“I'll Give You 9 Seconds” Scene - The Equalizer 3 (2023) 

That is the sickest move I have ever seen.

Nein!

the greeks invented zero ask my malaka ex boss

@@zindi1138 supposedly 0 was invented in India

Indeed..Indeed..👌

Why actually 0, he gave him 9 seconds like he said.

And then everybody clapped

I especially liked the part where Denzel went "it's equalizin' time!"

yes sir , he really did "socket"to him !

it was a buttshot

@@julienlaurent6361 Hahaha 👍

Am I allowed to say it was ass load of buttshot? Or is it better to the buttshot was a pain in the ass?

Truly an ASSasination!

​@@julienlaurent6361 I'm fucking dead 😂

"let all living being go what it is , go against it shall call forth hells angel.• verse by me

Absolutely

@@kenisrael7268 A gifted negotiator.......

No it's the lights that are lit, you can't light music

Been there myself lol

Talkin’ bout that premature ejaculation! My man!

Amateur. I did it in 3. LOL!

With your pants on or off?

Robert : now he's a foot too far

Throw in Nobody and you'd have a hell of a movie

Or a death battle between them.

@@mikeg.3688 nah, these guys wouldn't fight each other.

That would be dope asf for real with those two teaming up 🔥

Throw Mike Banning in there too. 😳

Prepared.

Bro its a movie not real life lol there is not one man that can kill entire organisations with a gun and timing yet how the boss acts is where you draw fhe line 😂 you serious??

@@JustSendMeLocation You just glazed right over the "for plot and thematic reasons" part of the statement, didn't you? Yikes, big yikes, my dude.

You just answered your own question on why this isn't realistic with the whole "plot and thematic reasons" Congratulations LabTech41, you played yourself by writing that big essay of nothing burger of utter redundancy. Now go ask for your internet cookies elsewhere.

@@rinnychor Is it fun being a remora to other people's threads, suckling their shit and thinking yourself superior? You only exist because of me, unless you'd like to enact the labor of striking out on your own, having an original thought, and exposing yourself to critique as I have. Somehow, I think you'll intellectually have brown teeth for the rest of your days. But hey, for brief moments you get to think yourself clever.

There's a reason why plot armor is so impenetrable.

Thomas azier et Marcelo zarvos -nine seconds

*sever

just age, he is 68 years old

Pretty sure it's been in all 3 films, only for like 1-2 scenes tho

bro you have to be so high IQ to notice little details like that. nice job

It's hard to tell due to both of them firing at the same time. 7 and 8 shot revolvers do exist, so even if it's a goof it's still possible. It had to be a revolver for this scene too because a semi-auto wouldn't fire stuck inside the guy's head.

Yep. As a revolver guy, I can't help counting either.

It looks like a S&W 686 or Ruger GP100. Both come in 7 shot versions

This is the mafia, they are explicitly known for using low-caliber weapons paired with shotguns. There is a very high chance to having more than six bullets in the firearm, especially revolvers in lower calibers. The American mob using the Thompson was an exception to the rule, and wasn't as prolific as Hollywood would want you to believe. S&W offers many modern revolver packages that have more than six shots, as well as Taurus and Ruger. When the 9mm became standard everywhere in the 80s, revolver tech actually increased to compensate. By the time the 90s rolled around, seven shot .357s were becoming more common. Now 8 shots are pretty easy to get you hands on, especially if you are the mafia. Video games stay to the tried and tested 6-Shots, because of balancing for the super-high damage of revolver use. This made the 6-shot revolver the "standard" or even "only" for many people.

Not now

I know. Booo@@chickenfist1554

They are in Equalizer 4😊😊😊

I thought this movie was R rated?

@@ryanbelcher25rbIt is. He’s just saying that if that dude’s head was blown off and that the scene would be very graphic, the movie would’ve been Rated X.

Yes he was…..he always was

This was only ever the Equalizer in name

Do you remember the final scene in the first Equalizer, where he stared at the guy who was hanging with the barb wire, or when he killed the russian guy with the clamping gun? He had something about that, now he is showing his deepest issues. Have a nice day!

He killed dudes with gardening/construction equipment in the first one, did the same thing and broke limbs in the second one. Not only was he at that vineyard to get a man’s pension back, but the mafia was torturing the entire town he settled in. Its exactly the same as it has been, just on a more grand scale.

@@cmahoney9921 You didn't understand me correctly, do you remember, for example, the last scene in the first part where I'm sitting in the diner and posting an ad. This phrase "Are you having trouble? Is everything against you? Call the equalizer!" This is the moment when he realizes what purpose he has. So this could have been incorporated into the development of his personality in the sequels. For example, someone could have helped him, in the series it was Mickey Kostmeyer, in the third part it could have been Frank Masters, for example, the cop from the first part. And you could have made a difference to other films instead of turning every sequel into a bigger bloodbath. Meanwhile, the sequels are still about tearing brutal criminals to pieces, which isn't the least bit creative. That's not what movies should be about. The story should be at the forefront and worthy of a high-profile actor like Denzel Washington.

Because if they had the good reaction times, they'd be the hero in the films?