Bad Times at the El Royale - Miles Killing Scene (4K) 

2:34 the way he kicks up the gun. That is so fucking bad ass. You think he's just a typical drug addict, working at a hotel but his backstory takes you by surprise and makes you realize he's simply just trying to escape his past. He's the best character in this movie!!

Talk about a “wtf” moment when Darlene asks Miles, “how many people have you killed”, and he answers, “123.” I was so happy when Miles becomes Rambo. What a great acting job he did. Alot of Tarantino-esque cinematography. Great flick!

Dude IS THE MOST BADASS PERSON IN THIS FILM AND HE DIED SO UNRIGHTEOUSLY 😭😭😭😭 R.I.P MILES

The best part is cut off right before this, When the singer Darlene asks "How many people have you killed, Miles?" He stares off and says "123".

I remember clearly when he said how many people he killed, and I was expecting a serial killer flashback or something. What followed was a load of "WTFFFF" and "HOLY SHIT"

I loved how they implied he was a serial killer before they showed the actual story. Everyone in the movie theater gasped when he said he killed 123 people and someone yelled “WHAT”

I like how hemsworth’s character turns around and smiles when he sees miles with the gun. You can just tell he thinks miles is just some stupid kid and that he can talk him down. But before he even finishes his sentence gets a bullet in head.

Turns out he was the biggest killer than any other characters in this movie. Best character in the movie. 💥

The most badass scene is when Billy disrespect Darlene's angelic voice..and the priest just lost it... All hell break lose..

Miles is such a tortured soul and Lewis Pullman's portrayal of him is absolutely AWESOME. He makes Miles' pain and anguish so real. I hope to see a lot more from him. Loved this movie and Miles is one of my favorite characters.

The way Miles kicks up the rifle looks down the barrel loads a round in the chamber like a boss....he transforms from that shy bell boy to a stone cold killer in the flash of a moment....favorite scene of the whole movie!

The confessions scene really got me

2:33 is just so badass

When Chris Hemsworth isn't in Marvel movies, he's dying in all the other ones he's in. Seriously, he dies a lot.

Miles is officially most badass movie character..

I saw this movie 3 times in theaters with mostly different people each time. I waited to see their reactions to Miles’ “123” and was not disappointed lol

You think he’s this timid weak kid an he just flips a switch an becomes a man of shear will. One of my favorite characters of any movie ever.

Miles shows how you may never know that there are hidden hero's around you in the most unassuming people. (Until you need them.)

I really love how easily he put down every single one of them without hesitation because they were the enemy and they all had guns in their hands but he never even thought about killing Boots/Rosie because in his eyes she was a victim and innocent, little did he know she was one of the worst. Regardless I believe that even though he had killed 123 people and thought his soul was destined for hell for it, but he constantly shows that the carnage of war had not turned him into a monster like he thought. His guilt is immense and he just wants to repent, even though he was not technically forgiven by a real priest I do not think it matters because for whatever sins he believes he committed were all forgiven because he put the lives of others ahead of his own

Only that bugged me is that he let down his guard with Rose. He saw her cold dead soul when her sister was murdered.

a broken soul who tries so hard to forget the past and wants to be forgiven for what he has done, miles is a great character

Lewis Pullman was the breakout star of the movie. And his scenes with the legend Jeff Bridges were great.

The most satisfying scene, even more than when Rose's character was revealed.

I really enjoyed this flick. I didn’t expect to but man I was truly surprised how good the characters are dialogue was and the few action scenes like this were on point. Besides how could you go wrong w this cast!?

I really didn’t like miles in the beginning, but he was by far the best character in this movie. That final scene was so badass, and he died in such a bad way, it’s a shame. Loved what they did with him though.

"How many people did you kill?" "123." First I thought Miles was a psychopath who killed every guest after filming them and that he also killed all the other staff members and that's why he was so alone in the big hotel...but I guess war is good as well😅

I love how many references this has to tarantinos movies. The homages were spot on.

damn his k/d ratio

Bill Pullman's son is the MAN! That kicked up rifle moment and his confidence while shooting was the best part of this already good movie! Last week I was on set with him and told him such (and confessed his dad's ID speech is incredible....to which he agreed).

this guy was like a tyrannosaurus among wolf

Some of my favorite cinematography and editing in recent memory. Well done Drew Goddard, you are indeed a God.

So this is what Bob was doing in his past life before becoming a Top Gun pilot and flying with Tom Cruise

If you've never been in a war and fought in a battle and in the aftermath you watch a bunch of friends of yours that are dead get put in body bags and put on a chopper you have no idea what he felt. I admire his skill. I also understand his pain.

2:17 Putting two in the booth and not even wasting the time to confirm the kill was badass. The dude is back in war, and all nerves have left him and he's completely focused

This guy was the real treat in the movie! Loved his performance!!

This was the best part of the movie, especially the flashback to Vietnam. I think that was the part that stuck with me the most

I'm not a fan of newer movies, but damn this was good

Man I was blinded-sided by this scene! I took him for a junkie pushover this entire time and after this he deserved his forgiveness. Such a cut throat way to die but what a way to save the day! A noble mans death forsure. That 0-60 flip of a switch when he kicked up that rifle. Superb!

This is a war flashback done right, probably the best one in a while. Often 5 minutes to 20 minutes of war sequence helps to much to characters grow up and become a new person in our eyes. That's why I like Forrest gump, it was never a war movie, a comedy movie and a love story. It was all of them, done right in the right time.

I love this part Miles just comes alive and starts drilling people.

Lewis Pullman for Harry Osborn

And now his kill count is 127 .

It’ll be a travesty if Lewis Pullman doesn’t get an Oscar Nomination for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in this film. Fantastic acting portrayed in Miles’ character.

the look from Jeff Bridges in the background from 2:35 to 2:36 sums up the expression of every one who watched the movie for the first time.

That is the MOST BADASS SCENES I'VE EVER SEEN! Anyone who's been in a warzone & been forced to kill understands his reluctance.

I love how the movie makes sense how the revolver is precisely shooted with 6 bullet

I just now watched this movie and had to see this again. My God, they still make great movies. I can't believe it.

This is one of the best scene in film history, the plot twist, and the heroic turn of events. It's just sad that he didn't shoot Rose... i would, especially after she just watched her sister die, anyone who can do that is an evil person

the Billy Lee character was so EXTREMELY annoying through out the movie. I only wished he died slower.

The best character in the movie. Sucks how he died from the psycho sister.

miles was great

Yes Best scene of the movie.

Honestly I got to tell you Lewis Pullman is great in this movie bad time at the El Royale 👏👏⚡🔥❤️🔥💯

This movie surprised me in so many ways. So underrated!

Easy there, Alter Boy...

1:54 I just love the sounds things make in movies

That was the coolest fucking ending i've ever seen went fucking great soldier boy still has it

Their story was really unexpected. I thought miles was a serial killer when Darlene asked him, how many people have you killed? And he answered 123. Then a flashback appeared. WOW

oh miles. the incarnation of the universal soldjer. His sould and his mind. At the same time impressive and at the same time a tragedy. Life in piece and forever miles.

2:06 When the veteran player finally decides to start trying for real in order to carry the struggling team.

2:34 I feel so guilty for loving this. Power fantasies like these haunt me and I have to keep them inside because they're immature and destructive. Thank you Miles for being who we all wanted to be at that point.

went from zero to hero in under a minute

Can I just say I LOVE THAT FOR ONCE SOMEONE WAS SHOT *THROUGH THE FURNITURE IN A MOVIE!* This bitch jumped behind the couch like *"phew! hot damn, I almost got shot!"* and for once movie physics didn't make anything you can crouch behind entirely bulletproof! *Can you just imagine my utter shock when some fabric and a 1/4" worth of plywood failed to stop two high velocity magnum rounds?!?!* 'Cause I can definitely imagine HERS!

It is apparent I'm not the only one that thinks Miles is a total bad ass. When he grabbed the rifle and headed to the door, I jumped out of the chair and yelled you go boy!!

Miles turns on his aimbot.

he's character is so badass!! lewis pullman pulled it off!!!

Miles is the best character in the movie by far

Loved this scene.

The most satisfying moment is when billy lee is blown away for all to see, essential his little brain washed girl! “Easy Alter boy....”

The best scene in a film.

awesome film

Damn Miles was at the end the real badass

I Did Not See That Coming, Not From 'Miles' Away. LOL. But Seriously Badass Miles. He Made This Whole Film For Me.

This entire fucking movie was like the ending of pulp fiction. I was losing my shit when it was revealed this Jeffrey Dahmer looking dude turned out to be a sharpshooting war hero lmao. Best ending twist I've seen in a while.

Everytime miles shoots his weapon someone dies

So nice to see a movie this good instead of some CGI mush of super heroes and re-makes

He was vicious and a killer, though a youth of 24

that "123" gave me chills, like when Godzilla(2014)'s tail lit up before he spit atomic breath. Thor done fucked up at that moment lol.

A man who fears what he good at because of what it leaves in his wake.

2:09 "Easy there, Arthur Morgan" ??? WTF.

Had to sit through that whole movie for that scene.

When the higher level player says "fuck it" and cuts loose.

Who of thought miles the front desk manager would be bad ass I thought he was a quiet front desk manager that was their to help and stay out of everyone's business did not see that coming.

easily my favourite scene

The deadliest man is Miles.

1:17 and Miles last confession were the parts I started crying at, He truly did bad things but he regrets every single one of them and only wants forgiveness

This is the only reason I rewatched the movie.

I felt so terrible when his past was revealed. I just assumed he was some weird, shady, perverted, violent junkie.. but, he was just a tortured war vet. He is like the embodiment of disillusionment(and kind of vietnam vets in general). He was just some innocent, religiously raised, farmboy who got sent off to an illegal war and was rewarded by being used by the government the rest of his life. He's just a lost soul(and the poetic irony of a guy who's been used by the US government his whole life almost lazily wiping out this low level cult is hilarious, but it's for someone more articulate than me to dive into).

Esse filme é fenomenal!

Most inspiration scene in my life.

One of my favorite movies of all times

Damn this guy went from a schoolboy Tom holland to a fucking Rambo I loved this scene too sad that he had to go like this

Criminally underrated movie.

miles was the best fking part of the movie he deserves an oscar period XD

I just found out that the boy that played miles is Bill Pullmans son omg.

Liked that one scene a lot.

My favorite scene

God, I love him so much. Such a sweet and badass personality at once... My favorite character along with Daniel Flynn so far.♥

I love the scene

Great flick