The original is better and if you’re gonna watch a Tony Scott movie watch true romance . Does make me happy that you know who he is though seem most people don’t
@@stripedrajang3571 Well, from what we get of his motivations throughout the film, Ryder is a man far past the end of his rope. He got a raw deal for a prison sentence and lost everything in the process. The actual crime was in my opinion a way to give himself an out from his misery one way or the other. Best case scenario, he pulls off a daring crime and is filthy rich because of it. Absolute worst case; he dies and is freed from his suffering. There was no middle ground. He tells Garber, “You’re my goddamn hero” because Garber (not by choice) spared Ryder of spending the rest of his life in the same place that put him on this path in the first place. At any rate he wasn’t walking away from that confrontation, had Garber not pulled the trigger, Ryder would have shot him and waited to be immediately gunned down by the approaching officers. But I think he wanted it to be Garber because he grew a modicum of respect for him throughout their negotiations/conversations in the film. He says the same phrase to Garber right after Garber admits to taking the bribe and being forthcoming to save a young man’s life during the hostage situation, and I think he truly meant it. Saying it again to him after he shoots is just reinforcing his twisted sense of admiration of Garber in his final moments. It’s basically a “thank you” by the end.
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What's funny is that the only reason why Garber managed to catch Ryder is because Ryder really liked him. He could've killed Garber anytime he wanted but choose not to. Ryder is a ruthless and suicidal man, but when he heard what Garber did for his children, taking the bribe not to waste it on trivial things but to pay for his children education, that made him respect Garber a lot more. I really loved the dynamic of those 2. Perhaps, if they met in a different time and different circumstances, they could've become good brothers.
It's that feeling when you don't want to do something but you have no choice at the moment, because you know deep in yourself that it wasn't right thing to do, but you didn't have a choice as it is, this scene shows just how much empathy they had for each other, Ryder for Garber, as a criminal, and Garber for Ryder, as a police officer, Ryder says he made a promise, he wants Garber to kill him before cops arrive at the scene, because he wanted Garber to prove him how much of a man he really is, even if that costs him his life, and can he keep his word, this is a really powerful scene, goes perfectly altogether with an ending music in cover, all is done very astoundingly in this movie.
This scene is pale in comparison to the original imo. Robert Shaw’s character was so cold and calculated, beginning to end. Instead of forcing an officer to shoot him, he simply questioned the cop if the electric chair was still used in the state. When the cop answered no, Shaw kept a stone-cold emotionless face while only uttering the word “pity” before ramming his foot in the third rail. What an excellently creative and brilliantly acted scene and film that was. This version just doesn’t to it for me
the ending doesn't make sense at all, a crime genius like Ryder came up with such stupid escaping plan, walking down the streets in the broad day light, crossing the bridge at its peak hour😂
Yes it does, Ryder wanted to get caught. It’s a very intricate plot line. Ryder wanted to go down but he didn’t want to just go down without having any effect on the world. He wanted to show how valuable life is for normal people and he knew that he was a criminal and always would be, so instead of continuing a life of crime, he ended his life of crime. Just in a very odd way. He wanted to commit suicide but wasn’t a coward so he wasn’t going to shoot himself. The only way he wanted to die was at the hands of someone who was willing to show that there’s something to live for. He wasn’t able to live with himself but as a criminal he wasn’t a coward, so he wanted to kill himself but wanted it to mean something. He wanted someone to know that life is precious, but he didn’t believe his was. That’s why he was egging on Garber. He was bluffing saying we should all die because he wanted to hear we should all live, except for himself. He didn’t want to die without making an impact.
@@GeoJesseIf he wanted to die but didn't want to do it himself, how does that make him not a coward? If anything he's still a coward cuz he wanted an "out"/wanted to die, and other suicide victims would be also cowardly but less cowardly cuz while they also want an "out," they at least have the guts to actually inflict physical harm on themselves
@@Deadpool-px2nmnah in my point of view, he ain’t no coward. He even pointed the middle finger to a police sniper. And dude he actually wanted himself dead or caught by the police but even though he took the easy way out, he did all the planning and almost escaping without getting injured. That is definitely not a coward.
The life he gave garber back was giving him the opportunity to confess to taking the bribe under duress, so that ultimately the situation would go away and he could go back to his normal life and job. Ryder was a real one !! 1:25
He realized he wasn't getting out of this. You can tell the moment the person who was originally supposed too conduct the train died that Ryder realized there was no way out.
Both these guys should have worked together in the 90s especially in 1996 when they both had movies made from 20th century Fox like broken arrow and courage under fire.
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Great acting . Both of them. Everything. I wish I could be taller, good looking and be able to speak English like them and very successful from young so you can enjoys life all about.... Oh well. 😎
@@ابيحياتي-ل8ت well you still can be a great actor in your country. Not me. I'm my country only immigrants are prioritized and gets better treatments to be a star. So I came to U.S. but it's kind a samething.
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Man both Denzel and John know how to play both hero and a villain role very well.
i know there's ALOT of movies where John plays a bad guy
but is there any movies where Denzel plays one other than Safe House?
@@OsamaBinLooney Training Day
@@OsamaBinLooney2 guns and Training day. Outstanding movies!
Hey them police keep running but they're not getting any nearer.
lol
i think theyre alot farther than the angle makes visible, like look at the floor beneath them kinda curve
They could walk the whole day end they wouldn't come any closer cause the screenwriter wants Washington to put down Travolta. 😁
Lol fact
😂😂😂
God man, those cops moved like lightning.
You've got to admire how fast yelling "HEY!" worked.
They ate some donuts before the scene 😝
@@olivier7466 Lol.
Realistic tbh
same cops who took care of the peaceful protests
RIP Tony Scott you directed a masterpiece with this film.
Bro facts.
The original is better and if you’re gonna watch a Tony Scott movie watch true romance . Does make me happy that you know who he is though seem most people don’t
@@Londonjmo could not agree more
It was okay
Shut up bitchboy @@Londonjmo
2:33 you're my goddamn hero Garber!
I love that part, something about the way he said it
The hostage negotiation guy salutes him at the end lol
He didn't wanna go back to Prison until he asked for his Deathwish
Best part " your my god dam hero"
But why did he say that?
He turned him into a man with balls
@@stripedrajang3571 Well, from what we get of his motivations throughout the film, Ryder is a man far past the end of his rope. He got a raw deal for a prison sentence and lost everything in the process. The actual crime was in my opinion a way to give himself an out from his misery one way or the other. Best case scenario, he pulls off a daring crime and is filthy rich because of it. Absolute worst case; he dies and is freed from his suffering. There was no middle ground. He tells Garber, “You’re my goddamn hero” because Garber (not by choice) spared Ryder of spending the rest of his life in the same place that put him on this path in the first place. At any rate he wasn’t walking away from that confrontation, had Garber not pulled the trigger, Ryder would have shot him and waited to be immediately gunned down by the approaching officers. But I think he wanted it to be Garber because he grew a modicum of respect for him throughout their negotiations/conversations in the film. He says the same phrase to Garber right after Garber admits to taking the bribe and being forthcoming to save a young man’s life during the hostage situation, and I think he truly meant it. Saying it again to him after he shoots is just reinforcing his twisted sense of admiration of Garber in his final moments. It’s basically a “thank you” by the end.
@@cjdouglas3464, hhmm. Interesting take. That make sense.
Then the music
Denzel is one of the best to ever do it.
Imo the best
Yes. He’s better than awesome!
@@benben-sl7hi laaaaa
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I love you my sweet
One of the best films I have ever seen, two of the best actors in one film, Legends Denzel Washington and John Travolta. Truly Amazing, soundtrack, storyline, characters, and action. An extremely underrated film, and what a great adaptation. One where you get a perspective of each character, and I literally can't describe the film without spoiling it but it's a must-watch. Brilliant. 7.05.2020
no one really knows about it! but massively underrated
Watch the orignal too Its a treat and in many ways better
Shortly after....garber went on to become the Equalizer
And Ryder someone ended in Paris as a federal agent
2:07 you're gonna take this down to zero. 😂😂😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️
Helicopters.. made by the idea of planes being able to stand still in the air.
This dude keeps flying 10284 circles
Dude I lost it here😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Even though Garber was in way over his head doing this, he did a damn good job
At the end was starting to root for him. This was even better. Came like a boss. Went like a boss. "You're my goddamn hero."
What's funny is that the only reason why Garber managed to catch Ryder is because Ryder really liked him. He could've killed Garber anytime he wanted but choose not to.
Ryder is a ruthless and suicidal man, but when he heard what Garber did for his children, taking the bribe not to waste it on trivial things but to pay for his children education, that made him respect Garber a lot more.
I really loved the dynamic of those 2. Perhaps, if they met in a different time and different circumstances, they could've become good brothers.
R.I.P Ryder..⚰️
That what ryder gets
@@aaronjohnson6464 it was never abt money, man
@@mobninja_ that was wrong what he did, killing innocent people
@@aaronjohnson6464 yes
You're my goddamn hero
Something about how he said it was really saddening.
“Youre my goddamn hero” really made me cry
😢
I thought you cared
It’s 2021 & the cops are still running on that bridge!
Such a wonderful movie I’ve seen it about a dozen times
Who doesn't love terrorism
@@KianJalil uhhhh don’t say that I don’t like that at all I’m talking about the movie itself so please don’t say that again
@@princesslightning5447 No, if you like this movie you support terrorism. Sorry mate.
@@imSACCO your an idiot
@@imSACCO Man i love this movie
RIP Robert Shaw who was the og Ryder and Walter Matthau who was the og Garber you truly brought a masterpiece to the theater
you are my goddamn hero.....
"I'm gonna give you until the count of 10!"
*bang, bang*
/looks down to see he's been shot in both arms
"That wasn't an option!"
At 2:48 you can see him dropping the gun into his own hands
Wow nice catch
That's the most hilarious editing mistake I've ever seen.
That's pretty obvious. It's just so it doesn't accidentally go off, but it's obvious he can't quickly harm anyone before getting shot himself.
He took the gun and a bundle of money. Which was 100 thousand in $100 bills.
lol uhh why does he catch his pistol in the same shot that he drops it
Clever editing
That was supposed to be a cop catching it. It's still ridiculous though.
one of the best performances of this 2 great actors
Real life all those cops would’ve empty those clips into them once Denzel fired
It's that feeling when you don't want to do something but you have no choice at the moment, because you know deep in yourself that it wasn't right thing to do, but you didn't have a choice as it is, this scene shows just how much empathy they had for each other, Ryder for Garber, as a criminal, and Garber for Ryder, as a police officer, Ryder says he made a promise, he wants Garber to kill him before cops arrive at the scene, because he wanted Garber to prove him how much of a man he really is, even if that costs him his life, and can he keep his word, this is a really powerful scene, goes perfectly altogether with an ending music in cover, all is done very astoundingly in this movie.
He wanted him to shoot him to avoid going to prison, nothing to do with proving how much of a man he was
Accurate depiction of how slow NYPD officers are
i know he's a madman but i feel bad for him saying "hero"
One of the best scenes in cinema history
Washington and travolta.
Epic scene.
Very sad too. Rider rather die than to live this life no more
Like he said he wasn't going back to prison
To all the people watching this be happy because 2020 is finally over!!! Yay!👍😁
My dude its been over for over two weeks already
2021 is the sequel. Bigger, Badder, and Uncut.
2021 is going to be wores
@@Nick-qj7ym omg
2021 not looking so hot, we might all wish it was still 2020 by mid summer.
Did anyone else see the hand when he dropped the gun 2:48
He took a bundle of money. That's 100 hundred thousand $100 dollar bills.
Ryder was surprisingly calm
Ryder is funny as hell!!
Those cops realistically would have shot Denzel after he shot Travolta.
Shut up
He had a gun dumbass.
they would have shot Denzel first
AlCeeProd2.0 sorry bud your wrong in this film Denzel isn’t a cop he is a rail road mta officer
AlCeeProd2.0 and dont just bring race into this because of what’s happening right now cus that is unrealistic
1:17 We All Owe God a Death.
Your Wrong Ryder We Owe God Life... ✝️
Denzel and John Travolta were EXCELLENT!!
This scene is pale in comparison to the original imo. Robert Shaw’s character was so cold and calculated, beginning to end. Instead of forcing an officer to shoot him, he simply questioned the cop if the electric chair was still used in the state. When the cop answered no, Shaw kept a stone-cold emotionless face while only uttering the word “pity” before ramming his foot in the third rail. What an excellently creative and brilliantly acted scene and film that was. This version just doesn’t to it for me
Denzel, you are my goddamn herro :( 10/10
Yooo his face when he saw him like "Wait! I knooow i aint trippin!!"😆😆😆
This movie was my childhood. I remember my dad made me watch it for the first time in 2012/2013
You're my hero
One of my favourite films
the ending doesn't make sense at all, a crime genius like Ryder came up with such stupid escaping plan, walking down the streets in the broad day light, crossing the bridge at its peak hour😂
Yes it does, Ryder wanted to get caught. It’s a very intricate plot line. Ryder wanted to go down but he didn’t want to just go down without having any effect on the world. He wanted to show how valuable life is for normal people and he knew that he was a criminal and always would be, so instead of continuing a life of crime, he ended his life of crime. Just in a very odd way. He wanted to commit suicide but wasn’t a coward so he wasn’t going to shoot himself. The only way he wanted to die was at the hands of someone who was willing to show that there’s something to live for. He wasn’t able to live with himself but as a criminal he wasn’t a coward, so he wanted to kill himself but wanted it to mean something. He wanted someone to know that life is precious, but he didn’t believe his was. That’s why he was egging on Garber. He was bluffing saying we should all die because he wanted to hear we should all live, except for himself. He didn’t want to die without making an impact.
@@GeoJesseIf he wanted to die but didn't want to do it himself, how does that make him not a coward? If anything he's still a coward cuz he wanted an "out"/wanted to die, and other suicide victims would be also cowardly but less cowardly cuz while they also want an "out," they at least have the guts to actually inflict physical harm on themselves
@@Deadpool-px2nmnah in my point of view, he ain’t no coward. He even pointed the middle finger to a police sniper. And dude he actually wanted himself dead or caught by the police but even though he took the easy way out, he did all the planning and almost escaping without getting injured. That is definitely not a coward.
The life he gave garber back was giving him the opportunity to confess to taking the bribe under duress, so that ultimately the situation would go away and he could go back to his normal life and job.
Ryder was a real one !! 1:25
how many times did Denzel shout in this scene?
Denzel Washington Vs John Travolta
I think about the scene every time I go over the Manhattan Bridge lol
I always thought he said, "Youre a good man Garber, you a good man." As he went down
OMG ❤
Love the Manhattan Bridge ❤
They have made clips from every movie
You are my God damn hero!!! 🤧🤧🤧😤😤that was cold 🥶 man Garber
Imagine getting so fatally wounded that you just die on the spot... but you can still manage to utter some bullsh*t final words... that's talented
Walter didn't wanna kill him until Ryder reached for his Gun
2 greatest actor in the world❤
Could you do "The Inheritance" movie i really love it and i wanna watch the scene where carson was begging to be released. Pleaseeee!!
Transport has no authority to arrest 😂😂😂😂😂
travolta has to be a likeable villian. much like in faceoff he remains a bad dude with good moments.
If he'd rather die than go to prison, why not take the chance and run away as soon as Garber confronted him?
He realized he wasn't getting out of this. You can tell the moment the person who was originally supposed too conduct the train died that Ryder realized there was no way out.
@@BlackHippy313 what was the ultimate plan?
Mmm… you’re my goddamn hero.
Fun Fact : this is the sequel of From Paris with Love, and also this is the scene where Denzel becomes the equalizer.
Ryder looks like M. Shadows, the singer of Avenged Sevenfold. When I watched this as a kid, I thought it was him
Hey Travolta ,,, you're my god damn Hero !!!!
I remember watching this movie as a kid
"Drop your weapon" that's my brother in that scene 🥰
No way cool
for real? that's cool
A Black man points a gun at a White man and doesn’t get shot by the police. I’m impressed.
Me and my sisters cried at the ending.
I hope I can did that gracefully just minus the hole in the chest
Such an underrated movie
Garber almost got hit by a R160B Q Train
bro you are best
at 1:00 the mta worker almost gets run over by the subway train
r160 train almost run over garber
0:52
When the badge bully said freeze drop your -weapon Garber was like w8 what ha .)
Both these guys should have worked together in the 90s especially in 1996 when they both had movies made from 20th century Fox like broken arrow and courage under fire.
The old 123 is much better since it seemed more like new York city cops and how the robbers would act like.
Bruh he should have touched the third rail just like Mr. Blue did in the 74 version
I like that:
“We all owe God a death, I told you that.
You’re wrong, Ryder, we owe God life.”
My favorite Denzel and Travolta movie
'i don't think you got any options left'- there always is...
Jt must create more movies
jesus christ, those cops need to lay off the donuts
This remake should NEVER have been made. Respect to the original
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The Taking Of Pelham 123 reminds me of the ending of Colleteral where the villain turns the average good underdog person into a real brave hero.
“Your wrong Ryder we owe god life 🙏🏿”
Look the R160 Q train 0:46
Whoa i didn't know the r160 was in the movie
Hi 🙋♀️
Good movie always is
When movies were movies
Mighty Quinn had a little Mexican Standoff with Danny Zuko here.
In this situation Ryder/Zuko knew there's no way out.
yo my childhood🥺☺️😞
Why did the R160 have its eye out in the horn shot
This is one of those movies where it’s sad when the villain dies, like Black Panther
Great acting . Both of them. Everything. I wish I could be taller, good looking and be able to speak English like them and very successful from young so you can enjoys life all about.... Oh well. 😎
Hi 🥺
@@ابيحياتي-ل8ت well you still can be a great actor in your country. Not me. I'm my country only immigrants are prioritized and gets better treatments to be a star. So I came to U.S. but it's kind a samething.
I fill sorry for you John Travolta your life is over
He took 100 thousand in a bundle of $100 bills when he took the gun. To buy a gallon of milk.
Hi🥺
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