The Equalizer 3 | Collins Meets McCall (ft Denzel Washington & Dakota Fanning) 

It’s the girl from twilight

​@@andrewnguyen4947Swoosh. Right over your head.

She still has that keen eye for details just like in man on fire

The new Meryl Streep.

Man on Fire: 8 of 10 points Equalizer 1: 8 of 10 points Equalizer 2: 6 of 10 points Equalizer 3: 0 of 10 points

Yes his version of Robert McCall is my favorite

Best way I have heard it described

so true.

It Amazes me the way the most dangerous man in the world can be so fair and compassionate.

Agreed.

it's the OCD

It’s a form of OCD , he has to do that routine every time he sit to have tea

Yes, but great drama too.@@Mrwilliamblast

he always straightens his things. Even other peoples things just before he wipes them out.

He's a perfectionist. And likely has some form of OCD, as others have mentioned.

I didn't realise 😂

“Man on Fire” is easily my favorite Denzel’s movie.

@@kardondo : It would've been cool if the opening scene of Equalizer 3 was McCall waking up from a nightmare hearing a young girl screaming, "Creasssyyyyyy! CREASYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!" *

And you can tell they had fun with this one....

Correct, now I have to watch again th the 50th time😂

A great film indeed

Yes! It would've been cool if the opening scene of Equalizer 3 was McCall waking up from a nightmare hearing a young girl screaming, "Creasssyyyyyy! CREASYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!" It would've meant that Creasy survived in "Man on Fire." *

It's one of my favourite movies. One of his best I would say too,

The Late Great Tony Scott directed that move! I don't know who I liked better Tony or Ridley but both of those brothers were insanely great directors! They knew how to use talent and they don't come no more talented than the Denzel! Man on Fire was freaking Monumental!

Exactly 😂😂😂😂

Are you on drugs

I disagree, I think she is not a good actress. Her mannerisms don't match the scene. Sitting across from Denzel she seems woefully out of place. His acting skills really point out her scripted conversation.

@@SlothfulSins I think thats why it works. She fits the "I'm trying" role.... while he is the perfect "been there, done that" seasoned guy. If she didn't have that could learn a thing or two vide in that scene, it would have been a miss.

wait are you talking man on fire, i didnt know fanning was in that

Now you know. 👍🏼 After I realize who she was, it seemed so much more special. Only now he’s talking to her like an adult rather than a child.

Much less serious roles? Hounddog? The Secret Life of Bees? The Runaways? Now is Good?

@@BW022 ik,😂i am sam, man on fire...🤣 but i guess her portfolio has a bit for everyone of rcourse 🙌✨cat in the hat, charlotte's web, coraline...👌killer actress for sure

watch ripley

I came here to say all of this

Just means she’s all grown up She turns 30 this year Nice to see Dakota reunited with Denzel

He is 100% a good guy and a total no BS no PC kind of guy, I love his interviews, literally zero tolerance for Hollywood BS, I could see Denzel as a veteran cop or soldier if he was not a actor.

Denzel is a good guy in real life. Two college buddies were on the film Remember the Titans (filmed in Atlanta) back in the day. One of them had spent more time with Denzel during filming and said he was the real deal off camera, giving advice (professional and life) to the younger guys (regardless of the amount of screen time each guy had.) and always chatting with the crew. There were more stories, but my boys said to know him is to love him.

@@deanfirnatine7814Hollywood BS ?

@@ArthurFreitasAF it's sometimes called 'the message'.

Great line, Great delivery, great scene

betting some studio drone made them do it...

Or she deliberately left the shutter on because she knew that he knew that she was there anyway.

She was pretty close. Hard to not notice.

I'm pretty sure that most normal people don't notice anything going on around them.

Watching Denzel as a young Rob McCall would probably be straight insanity

That would be bad because he was avoiding sequels for a long time

There is no heir to the Equalizer

I prefer the other way round. Denzel gets captured and Dakota comes to rescue

Dakota as the insider feeding info to Denzel is the way I'm seeing this going

lol

we can hope. After all, nobody is tough. Just trained or untrained...

He faked his death. I also think he was a bagman, so no one was supposed to know who he was. You get that when they show his team in part 2.

Many agents are unlisted, outsourced. CIA doesn't like trace backs

Having worked with people who've served in the military, the good ones are good at operational security (i.e. not talking about stuff in front of people they're not supposed to). Susan Plummer was in intelligence, and she as much as anyone would have been strict on not leaking stuff to civilians (like her daughter), including details about wetwork operatives. McCall stresses his name because he knows Collins will look him up. He expects her to find him, either in the system or via her mom's notes. When she comes back in a later scene saying she has no idea who he is, he seems genuinely surprised. He was expecting the daughter of his DIA handler, who's now in the CIA, to be able to find something on him. My headcanon is that Plummer found a way to get McCall expunged from the records (either before or after she knew he faked his death). I was expecting a scene where Collins goes to her parents' home, finds her mom's trove of old documents, and reads the paper version of his file that she stole from the DIA. That's a classic Hollywood trope.

He probably was using an heated electric mug

He could have just been doing that for prop as he observes his surroundings 😂😂😂

Water for some tea is supposed to be 60-80 degrees(140-180f) so if the water was boiled he's supposed to wait before putting it in.

you really think that is what he was doing? it was a prop, a reason for being there, that's all, he was never going to drink it🤣🤣

@@georgemoore7186 Otherwise he'd have used the teapot properly.

"Really poor directing"... Really? (To your credit, what acclaimed 'works' have YOU directed??? )😲

@@leofearon Yes, really. Denzel is a tremendous actor with tremendous screen presence and does a great deal to compensate, but the clumsy, amateurish direction is impossible to completely compensate for. You should be able to discern that - a serious personal failing on your part.