@islandmanmikep
The best part about this outstanding scene is Denzel shows the character really hates killing anyone and tried to be civil till he had no choice.
@flamarjr2000
Denzel is undoubtedly one of the greatest actors to ever live.
@Dantestrydom
The fact that Denzel Washington ( Robert McCall ) gives his opponents a chance to speak Finnish and say what they have to say and give them a chance to make the right decision and walk away is just amazing. And also the fact that he wasn't hit once in this scene makes it one of the greatest fighting scenes in film history.
@PhantomMortuary
No matter how many times I watch this scene it never gets old.
@larryoconnor7094
Denzel never fails to to deliver an audience pleasing performance.
@fbwthe6
moving the skulls as a way of saying you’re all about to die is so maniacal i love it
@ajc1482
You can see the second he realises that the situation won't end peacefully. And the bit where he's working out his time is fantastic, the facial expression when he realised he was three seconds off of his time 😅
@okolekahuna3862
I just decided to watch this movie because it was on Amazon Prime. When this scene went down, I was totally surprised. It caught me off guard. Still one of the best movie fight scenes.
@Syryu
One of my favorite bits in this scene is the part where Robert is constantly opening and closing the door, symbolizing his internal battle with himself. He wants to remain true to the promise he made to his late wife that he won't walk this violent path anymore, but these gangsters have proven themselves to be so despicable that he can't stand the thought of just letting them walk.
@hairylarry6167
This is one of the greatest fight scenes in movie history. I always wondered if this could be done in real life. Denzel said it took a lot of training and shoots to get this scene perfect. This is one great movie!
@lacosa24x
This was the last movie me and my dad watched together we watched all 3 but I put this one again Saturday and he passed away Monday he had bad stroke and wasn’t with it he had a few of them but he loved Denzel a lot and this series and all our shows we watched im 30 he was 81 I spent a lot of time taking care of him on hospice the last two years it was hard very hard but we kept him home and all these movies are going to be hard to watch now.
@navdeepgusain3059
The Great Denzel Washington. No matter the genre, he just owns the scene.
@phildimotsantos2560
The symbolism of Denzel slowly and deliberately turning each of the skulls on the desk towards the three men as a foreshadowing of what's to come, is simply chilling and brilliant.
@YourMMADose
I like The Equalizer and John Wick but what I liked alot about Denzel in this scene was he had no wasted movements. Every action/reaction was swift, fast and with a purpose. Hitting certain guys with kill shots while wanting others to suffer so he could take his time to punish them. Plus, the music made it feel even more badass.
@johngarnham5772
This scene never gets old. Great acting, camera work, effects and direction by everyone involved. The repeated door closing and door locking gets me ever time. Here we go!
@stayce751
Hands down this is one of my favorite movie scenes ever
@BrianWD75
Denzel is a Master of his craft... He plays every role he takes with unbelievable passion and authenticity... He has a personal moral code that extends beyond his personal life and he is a role model in so many ways. One of my favorite actors without question.
@letolethe3344
"That girl is still child. Can still sell her as virgin. This makes her prime earner for a good while." So chilling. And to know so many women, children, and even some men are forced into this every day.
@happinessisafulltank
Denzel’s acting here is just absolutely next level. Cold, efficient, subtle, powerful. Masterclass.
@TOETHELINEGOLF1