some dumb people and dumb people don't have much because they are small fish in a sea of mobydicks @@SadBheeseChurger

What money?

classy af

say when

Grow a pair

@@xzed6394awww did somebody piss in daddy’s cornflakes? Here let me wipe it off your mouth

He gave him his gun - that doesn’t make him smart.

@@fifthbusiness1678 avoiding confrontation with McCall was the smart thing to do

Both of the above responses are correct however he also sniffed it out. There are dumb smart people and there are smart dumb people. He's the latter.

he would have been the smartest villain...if he removed the clip from the gun before handing it away.

People keep making it sound like he gave the gun away, no, he got it taken away 😂 he didn’t know Denzel was that guy lol

"Yes and no" 😂😂😂😂😂👌

No money was stored at the laundromat though. That was just for manufacturing. But Jesse sorta did that when he was tossing $ out of his car.

Walter did hand out money as a parting gift! he made them clean a meth lab first and the reason it was a parting gift was because they got deported and/or killed but still! :)

There was no cash on hand to give. Cardinal rule of dealing especially at that level the work and the proceeds are never to be in the same place

Well, Mr. Pushkin is a very kind man. He knows his workers are under a great deal of stress and that everyday they place their lives in danger to squeeze out a meager living for their families. Mr. Pushkin believes because his business is closing down and that he’ll soon “retire” he should offer a generous severance package to his employees. Thank You Mr. Pushkin, we will miss working under your benevolent and grand establishments.

I would have asked for a box of those…

I can’t wait I have high hopes for it

Denzel shines in pretty much every role

He shines in all the roles he do tbh

He shined. That’s all I’m saying

the movie was incredible

Well, it's a movie so it was written that way. Give credit to the writers, Denzel played the scene well but it's not like he made up that plan in his head.

@@justwait9822 obviously. I said Denzel but I was referring to his fictional character in a clearly fictional story.

@@EDCsteals you missed the point. The writers/directors came up with the scene. Credit Denzel for his good acting, but the plan along with the dialog and the emotions portrayed are the work of the writers/director.

@@justwait9822 no you lack comprehension. I understand perfectly what you’re saying. That’s why I said Denzel’s character is fictional and the story is fictional meaning the interaction was not real and was written to play out that way. I think everyone else reading the original comment was on the same page and could enjoy the scene despite it being a movie. But thank you for pointing out the blatantly obvious. In the next comment are you gonna break the news that Santa doesn’t slide down my chimney and he’s not the one who leaves presents under the tree?

Yeah except his accent is incredibly inaccurate lmao

Dude was born in Brooklyn.

Innocent? They come into country illegally knowingly they'll be working illegal jobs. They know they can't get a regular job that requires papers, so they work for criminals following the money.

@@Theydas the word is TRAFFICED. They don't just come here, they're brought over here against their will on ships much like the slave trade. In fact it's almost the exact same thing so way to say that you're a racist without actually saying it

@@MrSpade5150 agreed with both comments. I was so happy to see these ladies collect

⁠@@MrSpade5150yeah trafficed, definitely not trafficked. U get a 2 out of 10,

yeah, that was the point of him giving them money.

They are doing the 3rd one already in Italy. It will be released in september next year.

@@twix_4466 True mvp for dropping that knowledge.

And then he meets John Wick in the end of equalizer 3 as a spin off for John Wick 5 in the same universe and they have to go against the entire US army.

Edward Woodward was the original and best equalizer

@@omecronrodneydheel349 keep dreaming

you'll be surprised

I began learning to disarm a gunman at the age of twelve when I started martial arts. Never did I ever think I would ever use the skill...until Africa thirty-three years later.

Initially, I was going to comment on the fact that the movies and tv shows need a creative way around whatever the weak sauce move might be, like armed people standing too closely, a group of bad guys hopping around like they’re not actually attacking one at a time, etc. So, I was going to blame the filmmakers. And they do deserve the lion’s share of the blame. But that comment in-response to yours took me someplace else. Some people do not know how to choose longevity over drama. They only know how to try to look badass by getting too close, talking out of school, etc. And that’s the 💩 that adds weight to these depictions. Not everyone has the Will to be “Verbal” and let people think they’re running 💩, while you’re actually the invisible big boss. No. That’s a rare bird. So, I guess that’s a long-winded way of saying these movies aren’t completely wrong.

To be fair, if Magneto wants your gun, he's taking it, no matter how far away you are

@@westmcgee9320Someone say my name?

I think it's suppose to be the intimidation factor, not for enhancing the functionality of the sidearm 😂

Dude, a single stacc pretty much sets them up with a nice home and maybe their own business. Why be greedy?

@@MrSpade5150 gotta think long term big dawg

@@CloutGod_504 can we just acknowledge that McCall is the man for giving them staccs in the first place

They were likely afraid for their lives and were more than happy to get a fat bonus just to go home safe.

I feel you. Gotta act broke for a few months. Once you get out, DON'T go back in. We live and learn!

3) get shot

@@YanosProductions 4) be a smartass

2:10 Would that cool disarming move actually have any chance of working in real life?

@@ninjafang So what you're saying is, if I provoke 100 thugs and try this I'll eventually get it to work? Sweet!

@@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers just make sure they have real guns, it doesn't work otherwise

Bro, believe me. You don't want that kind of training

The way things slow down for him with that expressionless face says former mind controlled asset 100%

@@MrSpade5150 bro is Just fiction. He was an ex marine go worked for the CIA. The closest you can get to reality is the CIA SAD which is a unit who do undercover missions for the CIA.

@@xlxl1762 all fiction is based on facts. There are people trained with those kind of abilities but it comes at a very high price and trust me, you don't want to pay it

Navy Seals get shot and killed. McCall is a fictious character that is invincible.

I love the quiet bang sound when Andre points the gun at Robert followed by the much louder bang when Robert steals it. Andre is dangerous with the gun, but it's all over once Robert gets it.

I'm also wondering why they all kept looking at him and listen when he's talking instead of shooting,say sorry boss let me clear the mess and normal duty goes on 😂😂😂💔

Because andre is their VIP. You heard mccall "your guys are incredibly loyal to you." Because andre had a gun aimed at him, they didnt want to make a move for a risk of him being shot afterwards. Mccall had the discipline enough to squeeze the trigger even if he did get shot.

Only problem is the police woulda still came 😂

@@collinskipkorir4501because it’s not one of your little video games you play where a single drag grenade blows up a whole building 😂

@@user-xc3yb1vk2e indulge me mate 😂

"Hey where'd pallet #355 go" "Not sure boss, in unrelated news I'm retiring immediately"

I see what you did there

After that, he started making Tide commercials

That Vecna shit got him stressed the hell out lmao 😂

@@timstephens5893 😂😂

Yeah literal Drug money

you really don't know about the mexican cartels do you?

i mean it probably aint happening in a place like this but yeah thats kinda how the job is done, do you think they have a bank?

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a bag each. why the fk not lol

If he gave them to much the IRS would be asking questions.

@@bradgaines Nah its straight cash. IRS wont be able to track that unless they started buying houses or cars. Or was dumb enough to travel with the bag lol.

@@DmanDice Where are they going to put a bag of cash? They can't put it in the bank.

@@bradgaines Same place you’d put it I dont know lol

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Ridiculous!!