Let's be honest - when you're fighting someone who knows how to think creatively, being trapped with him in a hardware store is nothing short of a nightmare scenario.
A kind of high-function austism with mild sociopathic tendencies. Not a comon thing by any means, but definitely something that's screened for in certain circles to find people for certain jobs.
The fact that he kills like 15 Spetsnaz level trained Russian gangsters and doesn’t shoot a single one of them makes this in my opinion the most badass movie sequence ever
Also this isnt surprising McCall is a master of gorilla warfare and has been shown to be able to use this skill to take down alot of paramilitary forces easily even in the 2nd movie McCall outsmarted and killed CIA paramilitary guys who he used to work with so they're supposedly as well trained as he is capable of doing this same thing
@@John-qo3kl so basically McCall easily whipped out CIA paramilitary officer level trained guys? actually insane hes out here killing CIA special activities center soilders who are just as good as he is McCall could probably beat any military group
@@John-qo3kl This is true, he technically used a nail gun to kill the leader of the mob. And in the second one he takes out all of his former service buddies that went rogue.
@@Dusty-69420 Sun Tzu also said _“Know thy enemy and know yourself; in a hundred battles, you will never be defeated.”_ - These guys obviously didnt know their enemy.
I felt this song should’ve also been used during the storm scene at the end of The Equalizer 2…it just feels like it should be the anthem in every Equalizer movie
BROTHER , I swear on my life , this be the only scene I come back and watch over and over . The cold stare after the first few kills with that piano chiming behind . Fucking COLD . Why this music weren’t used through the other movies , I haven’t a clue
@@albertodavidnavarrochirino8574 McCall visited his old handler early in the movie asking for some information. Her husband asked if she was able to help him. This was her response to her husband.
@@albertodavidnavarrochirino8574 Mccall's old "Handler" (His boss when he was doing spooky alphabet shit AKA CIA;KGB;NIC where people go into dark rooms and never leave alive) knew when he came he was retired. He was not returning to her for help. He was coming because he wanted someone to tell him it was okay to kill them all, He wanted sometime to tell him "Do what you need to do" El antiguo "Handler" de Mccall (su jefe cuando hacía cosas de espionaje, también conocido como CIA;KGB;NIC, donde la gente entra en cuartos oscuros y nunca sale con vida) sabía que estaba retirado cuando llegó. No volvería a pedirle ayuda. Vino porque quería que alguien le dijera que estaba bien matarlos a todos. Quería que alguien le dijera en algún momento: "Haz lo que tengas que hacer". (Apologies, google translate is imprecise) (Disculpas, el traductor de Google es impreciso)
I always like how they tied in MAC helping to train the security guard Ralphie earlier in the film. Then he ends up using all those skills in their final scene to help everyone.
The hardware store fight scene exemplifies the art of blending practical environments with high-octane action. It's not just a thrilling moment; it's a visual narrative that showcases the character's resourcefulness and determination in a unique way.
2:15 This little bit right here is one of the fucking coldest Denzel moments 🥶 Staring the guy down, directly in his eyes, while he struggles and swings life away
He’s a freak that likes to watch things bleed, shows his real side, he probably low-key enjoys it, kind of excepts and dislikes it, which is why his message is “You are what you want to be!” to Alina.
@@domc9801 I see it as having the courtesy of looking the guy you're killing/about to kill in the eye. He's acknowledging them seeing him as an enemy and that he, too, sees them as enemies. Looking away from your kill just as you're about to commit the act is Villain-tier stuff (see Makarov from the "Turbulence" mission in CoD: MW3).
@@insignificantaftermathPROJECTS drill to back of the head would be painful for 5 seconds, but you can survive easily from being blown up. Ever seen someone without several limbs?
Stab wounds don't take down targets. I've treated guys who have been stabbed upwards of 20 times who made it, though they usually needed a colostomy bag afterwards...
Marton Csokas played the best villain. In Equalizer, he was almost as good as Joe Pesci in Casino, without doubt the most chilling gangster portrayal of all time.
Yeah, Csokas is such a great cold-blooded psycho. I want to believe that in real life he's like a practical joker, plays horsey with his kids, stuff like that.
The way Mac just drills through the head of that guy. After he had just been seen. The fear the other guy has as he turns to see that. And the way Mac just calmly puts the drill nack and walks away into the darkness. Such a good moment.
Denzel is absolutely perfect for this roll. He nailed the balance between compassion for people who were prey and ruthlessness towards the predators. The filming of the fight scenes is also amazing. Denzel was in his late 50s when the first movie was made. With his acting and action skill, and the director's filming and editing techniques, the fights looked real and raw. I believed Robert was capable of all this and more.
This subtle thing plays a big role in breaking someone. Instead of things like "i'm not afraid of you", the message that "i'm not here with you, _you_ are locked in here with me" is far more effective.
McCallister was never the same after it happened the fourth time... It's when he snapped and became, Mr McCall. No one ever sees the Wet Bandits, anymore... No one ever will. lol.
@@briandupoux5515 It’s like the “john wick” series. He gets to zap them in places like his house of the night club one at a time. The unspoken rule. “You shall go at the good guy one at a time and shall only proceed when the guy directly in line in front of you has been dispatched”.
The tough guy at the end who puts up a fight. That actor's name is Tait Fletcher, and around 2016 there was this guy who went to my gym in Chicago who looked so much like him, I almost just walked up and asked, lol. He had the bald head and huge beard, but no waxed mustache. He was maybe 6'2, and one arm was a sleeve of tattoos. Nice guy who said hi whenever I saw him, though we never spoke beyond that. Maybe I shoulda asked him!!
The guy getting hanged by barbed wire is that pompous "alpha male" shitlord Dan Bilzerian. He paid to be in this movie lol. Fun fact he also paid to be in Lone Survivor because he's a "vet" even though he failed out of Navy SEAL training a few weeks in, but the director told him to get fucked 🤣
That guy with the bald head and crazy moustache is in alot of action movies, he's literally impossible to miss. I think he's been killed twice in John Wick now. He was killed in the club in the first john wick, and I think I saw him in the 4th. probably a skilled stuntman
I always believed in being a good person despite negativity being present - but in no way meaning that you shouldn't be aggressive when need be either. This song, by Zack Hemsey, and Mcall, both are my people which I look up to. McCall for nobility, justice, good will, and ZH for lyrical life lessons. What a fu*&ing scene.
The tone is set incredibly well in this section of the movie. Anxiety, tension and unease are sown in but not once did you worry about Denzel because he was in control from the jump. Sure he got shot and it might’ve slowed him down for a minute or two but that was it. But the part where the guy that got strung up by that Barbed wire was brutal. Denzel never blinked as he watched that dude choke on his own blood slowly and painfully. If that’s not vicious, idk what is.
You couldnt have picked a worse spot to pick a fight with him. A large hardware store with infinite products and weapons around you you'll never see coming. And people need to realize it's much darker than they realize in the store than what the movie portrays. So essentially you're fighting a ghost or a home owner, they know the ins and outs. I love this movie I remembered my emotions being high after this wanting a stop watch lmao
Teddy thought just because he had numbers and firearms that would have been enough for him to get the W. Boy was he wrong. He may have been skilled but he was up against someone on a different level and chose to challenge him on HIS playground. His overconfidence was his downfall.
First half of the scene: slipping inch perfect and silently from victim to victim. Second half: wrestling and grunting without a chance of intervention.
I love how he takes these guys out, quick and deadly. Even in the end when he has to take out the big guy he knows he can’t beat him in strength but with speed. Fast and deadly. These guys got punished.
Bad Professional killers met with a Good professional killer who was perfect at his job at a time before retiring.they were bad but the hero was theirs dad,Bone chilling music with Denzel emotionless face, paralysed devil seems like a baby in front of him .he did not shoot him in the middle of his throt so that he will die slowly and can feel the pain which he gave to others( specially the weak innocent girl whom he killed mercilessly) every thing in this scene is epic .i have seen this scene hundred of times,what a master piece they have made , bravo
So you got the best actor in the world doing a movie what 80' 90' action stars would do.. but then actually with good acting and powerfull quotes.. what a man DW is the goat.. we wil miss him as robert mcall
This scene had to be inspired by the Greek myth of Theseus vs the Minotaur where the moral is how human intellect trumps bestial brawn with a maze to boot. Nicolai being the overgrown school bully he is, is handicapped by sociopathy and relies solely on brute force and intimidation that dictates his half-assed strategies (or lack thereof), while Mccall outwits him due to superior healthy logic and being a few steps ahead before "nailing" him into a state of helplessness before the fatality.
The most unbelievable part about this was a home depot (or whatever they called it in the movie) employee who actually knew where all that stuff was to use it against the terrorists...
Not really, only when it comes to him, he recognizes details always. Regular employees, yeah. I've been at my job shorter than some but still have to show them what to do lol
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“Yeah? I’ll be waitin’ for ya.” I know that’s an overused line in action movies but when Denzel says it, it’s even more awesome!
Definitely gives “I’m not locked in here with you, you’re locked in here with me” energy
😂😂 facts
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End quotes Rosarch - The Watchmen
I read that as "I'm not clocked in here with you, you're clocked in here with me!" 😅
Now youse guys can't leave.
Let's be honest - when you're fighting someone who knows how to think creatively, being trapped with him in a hardware store is nothing short of a nightmare scenario.
Thats it who is well experienced in killing people too bro🔥
And they were the ones that chose the location not him.
@@alankatz7819 poor guys doesn't knows that actually they are the prey
Home Depot will not be the same😊😢😢😢😢😂😂😂😂
Wise words💯
For anyone who is curious. The song is called 'Vengeance' by Zack Hemsey.
Well said Gosro...great track.
Thanks
Masterpiece
Zack Hempsey is great
It was the first thing i looked up after leaving the cinema lol. Has a NIN vibe
That cold stare he gives while someone’s dying in front of him is crazy 🔥🔥🔥
I thought the same!!
I was thinking the same thing there are no emotions there just a blank stare scary!
Like gus fring with the box cutter scene this is way up there with that 💯💯
He gives no Fs. He warned Teddy beforehand to leave well enough alone and tell his boss to shut everything down and he chose not to listen.
A kind of high-function austism with mild sociopathic tendencies. Not a comon thing by any means, but definitely something that's screened for in certain circles to find people for certain jobs.
The fact that he kills like 15 Spetsnaz level trained Russian gangsters and doesn’t shoot a single one of them makes this in my opinion the most badass movie sequence ever
He shot the last guy in the end
Also this isnt surprising McCall is a master of gorilla warfare and has been shown to be able to use this skill to take down alot of paramilitary forces easily even in the 2nd movie McCall outsmarted and killed CIA paramilitary guys who he used to work with so they're supposedly as well trained as he is capable of doing this same thing
@@John-qo3kl so basically McCall easily whipped out CIA paramilitary officer level trained guys? actually insane hes out here killing CIA special activities center soilders who are just as good as he is McCall could probably beat any military group
@@John-qo3kl I don't get why McCall didn't just pick up a gun from 1 of the guys he killed then go around gunning them down
@@John-qo3kl This is true, he technically used a nail gun to kill the leader of the mob. And in the second one he takes out all of his former service buddies that went rogue.
Sun Tzu said it best, "Never let your enemy choose the battleground."
I mean in this case the enemy chose the battle ground but obviously chose wrong. Nevertheless still a good quote by Sun Tzu
They chose a battleground he is familiar with😂😂😂
@@Dusty-69420 Sun Tzu also said _“Know thy enemy and know yourself; in a hundred battles, you will never be defeated.”_ - These guys obviously didnt know their enemy.
"do them dirty, in front of they boss" - sun tzu
@@Rose.Of.Hizaki
If I managed a Home Depot or Lowes, this music would play every night over the intercom at closing time.
Genius nobody would rob the place 😂😂
I felt this song should’ve also been used during the storm scene at the end of The Equalizer 2…it just feels like it should be the anthem in every Equalizer movie
Yeah
It was though? When he stabs Pedro Pascal
@@smithwesson1896nope different theme
I agree!!!
BROTHER , I swear on my life , this be the only scene I come back and watch over and over . The cold stare after the first few kills with that piano chiming behind . Fucking COLD . Why this music weren’t used through the other movies , I haven’t a clue
With the music, the scene is epic. Without the music, the scene would be suspenseful as hell.
Nah, with the music the scene is legendary. It fits perfectly
Soothsayer by Zack Hemsey
Actually true , but the music made the scene perfect
@@amerbakodah9625 No, this one is called Vengeance
@@rosenbaumquartz
Great music, but better if left out
"He didn't come for help. He came for permission."
Que habra querido decir con eso?
That’s hard
@@albertodavidnavarrochirino8574 la mujer trabaja para la CIA, vino a pedir permiso para poder cometir homecidio contra la gente mala.
@@albertodavidnavarrochirino8574 McCall visited his old handler early in the movie asking for some information. Her husband asked if she was able to help him. This was her response to her husband.
@@albertodavidnavarrochirino8574 Mccall's old "Handler" (His boss when he was doing spooky alphabet shit AKA CIA;KGB;NIC where people go into dark rooms and never leave alive) knew when he came he was retired. He was not returning to her for help. He was coming because he wanted someone to tell him it was okay to kill them all, He wanted sometime to tell him "Do what you need to do"
El antiguo "Handler" de Mccall (su jefe cuando hacía cosas de espionaje, también conocido como CIA;KGB;NIC, donde la gente entra en cuartos oscuros y nunca sale con vida) sabía que estaba retirado cuando llegó. No volvería a pedirle ayuda. Vino porque quería que alguien le dijera que estaba bien matarlos a todos. Quería que alguien le dijera en algún momento: "Haz lo que tengas que hacer".
(Apologies, google translate is imprecise)
(Disculpas, el traductor de Google es impreciso)
That scene when he got into hand to hand combat with the bald dude was insane, that guy was next level tough.
They had a Vet helping with the movie's fight choreography.
@@galanakagalactus903 Yup, Keith Woulard, ex Navy Seal. He came up with the traps in this scene. He also did the fights for Olympus Has Fallen.
@@galanakagalactus903 and working with Tait Fletcher who's a black belt in BJJ doesn't hurt
I couldn't tell which one was who half the time.
@@hsehovic63 : Stunt Double for Ice Cube in "XXX" - they could pass for twins.
I always like how they tied in MAC helping to train the security guard Ralphie earlier in the film. Then he ends up using all those skills in their final scene to help everyone.
Proofreading is an art
This isn’t a “Final Battle” scene
This is a wolf, successfully stalking and finishing its prey
More like prey in a lion’s den
Perfect description of this scene...!!
The hardware store fight scene exemplifies the art of blending practical environments with high-octane action. It's not just a thrilling moment; it's a visual narrative that showcases the character's resourcefulness and determination in a unique way.
McCall's all "this is how you Home Alone a Home Depot". Such a great movie.
This is one of the greatest scenes ever! When the lights go out and the doors lock...I'm not trapped in here with you you're trapped in here with ME!
A barbed wire noose is a horror in its own right 😖
Yeah that was a brutal kill
That must of been a painful death
Reminds me of that certain scene in Hostel.
The way McCal staring his victim dying is also brutal
Poor Dan. He really sold it.
2:15
This little bit right here is one of the fucking coldest Denzel moments 🥶
Staring the guy down, directly in his eyes, while he struggles and swings life away
Especially considering he hanged him with razor wire. Pretty horrible way to go.
He’s a freak that likes to watch things bleed, shows his real side, he probably low-key enjoys it, kind of excepts and dislikes it, which is why his message is “You are what you want to be!” to Alina.
@@domc9801 accepts*
@@domc9801 I see it as having the courtesy of looking the guy you're killing/about to kill in the eye. He's acknowledging them seeing him as an enemy and that he, too, sees them as enemies. Looking away from your kill just as you're about to commit the act is Villain-tier stuff (see Makarov from the "Turbulence" mission in CoD: MW3).
That same guy, pays to be put in movies. He was Andrew Tate before Andrew Tate. He was caught up later on because his CBD company failed
That bearded dude was the only real challenge in the entire franchise
Yup pretty much - he took Denzel closer to the brink than anyone
He got clapped in John wick in like a second tho 💀😭
I don’t know. David (Pedro Pascal) put up a pretty decent fight.
@@TH3CAPN John literally shot him in a hand to hand fight wick would’ve had just as much trouble if not more against him
@@ThePolkadotPresser nah he smashed a glass over him n pulled his beard den slotted him 💀
The fact that he has time to set traps while they are in there is insane....
Yeah really hahaha... sooo realistic.
Oh well, still a fun movie.
@@donarthiazi2443 no because he improved stuff on the spot like super basic traps that you could make in 1 minute
And he also worked @ store.
Home Alone any% world record
As I say to my dad,it’s only a film 🤣🤣🤣
I love how the bad guys aren't dumb enough to fall for every trap. They spot and avoid the blowtorch
It ended up being a trap though. I think id rather be blown up then have a drill into my brain for 5 painful seconds.
Just like in Wolfenstein...
@@insignificantaftermathPROJECTS being blown up isn't always painless and quick y'know
@@insignificantaftermathPROJECTS drill to back of the head would be painful for 5 seconds, but you can survive easily from being blown up. Ever seen someone without several limbs?
@@SandorSoptei More likely you get set on fire. Burning to death is a terrible way to go. Surviving with horrific burns will also be agony.
I love the ways he kills I mean it's a worst case scenario...killing someone and looking in the eyes .Awesome Goosebumps
They sure nailed the music in this one.
Ha you said nailed.😆👍🏾
That last guy down was one tough dude… multiple stab wounds and he kept on fighting
Right when I first saw this movie i was like how many??‽
Yeah that dude was tough I think he was former Russian special forces.
He got stabbed 5 times including the neck, I was yelling at my TV "Bullshit, you're dead!"
that was that adrenaline, we know it's all acting and make believe, but that's what happens when that adrenaline start pumping
Stab wounds don't take down targets. I've treated guys who have been stabbed upwards of 20 times who made it, though they usually needed a colostomy bag afterwards...
Marton Csokas played the best villain. In Equalizer, he was almost as good as Joe Pesci in Casino, without doubt the most chilling gangster portrayal of all time.
Yeah, Csokas is such a great cold-blooded psycho. I want to believe that in real life he's like a practical joker, plays horsey with his kids, stuff like that.
He was also great as the villain in XXX.
Major facts.
@@kevinohare9216he seems like a cool dude in his interviews.
The way Mac just drills through the head of that guy. After he had just been seen. The fear the other guy has as he turns to see that. And the way Mac just calmly puts the drill nack and walks away into the darkness. Such a good moment.
Denzel is absolutely perfect for this roll. He nailed the balance between compassion for people who were prey and ruthlessness towards the predators. The filming of the fight scenes is also amazing. Denzel was in his late 50s when the first movie was made. With his acting and action skill, and the director's filming and editing techniques, the fights looked real and raw. I believed Robert was capable of all this and more.
Did you notice that when he's killing the Russian mercs, he doesn't blink at all? That's downright creepy.
Also earlier in the movie he doesn’t sleep but after he kills the Russians he sleeps
Lol ya think so?
He’s in battle made.
The moment those doors closed they realized they were inside the lions den.
It was already over before it even began
No they didn't. Lol
This subtle thing plays a big role in breaking someone. Instead of things like "i'm not afraid of you", the message that "i'm not here with you, _you_ are locked in here with me" is far more effective.
"You don't seem to realize, I'm not locked in here with you... YOU'RE LOCKED IN HERE WITH ME!"
That quote gave me chills
That's not a mall. Its a big box hardware store.
And there’s nobody named rensen lol. It’s Teddy
@@pab1381 His assumed name was Teddy Rensen
The drill kill is my favorite lol 🔥
5:21
He knew the drill...
We got a drilled russian pork
@@Marquee_Gaming88 brutal
I like how he just stared while the man was dying.
It's like home alone but the bad guys don't come out alive they come out in a body bag literally 🤣🤣🤣
Or, since he uses the stuff he has to hand in the store to set his traps, it's Macgyver the 18+ version.
McCallister was never the same after it happened the fourth time...
It's when he snapped and became, Mr McCall.
No one ever sees the Wet Bandits, anymore... No one ever will. lol.
Best part is Denzel yelling "it's equalising time!" And kicking ass!
I love the way the super bad guys in these movies always split up so they can be taken out one by one.
The bad guys never learn, they always split up to be killed one by one.
@@briandupoux5515
It’s like the “john wick” series. He gets to zap them in places like his house of the night club one at a time. The unspoken rule. “You shall go at the good guy one at a time and shall only proceed when the guy directly in line in front of you has been dispatched”.
But if you clump together all you need is a 30 round mag to take you all out at once. They didn’t know he wasn’t using Gus though.
Their target is one guy. So it'd make sense to split up in a big place.
@@namapalsu2364yeah but that one guy can delete you literally in anyway possible then what lol
The tough guy at the end who puts up a fight. That actor's name is Tait Fletcher, and around 2016 there was this guy who went to my gym in Chicago who looked so much like him, I almost just walked up and asked, lol. He had the bald head and huge beard, but no waxed mustache. He was maybe 6'2, and one arm was a sleeve of tattoos. Nice guy who said hi whenever I saw him, though we never spoke beyond that. Maybe I shoulda asked him!!
The guy getting hanged by barbed wire is that pompous "alpha male" shitlord Dan Bilzerian. He paid to be in this movie lol. Fun fact he also paid to be in Lone Survivor because he's a "vet" even though he failed out of Navy SEAL training a few weeks in, but the director told him to get fucked 🤣
Knowing McCall's background and mindset, we was probably planning all these traps just as a mental exercise during his workdays....
Denzel Washington is like the action oriented version of Morgan Freeman at this point.
Liam Neeson walked so Denzel could run.
@@TheNerdForAllSeasons Seriously. 🙄🙄🙄
@@TheNerdForAllSeasonsthat’s a wild thing to say
@@diocesesius88 all of these movies are possible because of Taken.
That guy with the bald head and crazy moustache is in alot of action movies, he's literally impossible to miss. I think he's been killed twice in John Wick now. He was killed in the club in the first john wick, and I think I saw him in the 4th. probably a skilled stuntman
He is a retired professional ufc fighter
Wasnt he in jurassic world and got killed by a raptor.
@@weed_lover267oh wow i didn't know that. whats his name?
@@SandorSoptei His name is Tait Fletcher
The moment I saw my buddy dangling from barbed wire is the moment I would’ve noped out of there.
Or razor wire? Not sure what it is exactly .... but the feeling remains.
Well in many instances, like this with the russian squad, there is no other option other than to keep going, or die
Yeah I would of surrendered or just left
The barbed wire noose is just so brutal
The fact that he locked them in the store already tells you he is about to get worst and medieval on them.
Years later still haven't forgotten this scene!
I always believed in being a good person despite negativity being present - but in no way meaning that you shouldn't be aggressive when need be either. This song, by Zack Hemsey, and Mcall, both are my people which I look up to. McCall for nobility, justice, good will, and ZH for lyrical life lessons.
What a fu*&ing scene.
Same here. I tell people all the time, always be ready to hurt others because you never know who is willing to hurt you
@@sabir1208 Love that saying. Will remember it.
Still remember being 14 watching this in the theater, good times
Yeah
I love this part of the Movie McCall is like a Punisher or a John Rambo
The tone is set incredibly well in this section of the movie. Anxiety, tension and unease are sown in but not once did you worry about Denzel because he was in control from the jump. Sure he got shot and it might’ve slowed him down for a minute or two but that was it.
But the part where the guy that got strung up by that Barbed wire was brutal. Denzel never blinked as he watched that dude choke on his own blood slowly and painfully. If that’s not vicious, idk what is.
Fun fact, the badass music started to play throughout the Lowe’s when Denzel showed up
LOVE THE SONG..GOES GREAT WITH THIS ACTION SCENE
Do you know the name of the song? I love it too. I want to get it
@@pascual7801 vengeance - Zack hamsey
@@lba11xie do you maybe know the name of the second song (the one playing with the bearded/bald dude fight?)
You couldnt have picked a worse spot to pick a fight with him. A large hardware store with infinite products and weapons around you you'll never see coming. And people need to realize it's much darker than they realize in the store than what the movie portrays. So essentially you're fighting a ghost or a home owner, they know the ins and outs. I love this movie I remembered my emotions being high after this wanting a stop watch lmao
Teddy thought just because he had numbers and firearms that would have been enough for him to get the W. Boy was he wrong. He may have been skilled but he was up against someone on a different level and chose to challenge him on HIS playground. His overconfidence was his downfall.
Denzel was *58 years old* when he did this film, he fucklng moves like he's in his 20's. Hell! he moves better than I do now lol
If "work smarter, not harder" was a killer, it would be this man. Glad he's a good guy.
The Best Scene In The Film. Hope this song comes back for The Equalizer 3.
Mc Call knows what's were & were he is at all times. The bad guys don't. Classic strategy. Do not keep your enemy out,let him in.
First half of the scene: slipping inch perfect and silently from victim to victim. Second half: wrestling and grunting without a chance of intervention.
I love how he takes these guys out, quick and deadly. Even in the end when he has to take out the big guy he knows he can’t beat him in strength but with speed. Fast and deadly. These guys got punished.
Denzel is so stoic in this scene! My gosh!
Man, Home Alone 4 looks intense.
"None of you understand, I'm not locked in here with you, you're locked in here with me."
that song perfectly fit in this scene . denzel most Charismatic men in Hollywood
Another example of 'I'm not locked in here with you, you're locked in here with me' situation.
"You are locked in here with ME!"-moment.
Fun fact: All the tools and supplies were 50% off after McCall used them.
I believe it! 😆
I do need a pole saw 😉🤣
@@raphmaster23 😆
😂
Thanks for laugh. That was awesome!
The background music makes this scene so much badass🔥🔥🔥
Can't imagine, what if mccall and john wick work together.
One single word. Unstoppable
I will say he will be more fitting teaming up with Sam Fisher from Splinter Cell better, they are both very skilled in stealth
John wick movies have no real world application unlike the equalizer, sliding on the ground dual wielding pistols sideways like in call of duty 😂😂😂😂😂
@@mr.sprinkels-_-817It would be another movie with that title starring DW.😆👍🏾
I wonder what it takes to know you done F'd up as a hinchman. 🤣Them lights going out and doors locking n what not sums it up for me lol.
Bad Professional killers met with a Good professional killer who was perfect at his job at a time before retiring.they were bad but the hero was theirs dad,Bone chilling music with Denzel emotionless face, paralysed devil seems like a baby in front of him .he did not shoot him in the middle of his throt so that he will die slowly and can feel the pain which he gave to others( specially the weak innocent girl whom he killed mercilessly) every thing in this scene is epic .i have seen this scene hundred of times,what a master piece they have made , bravo
They absolutely nailed the score on this one. Inon zur would be proud
5:23 was not expecting this goddamn what a film. 2:17 love the look in his eyes
The soundtrack is great for this scene😎👍
Denzel was ice cold as fuck in this movie.
So you got the best actor in the world doing a movie what 80' 90' action stars would do.. but then actually with good acting and powerfull quotes.. what a man DW is the goat.. we wil miss him as robert mcall
He's more ruthless than even John Wick
If there's anything this movie taught me, it's that hardware shop is like medieval warfare armory.
Zack Hemsey - Vengeance
Couldn't have picked a better song
This scene had to be inspired by the Greek myth of Theseus vs the Minotaur where the moral is how human intellect trumps bestial brawn with a maze to boot. Nicolai being the overgrown school bully he is, is handicapped by sociopathy and relies solely on brute force and intimidation that dictates his half-assed strategies (or lack thereof), while Mccall outwits him due to superior healthy logic and being a few steps ahead before "nailing" him into a state of helplessness before the fatality.
mate have you considered if you have severe autism?
This is why online shopping has really caught on.
Awesome music with Mortal Kombat like fatalities. Who can ask for more.
This is like Home Alone adult version
That last guy he fought, Tait Fletcher, was awesome. The only one who made him struggle...
Denzel Washington Is The Best Guy In The World And He Never Dies
“I’m not locked in here with you, your locked in Here With Me!!!!”
To coin a phase from “Watchmen”
Store manger walks in the next morning . “ shit McCall!”
😂😂😂
00:57
"You see that, Teddy?? Don't get it wrong, I'm not locked in here with you. You're locked in here with me!!!"
3:31 One of blood drops looks like stick man is about to fight
True lol
I love when he close his wound with burning stick and says ah silently 🙂
door knob, torch heated up a metal door knob
This scene was EPIC!!!
The fights between people being the first in store for a special offer are getting out of hand! 🤣
Love this scene.
Perfect song for this scene.... Perfect 👌🏾
Any movie with Denzel is always a great one
Zack Hemsey's "Vengeance" + Denzel Washington + great direction by Antoine Fuqua
Denzel stars in HOME DEPOT ALONE 😱
Lol Dan Dildarian's reprising role as "guy hanged by barbed wire"
The most unbelievable part about this was a home depot (or whatever they called it in the movie) employee who actually knew where all that stuff was to use it against the terrorists...
Not really, only when it comes to him, he recognizes details always. Regular employees, yeah. I've been at my job shorter than some but still have to show them what to do lol
The production team of The Last Dance used this jam too. It’s brilliant
Awesome scene with matching background music. Brilliant!
When you got that home advantage.
You're in trouble when Macgyver is also an assassin.
Relying TOO much on NV gadgets can and WILL turn the advantage into a WEAKNESS that enemies can EXPLOIT.