Hahaha Sorry everyone for yelling a bit during this reaction !!! The sound was very loud for me as there was no subtitles ! I wanted to make sure I get everything they say . so I am sorry for yelling
@BissFlix Hey Kiddo! Shout out from the US Marine Corps! I love it when you scream! That's the best part of the reaction! Kekek And I loved this movie as well! Denzel is just a bad ass mofo! Keep up the great reactions! ❤🤍💙💛
12:00 -- He was saying "sorry" to his deceased wife. 26:57 -- By "permission", he was getting reassurance from Susan that he wasn't dishonoring his wife's memory by continuing this undertaking.
You were kinda right... he was asking for permission from Susan because she was still running some shadow factions of the CIA... you learn that in the sequel. Robert was asking her... essentially... if he were to undertake this task... could he count on her resources to clean it up at the end... because technically... he didn't exist.
@@hardymonty Yeah, that too. But I think the point Susan was making was more about his wife, being that they talked about her when they were sitting on the steps. Susan probably knew his wife, so she'd be the closest person to seek some acknowledgement from.
22:48 - "Death by knowledge!" The pen is mightier than the sword. Ask Jason Bourne. He has used both a book and a pen. 26:23 - The actress in this scene is Melissa Leo in a cameo role. She played a different character in The Equalizer (1985) television series (season 1, episode 3).
"...he came for permission." OOF! I still get goosebumps. I have been waiting for this perfect combo of you and this flick for some time, and you delivered 😂. Awesome.
At the beginning he told his co-workers he was a Pip referring to the 70's pop music group, *Gladys Knight and The Pips* When Robert gets to the store where the employees are hostages, Robert plays a song from Gladys Knight and The Pips (Midnight Train To Georgia) over the store speakers.
The movie was based off of a TV show. term equalizer in this context is to have a weapon that puts you on equal footing with the bad guy. So the mother was being bullied, she could not fight back, BOB became her equalizer, leveling the playing field. There are 3 movies, you get more information about Robert in the second one. The 3rd movie is the grittiest one. Very well done.
Lol. Most CIA agents aren’t like this at all. Most are nerdy ordinary ppl, easily forgettable. Most are analysts. You can’t be a good “spy” if you stand out. An “operator”, James Bond’s style, are like less than .05% off the CIA.
I've watched most of Biss" reactions to movies and I gotta say of all the reaction channels - Biss has actually got insight and a great mind for figuring out the plot and characters. Well Done Biss!
The TV series in the 80s had a British agent that lived in the US and helped people who were in trouble. This film is the first of three, the second one has Pedro Pascal and takes place in US, The third takes place in Italy. All very good to watch.
@@philipocallaghan Balding is caused by your brain becoming so large and full of information that it's pushing the hair out from the inside because it needs the space
He was a CIA high end operative that retired after his wife died and took on a new life. It is called situational awareness that you completely understand your environment.
Yeah they filmed the majority of the movie in East Boston and Chelsea Ma right in the neighborhood I grew up in. The 'Mystic River bridge can be seen in the apartment view that connects points north to downtown Boston.
Fallen is underrated, maybe not a masterpiece but there is something in the movie, such great atmosphere that I really like (and short but phenomenal Elias Koteas role) Everybody in my family were singing "Time is on my side..." for some days after watching:D
Fantastic reaction, Biss! The Equalizer trilogy is one of my all-time favorites. You'll definitely want to watch the next two movies. By the way, you did great picking up on everything! You're one of the few people I know of that picked up on the honey being used as a natural disinfectant. I really enjoy your reactions!!🙂
Enjoyed your reaction. The original 'Equalizer' was a popular TV series in the 1980s. Completely different character, but the same basic idea - former superspy who uses his skills to help people in trouble, contacted via a regular newspaper ad. He followed the same pattern each time - politely approach the troublemakers and suggest they back off, sometimes even offer a deal of some kind and, when they refused, he would take their entire organization apart. Denzel Washington's version of The Equalizer is amazing. :)
I've heard the show (it was British, I think) is really good. Never seen it, not 100% sure its ever made its way over into the US. The new version of the show staring Queen Latifah sounds really interesting too. Denzel brings so much gravitas and dimension to the character.
@@doorofnight87 The 1980s show was set (mainly) in New York. Mostly American cast, but the lead role was taken by British actor Edward Woodward. He looked and sounded like a bank manager, but could turn the scary on REALLY well.
@@7thsealord888 Thank you! I knew the lead actor was Edward Woodward, who was British, but I didn't know it was an American production and set in the US. Knowing the lead was British, I just assumed it must be set in London, or somewhere in the UK.
Hello Bisscute, the two actors at 8:57 are in another movie together. The movie is a remake of a movie from about 1959. It is called " The Magnificent Seven ".
Denzel gives solid Dad energy here. Like Liam Neeson in "Taken," and Denzel's role in "Man on Fire." Very similar to the Grandpa energy in "Gran Torino," but younger. The "permission" Robert was seeking was in relation to the promise he made to his wife. He decided he was going to make an exception for Teddy and Pushkin. The main bad guy in this movie, Teddy, was an elf in "The Lord of the Rings."
It's hard for anyone to look good acting opposite Denzel but Marton Csokas did just that. The scene between them in front of Bob's apartment is a masterclass in acting.
I love this movie and I loved your reaction Miss Bisscute❤❤❤❤. please complete the Equalizer trilogy with Denzel he is a magnificent actor, and you have to react to the two films with which he won the Oscar: Training Day (2001) and Glory (1989) and my personal favorite: Fallen from 1998 (Denzel chasing a murderous demon that changes bodies with a single touch of skin). You Will love It.
The Old Man and the Sea is an awesome book. It's very short and very easy to read -- yet it conveys profoundly deep and meaningful feelings and perspectives.
You liked Gran Torino (Clint Eastwood) so definitely watch Million Dollar Baby! The music playing in the Home Mart during the attack was by Gladys Knight and the Pips! :))
@@BissFlix, chiar daca Equalizer e bun, Million Dollar Baby este net superior, la toate capitolele. Unul stimuleaza atentia vizuala, celalalt toate simturile, plus sufletul.
I love the Equalizer movie(s). Your reactions to the events and characters is so genuine and appropriate. LOVE your accent and your sense of humor. Hope you enjoy the rest of the series. Take care.
The Moustache man is Tait Fletcher. He's had some of the most painful and famous deaths. He's been killed by The Equalizer, The Accountant and John Wick.
Biss, some background on Robert, he was a former elite operative in the DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency), which is very similar to the CIA, but focuses on a much different target objectives. Before that, he was a Force Recon in the US Marine Corps. The lady friend. Susan, that he seek help from to get some info works for the CIA. Apart from info, he's also seeking reassurance from her that he's not doing something bad, which would dishonor his dead wife. As usual Biss, your jump scares, laughs and giggles are always humorous and entertaining. Love your reaction. Can't wait for u to watch the 2nd film.
After the first bloodbath, McCall was able to finally get a good night’s sleep. Based on the 1985-89 TV series. The brief opening montage is one of the scariest at the time. The city streets when the sun sets is terrifying. Innocents stalked by evil, but lurking in the shadows was The Equalizer, an avenging guardian angel played heroically by the late Edward Woodward. He made you feel safe. His life lessons in the series kept me safe and reassured in real life, going home very late at night after work. His wise words ringing in my ears. Walk with confidence, not like a victim. Stay in the light with people around. Take the long way home, avoid shortcuts in dark alleys. Trust your gut and walk away or find another route. Denzel Washington is a great Robert McCall and made you feel safe like Woodward did. In the final bloodbath McCall descends into savagery as he unfortunately, finds his original self which he has been restraining all this time, now unleashed. His call sign in the series “Odds against you! Call The Equalizer”.
This movie was shot in my city. And when you drive into Boston Massachusetts from route 93. You see Boston sand and gravel. It's right near our tdgarden where the Bruins and celtics play. Denzel is awesome. Training day and book of Eli very good movies
This was a TV series in the 1970ts .an older man put notice in the paper for people who needed help with bad situations. I really liked it and all 3 of the movies
The movie is based on an old tv show with the same name. It was about a retired CIA operative (played by an old Englishman) who spends his time helping people in trouble. And @BissFlix, never apologize for your English, it’s extremely good. Your vocabulary amazes me. I’ve lived in Japan for 20+ years and I speak the language well, but I sure wouldn’t know “cauterize “ in Japanese off the top of my head.
There's a movie called "Nobody" that you might like. There are 3 Equalizer movies at the moment, but Antoine Fuqua has said that there may still be a 4th.
It is a really get movie. I've not seen the two sequels yet. I really enjoyed your reactions as always and as always I was amused by the back and forth between shock and excitement over the violence.
Hi Biss, great reaction as well. I love this movies, it´s a great adaption from the series of the 80´s. My highlight is the Restaurant Scene at 30:00-, the body language of Denzel Washington is amazing, I got goosbumps when I saw his Face/Eye´s . For me, he is one of the best character artists of the 2000´s, min.
It’s great to see one of the greatest actors ever, Denzel, with a phenomenal young actress who I say will be known later in her life as a great as well, Chloe Maretz.
After the three Equalizer movies, please consider the two JACK REACHER movies starring TOM CRUISE where Reacher is a retired Military Police Investigator, with a rank of Major Jack Reacher (2012) Jack Reacher Never Go Back (2016) with actress Cobie Smulders (of the Avenger movies) Both of these movie series are a great choice !! (Thanks - Dave Strong)
Good one, Bisscute! Yeah, these are good movies. I think you'll have fun with them. Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂 Oh and btw, the song he played over the public address system in the store for the big fight, that was Gladys Knight & The Pips, LOL!
Your English is fine, and what a reactionary chatterbox you are. Fun to watch. As for these 3 movies, watch them all. They are all good, and well worth a watch too. Like you. Hoping you, family and friends are all well. As with everyone who drops by. Be very well indeed.
Great reaction Biss and look forward to you watching the sequels. Denzel is one of my favourite actors and worth watching in anything. Some of my favourites are Philadelphia, Courage Under Fire, The Bone Collector, Deja Vu, The Book Of Eli, Magnificent Seven (2016) and The Tragedy of Macbeth. Hope to see you react to some of these in the future.
When McCall takes out the Russian Mobsters at the start...When he says "Sorry"...He was apologising to his Wife...As he said He promised he would not return...To the Person he was before Biss! Also at the end! When he turns up for the Showdown at the Store...The Song playing is by "Gladys Knight and the Pips"...To let everyone know...He is there! Early in the Movie...When some of his Co-Workers...Were trying to guess....What He did before...He said "I was a Pip" Which was one of Gladys backing Dancers and Singers! I only know this...As i have watched this Movie...Quite a few times!:p Love this Avenging Angel...Assassin Character! Denzel is amazing in this role! Keep watching this Series! Well worth it Bisscute!! ✌ ❤
Many of us remember the 1980's TV series, "The Equalizer", I believe Robert McCall was a former CIA Operative. If I remember correctly he referred to the CIA as The Company, the historic informal name. In the movies, I believe Robert McCall is supposed to be a former Special Forces and ex CIA Operative, or some other off the books Black Ops. "If you or any members of your team are caught or killed, The Secretary will disavow any knowledge actions"
Definitely a badass movie! I love this whole genre - avenging angel, champion of the underdog, someone capable of inflicting great harm who strives for peace and harmony.
I love your reactions! Equalizer 2 and 3 are awesome also. I think 3 might be the best. But, before you watch Equalizer 3, Man on Fire with Denzel, it has an interesting connection to Equalizer 3.
Thank you Biscute for being so adorable and so much fun to rewatch a movie with . If you liked this one, you will enjoy the sequel Equalizer 2. Thank you so much.
The old man in the sea is a great book, Ernest Hemingway. It's about a fisherman in a paddle boat trying to bring a fish home that he caught. It genuinely is one of the greatest books ever written. My favorite book is the stand by Stephen King. It is an extraordinary book, you should do a reaction to the miniseries that had Rob Lowe, Molly ringwald, Gary sinise, and Ray walston. But read the book first.
Where I live it is one of the mandatory lecture in school, I red it when I was 12 I like one quote from Hemingway: "I drink to make other people more interesting" :D
@@Nickxxx85 I got a list of infamous quotes on Facebook recently, I know that Hemingway had one of the funniest ones. Let me see if I can find it and I'll copy and paste it here.
@@Nickxxx85 These insults are from an era before the English language got boiled down to 4-letter words. 1. "He had delusions of adequacy ” Walter Kerr 2. "He has all the virtues I dislike and none of the vices I admire.”- Winston Churchill 3. "I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure. - Clarence Darrow 4. "He has never been known to use a word that might send a reader to the dictionary.”-William Faulkner (about Ernest Hemingway) 5. "Poor Faulkner. Does he really think big emotions come from big words?"- Ernest Hemingway (about William Faulkner) 6. "Thank you for sending me a copy of your book; I'll waste no time reading it.” - Moses Hadas 7. "I didn't attend the funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it.” - Mark Twain 8. "He has no enemies, but is intensely disliked by his friends.” - Oscar Wilde 9. "I am enclosing two tickets to the first night of my new play; bring a friend, if you have one.” -George Bernard Shaw to Winston Churchill 10. "Cannot possibly attend first night, will attend second... if there is one.” - Winston Churchill, in response 11. "I feel so miserable without you; it's almost like having you here” - Stephen Bishop 12. "He is a self-made man and worships his creator.” - John Bright 13. "I've just learned about his illness. Let's hope it's nothing trivial.” - Irvin S. Cobb 14. "He is not only dull himself; he is the cause of dullness in others.” - Samuel Johnson 15. "He is simply a shiver looking for a spine to run up. - Paul Keating 16. "He loves nature in spite of what it did to him.” - Forrest Tucker 17. "Why do you sit there looking like an envelope without any address on it?” - Mark Twain 18. "His mother should have thrown him away and kept the stork.” - Mae West 19. "Some cause happiness wherever they go; others, whenever they go.” - Oscar Wilde 20. "He uses statistics as a drunken man uses lamp-posts... for support rather than illumination.” - Andrew Lang (1844-1912) 21. "He has Van Gogh's ear for music.” - Billy Wilder 22. "I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. But I'm afraid this wasn't it.” - Groucho Marx 23. The exchange between Winston Churchill & Lady Astor: She said, "If you were my husband I'd give you poison." He said, "If you were my wife, I'd drink it." 24. "He can compress the most words into the smallest idea of any man I know." - Abraham Lincoln 25. "There's nothing wrong with you that reincarnation won't cure." -- Jack E. Leonard 26. "They never open their mouths without subtracting from the sum of human knowledge." -- Thomas Brackett Reed 27. "He inherited some good instincts from his Quaker forebears, but by diligent hard work, he overcame them." -- James Reston (about Richard Nixon) -Robert L Truesdel
Timing yourself in everything is a manner to have a memory of how long it takes to do things so that can be used when calculating variables quickly. It can simply be described as discipline.
I've watched several reactions to this movie but yours is one if not the best. You're a very smart lady picking up on so many details that a lot of people miss. Oh, I wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of you :)
Denzel Washington movie recommendations. (1) SIEGE (2) MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE (3) PELICAN BRIEF (4) BOOK OF ELI (4) CRIMSON TIDE (5) JOHN Q (6) THE GREAT DEBATERS (7) FALLEN (8) REMEMBER THE TITANS (9) VIRTOUSITY (10) HURRICANE (11) AMERICAN GANGSTER
It's really enjoyable to see how much fun you had while watching this movie. The first Equalizer is a masterpiece. Glad you liked it so much! :) Other really good movies by Antoine Fuqua are Training Day, Olymups has fallen and Shooter.
🇨🇦 My favourite actor for years now, Denzel Washington did justice to the original series, starring Edward Woodward ! My two favourite movies of his are "Man on Fire" and "Deja Vu" 🇨🇦
Enjoy Bisscute, never let them know your thoughts, just action.... Something you learn and train years for....Be safe well healthy humble kind always... enjoy the next ones too...❤❤😂😂 PS: nice how you like suspense.
Hahaha Sorry everyone for yelling a bit during this reaction !!! The sound was very loud for me as there was no subtitles ! I wanted to make sure I get everything they say . so I am sorry for yelling
" No Worries. " - Michael " Crocodile " Dundee
Don't worry Biss that makes your reaction even better. 💓💓Please please react to Fallen (with Denzel you will like it)
eh, hearing isn't that important, is it?
never apologize for a genuine reaction. we get it, and we appreciate it
@BissFlix Hey Kiddo! Shout out from the US Marine Corps! I love it when you scream! That's the best part of the reaction! Kekek And I loved this movie as well! Denzel is just a bad ass mofo! Keep up the great reactions! ❤🤍💙💛
12:00 -- He was saying "sorry" to his deceased wife.
26:57 -- By "permission", he was getting reassurance from Susan that he wasn't dishonoring his wife's memory by continuing this undertaking.
You were kinda right... he was asking for permission from Susan because she was still running some shadow factions of the CIA... you learn that in the sequel. Robert was asking her... essentially... if he were to undertake this task... could he count on her resources to clean it up at the end... because technically... he didn't exist.
Oh got it, thank you. Glad you enjoyed the reaction
@@hardymonty Yeah, that too. But I think the point Susan was making was more about his wife, being that they talked about her when they were sitting on the steps. Susan probably knew his wife, so she'd be the closest person to seek some acknowledgement from.
@@hardymonty yeah, this is it. Nothing to do with dishonoring his wife's memory
@@BissFlix AWESOME REACTION OF MY FAVORITE THE EQUALIZER MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😇😇😇😇😇
22:48 - "Death by knowledge!" The pen is mightier than the sword. Ask Jason Bourne. He has used both a book and a pen.
26:23 - The actress in this scene is Melissa Leo in a cameo role. She played a different character in The Equalizer (1985) television series (season 1, episode 3).
"Dead by knowledge!" 🤣 You are going like Equalizer 2 and 3.
Haha I’m looking forward to it
Biss yells in horror. Then goes "Nice." Then yells in horror. Then giggles.
"...he came for permission." OOF! I still get goosebumps.
I have been waiting for this perfect combo of you and this flick for some time, and you delivered 😂. Awesome.
My pleasure, glad you liked it
At the beginning he told his co-workers he was a Pip referring to the 70's pop music group, *Gladys Knight and The Pips*
When Robert gets to the store where the employees are hostages, Robert plays a song from Gladys Knight and The Pips (Midnight Train To Georgia) over the store speakers.
Oh you right, good catch
The movie was based off of a TV show. term equalizer in this context is to have a weapon that puts you on equal footing with the bad guy. So the mother was being bullied, she could not fight back, BOB became her equalizer, leveling the playing field.
There are 3 movies, you get more information about Robert in the second one. The 3rd movie is the grittiest one. Very well done.
Thank you, didn’t know it was based off a TV Show that’s interesting
Yeah, my grandma used to watch that show😂
Those CIA agents are badass. The Equalizer is a retired CIA agent helping people. This was a TV series in the 80's. It did quite well.
edward woodward
Lol. Most CIA agents aren’t like this at all. Most are nerdy ordinary ppl, easily forgettable. Most are analysts. You can’t be a good “spy” if you stand out. An “operator”, James Bond’s style, are like less than .05% off the CIA.
Equalizer 2 & 3 are more CIA characters. Hold on to your headphones.
The guy in the first TV series was a retired Scotland Yard Chief Inspector.
Yeah Edward Woodward played Robert McCall, he was outstanding!!!!!!! My favorite episode was the one with Adam Ant!!!
He wanted someone that he trusted to tell him it was okay to step back into his inner darkness.
Didn't use weapons, tho
Yeah he did, thanks for watching
@@BissFlix I mean guns
@@Captainumerica He used edged and bludgeon arms, excepting for the garage door opener and the larger style blank cartridge nail gun firearm.
@@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 I meant conventional weapons, nm
Best line.......................He didn't come for help..............He came for permission.
Robert always gave them a opportunity to the right thing.
Right?
I've watched most of Biss" reactions to movies and I gotta say of all the reaction channels - Biss has actually got insight and a great mind for figuring out the plot and characters. Well Done Biss!
Wow, thank you
The song for the final fight gives me goosebumps every time, it's so perfect.
The TV series in the 80s had a British agent that lived in the US and helped people who were in trouble. This film is the first of three, the second one has Pedro Pascal and takes place in US, The third takes place in Italy. All very good to watch.
Bisscute!! I'd have to say you're one of the most entertaining reactors out there!! You've the best sense of humor!! Thanks for the great reviews!!
Wow, thank you
"Gray hairs is a sign of wisdom." LOL I didn't know I was the wisest human alive . . .
..so you HAVE hair left!?? (A-hole! ..from a 79'er) 😛
Haha now you know
@@philipocallaghan white hair does indeed mean more wisdom, but you have less of it.... that's an Equaliser.
@@philipocallaghan Balding is caused by your brain becoming so large and full of information that it's pushing the hair out from the inside because it needs the space
New that one for years
He was a CIA high end operative that retired after his wife died and took on a new life. It is called situational awareness that you completely understand your environment.
Thanks!
Thank you ❤️
Your definitely going to love this series!!!
2nd that.
Thanks, looking forward to it
Yeah they filmed the majority of the movie in East Boston and Chelsea Ma right in the neighborhood I grew up in. The 'Mystic River bridge can be seen in the apartment view that connects points north to downtown Boston.
Nice
Some other awesome movies staring Denzel Washington: Fallen; The Bone Collector; The Manchurian Candidate; American Gangster; Man on Fire.
Virtousity is also a good one, him and Russell Crowe really play off each other .
and Training Day
Fallen is underrated, maybe not a masterpiece but there is something in the movie, such great atmosphere that I really like (and short but phenomenal Elias Koteas role)
Everybody in my family were singing "Time is on my side..." for some days after watching:D
Loved the *Bone Collector* .
@@Nickxxx85 Absolutely agree about Fallen.
I love when people say “my parents would love this movie”. I don’t know what it is but I feel this too. My dad DEFINITELY loves this movie.
So would mine 😂
"noo our leg, we need it " 🤣
Fantastic reaction, Biss! The Equalizer trilogy is one of my all-time favorites. You'll definitely want to watch the next two movies. By the way, you did great picking up on everything! You're one of the few people I know of that picked up on the honey being used as a natural disinfectant. I really enjoy your reactions!!🙂
Thank you so much
Enjoyed your reaction.
The original 'Equalizer' was a popular TV series in the 1980s. Completely different character, but the same basic idea - former superspy who uses his skills to help people in trouble, contacted via a regular newspaper ad. He followed the same pattern each time - politely approach the troublemakers and suggest they back off, sometimes even offer a deal of some kind and, when they refused, he would take their entire organization apart.
Denzel Washington's version of The Equalizer is amazing. :)
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
I've heard the show (it was British, I think) is really good. Never seen it, not 100% sure its ever made its way over into the US. The new version of the show staring Queen Latifah sounds really interesting too.
Denzel brings so much gravitas and dimension to the character.
@@doorofnight87 The 1980s show was set (mainly) in New York. Mostly American cast, but the lead role was taken by British actor Edward Woodward. He looked and sounded like a bank manager, but could turn the scary on REALLY well.
@@7thsealord888 Thank you! I knew the lead actor was Edward Woodward, who was British, but I didn't know it was an American production and set in the US. Knowing the lead was British, I just assumed it must be set in London, or somewhere in the UK.
@@doorofnight87 No worries. Great show. A recurring character was Control, his former boss, played by Robert Lansing.
After he killed Slavi and his hoods...... when he said he was sorry he saying it to his dead wife because he broke his promise to her.
Ahh I see
"He makes a piercing"
"Dead by knowledge" 🤣🤣
Best reaction!
The loudest man in the room is never the most dangerous.
Right? You tell them Joe
Rarely but not never. I've been around some rough people and only ever met 2 who were the loudest and could fully back it up
Hello Bisscute, the two actors at 8:57 are in another movie together. The movie is a remake of a movie from about 1959. It is called " The Magnificent Seven ".
Oh? Might check it out someday
@@BissFlix Thank you. I could not ask for more. I've watched them both many times. I've watched them enough for the two of us. " Hey! "
19:56 It is a mallet. 😀
Thanks
The Old Man and the Sea is a Fantastic book by Ernest Hemingway. It was made into a Great Film Staring Spencer Tracy. I highly Recommend It!
Thanks for your recommendation
Denzel gives solid Dad energy here. Like Liam Neeson in "Taken," and Denzel's role in "Man on Fire." Very similar to the Grandpa energy in "Gran Torino," but younger. The "permission" Robert was seeking was in relation to the promise he made to his wife. He decided he was going to make an exception for Teddy and Pushkin.
The main bad guy in this movie, Teddy, was an elf in "The Lord of the Rings."
I see, thanks for watching
It's hard for anyone to look good acting opposite Denzel but Marton Csokas did just that. The scene between them in front of Bob's apartment is a masterclass in acting.
They performed very well
I love this movie and I loved your reaction Miss Bisscute❤❤❤❤. please complete the Equalizer trilogy with Denzel he is a magnificent actor, and you have to react to the two films with which he won the Oscar: Training Day (2001) and Glory (1989) and my personal favorite: Fallen from 1998 (Denzel chasing a murderous demon that changes bodies with a single touch of skin). You Will love It.
Fallen is spectacular. Been a long time since I've watched it.
My favorite Denzel movie is *The Book Of Eli*
Thank you so much
good related movies:
"A History of Violence" (2005)
"Eastern Promises" (2007)
23:41 "Piorre Haanneey!.. Haanneey!"
She's adorable.. Bless her heart.. 🥰
The Old Man and the Sea is an awesome book. It's very short and very easy to read -- yet it conveys profoundly deep and meaningful feelings and perspectives.
You liked Gran Torino (Clint Eastwood) so definitely watch Million Dollar Baby!
The music playing in the Home Mart during the attack was by Gladys Knight and the Pips! :))
It’s definitely a movie I’m keeping an eye out
@@BissFlix, chiar daca Equalizer e bun, Million Dollar Baby este net superior, la toate capitolele. Unul stimuleaza atentia vizuala, celalalt toate simturile, plus sufletul.
28:59 " Magic trick ! " should be a meme😄
At the end, it was a horror movie with the Russians as the high-school campers and Bob as Jason Vorhees.
I love the Equalizer movie(s). Your reactions to the events and characters is so genuine and appropriate. LOVE your accent and your sense of humor. Hope you enjoy the rest of the series. Take care.
The Moustache man is Tait Fletcher. He's had some of the most painful and famous deaths. He's been killed by The Equalizer, The Accountant and John Wick.
Oh wow
English is my wife's second language, and she also turns up the volume on the TV when there a no subtitles available.
Biss, some background on Robert, he was a former elite operative in the DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency), which is very similar to the CIA, but focuses on a much different target objectives. Before that, he was a Force Recon in the US Marine Corps. The lady friend. Susan, that he seek help from to get some info works for the CIA. Apart from info, he's also seeking reassurance from her that he's not doing something bad, which would dishonor his dead wife. As usual Biss, your jump scares, laughs and giggles are always humorous and entertaining. Love your reaction. Can't wait for u to watch the 2nd film.
After the first bloodbath, McCall was able to finally get a good night’s sleep. Based on the 1985-89 TV series. The brief opening montage is one of the scariest at the time. The city streets when the sun sets is terrifying. Innocents stalked by evil, but lurking in the shadows was The Equalizer, an avenging guardian angel played heroically by the late Edward Woodward. He made you feel safe. His life lessons in the series kept me safe and reassured in real life, going home very late at night after work. His wise words ringing in my ears. Walk with confidence, not like a victim. Stay in the light with people around. Take the long way home, avoid shortcuts in dark alleys. Trust your gut and walk away or find another route. Denzel Washington is a great Robert McCall and made you feel safe like Woodward did. In the final bloodbath McCall descends into savagery as he unfortunately, finds his original self which he has been restraining all this time, now unleashed. His call sign in the series “Odds against you! Call The Equalizer”.
This movie was shot in my city. And when you drive into Boston Massachusetts from route 93. You see Boston sand and gravel. It's right near our tdgarden where the Bruins and celtics play. Denzel is awesome. Training day and book of Eli very good movies
This was a TV series in the 1970ts .an older man put notice in the paper for people who needed help with bad situations. I really liked it and all 3 of the movies
The movie is based on an old tv show with the same name. It was about a retired CIA operative (played by an old Englishman) who spends his time helping people in trouble. And @BissFlix, never apologize for your English, it’s extremely good. Your vocabulary amazes me. I’ve lived in Japan for 20+ years and I speak the language well, but I sure wouldn’t know “cauterize “ in Japanese off the top of my head.
3:29 yes, and is really good. As a matter of fact, there is a movie based on the book.
Might check it out in the future
Two time Oscar winner Spencer Tracy played Hemingway’s Old Man brilliantly.
There's a movie called "Nobody" that you might like. There are 3 Equalizer movies at the moment, but Antoine Fuqua has said that there may still be a 4th.
Thank you for reacting to this movie ❤
Great job Biss!! I enjoy hearing the rolling R's with your accent! LOL
Loved your reaction & how observant you are to details. The whole equalizer series is well worth watching.
Wow, thank you
Absolutely loved your reaction.....you bring a lot of energy to your take on the movie....keep them coming
It is a really get movie. I've not seen the two sequels yet. I really enjoyed your reactions as always and as always I was amused by the back and forth between shock and excitement over the violence.
Happy you enjoyed the reaction, thanks
I love this girl's accent. I would listen to her all day 😊
Thank you
Hi Biss, great reaction as well.
I love this movies, it´s a great adaption from the series of the 80´s.
My highlight is the Restaurant Scene at 30:00-, the body language of Denzel Washington is amazing, I got goosbumps when I saw his Face/Eye´s .
For me, he is one of the best character artists of the 2000´s, min.
Love the evil giggle that you get when a good guy does something evil. Very revenge minded of you lol
Haha thanks, glad you enjoyed the reaction
It’s great to see one of the greatest actors ever, Denzel, with a phenomenal young actress who I say will be known later in her life as a great as well, Chloe Maretz.
"Guns versus books".
You might be onto something Biss.
After the three Equalizer movies, please consider the two JACK REACHER movies starring TOM CRUISE where Reacher is a retired Military Police Investigator, with a rank of Major
Jack Reacher (2012)
Jack Reacher Never Go Back (2016) with actress Cobie Smulders (of the Avenger movies)
Both of these movie series are a great choice !!
(Thanks - Dave Strong)
Noted, I’ll keep that in mind thanks
Good one, Bisscute! Yeah, these are good movies. I think you'll have fun with them. Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂 Oh and btw, the song he played over the public address system in the store for the big fight, that was Gladys Knight & The Pips, LOL!
My pleasure, thank you for watching this
“Dirty PIIIIIGS” you are hilarious 😂
Your English is fine, and what a reactionary chatterbox you are. Fun to watch. As for these 3 movies, watch them all. They are all good, and well worth a watch too. Like you. Hoping you, family and friends are all well. As with everyone who drops by. Be very well indeed.
Thank you so much, you too
@@BissFlix Keep smiling. Good wishes and love to you and yours. Thanks for replying. Be well.
"Death by knowledge" hahaha that was cute and awesome
Great reaction Biss and look forward to you watching the sequels. Denzel is one of my favourite actors and worth watching in anything.
Some of my favourites are Philadelphia, Courage Under Fire, The Bone Collector, Deja Vu, The Book Of Eli, Magnificent Seven (2016) and The Tragedy of Macbeth. Hope to see you react to some of these in the future.
Thank you so much
Old Man and the Sea, yes.
Thanks
:) You'll love #2, also. Thanks for this one!
My pleasure, looking forward to it
When McCall takes out the Russian Mobsters at the start...When he says "Sorry"...He was apologising to his Wife...As he said He promised he would not return...To the Person he was before Biss! Also at the end! When he turns up for the Showdown at the Store...The Song playing is by "Gladys Knight and the Pips"...To let everyone know...He is there! Early in the Movie...When some of his Co-Workers...Were trying to guess....What He did before...He said "I was a Pip" Which was one of Gladys backing Dancers and Singers! I only know this...As i have watched this Movie...Quite a few times!:p Love this Avenging Angel...Assassin Character! Denzel is amazing in this role! Keep watching this Series! Well worth it Bisscute!! ✌ ❤
Will do, I liked this and definitely looking forward to the rest. Thanks for watching
Many of us remember the 1980's TV series, "The Equalizer", I believe Robert McCall was a former CIA Operative. If I remember correctly he referred to the CIA as The Company, the historic informal name. In the movies, I believe Robert McCall is supposed to be a former Special Forces and ex CIA Operative, or some other off the books Black Ops. "If you or any members of your team are caught or killed, The Secretary will disavow any knowledge actions"
Great Movie and Reaction !! 2 more Equalizer Movies to Go
Thank you
I thoroughly enjoy this series!! My favorite is the 3rd one. All 3 are so SOOOO good. Great reaction Miss Biss 🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻💯
“Maybe if you work him hard enough, he will have a heart attack”. 😏 I love this girl. You dear, are badass.
Haha thank you
Definitely a badass movie! I love this whole genre - avenging angel, champion of the underdog, someone capable of inflicting great harm who strives for peace and harmony.
!he made him a piersing! so cool bissflix... love your reaction every time
I love your reactions! Equalizer 2 and 3 are awesome also. I think 3 might be the best. But, before you watch Equalizer 3, Man on Fire with Denzel, it has an interesting connection to Equalizer 3.
Good suggestion.
Thanks, glad you loved it. I reacted to man on fire, should be on the channel already
@@BissFlixWatch the original version with Scott Glenn. IMO, it's even better than the remake, although Mr. Washington is always brilliant.
Old Man and the Sea is a great Hemingway novella. I recommend it very highly.
The Old Man of the Sea movie with Spencer Tracy is one of the best !! You should impress everybody by reacting to that old classic🌟🥊
Maybe someday I’ll get to that, who knows
"Death by knowledge!!!!!!" So adorable!!!!!!😊❤
Thank you Biscute for being so adorable and so much fun to rewatch a movie with . If you liked this one, you will enjoy the sequel Equalizer 2. Thank you so much.
The old man in the sea is a great book, Ernest Hemingway. It's about a fisherman in a paddle boat trying to bring a fish home that he caught.
It genuinely is one of the greatest books ever written.
My favorite book is the stand by Stephen King. It is an extraordinary book, you should do a reaction to the miniseries that had Rob Lowe, Molly ringwald, Gary sinise, and Ray walston. But read the book first.
Where I live it is one of the mandatory lecture in school, I red it when I was 12
I like one quote from Hemingway: "I drink to make other people more interesting" :D
@@Nickxxx85 I got a list of infamous quotes on Facebook recently, I know that Hemingway had one of the funniest ones. Let me see if I can find it and I'll copy and paste it here.
@@Nickxxx85 These insults are from an era before the English language got boiled down to 4-letter words.
1. "He had delusions of adequacy ” Walter Kerr
2. "He has all the virtues I dislike and none of the vices I admire.”- Winston Churchill
3. "I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with great pleasure. - Clarence Darrow
4. "He has never been known to use a word that might send a reader to the dictionary.”-William Faulkner (about Ernest Hemingway)
5. "Poor Faulkner. Does he really think big emotions come from big words?"- Ernest Hemingway (about William Faulkner)
6. "Thank you for sending me a copy of your book; I'll waste no time reading it.” - Moses Hadas
7. "I didn't attend the funeral, but I sent a nice letter saying I approved of it.” - Mark Twain
8. "He has no enemies, but is intensely disliked by his friends.” - Oscar Wilde
9. "I am enclosing two tickets to the first night of my new play; bring a friend, if you have one.” -George Bernard Shaw to Winston Churchill
10. "Cannot possibly attend first night, will attend second... if there is one.” - Winston Churchill, in response
11. "I feel so miserable without you; it's almost like having you here” - Stephen Bishop
12. "He is a self-made man and worships his creator.” - John Bright
13. "I've just learned about his illness. Let's hope it's nothing trivial.” - Irvin S. Cobb
14. "He is not only dull himself; he is the cause of dullness in others.” - Samuel Johnson
15. "He is simply a shiver looking for a spine to run up. - Paul Keating
16. "He loves nature in spite of what it did to him.” - Forrest Tucker
17. "Why do you sit there looking like an envelope without any address on it?” - Mark Twain
18. "His mother should have thrown him away and kept the stork.” - Mae West
19. "Some cause happiness wherever they go; others, whenever they go.” - Oscar Wilde
20. "He uses statistics as a drunken man uses lamp-posts... for support rather than illumination.” - Andrew Lang (1844-1912)
21. "He has Van Gogh's ear for music.” - Billy Wilder
22. "I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. But I'm afraid this wasn't it.” - Groucho Marx
23. The exchange between Winston Churchill & Lady Astor: She said, "If you were my husband I'd give you poison." He said, "If you were my wife, I'd drink it."
24. "He can compress the most words into the smallest idea of any man I know." - Abraham Lincoln
25. "There's nothing wrong with you that reincarnation won't cure." -- Jack E. Leonard
26. "They never open their mouths without subtracting from the sum of human knowledge." -- Thomas Brackett Reed
27. "He inherited some good instincts from his Quaker forebears, but by diligent hard work, he overcame them." -- James Reston (about Richard Nixon) -Robert L Truesdel
@@russcarvertruthjedi259 These are great, thanks:D
@@Nickxxx85 You are welcome, 23 was my favorite.
The old man and the sea: great book great movie. I highly recommend both.
Thank you for the recommendation
I read that book “the old man and the sea” by Ernest Hemingway. It’s a classic. Simple story. .
Love your content! Such a genuine beautiful spirit!
THank you so much
Timing yourself in everything is a manner to have a memory of how long it takes to do things so that can be used when calculating variables quickly. It can simply be described as discipline.
“Death by knowledge!”
I've watched several reactions to this movie but yours is one if not the best. You're a very smart lady picking up on so many details that a lot of people miss. Oh, I wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of you :)
Wow, thank you
Absolutely, I think you should watch the rest of the movies. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
'You need to be swifty.....like woosh woosh" lmao
Denzel Washington movie recommendations.
(1) SIEGE
(2) MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE
(3) PELICAN BRIEF
(4) BOOK OF ELI
(4) CRIMSON TIDE
(5) JOHN Q
(6) THE GREAT DEBATERS
(7) FALLEN
(8) REMEMBER THE TITANS
(9) VIRTOUSITY
(10) HURRICANE
(11) AMERICAN GANGSTER
I saw this film in the theater. It was a very good experience. Great reaction! 👍🏿
Thank you, glad you liked it
It's really enjoyable to see how much fun you had while watching this movie. The first Equalizer is a masterpiece. Glad you liked it so much! :)
Other really good movies by Antoine Fuqua are Training Day, Olymups has fallen and Shooter.
The most important move Terry(Alina) did in this movie was sit down with Robert @ talked to him.
7:10 you could read the 100 books Will Durant recommended back in the day
Will-Durants-100-Books-An-Update
There are some great ones in there
Maybe someday
Thank you Biss. Great reaction. 😊😊❤❤
My pleasure, thank you
Great job Biss. 👍
Thank you kindly
Either Nobody or American Ultra would be a good follow-up to this.
Noted, thanks for the suggestion
20:37 "You're no mere _cop._ I can _tell."_
20:38 "You're no mere _building supply_ vendor. _I_ can tell."
🇨🇦 My favourite actor for years now, Denzel Washington did justice to the original series, starring Edward Woodward !
My two favourite movies of his are "Man on Fire" and "Deja Vu" 🇨🇦
Enjoy Bisscute, never let them know your thoughts, just action.... Something you learn and train years for....Be safe well healthy humble kind always... enjoy the next ones too...❤❤😂😂
PS: nice how you like suspense.
Thank you so much