Robert vs. Turkish Hitmen - Opening Train Fight Scene - THE EQUALIZER 2 (2018)

[@JBofBrisbane]

"An abusive man, so not a real man..." - Whip-CRACK!!!

[@faithhouse6111]

best line and execution of a line ever!!

[@speakingtherealtruth]

It would appear that is the life of muslim women, not to mention the very stupid "non muslim women" that get involved with these medieval men!

[@antonnym214]

Love me some Denzel. I don't think I've ever seen a bad performance from him. You know he's got the chops when, for example, he says, "My man...." and nothing more is needed. Scenes on a train are always fun.

[@CarlosReyes-jy2vu]

Denzel is the man! I love Denzel watched every movie he has ever made I would recommend them all!

[@vids4791]

The cameraman has some real balls sitting there and filming all of this. Dangerous, dangerous job.

[@ghizzle14]

[@markpope2512]

😅😅😅

[@wilderXX6]

😂😂😂

[@nishant_verma]

Cameraman Never Dies

[@drenklaf]

Ahh, ya don't know the half of it! Courageous, all of them.

[@o.c.g.m9426]

Till this day i can repeat word for word that Car Scene from Training Day. From the time he closes the door until the next scene. This guy is beyond great. One of 4 actors i will always pay full movie theater ticket price to see.

[@LeonJones-xn5kc]

Wa you don’t have to pay full price if it’s not him or the other 3 actors you like just full price when they are not in it 😂

[@DonaldMeyers-v8c]

Congratulations?

[@ronsindric4241]

He is good. But not in the same league as Brigadier General USAF James Maitland Stewart

[@tarunjohn742]

kirsten stewart is better

[@mikeyh0]

@@ronsindric4241 When he portrayed Lindberg flying across the Atlantic solo - well, it was simply amazing.

[@chriscripplercruz1833]

I come back to the scene of the mother running and can barely breathe in anticipation of seeing her daughter again a very very underrated acting scene I could as a parent literally feel her pain

[@chun-chunmaru]

Ok

[@georgecchouchlias2965]

Eδω είναι μεταμφιεσμενος σε μουφτης σωστά πάντως του πάνε οι ρολοι γαντι δύσκολο επάγγελμα ο ηθοποιός εγώ δεν θα πήγαινα με τίποτα σε σχολή υποκριτικής ε όλη την ώρα να μιλάω μπροστά σε μια κάμερα με τον σκηνοθέτη δίπλα στον εικονοληπτη και να μου λέει κάθε μια και τόσο CUT CUT CUT DAMNED HAHAHA

[@saulmtz7309]

I havent seen the movie did she get kidnapped

[@saulmtz7309]

@jerquake943 lmao stay mad Edit: thats right dont say nothing b1tch 🥰

[@saulmtz7309]

@jerquake943 There is it 😌 you are just gonna keep coming back to me 😘 if you are gonna waste your time thats fine with me 😂😂😂 Edit: aweeee of course I can say it to your face 😘 work on your stupid English 😂

[@Passion4Fashion2023]

Denzel Washington is the best!

[@DigitalNomadOnFIRE]

No Edward Woodward is the best. DW is decent tho...

[@Bullseye-we5ft]

@@DigitalNomadOnFIRE No Daniel Day Lewis is the best.

[@Sagemeister007]

Denzel is a phenomemal actor! He plays each character to perfection!

[@turbanheadless]

I think a lot of himself is portrayed in each character. All his characters are mentally strong with good moral values

[@neverwatchme33]

Someone call the schmeat police, this brother is riding

[@Danieljordan2]

This scene is so powerful…and Denzel only needed a cup of tea.

[@theCoolcatrich]

Wow, what a nice gentleman that guy was. He told the bartender to stay open for McCall. Then proceeds to pour him a shot from his own bottle. Too bad his life was cut short.

[@FeedingFrenzy91]

Was it confirmed that Denzel killed him? He said he would give him a chance to reconsider. God bless you.

[@FeedingFrenzy91]

Also, notice Denzel stopped his watch before continuing to talk to him.

[@Rusty-Starfish1970]

I don’t know what’s more terrifying, the thought of men like this in the world, or the reality of encountering one.

[@matthews_ballpythons1189]

As long as you’re not an evil person causing harm, you’ll never have to encounter one of these kinds of men 😂😂

[@choysum9030]

They are exaggerating. These kinds of men don't exist or atleat not to this degree.

[@Rusty-Starfish1970]

@@matthews_ballpythons1189 totally agree 🙂

[@RappRelevant333]

Your comment is far more terrifying

[@truthseeker77787]

​@@choysum9030ya wish😂

[@johnpoolton59]

Denzel is THE MAN ❤

[@williamdouglas2717]

I think I have watched this 10 x

[@sagatuppercut2960]

I like how he can do all that crazy stuff w/o being caught by the police.

[@tarunjohn742]

u can't?

[@mc76]

While leaving his fingerprints everywhere.

[@AGENT47ist]

He is an ex-CIA assasin that practically doesn't exist, for the public he is dead. Even if it wasn't the case, he knows the inner workings of everyone, he could find everything about a police department and if they are in dirty buisness.

[@RicheeBe]

@@AGENT47istAND it’s a movie lol if he gets caught the movie is over .

[@cyborgtemplar1989]

@@mc76 fingerprints are more the issue ya. taking actions like this and not getting caught is very doable for anyone who takes a profession in it. . . Well maybe not taking on 4 armed men at once, especially men who are innately expecting to be dangerous. Though them being likely drunk does help his case a bit.

[@raymondhale3093]

Dang...really have to give it up for these co-stars/cast for how well they projected those non-verbal 'oh crap-fear' looks! I'm literally just putting it ALL together for the kidnapping father in this scene: as Robert asks the dig-in question, the actor's responses are just brilliant as he diverts his eyes, drops his head, goes quiet like, 'I just told my bartender to serve this dude, AND sat with him, and he's got the skinny on my...!' Next, after that half-.... comeback the father turns but SPINS the shot glass 2 or 3 times before a cocky raising of the glass(saluting Robert's impending murder by his crew). Then, after Robert wrecks the crew, dude absolutely sits up and back the closer Robert got with a look l 5:50 ike, 'Here it comes!' And, just like the other movie, father's face freakin hits the floor when Robert delivered the pain message in HIS language...Robert had played ignorant of the language earlier. It's script, and what more can you say about Denzel, but c'mon, you gotta love how some of these folks played their roles!

[@NadineNewman-s1r]

Denzel Washington is one of the best people you can meet nice and kind 🙏

[@overlorddvst80r31]

Denzel just has presence .....Surely be ranked as one of the goats !!!!

[@tonypaella]

I think he already is being ranked as such

[@Darknamja]

*Denzel

[@tonypaella]

@@Dreamer19658 I get what you're saying. I think people view training day as a departure though. I think it's like with de niro, who in my opinion always plays the same guy. But he does it so well that people love him, rightfully so.

[@tonypaella]

@@Dreamer19658 I agree with that. Although, funny that you mention Gambon. He actually said he's just him reading lines lol

[@johncusato7979]

These Equalizer films are great man...really well acted too.

[@rw4686]

Correct! To bad there are not more of these films.

[@berndtherrenvolk1951]

"There's two kinds of pain. The kind that hurts. And then there's the bad kind."

[@JonRossen]

I love the opening shot...of the train and the landscape...beautiful.

[@MauryBallstein-go4ne]

Love the directing, camera work and ofcourse the acting

[@thepanel2935]

When Denzel activates his stop-watch, you know you're in deep sh-t....

[@SonniDunne-i4y]

Denzels my man❤

[@sapphyrus]

Only Turk in the entire scene was the waiter, everyone else was speaking unintelligible gibberish.

[@trevariusroberts9493]

For real lol

[@eelmohamed]

No difference to me. Turkish is gibberish.😊

[@topcat5992]

Only in Hollywood.

[@WriterandPhotographer]

I'm a big fan of Denzel and like very many roles he has played (Trip in Glory was amazing), but when the original series The Equalizer was on TV, I never missed an episode. I liked the original Equalizer (Edward Woodward....was in the 80s, but seems like is should have been the 70s)........he was someone you would never think in a hundred years could be a threat to anyone. This very proper Englishman of small stature. The best thing was always how things turned out, like the last scene in this video. I always liked it when the good guys won. The whole premise of the show was why the movies were popular also. Btw....I like Denzel's character in the Equalizer movies, it's just that I got to see the original series (much less violence on TV of course) and liked the character.

[@garywheeler60]

We are all lucky that a great script found the perfect actor for this role.

[@TyCathey]

Denzel will always be a top 3 actor imo. Dude is the only actor I actually like but its because he's perfected his craft as a actor and producer by creating great movies like the entire equalizer sequel. Each one absolutely great.

[@BigSilence-m6x]

I definitely agree with you about Denzel, who's your top 3 actors, just being curious

[@tonyromano6220]

Who are the other 2?

[@TyCathey]

@@BigSilence-m6x my top 3 are denzel, Samuel L Jackson, Clint Eastwood

[@TyCathey]

@@tonyromano6220 Samuel L and clint Eastwood

[@tonyromano6220]

@@TyCathey ok

[@greggbrowder3453]

World class actor.

[@RalphyDee]

There is a movie called, 'Not Without My Daughter' with Sally Field that deals with a situation just like this. I haven't seen the movie in a while but from what I remember, the father stole his daughter from the mother or something along the lines. She was in their country & they told her she could leave but she wasn't going to without her daughter & they managed to escape...

[@sherlitawilson765]

Excellent movie!

[@kyledaugherty1609]

@@sherlitawilson765 Better book.

[@rumble1925]

I read the book maybe 20 years ago, it's the memoirs of a woman who this happened to in real life. The movie is pretty good too. Basically the guy was Iranian, lived in the US, married the woman. Then the revolution happened and he got sucked in and became more religious. They went to Iran to visit his family and he decided they would stay and took her passport.

[@RicheeBe]

No lol he tricked her to go to Iran to “ visit “ well once you’re there you’re stuck by those laws .

[@ipuya]

I'd love to know how he managed to get out of that train with a young child and how he took her across multiple borders back to the U.S. That would be a much bigger feat than dispatching those goons.

[@darkyknight9788]

The way drugs and human trafficking are done

[@lazurm]

He didn't. The father transported her back. I'd like to know how the murders were dealt with. I mean, there's all that blood and those dead bodies.

[@Rob774]

​@@lazurmI do.not think that father is with us anymore. He had a chance to do things... "quietly."

[@analoguejerry9066]

I am puzzled by many comments about the inaccuracies in this scene. This is not a documentary. It's a fiction.

[@LossiemouthBeach]

The people bitching about the inaccuracies in this scene will simultaneously screech about wrestling being fake.

[@alexrichrevue5731]

The scenes are always cold blooded as hell!! The "termination" of the bad doers are so precise and brutal in delivery of the slaughtering it' seems very real! I'm convinced Denzel knows this stuff and Jaimie Foxx tells the story of talking to DiCaprio who says -- the person in Hollywood he fears is -- Denzel: "He really knows this stuff."

[@michaeldurrant9719]

The way the guy portrays fear... like a little boy scared witless.

[@TheBenjaporn]

Looks like Denzel went through some heavy valmorification for this role

[@o.j7408]

The guy who only took the tea mug got off easy

[@TravelBreakthrough]

Great scene 🎬

[@raydunakin]

This looks good -- I'll have to check out the whole movie.

[@amstonger]

The scene he actually plays out before execution is real. You can train your mind to do this and regardless of rhe situation it helps you stay within character. The whole point is imposing your planned action on your opponent. But you must define your end goal which is disable or eliminate.

[@romansierra5614]

That city transition 💨🧠

[@philbarone4603]

“The violent do not die a natural death” Lao Tzu

[@jamescosby2343]

Robert McCall is needed in Washington D.C. to Straighten OUT the Corruption, Period.

[@martinwalker7202]

Gotta ❤️ Robert!

[@OneVoiceMore]

Three movies now, I've watched Denzel command a scene by folding napkins.

[@morpheusspirit6609]

“There are two kinds of pain in this world. The pain that hurts, the pain that alters…”. That’s all you need to listen to… then it’s time to run away!! 😟

[@ahmetbozdemir4184]

Only Turkish guy in this scene is the bar tender.

[@doctorpete1]

He's a bad ass!

[@sunillazar4841]

DENZEL, BOY, YOU'RE SOMETHIN'.

[@anthonyafonso3599]

Denzel the Arab Fighting Russians...pure Gold...we guess

[@JW-sg7tt]

Love Denzel.

[@operationscomputer1478]

antoine been studying the ways of Michael Mann

[@Windjammernomad-gr9ex]

TA-NEHISI COATES Between the World and Me The Beautiful Struggle That is what he is reading on the train...

[@LossiemouthBeach]

Just like the film, a fantasy. Only difference is we can believe in the film.

[@wolf3755]

I love how Denzel is wearing that ridiculous white cap and the bread it just adds to the movie so much

[@andymeighan8160]

What a man

[@georgecchouchlias2965]

E2 is best movie I ever see

[@isthisbetterwell9958Ds]

and that would be one of the best actor in the world ever

[@tonynilsson3765]

If you hit a woman. Go to hell!!!

[@barbarakennedy2330]

Denzel is the bomb!!!!

[@jerrygoldfarb7739]

Denzel has been in some great movies-just watched Fences and he was fabulous along with Viola Davis- Training Day was a killer as he is a bad M..F-even The Book of Eli was good for what it was-he was great in Flight-and his son John David is damn good-was great in BlacKkKlansman and in the series Ballers (with Dwayne Johnson) which I recommend

[@gregbernard7861]

I just don’t know if there’d be lectures going on in a real life situation like this.

[@Ttkoize]

Raki is some strong shit 😬

[@elwin38]

Ouzo is too. I prefer Raki!

[@mikebardgett2875]

Great movie

[@garyfrancis6193]

I’ve taken trains to Turkey. Like that every time. Here’s a true story: one time in Istanbul station I was in a train heading back to Greece. A black American guy with a backpack walked down the corridor passed my train compartment. We set off and reached the border about 2AM. Border guards came on the train andexamined everybody’s compartment with a flashlight looking in the overhead shelves and under the seats. They moved down the corridor. I could hear the black American guy saying “What are you doing ?” Next he walks passed my compartment with the guards. They got off the train. A minute later the train started up and pulled out.w We never saw the American again. That was about 1996. I wonder if he’s still there. That’s what it’s like going to Turkey. One time I took a taxi across the border into Turkey, had coffee , looked at a mosque then back to Greece. People told me not to do that again. While we were having coffee somebody could have taped a bundle of drugs under the taxi or in a wheel well for someone to pick up on the other side of the border. If the border guards found it traveling back it would be a Turkish jail. They wouldn’t believe it if I said I knew nothing about it. That’s what it’s like to go there alone. Another suggestion was the border guards could claim they found drugs to shake you down for money to let you go. When you travel be aware of where you are going.

[@chanceburger3169]

Cool as a mug,he had thrm jonts gushing blood

[@roderuna7750]

Dr Zakir Naik really got some moves 😂😂

[@muhammadabdulsalam602]

Oh brother ask a very good question!!! Why are u saying this, is somehow disrespecting

[@kawasakiwhiptwo5821]

McCall owes himself 26 seconds.

[@talonsandspears8129]

What's Andre arlovski doing there

[@stargazer7644]

It's a train, not a subway car. Why are the lights flashing like they're on the subway losing contact with the 3rd rail?

[@commonsense4257]

just watched The Beekeeper...and i think by myself ok..when will it end...?? ha ha..each time it is the ultimate danger....even Nobody...the sight of part of his tatoo brought fear !!

[@chriscoleman5238]

I guess his Eyeball vision doesn't work anymore because he didn't do it once in the 3rd film.

[@MasoudTravel]

great 👍👍

[@midwesttrekker123]

this girl here is going to grow and denzel will still be denzel...

[@rajchoudhury5130]

This scene is just pure nawtyness

[@craig3567]

Wow! Very interesting that Danzel Washington takes on the role of a Muslim at the sunrise of his career, with Malcolm X, and now he takes on the role again as a Muslim, at the sunset of his incredible career. 👍

[@Roger-d5o]

When all his goons were dead the bad guy should have just said, 'Yes OK you can take my daughter back to her mother in the US'. But by then it may have been too late as McCall was in 'cleaner' mode. The bodies would somehow disappear off the train and McCall would return to his seat like nothing happened. But the bar attendant was still a witness to McCall being there.

[@LoraineSeales-v2y]

This is Loraine I enjoy watching your movie I am home

[@truthandfreedom885]

Denzel Washington looks like Tyrus

[@dciccantelli]

Denzel says something in (I assume) Turkish at 5:36. Anybody know what it means ?

[@ohioguy215]

Return the girl or you'll die.

[@kdub1242]

Today you get to choose.

[@Reesemcmill]

Today you get to choose

[@anthonyherrera5838]

Just a little while longer, and the wicked will be no more; You will look at where they were, And they will not be there. 11 But the meek will possess the earth, And they will find exquisite delight in the abundance of peace.

[@WesternSlope4Wheeler]

What is the phrase he says at 7:43?

[@felinefinetessaslegacy]

Trains, Planes and The Equalizer. ♥ #tessaslegacy

[@BlueSky-eb7ru]

I notice the train car quit rocking back and forth . it suddenly just stood still The bad guy never shoots him from a distance , they walk up to him so he can take the gun from them . neat

[@dimitristripakis7364]

Ha ha, it does not get more ridiculous than this, thanks for the laugh.

[@sylvainbougie7269]

Where is Hercules Poirot?

[@ХусенХусенов-л4п]

Turkiye❤❤❤

[@MrRaawrrr]

No need for hitmen. The family court will do the mother's bidding in a similarly brutal fashion

[@abassett22]

Is that Andre Arlovski?

[@jdub-replicant]

can you just imagine if all the training and money that we spend on defense - people actually existed that could assist with stuff like this. i could get behind our defense fund... but that is not the case.

[@MohammedA-zw6bl]

The equalizer Muslim edition

[@meredrums1]

Exotic!

[@carlosgarcao2847]

And what about a crossover with Roberto and Wick?

[@NDZ605]

movei name ???????????????????????????????????

[@bingus1003]

I think it might be "The Equalizer 2", not entirely sure tho

[@quay7944]

Does anyone know what Denzel said in Turkish?

[@turbabo8735]

after he says there are 2 types of pain he says 'bugün sen seçeceksin' which means 'you are going to choose today'

[@quay7944]

@@turbabo8735 bad ass

[@phx4closureman]

6:45 *There are two kinds of pain in this world: 1) pain that hurts; 2) pain that alters. Bay-GOON ...SAN SAY JU JIXON!!!!*

[@ot9180]

Can they ever make a movie where the Turkish villain can speak Turkish without a bullshit accent. Starting from Midnight Express!

[@Roger-d5o]

Service Yuk. Lights out.

[@ursaltydog]

So, was the father killed or did he give her up?

[@alpa2139]

Sheikh Denzel

[@thepanel2935]

*_... at least the bartender didn't get whacked_*

[@foto21]

The US state dept doesn't know anything about a middle-aged black man bringing an unrelated blonde child back from Turkey through US customs? First of all, he would need to take her back on a train in the other direction, get out of the country AND get on a plane in that other country. I guess the Equalizer does have old contacts in govt, he would need them.

[@SorenPascal]

Denzel like a Zen-murdering-psychopath.

[@gary7vn]

Why would the lights go out just because they went into a tunnel? No electricity in Türkiye?

[@rogerkumar73]

Andre Arlovski is a shell of his former self. Hope you can pay the rent in Santa Monica and eat at the same time....LOL

[@protochris]

Of course real bad guys would just shoot first and engage later, but, the movies have different rules of engagement...