'What Are You Gonna Do, Frank?' Scene | Red 

Lol put your hat back on

​ @AL-ts6iv not funny. you know bruce has a serious illness?

yes, an outstanding actor, very sad. all from the old guards making a lot of great movies currently

I heard that Bruce is suffering from dementia, sad

Its a very well made movie; though, there seems to be a sad decline in the quality of writers these days.

Oh so goood! Whoever wrote that needs a raise, and the director for choosing the perfect way to frame it.

Wait till you’re a father. Then that feels even more chilling.

His character is right. That's why the scumbags use those threats in the first place. A lot of Intel agents- on both sides- choose not to have a family. It's safer that way.

I think the most chilling line is when he goes, “….you still there cooper….” Like he knew exactly when he saw his address

I love this conversation, which is representative of the entire movie. It wasn't until he realized Frank was in his own house that he realized that he wasn't as smart or experienced as he thought. Another good part was when he hit the police car Frank was in and got several clips unloaded into his car 😂😂😂the way he walks in his boss' office is hilarious because she damn near got him killed by withholding info on Frank ❤

And Billy Butcher and LOTR.

priest...

Tbh after the boys ended I google him every other week to check what new stuff he is doing. First actor I have done this with

Dude lord of the ring lol

Dr McCoy!!!

Not exactly. Willis tells him that if Sarah is harmed he will take out Cooper's family and Cooper knows Frank can find them no matter where they are hidden.

@@HariSeldon913 yeah, that's what we're EXPECTED to believe will happen, because there are no "good guys" here. But sometimes there is no subtext, and that's on purpose.

@@spdcrzy no, that's exactly what Frank was telling Cooper. What's left to subtext is whether Frank would actually do it. I don't think he would have, but he knows that Cooper isn't going to risk it.

Cooper has more resources- like safe houses and such.

Yes - but those work for only so long if you want your family to have anything like a normal life - and Frank seems like the kind who would have something in place to go after that family even if he were no longer alive... @@tatianalyulkin410

Great acting indeed but there's more to it. Cooper was so confident at the start, then he came to realise the situation was bigger than he realised, then he realised that whilst he was a great killer, he had a massive weakness he had not even realised was a weakness! That was the point I went from not liking him and then laughing at him to feeling sorry for him. His whole life could be ripped apart because he was doing his job and being manipulated.

No- Cooper thought his family was safe because it was his right to go after his enemies' family members ( something that the CIA and the FBI do in real life ) and nobody would dare to turn the tables on him. What can I say? He was wrong.

@@Edward-nf4ncagreed. I love how the story he was telling made it seem like he was referring to himself, but he was really talking about cooper. When he says, “I don’t know anything more frightening than knowing that your enemies can hurt someone that you love”. Excellent scene.

“….please…..please don’t hurt my family…” and “….I swear to you I will keep Sarah safe”

​@@PeopleRTheProblem more to the point "you're at my house". The way his face goes from arrogance to pure terror.

He will eat you for breakfast

Cooper is probably a second or a third generation- there is no other job. But knowing who and what Frank was and not even thinking for five minutes that while you're hunting him he's hunting you is SO CIA. Like Londo Mallari used to say, " Arrogance and stupidity in one package- how convenient for you! " Come on, Coop, time to grow up.

She didn't even know why he was there.

She knows him better than that. She'll conceal/carry from now on and she will teach the kids to do the same when they're old enough but she would never ask him to be a different person. What scares me is that it's already " inverted "- his son's eyes are not the eyes of a terrified seven year old. He knows.

​@@tatianalyulkin410She's a civilian and her children are civilians..... Do you really think they would stand a chance against a CIA assassin with decades of experience?

Had a next to nothing part, but gave the part her all.

Because he knew what Cooper could have done to Sarah. He's no Boy Scout either. We forget that.

Reminds us of the chilling realization he has likely done something like that before. And is deadened to the act of doing it again. 😮😮

Well, the CIA does go after family members. Mossad was their teacher and now they're training the Gestapo/SBU.

@@tatianalyulkin410 Take those Nazi comparisons out of your mouth, dude.

I may do one for Labor Day weekend! I own all 3 Star Trek films along with Dredd, Pathfinder, and this movie. I also own the tv series he was on for one season called Almost Human

​@@johnpollard7329 Don't forget Xena.

Don't forget the original 3 "Lord of the Rings" movies. He was buried under a few pounds of blonde wig, but he was there, too!

And seen the look on his face when she said that it’s like I really messed up big time

The Boys. Thor 3. Riddick.

His performance as Caesar in Xena terrified me.

@@KristineMaitland Haven't seen those ones... Barely watched Xena... Too "flim-flam" for me...

"Age and treachery bear youth and skills."

W comment

@normvw4053 My grandfather once told me not to start shit with an old man. "If he's too old to fight, he'll just kill you, go home, and take a nap."

unless it is, nothing is given

​@@jackstecker5796my grandpa would have dinner and listen to a Dodger game when he got home

I’m glad there was non3rd installment. Red 2 was garbage

@PeopleRTheProblem That's OK. I liked it anyway. I still wish to we had a third. I think 🤔 B. Willis made some great movies. Happy Holidays.

@@timebandit2951 I’m a huge fan of Bruce Willis. I love all Die Hard movies except 2 and A good day. I love The Last Boy Scout. I even love his role in G.I. Joe, and his short role in the first Expendables (but not any of the sequels) Not knocking what you like….just expressing my disappointment with Red 2, because Red was so good. 2 was more of a caricature of the first.

​@@timebandit2951I love RED 2 as well. I think greed is the reason it wasn't made because it was a box office hit, but didn't triple the budget like the original one did. But 2 had a bigger budget being overseas and all

He was also Eomer in the Lord of the Rings He’s one of my favs!

it's funny that you didn't mention "the boys", as that's his biggest leading man role yet.

@@donkeyears4704 You are correct! Billy was in a TV series not a Hollywood movie. Sorry, but to me TV and such (series) are not on my my radar; AND, FOR ME are devoutly avoided. Gilligan, Ginger and Mary Ann were also stars on a TV series but what major Hollywood movies did they ever appear in? No offense, but Hollywood was my threshold criteria for scoring. Your opinion and gas mileage may vary.

His various roles in Xena & Hercules series are good, too.

Mary-Louise Parker. Always a favorite of mine.

Also well worth looking up in The West Wing.

I also loved how they reversed it in RED 2!

One of my all-time favorite stunts.

Old my a$$ had me rolling 😅

I would give my right arm for RED 3 where Bruce and Karl are fighting on the same side as father and son. And maybe Karl gets kidnapped and tortured to get to Bruce. Like to totally turn the tables. I guess not in the cards.

Or, you know, you can let a decrepit old pervert keep it in boxes in his shitter so the Russians can read it when they are there to give him his daily orders

Just be a dem for 8 years and keep it in a garage with all of your kids crack and illegal shit as well. No one will do a thing lol.

Ultra is a super old marking. Although it's prob too old for this movie though I think it was retired before Moses time

@@bigriverraiders9243 I forget the context, but the document might be old. Are you sure? I know someone who recently applied/received that clearance. Edit: now that I think back, he did mention that they changed the terminology.

hey if a former pres thinks he can take what documents he wants no matter the clearance why can't anyone else

never forget the RPG fight xD

I love how these characters were allowed to be as bad ass as they were supposed to be. If you live to retirement as a spy that’s a testament to how great you were. I love how they were never really backed into a corner. Their experience won out every single time

Frank is not Cooper. He'll never be Cooper. It requires ....I don't even know what to go after your enemy's family.

And the truest.

Life is a very dark and scary place my dearest. That's why we have cartoons, romantic comedies and Broadway musicals.

No. It's a documentary.

Red 1 yes….2….🤮

They never do.

Weeell, when they revealed what RED stands for they just might have figured that "... extremely dangerous" was not an exaggeration.😂

When in actual fact, he's saying he has to kill him because he's become a massive security risk, that death would be preferable to what he could be facing.

Like " renditioning " ? You're probably right.

Character actor😊

Never noticed that with him, but seen Gary Oldman in like 5 things before I realized it was the same guy.

Look at the difference from Lord of the Rings , Red, Dredd, and The Boys. Pretty distinct with little make up and a beard in one :)

The next Gary oldman

@@billyjoejimbob75damn….should’ve read the comments before I made my Gary Oldman comparison

Lol

It was a great movie though...

@@kleetus92 You are not wrong

It always was. We just loved America too much to see it. " Our precious father " is a gangster. That's all.

I wish there was a patriot trying to murder our VP or better our President and an FBI that I can trust. (today the President's son pleaded guilty of Tax evasion and lying while applying for a gun, and got no prison time) ANd about days after they indicted the presidential opponent of a crime that the President committed , but worse. and a week after the discovery the President collected 5 million in bribe from Ukraine when he was VP.

Same here....

Means nothing. She'll be back to her normal self in an hour. People who marry firefighters, police people and Intel people are tough as nails and have the cajones made of pure vibranium. Who said this is the first time Coop's life was in danger. Look carefully at his son's reaction. " Daddy is all right. I can breathe again. "

​@@tatianalyulkin410She wasn't concerned about him. She knew this was a sign her family was exposed because of his job and he needed to fix that. *That* was the look she gave him...

We're overlooking something vital- our Coop is a Marine. She's used to it. She's a civvy in name only.

He's probably old money. Became a Marine when he " didn't have to ".

she steals the show !

He's not really in this one

Sort of a semi good and bad guy.

and Judas.

Coop is not a Judas. He still thinks denial is the river in Egypt.

Been there myself. It’s a horrible feeling to watch someone you love simultaneously disappear and yet remain sitting there in front of you. My grandfather raised me. For all his faults he was a good man who did more for his community than they ever did for him. Towards the end he didn’t even know who I was. But at the very least I could comfort him as he died by playing the one thing he did recognize and helped him pass peacefully. His favorite music. And whenever I hear his favorite music is think of him and smile because on some level he’s still with me. So whenever you watch a Bruce Willis flick you think of your dad and smile. Because he’s never really gone. Because those memories are with you in those moments when you watched the movies. So hold onto those moments and always remember that joy you two shared.

Those were Montgomery County Maryland Police cruisers in the movie.

​@@lawdog89He was mocking Uvalde for its criminally slow response time and complete incompetence. They made the same mistakes that were made at Columbine.

That’s what makes it great. The tonal shifts are usually jarring….but here it’s done so well

The final shift was needed to show that Frank was still a dangerous predator. He knows how to make a point to ensure that Sara is unharmed. They were going to use Sara as leverage on him, so he flipped the tables around and showed he can do the same.

Only if you have the intent of keeping them especially after the government asks for it back.

Especially in the garage next to your 'vette.

Unless you're the actual president and have the legal ability to declassify anything he wants. Not so much if you're the vice president or the secretary of state. just sayin.

@@TheHippiWitch Yes, the president can declassify things, but there is a process. He doesn't just get to wish it to happen. Any document that is going to be declassified has to go through a number of hands and a number of processes before it is fully released. He did none of these. And besides, the espionage act that he's being charged with doesn't require them to be classified docs, just docs that discuss defense plans, and they were there. Also trump had been asked to return the docs for a YEAR and he said that he'd given everything back. Swore, in fact, through a lawyer. But then they raided his place and saw that he lied - he still had over 100 boxes at maralago. So stop blinding yourself to the cult leader's criminality. Wake up, put down the coolaid and join the human race.

@@ColinFox I've heard this before but nobody can point to official procedures I can read. So, forgive me if I don't take your word for that but ask for official sources.

Obvious double agent.

Of course. 🤣