Denzel schools young thugs with some wisdom and a loaded gun 🌀 4K | The Equalizer 2 

Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

" im your daddy, your mama just didn't tell you" was the hardest sincerest insult in movie history. Lol

The kid was so excited to be working with Denzel. He was speechless when he saw Denzel on the red carpet and when he talked to him and told him that he's working with him in a new movie, Denzel response was: "Well I'll see you at work on monday then." I'm so happy for him

This man always gives me chills. He is a talent that will never be equalled.

“Man ain’t spelled g-u-n, son.” “Let’s find out together.” This scene was filled with beautiful lines. Totally underrated.

I love how Denzel acts. He's always portraying a father figure teacher or the guardian. Something not many movies portray nowadays

“MAN ain’t spelled G-U-N son…. You got a choice” top five best lines in this movie

Just shows that some people don’t need to wear masks to be scary…..Denzel was truly horrifying in this scene and makes it work

"See what happens when you deal wit liars!!" - Immensely underrated quote

I was fortunate enough to have a real dad. Mine was an Army Ranger who served in warzones that nobody today even remembers, but he taught me the skills I needed to survive and to thrive. He died when I was only 28, but what he taught me will never leave me and for that I am forever grateful. I feel him with me everywhere I go. I couldn't have asked for a better teacher. He taught me that strength isn't just in the weapon you're carrying, it's in the mind itself. The mind is more powerful than any firearm, and the survival of the man carrying it depends upon his reaction time, trigger discipline, and a steady hand.

Watching this scene, I have to think dude was actually shook for a minute in real life. Denzel seems like he could be acting and still touch your real life. There will never be another like him.

Denzel going to be talked about hundreds of years from now, absolutely legendary actor

The fact that the young actor looked up to Denzel his whole childhood and got a chance to not only be a main character with him. But have him give a deep, personal, emotional performance with his arm around him. I bet he cried after

I love how the gang all look at each other after Denzel leaves like they just witnessed something supernatural.

I almost shed a tear everytime he says ''you don't know what death is''... dealing with death is so hard, it leaves us with pain for the rest of our lives. it's always there in our mind, until it's our turn to go

That "Why me" scene could make a man sheds a tear. That's how powerful your love for other is. This movie got some real life wisdoms. Awesome!!

It wouldn't surprise me one bit to learn that Denzel specifically asked for a scene _like_ this to be added to the script, because that's what he does it in real life: he loves people, and wants to help those in need of help -- or intervention. It's just the kind of warm, caring person that he is.

He spoke to every young blood thats lost in this world. His performance is off the charts.

This movie should be played in schools to teach everyone, Denzel is preaching

You can feel this scene. You don’t just watch it, you FEEL it.

feels like he's talking to struggling, younger generations who struggle out there. Such a powerful scene.

I simply loved the dynamic of how a trained killing vigilante or assassin, whatever Bob McCall is, takes a young man in his arms and says there's another way!

Denzel isn't acting here, he's straight channeling some experience that's shaped a part of him he chose not to become. Amazing

That was some real DAD/FATHER energy. It takes real men to help raise up the next generation into healthy adults.

This film wasn’t necessarily on par with the original, but this scene really stuck with me. The frustration, the disappointment, and anger. I think we all feel what Denzel feels when we see a young man that feels like they have no choice but to choose this life path. I’m a white guy and have no idea of the social pressures like that young kid faces. But we all wish that there was a way to save them from that life in the way Denzel did. You can tell Denzel felt a personal obligation and calling to write in a scene like this. An Oscar performance in a relatively mediocre action sequel. Amazing scene.

F*** This scene is AWESOME. The end, "I don't want to hear nothing about yo mama or the white man putting you down, you got a chance, TAKE IT while you're still alive." It's a 9/10 from me.

2:39 forward is pretty much what every kid would benefit from. Maybe not with guns being pointed at one another but the hard truth. The reality. The love. It's one of my favorite scenes from one of my favorite movies.

That speech in the end was phenomenal. That is why Denzel is the king. ❤️

Another example of Denzel's greatness -- truly one of the best contemporary actors in the business.

Mr. Washington still sends chills up my spine. This man is one of the most talented actors I have ever seen.

Denzel is what makes this movie work and stand out among other action movies. Definitely a 9,5 and I'll give "Man on Fire" a solid 10.

Denzel is such a joy to watch on screen. The man kills it every time. What a talent.

And do you realize that after Denzel leaves the room, none of them get up to go after him! That alone speaks how much they were terrified, and when the kid popped in then they got up and started yelling and standing 🤣

I like to think all the guys upstairs were gonna go after him but they heard his speech from down the hall and hugged it out. E: If you don’t feel the seething sarcasm, you probably need a hug.

They way he pulls him in closer & closer making the aggressive yet gentle, hostile, yet loving motion really puts the icing on top of tht sequence. My older brother had one if these moments w/ me. It went from i thought i was gonna have to fight my brother to getting “it”. What unconditional love means, tht “im not gonna let u keep destroying ur life, ur gonna be punished by me worse than the world ur living is but im still gonna be here to love u so make a decision to get ur life together.” Man this scene takes me back but man i smile & cry haply tears cause it was a true pivotal moment of my life.

What I love most about Denzel is many of his lines are improvised. You can't write lines like his, they just flow from the heart!

Imagine being a young actor and you do this scene with the great Denzel? Wow. Way to learn your trade.

“Cmon gangster, 5 pounds of pressure is all it takes”. Denzel Washington the GOAT in my eyes

One of his most prolific and impactful scenes. He's speaking from real life experience and you can tell

Why me lines got me teared up. Thank you D, I'll try to be a better person today than yesterday.

"Yoh who tf is this nigga." "Your father. Yo mama just didn't tell you." 💀💀

Denzel is so believable. So intense. You feel the intensity.

What an actor! In a way it's just life itself, no acting needed.

This was a great scene especially because Denzel talks about this alot. He even mentioned Little Yummy something he has done in his interviews. This looked like it was improved to me. Well done.

He asks "why me?" But this scene actually shows him doing more than that. Mcall didn't just give HIM the chance. He gave the rest of that gang the chance too. The three look outs - could have easily finished them off. Those in the room could have killed them all too.

denzel speaks talent. hands down one of the best actors AND people that the industry and us have been blessed with.

this scene only tops so many movies nowadays. A truly legend right there.

“Why me” followed immediately by “Why not you?” is amazing, but then the next immediate “but why me?…let’s find out together” is probably the most beautiful cut of dialogue I’ve heard.

He is a god. Not an actor. What an absolutely magnificent scene.

I like how no one is talking about the MESSAGE in this clip. The streets and thuggery aren't the way! Your talents WILL and CAN put food on the table, but you have to be an innovative and critical thinker. There are people out there you can network with and that will help mentor you, but you have to be willing to believe in yourself. I came from nothing and had access to the world and great knowledge people wont come across in a lifetime. I gave no excuses about my environment or lack of a dad in the home and put in the hard work! LET'S GOO!! 🔥 👏 Comment your passion, as I have the ability to help anyone...also, negativity I can care less about. REALITY CHECK

"You have no idea what death is" Most of us don't have any idea but we act tough like we know.

Denzel washington's acting is always on a different level all together

Denzel is awesome, or course, but shorty held his own. Good work, kid.

Some real life advice right there. Quit acting like everything in your life is holding you down. YOU are holding you down, no-one else.

The quickness with “why not you” hit me hard man.

I believe he is telling it to all young black men caught in this environment.

I'm telling y'all when Denzel Washington acts, it's a whole different environment.

So many young men out there that don’t know their father. Kinda hit me hard since mine found me at 17. Made all the difference! God Bless!

It really was nice of Denzel Washington to make two movies to show us how he spends his weekends.

I thank God He made Denzel. He makes this world better. He's a good man.

There a message worth listening to for any young men, White, or Black, or any other colour , race or creed. We all have a choice. Sometimes you may not think so, sometimes it seems like there is no other way. But there is. you just have to be strong.

Damn, I had to have a conversation kinda like that with a youngster today, only about heroin. Got him to help, but it was the most exhausting day in a long time.

oh man Denzel Washington is absolutely brilliant. so intense, one of the best actors of all time

1:57 "sit down" and the way Denzel's moving the gun haha so dope

10. I just love Denzel being a badass.

4:17 - 4:25 Real shit. I don't want to hear that racism, oppression bullshit. Neither does the actor Denzel. Not just this character. Little Yummy? That's a real person Denzel spoke about in interviews. He has also spoke about the excuses made. He spoke about choices.

This scene is so damn powerful!

Man Denzel was ruthless in the 1st movie but the 2nd movie he was an OG.

"You don't know what death is... YOU HAVE NO IDEA WHAT DEATH IS!" Shivers, every time.

The dude at 2:09 who told the dude at 2:08 to wait saved his life. McCall would have killed the man at 2:08 easily.

No true words have ever been spoken and the way Denzel brought it to life is incredible "you don't know what death is you have no idea what death is"... He said it the way that someone would say who has personal experience in those matters and trust me I know what I'm talking about I did 30 years in the NYPD I have seen death up close and far away and he just nailed those lines

The most powerful scene in the Equalizer movies. Of course I love the fight scenes, but this is beyond great action. It's some of the best acting Denzel has done, and a scene that should be shared with anyone who is thinking of joining a gang.

when ever I overthink and become pessimistic cuz I myself wanna be a actor but primarily a RU-vidr Filmmaker the same way we look at Denzel as the greatest that’s what I’m striving for whenever I’m in doubt I run to this scene it’s almost like an escape when he said to him “man ain’t spelled GUN” and then he says “you got talent” it makes me teary eyed cuz even tho I’m hard on myself so many people tell me that insane talent that I have as a filmmaker especially my editing skills as I’m a self taught editor but then when he says “you still got a chance USE IT WHILE YOU’RE STILL ALIVE” the tears come pouring down such a huge reminder that I have a chance I’m 26 still young but growing I just hope one day I can move you guys the way Denzel does with my storytelling 🎥

Denzel is the father figure I never had

"why me?" immediately followed by "why not you?". This scene is gold.

Are you S E R IOUS??? You can't give this just a 10!!! This was like INFINITY...straight up pure "FIRE"!!!

Did you notice, at 0:10 the blood splashed on wall?

Denzel always has positive messages in most of his movies.... top 5 actor in my book!

Thank you Denzel this scene is stuck in my head even after yrs I still remember it perfectly before I choose something stupid it just replays in my head, thank you for real all teenager need a man like him

The hat lift says it all without a word..Denzel acting...bon appétit

No matter what role he in man he makes it feel like he actually talking to you is crazy. I felt this scene like it was me and he was talking straight to my soul god damn

Best scene in the movie imo, that damn speech really hits. You can never go wrong with Denzel!

[HIP-HOP PLAYING ON STEREO] that part gave me chills 🥶

This scene was POWERFUL. It literally broke barriers.🔥

One of the best actors of our time. Makes ya wonder.....if in real life he wouldn't bring the same message and mean it.

The fact I have not seen equalizer is a sin.

"Five pounds of pressure, that's all it takes." That's a chilling line.

I havent seen number 2 or 3 yet. I thought i was getting tired of denzels typical characters he plays. But god damn he is one hell of an actor. So good

Out there in the world, there are millions of young black men, crying out for a Denzel. Crying to mommy, for never having the taste in men, to have a Denzel stick around and raise a good boy.

"you gotta spin the bend tonight, right?" I felt that!

F'ing incredible. Alotaaaa brothers need this in their life.

Powerful Denzel moment. What a fucking legend this man.

I feel like this scene summarizes Denzel’s world view. Unreal.

I love the ending, where the kid is on a bus (in his school uniform) explaining the Super Hero cartoon he's created, to a girl. The girl asks "Does he fly" and he says "No, he drives a Malibu". I was laughing all the way through the closing credits (and happy).

"You have no idea what death is!" Powerful. So powerful.

Denzel has the eyes of the angry dad when he look at the gangsters when he leaves the room ! 😄 When your father look at you like this, you know you're in trouble !

Lmaoo a lil Yummy huh? Hahahaa😂😂😂 shot had me weak

"Hey Yo Mr Mcall. Why Me?" " why not You?".....Damn, people need self respect. Its really does make you stronger.

Forget the "yo momma" jokes, Denzel's "I'm your dad, your momma just didn't tell you" scorched that off the Earth!

I love how he spoke to him just like a goon from the hood. He put himself in the same position to drive the point home.