DEATH WISH Clip - "Paul Kills Carjackers" (2018)
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DEATH WISH is the movie by Eli Roth.
PLOT: Dr. Paul Kersey is an experienced trauma surgeon, a man who has spent his life saving lives. After an attack on his family, Paul embarks on his own mission for justice.
RELEASE DATE: 2 March 2018 (USA)
GENRE: Action, Crime, Drama
STARS: Bruce Willis, Vincent D'Onofrio, Elisabeth Shue
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It’s important to let the bad guys die slowly to reflect on their bad choices
and risk them surviving?
@@____-gy5mq I would rather let them try again and fail. Maybe god has a spot soft for fuckers that fail twice, a negative minus a negative is one glorious positive for us.
Slowly. Not of old age…
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@One-Eyed Beanie so is being direspectful, look what it got those thieves
What I like about this movie is that unlike other revenge shoot 'em up action films, and even the original, this guy has no previous experience with firearms before the movie starts. And it even shows him practicing how to use it.
De Niro was great practicing in the Taxi Driver. "You talk'n ta me?"
@@joedume8932 no, Pesci is a lot better i put up Pesci up any day
And happily, the Glock 17 is a very user-friendly piece. Simple to operate, good instinctive pointability... and 17 chances to hit your target.
Read Masaad Ayoob, Ayoob Files: The Book
He even fell victim to the Glock slide bite due to his inexperience. One of several reasons I don't much care for Glocks. Not dissing Glock, they make reliable and affordable firearms. Just a matter of personal preference.
No one will ever top Charles Bronson as Paul Kersey.
But everybody can play better an architect than Charles Bronson.
Charles Bronson just played himself in the second half of Death Wish - Fun Fact
Duh. But Bruce Willis is badazz in his own way.
Keanu Reeves
@@MiguelLoureiro74 Nope Keanu is the one and only; John Wick.
Dr. Kersey has found a cure for recidivism.
Worthy of a Nobel Prize.
Good job, Doc.
@Jeffrey Gardner Recidivism - The tendency of a convicted criminal to reoffend.
prisons don't work so youtube guy says go straight to murder
Highly likely in most cases...
@@jrag1000 Good thing things are not that simple.
@@cadenmorris3680 thanks. Saved me a google search.
We need this guy now, more than ever!
Nah, the growing crime rates is just because of the politics. We need a 1-800-KILLER gang, crowdfunded. 1st "victim" should be the president of pfizer
Which guy? Dallas has had 15 consecutive days over 100* F …they might prefer the ice cream man over the Paul Kersey 😀
Then be that guy.
@@Misanthropic_and_ironic I agree
Vote out the liberal activist DA's and judges to finally restore law and order. So that law abiding U.S. citizens can have more self defense rights that are owed to them.
This was straight-up self defense. He may have gone out looking for trouble and found it. But, the criminals shot first and tried to run him down. Totally justified.
I mean from a legal standpoint it was self-defence right up until he shoots the dude on the ground.
@@SuperUltraNinja1 That gun is still pretty close to his hand. After all that's happened, and the gun still being within reach, I'd say it was justified if I was on his jury.
I like how Americans think murder is justified...
@@Krackonis cool, isn't it? They even have the special, weird name for it - "self defence". Like their law almost says if someone is trying to kill you, you can actually stand up for yourself and take action like a person with agency who is in charge of their own destiny and kill them instead of just dying a victim's death like an Apog's Malcontent.
A man suffering from a gunshot wound to the back, writhing slowly on the ground, being shot in the head point blank? Regardless everything that came before, be it plays to his favor or his detriment, that's murder. Period. Absolutely indefensible from a legal and moral standpoint, and trying to chalk it up to any variant of self defense is just whitewashing the fact that that last shot (again, no matter if you're supportive of his actions, and the reasoning behind them, or not) sent him swiftly and assuredly into the same category of people as the criminals he takes out belong to.
Actually this could easily be a self-defense case. All he did was yell at the carjackers. They're the ones that fired at him.
everywhere outside USA not, because you cannot have a gun with you .-) and many things more (follow up and kill them, shooting in front window etc.) .-)
Except the execution shot to the bad guy
@@benjipurrincho1474
He still had a gun. He "went for it". Bam.
This is a movie buddy, you know not real?!
Massachusetts commies would put him in jail for life for defending his life.
If we had more people like this guy on the streets criminals wouldn’t be so brazen, let them feel the fear that they inflict on innocent citizens.
No offense, but you and the people that liked your comment could start by being the difference in the world. But lemme guess...... you arent stupid and know how bullets work - so you aint gonna risk your life
AGREED
Yeah I agree man but in the eyes of the law being a vigilante is a “crime”
Its All
Ecomonic situations as well
Who controls them from going overboard or becoming criminals themselves?
It is impossible not to wonder if Willis was ill at this point. He wasn't bad in the film at all but he does seem to be... slightly off, somewhat removed. It actually works well for the character but... Very sad if it is true.
He just doesn’t care at this point lol.
@@Lutherstrode17492 There may have been some of that to it also!!!
However dementia is a slow and agonising process. He would have had plenty of time--horrible time--to think about what was happening. As time went by he possibly chose roles that he knew would demand less and less from him.
We know there are questions about his last few direct-to-video efforts and how much choice he had or _could_ make in the matter. I mean, in all seriousness... When was his last genuinely *good* film? He was barely okay in 'Glass' in my opinion.
It really hurts to see Willis go down the way he did.
@@morelenmir no he just doesn’t care about acting anymore lol. He just gotten so old that at this point, he’s just doing anything to make money
I thought he was great in this. I’m sad that we won’t get a part 2 with Bruce.
@@Lutherstrode17492 At least at the end, we know now that he was trying to squeeze in as many paychecks as he could before the clock ran out. It seems very likely that he was already feeling the early effects of his illness by this point, even if he hadn't recognized it as such yet.
Justice served up to the criminals.
How terrifying! I'm just glad no one got hurt.
good one!
The Bad guys died
@@ericdevries3974 That's The Joke.
That is a movie and not reality, can‘t you tell?
the most unreal part of this film and to convince the viewer that Bruce Willis never knew how to use a gun.
We miss you uncle Bruce, a big hug
Every hood needs a Paul kersey.
i like bruce willis and all but you can't replace charles bronson hes a one of a kind just like clint eastwood just actors that can't be replaced by others
it's funny because, in a couple of decades my generation is going to say that about Bruce Willis, and many other greats in action movies of the past 40 years.
@@mediocremang No they won't.
@@taichihead42 Yes they will.
@ron You don't bother capitalizing or using periods but why do you bother typing "can't" ? Is it a partial effort to stop the English language from its inevitable decline?
@@mediocremang if you seriously think bruce willis has a tough guy mentality that nobody can follow you have serious issues
Now knowing his health, you can see how much of this was done in editing. The scene where he jumps the fence, running up the stairs, no face can be seen. The dialogue telling the woman to leave is done without showing him saying it. Lots of other stuff.
His health?
He's retired from acting because of a degenerative brain condition that he's been dealing with for close to a decade. That's why in many of his more recent interviews he seams like he has no clue what's going on.
@@BillyBob-qu1fs
He recently retired due to aphasia, which makes it hard for him to speak.
i dont think he had aphasia at this point, the films a few years old now. this was just his general cba attitude to acting that developed as he got depression, as he went bald. He was about the same back in the last two die hard movies.
He didn’t have any condition when he did this film man
I don't care - Bronson or Willis (Like them both)
I really like their ways of solving problems :))
PK: "Do you believe in Jesus"?
Punk: "Yes".
PK: "Good, you're about to meet him".
~ Paul Kersey
Now that's a great line.
@@joet7136
Yeah, it's what I remembered most since seeing the film so long ago; combined with immediately noticing the irony of an outlaw character wearing the crucifix as a necklace. I was glad to see this make it on the list.
one of the best lines ever
Car jackers don't make a pit stop at the Heaven's Gates ! 🙄 😡🤦They burn in h- LL going down ward ⏬⬇️⤵️💥🔥🔥👹👺👿
He’d be meeting Satan not Jesus.
That is how we should be handling carjackers.
and This is why you're not in a position of power lol
@@jeremiahshaw9349 thinks they should’ve at least let her get her phone outta the car !!
Exactly, except most carjacking happens in cities where good civilians cannot legally carry guns, so in most cases carjackers are free to prey on their victims without fear of retaliation
You left out rioters
@@marcussanchez4278, my bad. 🤷♂️
Thank you, though.
👍👍👍
It's hard to have sympathy for these guys who car jack cars, then it turns deadly when either the owner has a Glock or he's an off duty policeman.
I wish my local council was as good as cleaning the streets as this guy is.
tell me about it! We got murders right across from the hospital where I was born. How things change. I wouldn't walk our streets alone anymore.
@@matthewschiebout7384 liberal laws and globalization stealing wealth from our great nation
Bruce you are a brilliant actor. I wish you all the best with your current health issues. You'll be back stronger than ever. I know it 😊👍👍
Ummm no he's gone out of Hollywood for good his disease is regressive which means he's loosing function and won't gain it back dude is aoat 70 let em chill out from hollywood
He won't though. Educate yourself on it
@@JudahMaccabee_ well you didn’t need to be an ass about it
EXCELLENT TREATMENT OF CRIMINALS
Vigilante Method.
Who cares about due process right?
Just pray you never drop a candy wrapper.
@@youngkim5909 Maybe if you ever move out of your parents place , get a job and start paying taxes you might think differently if you ever realize how much it costs to police , prosecute and house a criminal for his duration only to let him loose to , in most cases , reoffend .
@@ethics3 We have a very strong start by our friend ethics3 here, making assumptions about someone's housing, employment and tax burden. Truly an objective and fact based man. Yes, policing, prosecuting and housing criminals costs a lot. US has the highest per capita rate of incarceration in the world, even when, in terms of prosecution over 90% of criminal cases prosecuted end in a plea deal, which is a fraction of the cost of trials. What I want to know is: what is the alternative wise one?
This scene could be argued as self defense, sure there were some crimes committed on Paul's side but I don't believe it would be enough to land him in as much trouble as it did.
1. Yes, it was an illegal/stolen firearm, although it could be argued that he found it and was on his way to a police station and was attacked and used whatever weapon he had.
2. Being in Chicago he obviously does not have is FOID or CCW but again same argument as mentioned above.
3. Leaving the scene of the crime, he could argue he was in fear for his life and wanted to leave the area immediately.
4. The last shot at the guy lying on the ground was probably what could get his in most trouble, as the suspect was on the ground, no weapon in hand. He could argue he was moving towards it but it depends on his conscience. However, given how he is, he would be fine with saying that.
I am just bored at work.
The primary issue I see with it is that #1 would effectively be an affirmative defense and as such the onus would be on him to prove that he had miraculously "found" the pistol soon before the encounter and had plans to turn it in. It would be a difficult sell if the police/DA were really out to get him. It would be an entirely different situation if it was a handgun that he had managed to take from one of the carjackers during the altercation. #2 would be a non-factor if that was the case. However, this is a weapon -- likely stolen weeks, months, or even years ago -- that can potentially be linked to other crimes.
As for #4... yeah, it sort of depends. Technically you're supposed to shoot to stop the threat and it could be argued that the carjacker in question was certainly incapacitated and thus no longer posing an active threat at that time. We've also seen plenty of instances where police officers in particular have -- understandably and justifiably -- continued to put rounds into offenders even after they're on the ground (though that's usually in a slightly different context). I suspect this is the sort of thing that would largely come down to the other charges and how much the police/DA already felt about him on those. An upstanding CCW holder *might* get a pass for taking that shot... but a guy who is already being investigated for carrying around a stolen firearm and such probably not. One must also consider that Chicago is not the most gun-friendly locale.
Again, even in the worst case scenario he might experience mitigated charges due to the nature of things and how there was self-defense involved, but he wouldn't get off easy IMO.
Also he’s a white boy …. in Chicago all politicians bow to the negro movement ! His ass would be fried and we all know it.
He is a vigilante What he is doing is against the law He has a vendetta against bad guys Doesn't care about the law The lady is lucky she didn't get shot cause he cause he wasn't aiming he was looking away while he was shooting And the wound on his hand that's almost impossible to get shooting one handed Usually get hit in the thumb when you put your other hand on the gun
If I may add a #5 to this. In Charles Bronson's Paul Kersey in 1977, he would not give a flying flip about all the legality or lack of in his case.
But you explained it really well.
It's amazing that he managed to not kill the woman as he was firing wildly through the windshield. That would have been just as likely of an outcome.
Guess the writers knew what they were doing, huh?
Handguns aren't death rays that shread everything in front of them out to 120 degrees either side of the muzzle. They are low powered and low velocity and injure only what the bore axis placement permits.
@@jcraigshelton Every heard of a ricochet?
@@rjk69 Every time a western movie plays!
Rick O'Shey makes that same BZZZZRRRRRRR sound!
For sure shooting into a moving car endangers everyone in that car, but it's the driver's actions that put her in danger in the first place. Had he shot her dead, the driver would have gotten the murder charge. It's called felony murder.
As much as I like Bruno, I think Charles is Paul Kersey.
The old Death Wish movies still stand proud in 2022 - there is absolutely no need to redo them.
I hardly think there are no script writers that can come up with new and interesting plots.
Those animals got just what they deserved and I'm glad they got to think about their actions before the died'/!!!
Man, you really hate actors.
@@GabrielCsaba hahahaha😂
ow, is that being nice?
@@jonothandoeser yes it is, those kriminAls are a sinner
My God that was a chaotic scene clip indeed. Can someone please tell me, before I cave in and rent this Willis Movie tonight, who was *the* *lady* looking out the window at the entire robbery scene? Did she actually orchestrate the car jack on a suspect woman who she thought was trying to steal her man, and got a couple of thugs to pull the car job off in an attempt to scare off her female competition out of the barrio?
I have to admit it. When I first found out that Eli Roth was doing a remake of "Death Wish", my first thought was, "Oh, no! Why doesn't he just stick to horror movies?" But, then, I saw this movie, and I gotta say, it was better than I thought it would be. The original is a classic, but this version turned out o.k.
This is unwatchable garbage. Unnecessary to remake a classic unless you are going to do it properly. This is second-rate. A shameless money grab. Not to mention the exploitation of an actor that is clearly bored and/or mentally ill and can barely recite his lines. Bruce Willis has none of the charisma of Bronson.
Same. Especially with Bruce Willis's reputation for phoning in his performances anymore. But I sat threw the whole movie and was fairly entertained.
@@Better_Call_Raul This was more a "reimagining" of the story, than a remake. The original was a fairly faithful adaptation of Brian Garfield 's novel, on which it was based. This version simply threw the book out the window, but kept the basic premise. I agree that Bruce Willis has nowhere near the charisma of Charles Bronson. Interestingly, Brian Garfield admitted in an interview that he hated Bronson in the role. He had in mind Henry Fonda when he wrote the novel. Imagine Henry Fonda in the role. It would've been a completely different movie.
Bruce is a great actor. I hope he keeps it up.
well i got news for you, He isnt gonna be.
Give that man a medal.
Charles Bronson is the original and the ultimate Paul Kersey. No one else comes even close.
Damn right!
Man, I was just thinking that.
I couldn’t agree more.
The original absolutely..1st sequel very good..the others slid into cheese..but I agree about Mr. Bronson..Dirty Dozen anyone great movie.
agreed
This was Willis's homage to Bronson. However, as entertaining as it is, it does not stand up to the original 1970's Bronson film.
idk, i have seen all of Bronsons many times and I think i like this one a little more
I like this more better too
Times have changed. Causing this version to be toned down a bit!
I hope you’re wrong I haven’t got to see the movie yet oh well
Bronson was an icon
Nobody will EVER touch Bronson's performane in these flicks
I never bother with remakes either. I just wanted to check this out and there's no comparison.
True. Bruce should just stay with McClain.
tbh bronson was better, but he was nt the best actor in the world. I felt Bronson underplayed his part and I could never believe he was an architect.
Bronson was fantastic. Willis is not the same, but I like what he does just as much.
@@whatshisname3304 Bronson never could act and an actor's job is to make their character believable. Not believing that Bronson was an architect meant that Bronson wasn't doing his job. With all that, considering that Willis is MUCH more believable and appropriately emotional, why would you think Bronson was better?
Bruce is still a badass ! great scene
Come back Mr.Bronson all is forgiven!
RIP Charles Bronson.
Oh No ! Was Charles killed accidentally by stray bullet of Bruce Willis ? I hope Bruce Willis apologize to Charles Bronson Family . 🥺😰
that lady filming like "worldstarrr"
Charles Bronson would be so proud
Proud nothing! He’d kick Bruce’s arse for lowering the tone 😂
spinning in his grave
He would have laughed at Bruce.
Charles Bronson wouldn’t be happy that remade Death Wish and that cast Bruce Willis who was not really trying in the movie and was phoning it in.
No he wouldn't
The original Death Wish was the best !
I like it when an execution goes as planned...or not planned but successfully completed.
Reminds me of hitman yeah haha
This stuff is so cathartic in an era where justice will not be served on any level.
I've always loved good guys with guns!
Wished they had two!
That's what she said! 😂😁🤣
Finally, a justice system that works👍🇺🇸
Charles Bronson would be smiling !
Bronson smiling is a frightning sight.
And this is how he became....Bruce Willis!
we need more of this today. a lot more
The scene with the dog was filmed at the intersection of Saint-Patrick St. & Av de L'Eglise in Montreal, Quebec
The gun fight was filmed at the intersection of Notre Dame and 6th in Lachine, Quebec
And yet it's set in Chicago
I spent a month in and around, Montreal, Quebc. Fortunately, I was in all the good places such as, Plaza du Canada.
who cares?
I've always thought of Canada as a such a safe and serene place ... well, maybe not.
Just when you're thinkin' where's a cop when you need him, then PAUL shows up.
Bruce Willis was so badass in this movie and 1:16 his hand with gun
Every major US city needs a guy like this
Is it that bad?
@@tonyp2865 Mostly on the left coast
More like 10,000 guys like this.
Boondock saints
@@michiganengineer8621 "the left coast" There is no "left coast"
I never thought they'll remake the 70s classic. Charles Bronson would approve of it.
Yea, but a Bronson remake deserves a Jill Ireland character...
someway I doubt that
Charles Bronson was Paul Kersey.
That's like someone trying to remake "Dirty Harry."Eastwood is Harry Calahan... No replacing the originals...or at least without laughing hysterically😂🤣😂🤣🤭🤭😂🤣.
Bruce Willis getting on a train and saying the perfect line while sitting next to a woman on a two-seater: "Move over!" 😂👌
Looks like a deeply philosophical movie.
They will never jack another car.
I like feel good movies and this one just warms me up.
Yup, that's totally what carjackers look like. LOL
Thanks, I never knew they made a new Death Wish. I need to watch it.
@Norman Doughty - NOW ... you know a new Death Wish was made. Have you seen the movie yet? One month has gone by ... if not, then your "need to watch it" was a Blatant Lie.
@@warriormanmaxx8991
Are you alright in the head or just a little messed up?
Gonna miss your action packed joints Bruce.
Imagine Charles Bronson seeing that, and saying, "Yeah, and that's why they wish they had paid my agent's asking price."
Thank you for your service.
Watched this the other night excellent modern take on a classic .
“Death Wish” is a classic ? Really?
@@williamsimmons152 yes
CA needs Paul. Now!
This movie was hilarious.
One day a doctor next day a full blown Rambo. 😂
Ain't Hollywood great... when it's not pushing its pervert crap
full blown John McClane
I do not xare how good an actor bruce willis is some movies should not be remade. Death wish is one of them
Ahh yes 2018, back when the police were still responding to calls... had almost forgot about them days...
Bruce Willis character is going to have a tough time explaining that one to the judge.
They need to make more Death Wish movies!
I really wanted this movie to be better. So much potential.
@Steve Libby - We suppose you wanted Santa Claus to be real, too, ehhh?
@@warriormanmaxx8991 This movie is awful on a few levels. Much love to Bruce Willis though. They could have put some time into a story. 40 year old car jackers in the middle of the night. Okay, fine.
Hmmm? There is just one key thing that is not consistent with reality here. I know it will come to me soon. I mean the usual carjackers look different somehow. I am sure it will come to me soon.
I'm still thinking
Hmmm….. I was thinking the same and just then you answered. How many cars did you jack in the name of the so called usual suspects?
So from 1:32 to 2:34 that lady was just standing up recording the whole time, while they were having a mini shootout ?
Never carry your pistol at the center of your back. If you fall or get pushed backward, when you hit the ground the pistol will mess up your spine.
and worse than that, it ruins to look of your trousers. 😡
Correct , get a holster instead , shoulder or hip !!!
@@simposayerman he has a holster, its an IWB style used by legal concealed carriers in the US.
Never even knew they made a remake of this film until this popped up on RUclips.? It can't have been promoted much.
Of course it wasn't. Made the lefties cry because they love criminals so much
A Charles Bronson original fan but this one was good. But I can’t help I gotta say this. Welcome to the Party Pal!
Bruce Willis will forever be John McLane. Charles Bronson is and will always be the one and only Paul Kersey.
We need one like him in every city.
D G. --- CORRECT. | Chicago already has a full force of alpha-male and alpha-female police. We got it.
Especially in Los Angeles, where clowns like George Gascon is letting crime run rampant....what a tool..
Love it...how the hell did miss this film??
Twice. It's a remake.
Thank God this fine hero took proper corrective measures!
@Ace96 - Yeahhh ... Thank God - God allowed those carjackers to be shot dead/DEAD !!
I saw this movie when it came out. And my first thought was why is Bruce phoning this in. It reminded me of the movie Paper Moon. In that movie you had a child actor and they had to do like 900 takes and then splice her performance in with the other actors. And when I watch this movie it felt to me like Bruce Willis was doing that. He delivered some great lines but they seemed utterly unconnected to the other actors no chemistry no interplay.
When I think back to his scenes with Alan Rickman in Die Hard or even his banter with Cybill Shepherd in Moonlighting, and then this movie came along. And I'm like something is not right with Bruce.
He was a great great actor. And his brain disease saddens me to no end.
he stopped caring about acting long before the aphasia. it seems he lost his motivation when he lost his hair. you only need to look at the interviews he did promoting the RED movies, he didn't give a crap. same thing happened to harrison ford.
@@ge2719 Once your net worth exceeds a hundred million it becomes extremely difficult to give a crap. :)
Bruce Willis Is Okay But Charles Bronson Was Better & More Versatile. Can You Imagine Bruce Willis In A Western?
good point.
You can not really compare the two. Different era, different actors, different type of men. I love Willis , but he is a limited actor.
@@dirkbogarde7796 , I did hear a little of the original music.
So true. I don’t know why Hollywood insists on messing with the classics. I know it’s money, but it’s a shame.
@Marty McFly II .....excellent point. Bronson’ Kersey was a good person sort of acting out in sorrow. Thanks for the Norris info. I didn’t know he was supposed to be in it.
I can absolutely imagine Willis in a western. Willis is not nearly as limited as people think. The man got his big break playing David Addison in the TV comedy Moonlighting opposite Cybil Sheppard. That show was hilarious. The Taming of the Shrew episode is a riot.
Needs to happen more often in real life...
Frequently in Chicago and St. Louis. Typically, they are gang-related.
@@dieselyeti he means stopping criminals dead if needed with firearms because the police sure as shit ain’t going to be doing anything within the minute of it happening let alone 20min.
Then crime becomes an actual risk instead of people preying on the defenseless. Criminals will have to start asking themselves if it’s worth breaking into a house or something. Of course it’ll lead to more organized crime but the police can definitely do something about that.
First white car jackers I ever seen.
AWESOME!!!!!🤩🤩🤩🤩
Great work pops.
I can hear Eric Cartman now !!!! Haa Haa 🤣
In a world full of jane fondas, colin kapernicks, al sharptons there needs to be more Charles Bronsons and The Punisher!
This version actually was filmed in
Chicago, as was DEATH WISH 2
with Bronson.
If he walked away from the carjacker on the ground, it would have been self defense, EXCEPT....that this is in $hitcago, so they probably would charge him with 1st degree murder and would have charged the woman victim with being an accessory.
Hope you've grown up since you made this comment, kid.
He’s Frikn Bruce Willis have some Gosh Darn Respect!
Cool the gun clipping is a nod to Charles Bronson in original
Just another day in Chicago.
I just watched 'Chato's Land' on RUclips this afternoon...maybe Bruce should take a run at that next...
Why? So he could ruin it too?
We all know that in the real world, the carjackers would be a different shade.
It sucks that Hollywood is so creatively bankrupt they have to keep making bad remakes of great old films.
These Carjackers be grandad ages 🤣
No Good Middle Aged White Guys ! 🤨
I thought he was gonna say something to that guy in the drivers seat. Like: You still breathin!
Saw original wen.i was 16..lasting impression. RIP Charlie
Kudos to the camera man and the girl..they risk their lives getting clear footage of the shoot out.
Lol, well done
You know, I wouldn't be surprised if this was Paul Kersey Jr.
The people who made this move have never heard of crime statistics.
No mercy.
People like you have never heard of soap.
Good job bruce