Charles Bronson - The Original Bad Ass

[@tisaroland347]

I love this guy. I hosted a Charles Bronson film festival about 30 years ago - featuring as many of his films as I could find.

[@BrockLanders]

We need more Paul Kersey’s in most major US cities today. Too much trash running around and no consequences.

[@SeamusMcGillicuddy0]

You’re referring to American politicians, right ?

[@amg03d]

@@SeamusMcGillicuddy0 there’s trash in every country in politics

[@markcook3570]

@@SeamusMcGillicuddy0 BLM and ANTIFA

[@JPMM316]

could've used him in Uvalde the other day

[@annecohen8927]

Actually there’s a Paul Kersey, but he’s an American actor. I found him on Wikipedia. Unfortunately he’s not a crime fighter nor an architect.

[@muffs55mercury61]

Cline Eastwood & Charles Bronson, two bad asses and great drive-in movie memories of the 1970s and early 80s. Fun days.

[@212frankiefame]

"What the fuck are you doing here?!" "I was making a sandwich." Fucking gold.

[@golden.lights.twinkle2329]

He made Clint Eastwood look like a choirboy. He was in the original "The Magnificent Seven" movie. He was also in "The Dirty Dozen". A great actor. RIP.

[@moriver3857]

Nice to see Jill Ireland in acting with her husband, Mr. Bronson.. What a nice lady she was. RIP both, together forever.

[@Leukefilms]

My coughing chimney is a creepy guy kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYrEcmODn8xkm9U

[@ralphviarrialjr455]

1973 I seen Charles Bronson and jill St. Marie at a Bob Hope OSU tour Ft. Worth Texas. I was 9. Ive always liked his roll and their collaboration:-))

[@moriver3857]

Yup. The original badass. Hollywood stopped making movies so long ago. RIP, and Jill Ireland

[@nordland2235]

My dad was the real deal....he owned a bar in a steel mill town it was as ruff as it gets.....he never had a bouncer..he took care of business himself...he had big hands big wrists....you could put a quarter thru his ring...I once seen him beat the crap out of 3 big polish steel workers....he was a WWII vet and was boxing champ of his division.....he had been shot stabbed and never went down.

[@shanebell2514]

I bet you was the kid in school who said "my dad could batter your dad" lol.

[@htlong6993]

He was the original tough and rough action hero. The first movie I saw him in was with Elvis Presley as his boxing coach in KID GALAHAD in 1962. It was a terrific movie and ELVIS sang his heart out and fights as well. Then Charles Bronson went on to make Death Wish and whole bunch of action movies and became my favourite actor. Two Thumbs Uo!

[@summertea545]

Mr. Bronson has killed more bad guys than Rambo and John Wick.

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

And Steven Seagal and clint Eastwood

[@margaretpepper3550]

He is what America needs today, a guy to eliminate the shit on the streets....

[@bobbymadera3234]

Agreed with you I Love The 5.50

[@melanieelizabeth4607]

Up to Capitol and the WH instead

[@mikehubbard5493]

@@melanieelizabeth4607 It's the political scum that has ruined us. Without the established Law we are doomed.

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

obama was shit ....😁

[@sethc6663]

''Audiences like to see the bad guys get their comeuppance'' - Charles Bronson

[@jomama9445]

Don't be playing KISS for little man please....

[@newreflectionsproductions]

One of the GREATEST ACTORS EVER. Bronson had a screen presence that was magnetic. Just watching him was entertaining, for example in The Mechanic, where he sets up his first assassination at the very start of the movie. No dialog for the first 15 minutes. In Chato's land, where he speaks only 12 lines in the ENTIRE MOVIE: and these are Excellent movies! In the 1980s there were a few films that were not that great, such as Love and bullets, Assassination & St. Yves. Don't get me wrong, Bronson was never a bad actor, he was just in a few bad films. Nonetheless his legacy lives on forever in the history of Cinema. He was always like an underdog, a loner, a wanderer, a touch of a sad look in his eyes, very notable in Death Hunt, which made him so sympathetic. For me and for many others that I see here, judging by the comments, he was one of the GREATEST ACTORS who to ever walk the face of the earth.

[@johndechamp6546]

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[@johndechamp6546]

1 OF THE BEST IF NOT THE BEST

[@TheFilmArdent]

Unfortunately 500 people do not know who the original bad-ass is. Bronson has always been my favorite action icon growing up.

[@josephjperkins973]

thats cause they are morons

[@mikedag1176]

Me too... " you believe in Jesus", asked Death. Punk shakes his head rapidly up and down.. Death grinned and said, " good cuz you're gonna meet him".. Fav. CHARLIE BRONSON line!!

[@Fortress333]

Someone needs to resurrect Bronson, so he can clean up quite a few trouble areas.

[@scottricklaroque7428]

@@jumpmasterpadre9335 He should really start in Chicago, then Baltimore to get the people killing innocent citizens, then get the politicians later, they're just gutless crooks, they're not killing anyone, maybe with the exception of Hillary.

[@B81Mack]

We sooo need a Bronson today.

[@ehsnils]

Actors like Bronson are rare. "Once upon a time in the west" is my favorite. The harmonica play is infamous.

[@donaldmartin5010]

Bronson great actor miss him in movies

[@Mdebacle]

Harmonica : [facing three men] And Frank? Snaky : Frank sent us. Harmonica : Did you bring a horse for me? Snaky : Well... looks like we're... [snickers] Snaky : ...looks like we're shy one horse. Harmonica : [shaking head] You brought two too many.

[@dzonbrodi514]

awesome film

[@paranormalskeptic3893]

Great movie ! I think that and The Good, The Bad & The Ugly are my favorite westerns ever.

[@AnnaLVajda]

Yeah Eastwood turned down that role if you can believe it.

[@TedBronson1918]

The last scene made me smile. It reminded me of one night at at club when I saw a tiny little lass on the dance floor being hassled by a guy for a dance. He was all over her and just wouldn't take no for an answer. My table was at the edge of the dance floor and they were just on the other side of the rail, so this happened right in front of me. Anyway, After about the fifth "No !" she was pretty irritated with the guy taking liberties, so she took a step back and gave him the best kick in the balls that I've ever seen given. She connected perfectly and he went down for the count. The guy had friends who were immediately helping him, but he was floored for awhile. She got out of there to avoid having vengeful, drunken guys waiting for her outside when her night was done. As for me, having that ringside seat, I burst out laughing when she dropped that guy twice her size and couldn't stop for a minute or two. That was one smart young lady.

[@stevej398]

He was one of my all time favorite actors!!! I don’t believe I missed one of his movies! I don’t think he was the original bad ass but he definitely was the best!!! God bless him! May he Rest In Peace!!!🇺🇸❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️🇺🇸

[@joeeaton7733]

He ain’t restin’ Bro. He’s blowing away the Satan worshipers in the next life…!!!

[@stevej398]

@@joeeaton7733 🤣😂🤣😂You are probably right!

[@votephillips2564]

I think Charles Bronson was in one great flick: "Hard Times" with James Colburn as 'Speed' and Strother Martin as Poe. Strother Martin is the man who said originally: "What we got heah......is......failure....to communicate!" (From Cool Hand Luke). In Hard Times, Bronson is almost ethereal as this guy from nowhere. ..who kicks ass when he must. A perfect roll for him.

[@gdicommando4456]

Charles Bronson: Judge, Jury, Executioner.

[@tashacook281]

OH GRANDPA. ..I WISH YOU WERE HERE SO WE CAN WATCH DEATHWISH TOGETHER AGAIN....LOVE YOU GRANDDADDY🚬🇺🇸☕😓

[@ericboyles7208]

I watch this segment about 2 -3 times a month and I start feeling better about life

[@nashismox3]

You start feeling like a man again!

[@fufrkred]

Hard Times is a classic. Bronson at his best along with great performances by James Coburn and Strother Martin

[@davidsomerset8411]

He wasn't the original toughguy but Charles Bronson was damn good at it, maybe the BEST! Really loved Hard Times, Mr Majestic, and Death Hunt also. What an OUTSTANDING actor he was.

[@paulh7589]

I used to have a Mr. Majestic truck. It was identical.

[@michaelward9880]

Hard Times is one of his best! The Mechanic, Stone Killer, The Great Escape, Once Upon a Time in the West, The Valachi Papers, the list goes on.....

[@thomasstephenson9006]

One of Hollywoods original tough guys the Death Wish saga is Bronson at his best he paved the way leaving his footprint for other tough guys to follow.

[@moreygloss9248]

RIP Mr. Majestik and Harmonica. You defined the badass.

[@jimrich4192]

I absolutely LOVED his quick & simple JUSTICE!

[@charliepacheco1204]

I love all his movies .My dad use watch them when I was a kid .Great actor .

[@trunkzdbz]

Chuck Norris checks under his bed at night for Charles Bronson...

[@chocodiledundee1]

Charles Bronson name is another meaning for “Bad arse” he was a war hero with Purple Medal , man Charles Bronson is the real deal

[@pocketpouch26010]

Thanks becs

[@mickcarson8504]

Yep, that's the only reality to believe, a war hero, yes. An actor? Make believe bullshit.

[@yangchan8002]

Yes one of his arm is bent for good

[@bholaoates1542]

He worked in a coal mine when he was young, too. That's real man's work.

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

he was a mason ..raised as an fTM Trans-boy . ...given hormone to make strong . .. . . .

[@wightangel]

Love what he does. Who doesn’t dream of having the guts to do this. I know I do.

[@gurujr]

Nothing compares to Hard Times. A tough as steel street fighter in New Orleans during the 1930s Depression. Charles Bronson CLASSIC.

[@idfy2599]

Agreed. Good story, good actors. Not like Death Wish franchise, which had below average actors and every story the same.

[@benlotus2703]

A 1975 classic- fine production values along with a simple yet effective story directed by Walter Hill (debut film)

[@robertmartinez1645]

Love that movie!!!

[@1967Rev]

@@benlotus2703 did some good film walt,warriors,48 hrs,usually violent but hard times,excellent

[@humansavages832]

Charles Bronson and Clint Eastwood, both are no joke.

[@robertlathe2165]

@I. Wynn Wynn Beware of old farts my friend. They can kill you. Hahahaha.

[@bobmalon7244]

@I. Wynn Wynn I suppose you prefer guys that look like Big Bang Theory extra's who would wanna " talk" things over right?

[@nickmiller5479]

But who would win in a fight to the death?

[@jimclark6256]

They were movie tough guys, get real.

[@gurujr]

Really, the 60s were the greatest era of movie tough guys. Charles Bronson, Clint Eastwood, Steve McQueen, James Coburn, Paul Newman (Hud, Hombre, Cool Hand Luke), the dozen in the Dirty Dozen,

[@macsloan58]

Charles was outstanding. I am a Clint fan also. Nobody holds a candle to those dudes.

[@nathanialvanlare5903]

Don’t forget Lee Marvin…

[@macsloan58]

Yes. Good call. He didn’t get the notoriety of Clint and Charles. So I guess that he’s on the second team because of that.

[@macsloan58]

Yes. Good call. He didn’t get the notoriety of Clint and Charles. So I guess that he’s on the second team because of that.

[@kalyanraghavan345]

Charles Bronson, boss of all the bosses! Greatest and toughest ruthless action hero.

[@dannyreyna2821]

He was one of a kind.

[@jubalcalif9100]

I have a notion to second that emotion !! :-)

[@erikmonroe2238]

Fa Sho

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

what about Martina Navratilova ? ....

[@mohammedcohen]

"You believe in Jesus???" "You're gonna meet Him"...one of my FAVORITE lines!!!

[@unit0033]

daft line

[@kpdvw]

Hardly if anything he hads a better chance of meeting Satan....

[@mohammedcohen]

@@kpdvw ...most likely...that is a CLASSIC line!!!

[@jazzerson7087]

He definitely had the most badass voice out of the lot I think.

[@rup54]

and smile.

[@starkenterprises2371]

Clint's voice not bad either.

[@abcdef-cf2uk]

From back before the award for bravery was awarded to you for going from Bruce to Kaitlan

[@collapsingquantumwav]

Well said.

[@mrichar9]

stunning and bwave

[@davidparris7167]

Very droll.

[@stevedeleon8775]

CHARLIE BRONSON CLINT EASTWOOD My two favorite All Time Bad Asses!..Any Questions?

[@daviddoherty5249]

He was made for that part, one bad ass dude.

[@johnmoldoch3127]

Charles Bronson (Chuck Buchinskl) grew up in eastern Pennsylvania, in a very poor Lithuanian family, worked as a coal miner for years. Those muscles weren't made in a gym.

[@saxonsteve]

Sometimes,you have too take matters into your own hands: Charles THE MAN Bronson!!!!!!

[@sitdowndogbreath]

He had a nice big one twisted like a pretzel

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

..more like Woman . . . . .

[@lovehorrordotde]

"Oh Superman where are you now when everything's gone wrong somehow" Genesis Land of Confusion

[@michaeladamonis2620]

finally, what we are all thinking. the good guy finally "disciplines" the punks.

[@reggierodriguez6546]

I miss him. My dad always liked Charles Bronson. He was really a bad ass in real life too

[@michaeladamonis2620]

I must be sick, this stuff gives me great joy!

[@jubalcalif9100]

I think everyone gets a feeling of satisfaction to see the bad guys get their just desserts...even if it's just a movie !!

[@prestonmcleod1726]

Nah dude, u not sick. So do I, he's the original Punisher

[@timmclaughlin232]

@@prestonmcleod1726 must be contagious, I'm sick too, we need men like Bronson now more than ever......

[@mikethompson3534]

Nah you’re not sick

[@elenmitak]

If so.... We are all sick then, and I love it!

[@alerey4363]

7:34 that's another LEGEND of action movies, the great Danny Trejo , before his tattoos and long ponytail

[@LukeSidler2005]

5:22 badass. One guy tells him " You're going to die." The other guy pulls a knife. Charles Bronson pulls his gun, shoots them & walks away.

[@reesaserik3759]

Never take a knife to a gun fight. The gun will win every time.

[@Border-iq7we]

All after having dabbed his lips with a napkin and excusing himself from the dinner table.

[@Deephouse_Gent66]

My top 5 for Bronson: DEATH HUNT(1981 w/ Lee Marvin), MR MAJESTYK (1974), MURPHY'S LAW (1986), THE EVIL THAT MEN DO (1984) and DEATHWISH SERIES (all 5 films--count as one opus). Honorable mentions: THE MECHANIC (1971) and VIOLENT CITY-aka THE FAMILY(1970 w/ Telly Savalas). I'm sure we all have our faves for Bronson, but these are the ones that made the biggest impressions on me. I seem to recall Charles Bronson being in an episode of the old TV series THE UNTOUCHABLES. Any youtubers MY AGE recall if this is true? I can't find any Bronson/Untouchables clips on here, so I'm wondering if I imagined it.

[@death2pc]

When the Boogie Man goes to sleep at night he checks under his bed to make certain Chuck Norris isn't there. When Chuck Norris goes to bed at night he checks under his bed to make certain that Charles Bronson isn't there........

[@amg03d]

hell yea dude love it

[@maddkrabbtv6121]

When Charles Bronson goes to bed, he sleeps under the bed and waits for Chuck Norris.

[@LinkRocks]

The thing that bugs me about that subway scene is Paul didn't take his groceries with him after he "deleted" those thugs from existence. That's wasted food and money. lol

[@bailey9r]

An he lost his camera too! ;

[@Karlam20001]

You're right.By leaving his groceries behind,he gave the Police a trail that would lead them to him.

[@brianadams6628]

Dagostino's 😁

[@TheBobbymcd]

exactly , he could have given it to a needy person.

[@guibox3]

Every movie scene where the people order drinks and food and not only never finish it, but sometimes don't even touch it, triggers me.

[@leenock6750]

The greatest action actor ever

[@bobbymadera3234]

You got that right

[@idrizmesi5318]

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[@Irish381]

Before I left NYC, to move to a red state. I purchased a wildey.475 Magnum at an estate sale. The original owner had it in the walnut box unused. Paid more for the brass and reload setup than the pistol . That was back in 2012.

[@nickames3808]

I really wish there were people like that in all communities to Do The Work !!!

[@pauldashwood2897]

You never know your wish might come true ..

[@williamfitzpatrick6369]

Amen and sign me up.

[@mindriot91_96]

@@williamfitzpatrick6369 Hell yeah.

[@Gwaithmir]

Charles Bronson is one of my favorite actors. I have several of his films in my DVD library: The Dirty Dozen, Once Upon a Time in the West, Red Sun, Telefon, Death Wish and The Sea Wolf.

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

..wot about 10 to midnight . ..- the best . . .

[@john90430]

"Guns make you nervous?" Not if I'm holding them.

[@jeffdubs476]

I saw a pic of him in 1973 with his wife Jill Ireland and the dude was shredded and he was born in 1920. 53 yo when pic was taken. I'm 50 and everyday I workout I try to look like him, not easy.

[@joeygonzo]

Yup. And Jill was still gorgeous too. RIP to both. Loved their movies.

[@reesaserik3759]

He was in his early 50's when he did Chato's land.

[@mylittlepitbull3143]

The best Bronson movie to me is Death Hunt with Lee Marvin

[@larrymoscone4628]

Bronson kicks seripis ass on the sibway n streets.i like he shoots w no remorse.bitchin gun gift he got in the desart. Bad ass colts collecters piece! For got old movie tell em willy boy. Is here. He put webbos back in us! He was good in the movie where protects his wife in pres. Wife.that was grosee when his daughter fell on fence ntip came out her back.

[@HarambeKojima]

That is an AMAZING movie.

[@jamesmorgan3212]

Yea I really like that one too. I like it when he pulls the floor up so when they open the door to come in after him he’s waiting 😎. I enjoy Mr. Majestyk which is probably my favorite. Red Sun and Hard times are great too. Death wish after the original I don’t really care that much for . I also really like Assassination.(In all it’s Cannon film glory ),

[@angelajohnson6659]

Larry that was Barletta in tell them Willie boy is here Bronson was in Chatos land

[@leonardmccoy9329]

Legend has it that was John Wicks favorite movie too. You don't live long when you kill a real mans dog.

[@grahamwagner1880]

Born in 67, my father would let me watch these movies with him. That’s why I became a range officer and why I’m sitting with multiple assault rifles, a sub machine gun, and handguns hidden in the freezer and other unexpected places. I’ve had enough home invasions in my lifetime, the next one will be in the news.

[@Richiesrant]

Just dont be shooting up any churches or schools please.

[@KG-xt4oq]

@@Richiesrant Yeah, because that's what law-abiding gun owners do...they go shoot up churches and schools. What a moron...

[@stelvis7413]

Therapeutic justice. Seeing these thugs get what they deserve makes me smile. We need more of this in real life.

[@shanebell2514]

The original thugs got away, that always got to me, all the bad guys he took down but the ones in the original who attacked his family got away.

[@stelvis7413]

@@shanebell2514 true. Wish he got those bastards.

[@ThyPandora]

Boatloads of scum from top to bottom need to be dealt with reality in this matter!

[@linus2197]

He was a very good citizen, that's what he was! I agree, we need to see more of this. I totally support vigilantism when our country can't take care of crime and human trash properly.

[@kingbeat101]

A hero and we need people like him more then never and ever...

[@billhale9740]

Amen

[@artmallory970]

*than

[@solrosin]

The Charles Bronson movies are such classics. The reboots they've done so far were done well, but they pale in comparison.

[@Arbeedubya]

It's still hard to believe Jeff Goldblum was one of the thugs in the original Death Wish.

[@rnvrnv354]

The woods are lovely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep!

[@mangoblade3877]

That .475 Wildey Magnum best damn gun!

[@christophergreen2411]

Exactly what this country needs today!

[@syrthdr09sybr34]

What we really need is to wake up and stop waiting for someone to come and save us. There is a badass in all of us.

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

and a Liberal black-Lover in all of us Too .........😆

[@rapido2963]

These clips have encouraged me to become a vigilante. I intend to tackle the problem of local youngsters riding their bicycles without lights.

[@theDgrader]

The Original " The Punisher " AKA " The Pun " this has to be what influenced the creation of a Frank Castle type character ....

[@DeathBringer769]

The Punisher first appeared in comics in February 1974. The first Death Wish movie came out July 1974. So I think the influences might actually be reversed ;)

[@stevemason5173]

Yes... Agreed 110%... Charles Bronson was absolutely the original "BAD~ASS" ... From the movie "Hard Times' on up. The man was great and from all I have read, I understand he was a good man. It's too damn bad actors like Charles, Clint, Chuck, and even Sylvester are all getting old like the rest of us. This shit they make and release today can not in any way compare to them old action movies and the actors starring in them!!!

[@alexbonilla3642]

Lo máximo, disfrute muchísimo estas películas 🎥 💕 ❤

[@billwelter4101]

Only Bronson can shoot a .475 magnum, and it doesn't kick!

[@leegenix]

Thank god there is no mention of Chuck Norris. (sigh)The only time he ever really fought good was against Bruce Lee in Rome.

[@brettbaxter4860]

It doesn't dare.

[@jeffreyottinger3165]

Was it not the 45.magnum by Wiley not sure I spelled that right.

[@powertube5671]

Simple Wildey demo. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHLNeKeKlLhrrZY

[@dannyhemphill7618]

CHARLES BRONSON, LEE MARVIN AND GENE HACKMAN. These guys belong on the Mount Rushmore of badasses !

[@jonclarkson5911]

Danny Hemphill LOL. Holy shit I agree .!!! Maybe James Colburn and Robert Mitchum too.

[@elgatoremendado1115]

Danny Hemphill you forgot Steve McQueen and Chuck

[@commonsense-og1gz]

you forgot clint eastwood.

[@chocodiledundee1]

Ohh my lord what about Clint Eastwood... please don’t do that man .... not including Clinton is sort of blasphemy

[@jeffreybrozek6217]

James dean was a bad ass too.

[@johns3491]

Do you believe in Jesus? Well now you're going to meet him.

[@sitdowndogbreath]

The irony is he might be saved

[@stanleybogdas993]

P]p

[@terrencedeagle4429]

Lol

[@lucianoticchi2855]

yes j Belice too

[@bryanpartington3260]

Never liked the fact that Kersey never gets the original muggers in Death Wish.

[@octofish]

Jimmy Page on that guitar in Death Wish II. Lawrence Fishburn in that one too.

[@amg03d]

you happen to find David Goldblum the gangster? There are lots of well known actors sprinkled throughout

[@scottknode898]

Jaffer Jaff that was Jeff Goldblum who was in the original Death Wise in 1974 as a thug

[@laoaganlester1728]

I watch his movies when I was young and I am thinking that he is the original punisher

[@betsyguillen6666]

Me encanta las películas de chalés bronso desde Panamá betsy

[@rscottpeterson873]

We could sure use someone like him patrolling our streets now

[@ernesttyler6960]

Yes indeed BALTIMORE CHICAGO DETROIT CLEVELAND L A MIAMI ALL THE PUNKS LIVE IN THISE CITIES WHERE THE THUGS LIVE OFF WELFARE

[@yeshua2dw]

I,m surprize someone hasnt started doing this for real.

[@LiveMusicOntario]

When this movie came out, I was surprised at the number of men around my dad's age who made no secret that, "yeah, that's what I'd love to do to some creeps." Paul Kersey was their hero. The reaction was a little disorienting when up to then all these adults around me were trying to keep us teenagers on the straight and narrow and we were on our best behaviour around them.

[@rjframe4410]

everyone wants to rid the world of the evil that plagues it, everyone wants to feel like they can fight back.

[@Goffix2009]

Believe it or not, crime went down in NYC the year the first movie came out! I lived there at the time!

[@raymondfrye5017]

@@Goffix2009 What?...a drop in crime? That's because Bernard Goetz imitated Bronson and killed some subway muggers.As usual, New York arrested him for murder instead of self defense. I don't remember what happened to him. Regards

[@Goffix2009]

@@raymondfrye5017 Goetz didn't kill them, but one is paralyzed.

[@raymondfrye5017]

@@Goffix2009 Thanx for the update.

[@kishapoo8056]

I love all of Charles Bronson Films but my Favorite is 10 to Midnight

[@peterpage2729]

Bronson was an American icon, first class....one of the greats! He tried very hard to cover his Slovakian accent, and to do his best in entertaining the U.S. in his movies. What a guy!

[@NelsonWin]

his hidden slovakian accent makes him sound more manlier

[@BlacKnightRising]

'You believe in Jesus...' 'Yes I do.' 'Well your gonna meet him.' name a better good-guy/bad guy exchange LOL oops wrong movie hehe

[@robertmartinez1645]

Ha, I wrote the same exchange. It was Death Wish II. You were right.

[@diskgrind3410]

I have an uncle who looks like him. Love this character.

[@jeffalo6680]

Love the Jimmy Page music along with Bronson's character. Simply works and sounds great.

[@ldavis5734]

Nice job on the video. Bronson was one true badass, Hard Times is one of favorite Bronson flicks..

[@joandar1]

I agree with you there, I wish there was a little of that Movie in this Video. I know it is a different style of Bronson, however he is still a stand up guy in the role. John, Australia.

[@tonyii3818]

Right

[@Boneyard44]

Hard Times. He’s great in that.

[@amg03d]

1M views!! thanks folks, wish youtube didnt copyright protect my video that I edited

[@Buford_T_Justice1]

Death once had a near Charles Bronson experience.

[@jimmyconway7554]

ahhahahahahaaaa nice

[@42kellys]

Yeah, sounds like a Chuck Norris joke..but it is good.

[@StrategicWealthLLC]

Alan Horning - ....says your multiple personalities as you talk to yourselves in the mirror.

[@StrategicWealthLLC]

Alan Horning - “lose”

[@Buford_T_Justice1]

Alan Horning OK boomer. The cemetery is 3 blocks to the left.

[@garyevans3421]

Loved Bronson and all his movies. The only weak point in the plot of the Death Wish movies was the premise that he would or could look like a soft target to lure out muggers and other assorted bad guys. He was starting to get old in the later ones, but in DW 2, he still had the pace of a jungle cat on the hunt. With all the possible targets in NY or LA, how would any hoodlum with a brain cell left possibly look at somebody as mean and tough looking as Bronson and think here is my target for tonight?

[@nimlil]

Gotta agree with you there. even if you never saw him in a movie before, the first time he comes on screen, you knew he was the guy you wouldnt mess with. Screen presence was great. One of the few actors you believed was as tough as the characters he played.

[@teddymski9668]

don't mess with a man from the mines of pennsylvania.

[@DS-uo5ie]

For some crazy reason,this was my favorite movie of all time!

[@BuffaloBuffalo-uc6zp]

That's because we all like to see payback being dished out.

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

..wait til you see scott eastwood ...he is so Butch .....makes Liberace look like Arnold Scwarzenegger ....

[@FACF0416]

Kersey simply does what most us lack the balls to do. He does not hope for any justice because he already knows no judge and no law can really help him anyway. He lost his hope in any justice and becomes judge, trial and sentence. And the sentence is always DEATH.

[@teresamartamessias6020]

ESSE FOI E AINDA É O MAIOR ÍCONE DO CINEMA MUNDIAL. TENHO SAUDADES MUITA SAUDADES DESSE EXTRAORDINÁRIO ATOR.

[@stevedeleon8775]

The Original "ASTA LA VISTA BABY"

[@leewilson77]

☺️

[@a7med-aldh45]

Charles Bronson brings balls to us men

[@krishnan-resurrection714]

..wait til you see scott eastwood in action ......-makes Liberace look like Lee marvin ....💋

[@akmalshabazz9497]

The change in his sock is really creative.

[@kareemcarter6006]

I spotted Jeff Goldblum, Lawrence Fishburn, and Danny Trejo so far

[@anthonylewis2080]

Imagine if Charles Bronson was in a version of "The Expendables" with other tough guys like Clint Eastwood, Chuck Norris and others?. Badassery at it's best!.

[@dheerajdogra]

gosh u bet!!

[@jerrykinnin7941]

He was. The Dirty Dozen . With Lee Marvin telli savalas martin sheen Kennedy a most excellent film.