Surgeon Reacts To The EQUALIZER VS RUSSIAN GANG

[@wintermute1]

Doctor, you are rapidly becoming one of my favorite KZbinrs

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

🙏🙏🙏

[@BxCortez2050]

EXACTLY !!!!!!! ( and I luv the sports wear )

[@jollyrancher9016]

I'm upset it took me this long to find this page.

[@MrOkrick]

I concur

[@AS-jt9di]

@@MrOkrick - Why didn't I concur?

[@troyt9473]

"Watch closely. Robert works quickly." Absolute legendary commentary.

[@vtphynx]

I’m an Army medic, and I love the detailed breakdown of the injuries and the results. I have learned a good bit. Great work Doc.

[@ripvanwinkle6449]

Hooah, love the whiskeys. Stay strong brother.

[@JuniorMiramontes-sx7ql]

Man your one of a kind. You teach, make stuff interesting and easy to understand

[@jaycorns927]

I can’t stop watching your videos and looking forward to the next ones. Thanks for doing this, it is so fun to watch and it is educational.

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Thank you so much!

[@jdw393]

It is funny how you use the medical terminology to describe such traumatic injuries with such enthusiasm and joy. I've never had anatomy described in such an entertaining fashion, doctor. Good channel and videos.

[@minutebooks3245]

I am so addicted to him going on about injuries and human anatomy. Tons of personality. Love that he is into martial arts and guns and can speak the language of the common man without climbing down from the high perch of an orthopedic (I'm American) surgeon. I absolutely could watch this man for hours. I have to pull myself away to get back to work. Much health to you, doctor. :)

[@lrh5206]

The Step Brothers clip was pure gold. Your content is incredible!

[@rock801]

Chris, thank you for the reminder on Ukraine, I saw just now. I feel a little more compassion for the country, because I am Polish with a grandfather from Ukraine, whom I never really grew up to know being one of his younger grandkids. There is much more you and other Americans can do, you do invaluable service by providing Ukraine with intelligence to defend itself and with weapons. I commend this brave support and this is no cheap phrase since I do not hesitate to be critical of the U.S. on weapons of mass destruction in Iraq or trying to have Assange diced into pieces, after U.S. intelligence offered its credibility for sale with fake evidence.....I wonder how people like Colin Powell really went into Congress and tried to legitimize this. Well I stop now, I realized I started talking about politics. Being of Eastern European and Baltic ancestry mostly (if this DNA test was not crap) I was happy for Ukraine to grow and become more democratic.

[@SolRC]

I feel extremely fortunate to have access to this level of interesting objective material, thanks so much Doc🤙. Anecdotally I took a football helmet between the pads on my chest 30 years ago and fractured my sternum. It was hell for 2 months,totally forgot about it until now.

[@redwarrior01]

This is a genius way to teach some anatomy. Kudos Dr!

[@fallinginthed33p]

Wow, this was a gruesome yet informative and entertaining watch. Looks like the fight choreographers did a good job at making believable and lethal sequences.

[@jesshowler9904]

Ever since I stared watching your channel, I've seen you talk a lot about facial injuries. Do orthopedic surgeons ever work with dental surgeons? Do the orthopedic surgeons fix the maxilla and mandible or do the dental surgeons do that? Or, does it depend on the extent of the injury? I was just really curious.

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Generally, it is maxillofacial dental surgeons that do most of this work. I am sure that there are times when orthopedic surgeons and dental surgeons work together, but those occasions are quite rare.

[@86holt]

@@ChrisRaynorMD from the multi-specialty cases I've been a part of, generally ortho like to get first dibs. OMFS get what they can when the can

[@jesshowler9904]

@@ChrisRaynorMD Thank you for clarifying. :)

[@jesshowler9904]

@@86holt Thank you for clarifying. :)

[@saulgoode1218]

@@ChrisRaynorMD Doc.. love your work sir. Sincerely. I’d love to see you do a breakdown on The Protector with Tony Jaa. Many fights to choose from in that flic. One vs fifty(not all at once of course) the last battle one vs Four including Big Nathan Jones, the wearhouse scene.. great movie. Stay safe Doc. Stay blessed. Cheers 🍻🍻

[@blackshadow7429]

Just came across your channel, watched, and immediately subscribed to your channel! You give a thorough and detailed medical analysis of all injuries. Keep this going my Brother!!

[@Referee006]

Dr. Raynor, have you ever seen the KZbin channel "Slap Fight?" If not, in this chanel contestants stand across from each other at arm's length and proceed viciously to slap each other across the face until one of them gets knocked-out or is judged to be the better slap fighter. I am wondering what kind of damage the vicious slaps can cause to contestants' cervical spines and/or facial bones?

[@Grudgebearer4life]

I’m soooo glad to find your channel doc… great content and we need more breakdown from you movies shows fictional characters from any universe? You rock doc keep it going!!!

[@noseefood1943]

This dude is the master of understatement

[@nickolaibernar16]

Chris looks like an older Denzel/denzil with beard. Have you heard of the man who dived off a pier and cracked his face open verticaly? I remember hearing about it and seen it on KZbin back around 2011 maybe.

[@rusthand7110]

I’m weirdly gleeful at your demonstrations of this scene. I’ve always hated the bad guys and this makes it more satisfying. I will never wish death or pain to anyone. However, people need to get what they deserve.

[@ianando9459]

Fascinating fun lectures. Well done Doc .

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Many thanks!

[@RiaGracewood]

That "Fatal Blood vessel injuries" bit tickled me far more than it had any right to. Well played, Doc 😆 Equaliser is possibly my favourite movie of all time. Love Denzels acting.

[@jiles7726]

You're awesome - and this was so funny too and made me laugh with the asides... love this

[@Evan-lr8nq]

I know there is a "What happens in vagus" joke in there somewhere...

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Oh, you a quick!

[@Evan-lr8nq]

@@ChrisRaynorMD lol

[@PsiQ]

And he did not even talk about the cost of all that treatments in the US health system.. if you survived until afterwards you might just die of a stroke once the bill arrives.

[@nickkish7252]

You channel is great! I'm about to join the Army and I want to be a combat medic. I think your channel is a good teaching tool for all medical injuries. I'll try to remember as much information from you as I can.

[@marloncherry1277]

I love your detailed description of what, we see and realism of injuries.

[@Aaron-zl5gq]

I love this movie ! And this is easily my favorite scene from the movie as well , awesome seeing a break down on this !

[@kobold1951]

i think you should react to a fight from "The Raid" or "The Raid 2". Two of the best fight related Movies ever released.

[@benjaminmahesh8249]

I would love to see you break down other scenes from the Equalizer series. Equalizer 3, I’d love to hear your take on the median nerve scene as well as when Robert kills Marco.

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

I was thinking about that scene myself when I watched the movie.

[@mikebunner3498]

Denzil is a darn good actor.... He does a super good job in this flick!!!! He (Slavie) has just sealed their fate...!!!!! This scene is brutal. But I love it! Robert's skills are top of the line in this movie..... EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A really good action film! Take care Doc & do not make Robert angry.

[@Aging_Casually_Late_Gamer]

If you're up for it, you could always do the hallway scene from Oldboy (2003). Though i'm guess it's mostly going to consist of lots and lots of impacted fractures.

[@sweetr1832]

Thank you! This is all cool, entertaining and very useful for my writing and dnd plans! Going to definitely watch more

[@mikeoxlong4025]

Great Chanel and very informative, one of my new favorites!

[@freshlysaltedfishing8500]

As many others have said, this is very informative and amusing. Thank you, brother.

[@larrywelchko6136]

I absolutely love your videos. Keep up the great work.

[@peterwehrmeyer925]

I want 2 or three sessions of the restaurant fight from Kill Bill.

[@parkermudsen1063]

I have never been more thoroughly educated via a vicious butt-kicking. Bravo, Dr. Raynor! Bravo! 👏🏾

[@capricornblack3450]

This is a phenomenal breakdown of Denzil doing his thing as the Equalizer! I’m enjoying every minute of it.

[@jeremymuth5609]

Love the coping humor . One of my new favorite channels

[@Ken-rz9qw]

Doc, love the content for all the reasons stated by all here, including the post production which is always on point.

[@BruceBoschek]

Amazingly educational. Thank you kindly. Ukraine, we stand with you. From Germany, best regards.

[@jazzad]

The shot glass action reminded of the Penguin's monocle in Arkham City

[@bc-guy852]

Hey Doctor Chris, This was fabulous. I'm a recent subscriber working my way through your catalogue. "Ukraine" is the country that russia invaded. They do NOT put the word 'The' in front of it - (that was a russia thing - to subjugate them). I really like your comment at the end though - thank you for that! We ALL MUST do much more to support Ukraine! Slava Ukraini. (Glory to Ukraine) (response) Heroyam Slava!! (Glory to the Heroes)

[@Hurricanelive]

You get a Slavi! And YOU get a Slavi! AND YOU GET A SLAVI! SLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAVI!

[@Kranammo]

another great video Doc !

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@christiancreasy5268]

Awesome breakdown! I was taking notes. It’s a shame that they didn’t take the money. For the next film, let’s do the classics either Blood Sport or Enter the Dragon :-)

[@Sandalphonn]

Dr. would you please analyze injuries from the Punisher from with Mr. Bernthal, if you have already done this then I'm sorry and will look for it. Love your videos

[@leehess6335]

Denzel‘s craft on any film he has done is legendary definitely swag on to the script👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@mikewilliams1479]

I am betting the shot glass guy loses his eye but got instantly knocked out.

[@benamago6667]

You should react to injuries from “The Punisher”

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Don't worry Ben. It's on my list!

[@sozibrahman8504]

@@ChrisRaynorMD please also cover the opening knife fight scene of the Korean movie "The Villainess" - 2017. Trust me it's different

[@garrickanderson4533]

There are a few scenes from the "Foreigner" with Jackie Chan one where he has traps in the forest and another towards the end where he fights terrorists

[@saltycanadian6190]

Kimora hold generally break your arm or dislocate your elbow, seen a few shoulders.

[@justafloridamanfromthe75thRR]

I liked the analysis very much, but if I may add something: the kimura is a shoulder lock and not a wrist lock. It attacks the shoulder joint and the upper humerus, whereas a wrist lock attacks the wrist joint exlusively. In catch wrestling though, both the americana and the kimura (ude garami) are being referred to as "double wrist lock".

[@karlbuttler]

This proves you should be kind when visiting your Doctor, he or she knows how to make your life very unpleasant, if needed.....k

[@raydomenech7646]

Love your videos Doc!

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@r.e.tucker3223]

Gonna have to watch the movie again. Thanks, Doc.

[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

Doctor, would you consider discussing the injuries that a Hilti or Ramset anchor gun can inflict? The reason I ask is because in The Equalizer, Robert uses a gun that fires .22 caliber blanks to set anchors in concrete to incapacitate an enemy inside the hardware store.

[@Peter-mc1ui]

Can you do this kind of breakdown for some other seance from the Equalizer? Great video

[@krasimirkirev7178]

This is more like an experienced martial art expert explaining the fight scenes in details and what action causes what injury , followed by some medical terminology.

[@SuperSonstiges]

Thanx for this break down! 🇺🇦

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

My pleasure!

[@Morri10]

I love love love The equalizer movies and Denzel in a whole❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹

[@greatfilmmaker]

All the equalizer fights and all the Jack reacher fights and all the taken fights

[@TheeWolfiee1]

One thing I never noticed when watching the film was that slavi tried and I guess failed to block the bullet with hand, only once it’s slowed down you can notice.

[@medusastone2725]

This was a lot funnier than I expected it would be.

[@summerforever6736]

very cool video very entertaining Doc!!

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Thank you kindly!

[@summerforever6736]

@@ChrisRaynorMD very nice family , hard work payes off!!

[@yannickwillems1991]

The explanation was on point doc😎

[@GregXL1200L]

it's nice the way you explain things so anyone can understand.

[@DaveAdams222]

Well NOW we have to see you knock out (heeyyyyyy get it?) the entire Equalizer series! HAHAHA! Maybe some John Wick!

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpScdYGNgrSoZrM

[@mikebunner3498]

I read a story of a ice hockey goalie getting his neck cut by a skate. A former Army combat medic hopped the glass and pinched the artery shut intil medical personnel could get to the injured player. A special move by the veteran....... Later Doc!

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Clint Malarchuk.

[@christophertaylor9100]

The end of the movie with the Lowe's battle scene doesn't stand up super well but the rest of the film is a gem.

[@Rudy-zn8sq]

Not only are you informative but very funny. Thanks

[@boarthemusician6616]

In the rest of the scene with slavi he bleeds out. So he got mercy in the end.

[@isthisreallyworthit3805]

“i dont think he likes necks” im in tears

[@MxMe-su1ch]

My mother did quite a lot with her fresh oblique spiral fracture. They don't always render an arm useless.

[@rickjason1786]

Doc.....thats too vivid description of those injuries. Good work Doc

[@NoNonsense316]

You have the gift of comical understatement: "a 5-inch blade in the neck is... problematic." LOL 😂

[@BIG-DIPPER-56]

Just plain fun ! ! Your explanations are just plain fun - thanks ! 🙂😎👍

[@michaelarrowood4315]

Awesome breakdown of the movie scene, and a lot of education that most moviegoers never get. And I just love your tribute to Ukraine - the West must stand united in support of their freedom. Right on, doc! Slava Ukraini!

[@KYClay9337]

All of his kills were as silent as possible, thats why he chose to eliminate them they way he did. He locked the door first, then proceeded to dispatch his targets as quickly and quietly as possible.

[@bodieb.1239]

Without question this is my FAVORITE and most watched again movie. I enjoy your overview equally as much as the movie. Mister Washington is The Man. As of this writing there is a # 3 in the works . Heart Be still. I'm giddy as a school girl. Great job.

[@usernamunavailiable]

In one of Marine Corps EST/BST manuals they made it a point not to apply a tourniquet to the neck.

[@leeeneas8529]

this channel is so underrated, I expect a blow up soon.

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

🙏🙏🙏

[@TaraSmallss]

Love that movie never felt so pumped after a movie haha

[@BarnyardTheSilverback]

More Equalizer scenes!!!!

[@Jaguarmaserati]

I'd like you to react and give your diagnosis to the fight scene in Avengement. A good ole fashioned bar brawl between Scott Adkins and a bunch of British gangsters.

[@damionp3475]

Hey doc I like your channel!

[@williamdavidbell8893]

It took a long time for me to find you! Now, I watch everyday! Had I known you long ago, I might’ve continued with my medical studies!

[@aarongaal8168]

Would you be willing to react to scenes from horror films? I know it traces outside your normal reviews but I would love for you to cover a few scenes from 2003’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Primarily the sledgehammer blow to Kemper’s skull, the chainsaw vertical bisection and Sheriff Hoyt’s roadkill scene when he is run over with his own car - multiple times. This may sound morbid but I am honestly interested in learning just how much damage a chainsaw can inflict to a human body and if it’s actually a efficient tool ( as horror films always make them out to be ). Thank you for your content thus far.

[@samuelwager2181]

scenic fights should definitely do this scene

[@Native_Beats_]

Well... I now know a new subject that triggers me. Stomach injuries. Particularly describing the contents in the body but not where they should be. First time I ever got light headed from just listening to someone lol. Btw, love your content keep up the good work!

[@jamesmarkov9570]

Guy is an encyclopedia of practical knowledge. He should work as a consultant for the US Military

[@allovett6246]

20:00 "Ivan, did you see the sun rise this morning?" Thomas Magnum

[@jacewhite8540]

This really reminds you how fragile us humans are

[@uzkjhgfdsewr]

I love those descriptions. Once established that the gun wound is deadly anyway, proceeding with "this is particularly worrysome" before going into detail on how exactly the dude's fucked. Nice!

[@goonbug8910]

He shouldn’t have followed up that neck slash with being slammed on tempered glass

[@Minotaur-ey2lg]

I’ve seen this movie so many times, and this is the first time I notice Slavi gets shot through the hand.

[@jobar4170]

Hi Dr. Raynor. I think you should react to the torture/beatings taking place in Casino by Scorcese. Especially the one where one man head is squeezed in a vice and the famous scene where Joe Pesci's brother is beat up in front of him at the end.

[@olysean92]

Denzel has 1 better movie than this. I would love to see this treatment applied to "Man on Fire."

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Every Denzel movie is a good movie.

[@Lisa_RNHealthHub]

Thank you for this entertaining video, and for your message at the end.

[@ChrisRaynorMD]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ERKNEES2]

Wow didn't know veins and arteries bleed in different ways