Harry Heck vs Frank Castle | The Punisher (2004)
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- The Punisher (2004)
Scene: Harry Heck vs Frank Castle
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An undercover FBI agent becomes a vigilante and sets out to unleash his wrath upon the corrupt businessman who slaughtered his entire family at a reunion.
Director: Jonathan Hensleigh
Writers: Jonathan Hensleigh, Michael France
Stars: Thomas Jane (Frank Castle), John Travolta (Howard Saint), Samantha Mathis (Maria Castle), Ben Foster (Spacker Dave), Kevin Nash (The Russian)
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This film was extremely underrated, I remember when I was a kid and it came out the critics bashed it to hell. It was very dark for anything marvel related at the time. I really loved how they made all these fly by hitmen have unique stand out qualities, this guy with the guitar and the Russian. Not to mention Thomas Jane portrayed The Punisher perfectly.
It was ahead of its time. One year before Batman Begins. Similar story with Timothy Dalton's Bond movies, they were too dark for the 80s but they were awesome gritty movies. At times I feel like Nolan got lucky.
This movie and it's special features, taught me about weapons when I was a teenager, it will always have a special place in my heart ❤
@@crashfan9997I still can’t believe Batman Begins was THAT early. If it’s anything that’s ahead of it’s time, it’s Nolan’s dark knight trilogy - it literally changed the game of the superhero cinema genre.
When this film came out I remember it being slammed for NOT being dark enough. At the time I hadn't read many Punisher comics, but having read them now.. yeah, this ain't Punisher. It's an alright goofy action movie, but it doesn't deserve to be a Punisher movie.
He is not. He does not even acting like a Punisher. You know nothing about this character.
This was a very underrated movie, it was a crime that they never made a sequel with Thomas Jane as The Punisher.
Look up punisher laundry duty the did a little skit that was awesome
@@Stupidhaole808 I saw it , your right it was awesome.
The sequel was pretty much the ps2 game
Innit bro, proper crime
Nope! It really wasn't! The movie was so bad they couldn't get a proper sequel with the same actor to play the part
This movie was so under the radar and never got the credit it deserved. This movie was awesome
Of course bro. Its a classic
I named my cat after him. We adopted him and had to keep him separated from our other cats and would set him up in our bedroom with this movie on repeat. Didn’t bother me. It’s a great film.
Agreed, it was filmed in Florida and not New York. Nothing against Florida.
Deserves WAY More credit than it got.
Same with 'Hulk' and 'Daredevil'
Great films.
Lol! It was a good movie, but not that good. When it was in theaters, they ran it untill they were practically giving away tickets (after two weeks) and here it is.
It was well done, but not the skull shirted vigilante long time fans wanted. Thomas Jane didn't fit the character as well as John Bernthal has and the movie was just a glimpse into the Punisher series and reminded fans more of a Quentin Tarantino movie than the Punisher.
This may as well have been another shoot 'em up movie.
Frank: Nice song, but something tells me it’s going to be a one hit wonder.
I Think Guillermo Del Toro Should Created Thomas Jane The Punisher Reboot ( 2017 )
@@attilaamihan6196 or Quentin Tarantino that'd be dope
The Enemy Has Been Slain
He also had Hard Lovin' Woman
Yeah, that just happened
Huge Johnny Cash vibes with his looks and the guitar in that diner
I was thinking the same thing. That's Mark Collie. He's a fantastic singer-songwriter. Check out his album, "Hardin County Line." The title song and "Another Old Soldier" are my two favorites on it.
And years after that, Netflix's Punisher had it's theme song based on Johnny Cash's "God's Gonna Cut you down"
Thought the same thing!
Wouldn’t it have been cool to see Johnny Cash in this role?
His looks!
C'mon now, NOBODY can come close to the looks, OR EVEN his sound!!!
The two hitmen were the cherry on top of this fantastic movie. The idea of a contract killer that composes a ballad for every one of his victims in implausible but awesome. Then the Russian who only kills with his bare hands and insists that the fight be "fair". I love the part where Castle goes for his hideaway gun and the Russian smashes the barrel with a dumbbell. Not only does it perfectly illustrate the hitman's professional philosophy but it's a great joke/reversal on the Chekhov's Gun principle.
Indubitably good sir!
I did not notice that for the Chekhov's gun narrative tool being blunted and the comedic payoff was great. The fight scene between the Punisher and the Russia was awesome.
Read the Ma Gnucci saga. It follows up with alot. Ma Gnucci is probably his BEST villain. And there is a hitman he can't kill because they both are equal: Barracuda.
Also, they hired Mark Collie, an actual country singer for Harry Heck, and Kevin Nash, a famous professional wrestler who was one of the original members of the nWo, to play The Russian. Both men’s “day jobs” shine in their scenes.
@@cactusmalone It was actually filmed scene for scene from a comic. Jane actually accidently stabbed Nash, but nash played it off. Tough son of a bittttch
Love how he genuinely sings well even though it's intended as his target's funeral song.
@Stevie Wolfe you're mistaking him for who he's based off of which was Johnny cash.
@@zyourzgrandzmaz he actually had several hits in the late 80s and early 90s. My dad loved Mark Collie ruclips.net/video/WKmdvXIH9rg/видео.html
@@zyourzgrandzmaz No, the actual actor that play Harry Heck is Mark Collie, an accomplished country singer.
@@zyourzgrandzmaz sure sounded like a Johnny Cash song.
This is a cover obviously
I really enjoyed The Punisher series and Jon Bernthal's portrayal of Frank Castle, but for me Thomas Jane was the ultimate. This was such a great movie.
I like Jon betnthal a lot, he's a great actor.
But, tbh, he's not as good as Thomas Jane.
The Punisher game for Playstation has Thomas Jane voice act. He does it even better than the movie.
To be fair Bernthal did say that Jane was a real inspiration for him when doing the role. My only gripe with the Jane version (which was also a gripe with Stevenson’s as well) was that they didn’t film it in New York. But at least Stevenson’s was set there (even though you could clearly see it was filmed somewhere in Canada). But check out the unofficial Jane short story, “Dirty Laundry”
@@mr.doctorcaptain1124 he's much better than Jane
@@redfordreddington8834 No he's not, matter of fact, he's not Frank at all. Bernthal plays the same character in everything, just a GODDAMN SCREAMER! That's all he does, he's just Shane from the TWD, Frank doesn't screams or yells, he's cool, calm and collected at all times, something both Jane & Stevenson managed to pull off, but not Bernthal.
Mystique laying low as a waitress in a small town diner, LOL!
With Angel too.
@@julianprasaja2227 oh man I didn’t even recognize him here from his appearance in X-Men 3! He totally sold the junkie look and odd personality with his in the Punisher, in contrast to his Angel appearance.
@@SheathEntertainment I recognized him late too 😄
Listen up! Listen up! Ben wade is on that train and it's headed to 3:10 to yuma!!
@@johnellis6703 ow dang!
I love how Frank is i in impressed with the song....He’s like hmm then starts to eat again.
It's a pretty good song. He's a good guitarist. I would be impressed too.
I'd be irritated if somebody acted out like that guy did. Even if he didn't turn out to be a hitman, he was certainly a creepy musician.
When Harry said “bring a knife to a gunfight, grggrgrgrgrhahfkrhrmmmmmmmm” I felt that
I had to buy that knife after seeing this movie
His last words? They were grgrrrrfkrhmmm!
Balistic Knife tho
@@GunCollector007 what knife did the punisher have at the end of the fight?
Just people living in the moment
I have easily watched this movie a dozen times, and can't pick my favorite scene. But it kills me when he smashes the GTO.
Nah, just traded it for a 68 Roadrunner.
That was the saddest part
All that work to make it a armored getaway car and it get totaled in the only and first time it’s was built for :P
just adds to the Mad Max vibes
I will never get tired of this movie, very under rated
Have a good nap sleepy Joe!
all hail kamala
By far the best Punisher movie and its a crying shame that they never made a sequel to it.
They did made a sequel, but more likely with a direct to video quality.
My new idea this for t shirt and video game ps5
There is a short on RUclips called Laundry day.
@@alanvanhook7527 Dirty Laundry*
This is arguably the coolest introduction to a bad guy in cinema history especially since his death happens SO fast after. Harry Heck Thornton
I love Thomas Jane's face at 0:55. He's like "Oh wow, OK, maybe I misjudged this dude..." 😂 His instincts were right, though.
Thomas Jane is terrific at acting with just his facial expressions. It's part of what makes the movie so great.
Just imagine sitting down and all of the sudden some guy starts singing.
I'd be like "IM EATING HERE!!"
This scene has happened to me before.
That’s every Waffle House after a certain hour.
Ballistic knife kills are always cool.
knife go bang 🤪
Pretty sure they are illegal too.
@@trueblue6201 wdym?
@@scottylewis8124 They also don't kill that fast. If buddy got a knife lodged into his throat he wouldn't just fall over and die. He would have still had enough fuel in his tank to shoot Frank a few times before he eventually keeled over.
@@maggotthemadman8142 not unless they're dipped in poison.
20 fkin years already!
Time flies!
Harry Heck should've gotten his own movie. That would have been the coolest.
An origin story would be pretty cool. Maybe he was originally a singer who suffered a tragedy and went down this dark road. At first for revenge and then for profit. only for it to eventually lead to his end. Ironically by another who suffered a tragedy of his own
Why? He got killed
Is he canon in the comics?
@@xmanthelegendarysomething1567 he was a bit character in the Welcome Back, Frank story arc. He lasted two panels, first was his introduction, second was Frank shooting him in the head. No Johnny Cash aesthetic, no ballads or muscle cars or one-liners. They took the premise and ran with it in this movie, but in a good way.
Killer version of Johnny Cash absolutely love it
"When you got to shoot,
Shoot.
Don't talk."
Tuco, the ugly
Nice Turco reference
😂
Puts a whole meaning to bringing a knife to a gun fight.
Loved this movie. so underrated~ Thomas Jane is the Punisher
Berthal is the punisher
@@jonsnipe5484 Who?
@@jonsnipe5484 ok kid
@@hernanarauz1610 the best punisher ever🤣✊✊
@@jonsnipe5484 One of the best
Imagine if he broke out an accordion and did a polka number for Frank.
Polka polka… polka polka. You earned your spot in the afterlife with that joke. Countless laughter
Bet he still would've killed him out of just wasting his time.
😂
Did Weird Al do the parody?
@@eldorados_lost_searcher that would have been amazing!
I hate it when they change actors for character roles. Thomas Jane was the perfect guy for this & they should do a sequel with him!!!
A sequel WAS in the works but, incredibly, the money people got into a fight over who could direct, who could produce, etc. The final nail in the coffin (but I don't blame him) was when Thomas Jane got tired of the bickering and dropped out of the sequel project.
PS: even if a sequel gets approved, I won't watch it unless Thomas Jane agrees to return as Frank.
They tried to, but Jane pulled out because he didn’t like the direction the sequel was going in and the fact that the studio cut the budget and turned down a director he thought was a great fit. So they replaced him with Ray Stevenson and the sequel morphed into Punisher: Warzone.
If you haven’t already seen it, check out the short fan film, “Dirty Laundry”. Jane reprised his role as The Punisher. That’s the closest we’ll ever get to a sequel with his version of the character.
Frank: “is there something in the guitar case?!”
Harry: “yeah!”
Frank: “whut?”
Harry: “a guitar!”
Haha awesome comment 👏 Haven't seen Desperado in a long time - another absolute gem of a movie 👍
"We all heard stories about a guitar case full of guns, we just had to make sure."
Hey I got nothing against you guys so keep it down keep it down. Lol.
Just imagine El Mariachi and Frank as a team….so many bullets lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣
The way everybody turned around when they first heard the guitar play gets me every time their face expression 😂 🤣
Such a great western showdown scene with an Johnny Cash hitman “You like that song? Wrote that for you. I’m gonna sing it at your funeral.”
Unreal that this is almost 20 years age. What it feels like to be an older man I guess. Great movie.
Who cares, stop whining about your age. No one cares.
Almost 20 years old. I still remember seeing this on opening night. Wow this was an awesome movie. Loved it.
So you were 2 years old? That's a 🧢
@@humptydumpty3047 the movie is almost 20 years old.
I bet that was a great experience lucky my first time seeing it was at home on the 4th of July last year but it was great super underrated
My favorite Punisher, Thomas Jane was believable and the best to my perspective. They all are good, but Tom Jane had a silent humble, deadly drive with the force not to be reckoned with. Plus he was the voice of ps2 video game, I wore that game out! He was the first to resurrect the Marvel character all over again.
I prefer the new punisher from the series but you're right about this guys bringing back punisher as a whole.
I agree Jon just copied bales batman voice and shouted plus he got beat up a lot, where as toms punisher went through thugs like a knife through butter
@@jamiejoe4802 It's all up to the screenwriters, not the actors.
This is by far the most inaccurate Punisher on film. The Fire hydrant trick? Really?! He doesn’t even feel like the Punisher. Bernthal is the Best.
@@jayray7519 For real. The Punisher in the comics is ruthless. Thomas Jane was good, but he just doesn't have the same ruthlessness that Jon Bernthal has, either in his acting or his gruff appearance.
This is like a vanilla version of The Punisher to me. Plus, The Punisher bleeds a lot in the comics too, he's only human, but he has an indomitable will. The series portrayed that beautifully.
That '69 GTO is awesome. It pissed me off when Harry Heck wrecked it.
That roadrinner is very nice too
He hecked it up.
Me too
He spent a ton of time and effort on it only for it to get like 2 minutes of practical use
Stupid kid wrecked it.
I like Shane as the Punisher in the Netflix series, but this actor here is my personal favorite. His face expression is so good and fits Frank very well, like if he got already tired of everybody's bullshit lol
Exactly, Thomas Jane is the perfect Punisher, play the PS2 game where he voices him again to see how good he really is.
Personally, I don't get the love for Bernthal's version of the character, he's not Frank at all. Bernthal plays the same character in everything, he's just Shane from the TWD, all he does is scream. Frank doesn't screams or yells, he's cool, calm and collected at all times, something both Jane & Stevenson managed to pull off, but not Bernthal.
Don’t forget Dolph Lundgren, he was the only one who portrayed the 80s War Journal Punisher. Ray Stevenson also gave us the most gory and violent version of a savage frank castle. IMO all the punishers are different but great in their own ways.
Lmfao! the kid playing with the ball on the expressway 😂
I always laugh at that, its so random and STUPID hahahahaha
The oldest and more common mistake: The vilain talked instead of just finish him immediately...That' s why John Wick is always ahead...
True, but John Wick is not the villain, he is the hero or an anti-hero and his antagonists also make those mistakes.
Also in this film, a Punisher is shown as a policeman with training but who is still a mortal human, not a deus-machine.
@@CarlosHernandez-we1yr also a former Marine or Navy Seal.
As Tuco said in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. If you're going to shoot, shoot don't talk about it.
That’s why the original terminator is a classic. He doesn’t hesitate.
And not just shooting him at the diner.
RE4 Merchant : "Whoa stranger... Got some rare Strike gun from Harry's Heck, stranger!!
Heheheh whatya buying
Aaaaahhhh…I’ll buy it at a high price
Hehehe Thank you
I swear... Johnny Cash was the inspiration for Harry Heck...
He’s definitely an inspiration for Mark Collie
Incredible song, voice and playing..
I miss John Pinette. I was fortunate enough to meet him twice after a couple of his shows I went to and he was such a nice guy. Funny as hell! Always made me laugh.
Yeah, John Pinette was a great comedian. I like his comedy special "I say, nay, nay"
Mark Collie is actually a great country singer on his own. Really shocked (positively shocked) to see him being able to pull off such a menacing role. Multi-talented man.
~Ben
It always a kid running after a ball and not watching the road 😂
I wish Frank's car wasn't destroyed so quick I would've liked to see him use it and its shielding windows more
I agree. He’s lucky he had it in this scene
Yeah, they made a thing of it and it was barely used. But it did its job saving his life even if it did get written off a minute later. It's a realistic subversion of expectations for the audience.
Mafia: "we'd like you to kill Frank Castle, here's $50,000."
Harry: "Throw in an extra ten grand and I'll write a song about his death too"
Mafia: "That's okay, we just want him dead."
Harry: "okay, as a one time deal, I'll do the song for only $2000 extra."
Mafia: "We really just need him dead."
Harry: "Okay, I'll do it for free."
Mafia: "Why do you want to write a song so bad? All we want is some murder for hire."
Harry: "Look, I need to do the song okay. It's part of my whole schtick."
Mafia: "Okay, you can do the song if you're not gonna charge extra for it."
Harry: "Great, one song coming right up."
Mafia: "And you're gonna kill him too, right."
Harry: "...yeah, kill him too... right."
🤣
🤣😂 this is golden bro
Lmfao this is great
Lol
Sounds stupid 🤦🏽♂️
Shout-out to the guy who played Harry Heck, he is a legendary country singer and from my home state of Tennessee. #TennesseeProud
Mark collie!
Harry Heck was a throwaway character in the Marvel Knights run, and I wish he had gotten more screentime in this film as he was one of the most interesting characters in the movie.
Hell, I'd even watch a Harry Heck movie where he performs various hits, and is only the hero because the other characters are SO much worse.
Dodged a bullet... not 30.
It's definitely one example of the movie being better than the comic.
exquisitely badass, HH was done so well. love this punisher. Thomas Jane crushed it.
If Johnny Cash was a Hitman his name would be Harry Heck
This scene alone modified the way I smoke my smokes
He did look cool......minus his nails being painted.
He's a killer, he don't give a fuck about what you think with his nails.
@@Luckiestof13; How do you know I'm not 😳
He did it because his uncle got his first two fingers on his right hand blown off with a grenade in WW2. It was a nod to him. His uncles kids all hold their smokes that way, too.
Heck was one of the coolest characters I have ever seen NOT properly developed and definitely not enough screen time!
I love how everyone just awkwardly acts like they didn’t just here a random dude sing a song outta nowhere like nothing happened
I always thought the consensus was that most people enjoyed the second punisher movie more but I still stand by thinking this movie is clearly the better of the 2
@Mark Twain ah makes sense. Thing I always liked about how he played the role was the way he really gave the feeling like he was getting his ass kicked and would still would find the way to fight through and overcome. The fight against the Russian is seemed like they were both dead from the war
Second movie is more like Punisher's Max comics and is more gore and dark and has Micro and Soup, who are loved comic characters, but this one is funnier and better as movie, this has better filmed action scenes and the narrative is better, this one is based in the "My lovely neighbours" comic saga, that is more for all public and with more humor, but without the Punisher's imitators secta that appears in the comic (that would be awesome for a secuel) There are different styles. I love the second one, but I also think this one is better movie
2nd movie was more brutal, but Thomas Jane could have pulled it off, look at the short - ruclips.net/video/NAoBsIZ-M3A/видео.html
“First and second Punisher movie? What… am I a joke to you?” - Dolph Lundgren
There's three movies.
I never knew johnny cash was a hitman
Does anyone else get an 'El Mariachi' vibe from Harry Heck?
3:35 That sound tho when the GTO lands on the other side of the bridge. Brutal realistic impact.
Such a Tarantino- like scene, almost as he directed that scene. Very good, that hitman has some class.
Garbage
Tarantino would put in some lame ass bruned jokes would be hard to take serious
Not really. Not enough bare feet 🤣
These scene is really the best. Start from Harry, He is so Cult. Sing his song to his target. And his chase is done without Fancy quotes or movement. Just close the gap with vehicles, Disable target and perform a point-blank killing attempt. This killer not joking around, It's like he do it with style and efficiency. But even so, The Punisher's quite too hard to be taken down. This is what makes these scene awesome. Cold blood Killer's hardest target. Is the professional retired marines himself.
Yea, I always felt the same way. Like heck wasn't messing around, nor was this his first rodeo, and I always thought lore wise he was a much more efficient hitman than the Russian
This is one of my most favorite movie scenes! It's a total classic!
I agree. Instead of making that comedy Punisher Warzone movie they could have had Thomas Jane return. I think they could do well havin Thomas Jane help with the script and more.
Jokes on you Harry... He caught you monologuing.
Maybe it's the sweaty comic book nerd in me but I love every rendition of the punisher even todays.
Rebecca! Such a beautiful lady.
Jerry O’Connell
@Cat Lover so? He got game and got what he wanted.
I swear this movie was so heavily underrated. This scene is one of the most coldest and beast scenes in the movie
This movie is legit pretty solid
Killer scene this cat looks like Johnny cash 🤘🏻 truly great scene
Definitely two badass scenes, right here. Back when Marvel movies were still good.
Me: Mom, can we get Johnny Cash?
Mom: We have Johnny Cash at home.
Johnny Cash at home:
Crazy how later this would be used for The Undertaker
Geez. I just realized that's Mark Collie! "Even The Man in The Moon is Crying" is such a great song!!
This movie is one of my favorites and this scene alone will always reign supreme.
The movie has a lot of problems, BUT this singing scene in the restaurant is a masterpiece.
DO TELL ? I NEVER SAW ANY
It's just ur mind that's ruined lol
What problems? I swear, people always leave comments like this for THIS movie and The Incredible Hulk (2008) but never follow up what the problems are!
@@lex_rodriguez him crashing after a girl runs into the street is kinda stupid, they could have chosen another way for it to happen that would be more plausible
@@lex_rodriguez 2008 hulk barely had the hulk in it. how do you feel about 2003 hulk?
Good lord man, everytime I watch this movie all I can think about in this scene is how unbelievably sad it must’ve been to watch that poor, poor, GTO get totaled like that after all that work. 😓😓. Broken hearts are hard to mend.
Little known fact: Harry Heck was a huge Harry Potter fan... as seen in the font selection on his guitar case
The Punisher was so badass
Given what some comic book movies have become this one actually aged decently well. For my money this was probably the coolest scene though.
An Awesome actor for an Awesome movie!!
There’s one time years ago when I was talking down the street in a Punisher jacket, and a man (who may have been homeless) walked up to me and started signing the song. I joined in and started singing it with him.
sweet!
Can’t believe they killed him off so quickly. Should have had them go at it a couple of times. It was as ignominious as killing off Darth Maul.
Darth maul didn't die though. He lived in the clone wars timeline.
This is what happens as a result of bad musicianship. You don't get called back for an encore.
Well, he didnt last long in the comics tho
In the comics he didn't even see Frank coming. Got bushwhacked getting into his car.
A marvelous classic scene, scripted and played beautifully.
is it just me or does Thomas Jane look just like Christopher Lambert??
I've always thought that too
Yeah, they are practically identicals.
Chris Lambert nearly played The Punisher in the original 1989 film. Unfortunately, he injured his ankle and was replaced with Dolph Lungran.
And to think that the way this went down in the comic book was much shorter. Heck is sitting in his car on the phone, and Frank just walks up to the window and puts one in his head.
I love a impersonator who can actually sing with their own voice too.
He got himself a MUCH better car lol although the GTO was pretty awesome 👍
Frank: I didn't catch your name.
Harry: Puts the case up
Frank: Sorry I can't read that's why I live Down South
Harry: What ?
Frank: Your name is what
Beautiful Roadrunner.
I love how he makes like a gta character and steals his car at the end
Man, Rebecca Romijn is smoking hot.
I never understood why they made this over-the-top Johnny Cash assassin who sings to The Punisher before dying. This movie was chock-full of undesirable "why?" moments.
From what I remember from the comic Harry sang a song to frank and later tried to ambush him at his house the only difference is punisher shot him in the head before chucking his lifeless body into wood chipper killing him don’t ask because I don’t remember what issue but that all I remember how he died in the comics.
What's the breakfast?
Oh yeah, except when the knife can shoot like a gun.
Marvel needs to do a logan style grounded punisher movie in the mcu with realistic action sequences, real world drama dialogue and characters.
By far one of the best superhero films I have ever watched especially character where you can't help but constantly feel for him and what he's going to do next. Like the theme itself is inspiring. It makes you feel REALITY. It makes you feel for how justice isn't always there and sometimes you gotta take things into your hands. Such an underrated actor and movie as well. Like I honestly can't believe that at the time, this movie got so much undeserved hate. Like Thomas Jane played him perfectly, the emotion, the voice, EVERYTHING. Even the soundtrack itself, is amazing and even as I'm writing this I'm listening too it. 5/5. This has been a movie I've always wanted to watch since childhood since I've always seen clips of it, and loved it and I finally got the chance to watch it, like is it just me or are superhero movies from the 2000s always good and way better than the ones there are now. Like this movie relates to everything there is today, especially the justice system there is today and of course whats happened with pandemic and the war we have today where the justice system and governments simply don't listen too you. Like this just shows how amazing Stan Lee's creativity was to make superhero like these, not only that but the Punisher is the only superhero or anti hero you could say, that doesn't even have powers and still puts up a great fight and takes down everyone with just pure skill, talent, and everything he's got. Like if you look at most Marvel heroes and villains, they mostly have superpowers or something, but him, he was just a average person like us, who served, became elite, and had to take things into his own hands because of how the justice system doesn't always help you, or punish those. You gotta take things into your own hands. There's honestly so much to say about the film and I don't really want to spoil it since its just amazing. Like I'm speechless, and out of words to say because there's just so MUCH to say about it and how to describe it. You really gotta watch it for yourself to understand it, feel it, and everything.
You're not alone. The Punisher, The Dark Knight trilogy and the Spider-Man Raimi trilogy are my favourite superhero movies and they're all 2000s movies too (except for The Dark Knight Rises in 2012 but that's still a favourite).
Ben Foster has come so far
I had a dream where I was in the diner scene, and it was Reba McEntire singing this to me while playing the guitar. She didn’t try to kill me on the road in my dream, though.
Pizza after midnight? 😉
Probably thinking: "What a nice fella to sing for us during breakfast" 1:58
They don’t make comic book movies like this anymore. It’s got style.
So all of a sudden Johnny Cash is about that life and he came to kill you...
😂
I’m rolling🤣🤣🤣
Stupid hitman: Gee I wonder if that's one of those knives that has a spring loaded flying bade? 2 seconds later: Yep!!!
This movie has some pretty good scenes, this one and the scene with the Russian are my favorite.
@BigDaddy aka B. Daddy he dam sure did.
I loved that ballad! I bought the CD after hearing this.
EXTREMELY underrated movie
Who underrated it?
@@jimmyreece5781 It's not praised like a superhero classic like the Raimi Spider-Man movies. It also didn't make as much money as it should have.
Harry Heck and John Pilgrim are literally the best rivals for Frank Castle.
Was very convenient for Castle that Heck had an almost exact car as him for him to take after totalling his.