For 7 Years in Prison he Studied Quantum Physics And Learned How to Always Win in Any Game

[@EA-de7df]

I did 12 years in Folsom state prison for a false charge. Was pretty mad at the world for treating me unfairly but soon decided that spending those 12 years building myself up would be the best thing for me. I managed to get a doctorate degree in quantum physics after I came out so seeing this video really hits close to home.

[@justamatchstick7535]

Unless you're sharing your KZbin acc with your kids,I'm gonna have to press x to doubt for that doc

[@EA-de7df]

@@justamatchstick7535 I'm not as old as you think.

[@Zhoshyn]

And now you're running away from gangsters after won too many casino games.

[@S_on_fire]

I am the doctorate degree in quantum physics and can say this is the true history.

[@tomkopf4534]

Folsom is pretty harsh surprised you had enough time to concentrate good for you I think even at 18 if I was thrown into a pennitentuary(and i did shit to get me there,not for 14 years though) I would have been constructive with my time hoping to get out better than when I went in

[@LaughTale1999]

I am blown away because of how wierd and yet fascinating the script is and how calmly he explained it.

[@gastonatencio4666]

@RedBowll ThaDevil true lol XDD

[@hado33_]

@RedBowll ThaDevil its a bot who commented that lmao

[@diaco3798]

Bro are you deaf? The voice is obviously text to speech and this guy is probably some indian neckbeard

[@samx23]

@@diaco3798yeah it's text to speech but why the indian neckbeard comment lol

[@ghosttowntomato]

This is a robotic program that just recites what’s typed

[@_The_Traveler_]

Watching Jason Statham try to emulate a realistic panic attack is like watching a child pretend to hate candy.

[@gamingseed2511]

It’s even weirder seeing him with hair

[@_The_Traveler_]

@@gamingseed2511 His hair has the strange aura of a liminal space lol, it just doesn't feel right.

[@waterbottlefilms6563]

@@_The_Traveler_ smarty pants get no b1tches

[@FMDedits]

Ain’t even his fault

[@ItzSJbro]

@@FMDedits Jokes 😂😂

[@TheMattJacks]

Jason Statham WITH HAIR!!?? No, sir! That dog won't hunt.

[@JacobJohnson-lh4gx]

it's weird seeing Jason Statham with hair, he look handsome af and it suits him well. But I'll always remember him for being bald and angry haha, he's a great actor I love him. Great recap as always Movie Recaps! keep it up.

[@sebastianmeadows3005]

Androgen based steroids took that man’s hair. But it catapulted his career

[@MrJoshanthony734313]

I thought that was him!

[@MyJosh360]

That's exactly what made me first watch Revolver, the hair

[@chadsr3455]

@@sebastianmeadows3005 to his defense he has great skull shape

[@Dave_of_Mordor]

@@sebastianmeadows3005 I wish it did the same for my career, but no, I'm just a bald guy

[@YuvrajSingh-vc7ho]

My favorite part is when he studied quantum physics

[@Vakator-29]

🤣

[@jaedanbellamy66]

The chess game

[@SPOOKIE-f9f]

😂😂😂

[@SPOOKIE-f9f]

I thought it was gonna be a twist in the end so that's why I kept watching after ⁴:20

[@adictedgaurav]

The guy knows how to put a clickbait

[@dr.revenue3636]

This is honestly one of Ritchie's best films. The world wanted another Snatch, and this definitely is NOT it, but the story is absolutely enthralling. One of my favourite films.

[@MONEYTALK006]

Name of the movie

[@dr.revenue3636]

@@MONEYTALK006 Revolver

[@jackhammer078jack4]

And then he became the transporter🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jase276]

He also recently made Wrath of Man which is another of my favorites in a long while. Ritchie and Statham go together well

[@dr.revenue3636]

@@jase276 Yeah I enjoyed that film too! Ritchie was director but not writer on that one..some elements came through for sure though. Might give it a rewatch!

[@AC-iz7eh]

R. I. P. Ray Liotta his performance in this movie was insane. Highly recommend everyone to watch the whole movie

[@scalpervideo9706]

title?

[@ScentSince2010]

@@scalpervideo9706 revolver

[@JuanLara-gq2lu]

@@scalpervideo9706 Revolver

[@Dimavo]

I love how the song in the background never changes, it's so iconic

[@nelsongwadi]

very iconic

[@onlythetruth4039]

I like it

[@stefankammerhofer6788]

What is it??? Does anybody know?

[@hakimitchi1518]

Can I get the name off the song or soundtrack I've been looking for it a few months

[@hakimitchi1518]

@@stefankammerhofer6788 that's what I wanna know if u do find it reply thiss comment so I'm notified

[@ItzSJbro]

R.I.P Ray Liotta. Now that he's dead, this film deserves atleast some praise and more recognition. I gotta admit it, he delivers an incredible performance and tried his best portraying Macha as a monster who orders others killed just for his own selfish needs, he's into materialism and is ego personified. *Ray Liotta in an interview: "It's a very thick, dense and smart movie, its a revenge movie, its gangsters, bad guys trying to get back at other bad guys for things, to really explain it fully, the best person is to ask Guy."* Imo, the outer story narrates an ugly conflict between antagonistic mafia gangs in some casino city of the world, where the dominant personality system in each one of the gangsters controls each one of them. In literary terms, this would belong to the “realistic fiction” genre. While the inner story narrates the war raging between systems and subsystems inside a human mind. In literary terms, I would be unsure of how to categorize this representation of something real, but abstract, with something realistic, but fictional. Revolver : Guy Ritchie Q & A Where did the inspiration for Revolver come from? It was a culmination of concepts really, but a germ got stuck in my mind about one particular concept: the con of all cons. I’m fascinated by how you can trick the mind and the individual, and this concept was so audacious, so radical, that I was attracted to say the least. The formula of the con is quite simple - you seduce people by their own greed. We can all be conned but at what point do we realize that we’re being conned and to what point do we allow ourselves to be conned. There was a famous book called The Big Con, which works on the formula that it is impossible to con an honest man. I was attracted to that idea too. The great challenge then was to take an intellectual concept and clothe it in an exciting, action-packed narrative because concepts are not necessarily interesting to look at. It’s important that the film delivers on an entertaining level. What you want in the cinema is entertainment but I like to be intellectually titillated while being sensorially stimulated. It took me three years to write this film whereas Snatch took me three months. Fundamentally, it’s not a very complicated film, it’s actually quite simple, but to clothe it within a narrative was quite complicated. Why did you call it Revolver? I’ve always been surprised that no other movie has ever been called Revolver because it just sounds cool. So I like the name but I also like the concept that, if you’re in a game, it keeps revolving until you realize that you are in a game and then maybe you can start evolving. The film is based on the formula of a game: where does the game start, where does it stop and who’s conning who. Is it a film with a message? I don’t think there is a message in the movie. The idea is that that there is no such thing as an external enemy. Jake Green is playing against Jake Green. That’s quite a hard concept to get your head around initially of course, if there is only an internal enemy, he wouldn’t want you to get your head around it. So it’s based on the formula that you can only get smarter by playing a smarter opponent. Who is the ultimate opponent? Yourself. Then comes the principle that your enemy will always hide in the last place that you would ever look. The last place you would look is inside your head and the last place you would look inside your head is behind fear. I’m not saying that formula’s correct, it’s just a formula and I’m interested in formulas. In this particular instance, the only opponent Jake Green has to challenge is himself by doing exactly what he doesn’t want to do. To that extent, are his experiences an allegory for life? It’s funny, I never expected as a writer-director to end up talking about high-falutin’ concepts. I got into filmmaking because I was interested in making entertaining movies, which I felt there was a lack of. Jake Green isn’t just Jake Green. Jake represents all of us. The color green is the central column of the spectrum and the name Jake has all sorts of numerical values. All things come back to him within the film’s world of cons and games. Jake’s on a journey of how to play the game. He’s very good at playing games and he’s done very well out of playing by a certain formula but he didn’t realize how big and consistent that formula is. He only saw the formula in its microscopic form and didn’t realize that it could be macroscopic. How does he get drawn into the game? One of the first rules of business is to protect your investment. I like the idea that we do the same with our personal philosophies. Once we have decided what’s right, irrelevant of whether we are right or wrong, the more energy we will invest to protect that. Which is basically how conmen work. They get you to invest a little bit, then a bit more. They never tell you to buy something, just take a look. Even looking’s an investment. Once you’ve contributed some of your energy to looking - appraising a certain article - then a small investment has been made. From a small investment comes a larger investment, from a larger investment comes a greater investment until eventually you’ve invested so much that you can’t be wrong. Because if you are wrong, it must mean you’re stupid and nobody can admit that they’re stupid. Jake is prompted to invest to counteract the threat of a fatal disease that’s hanging over him… The only way to handle this concept within an hour and 45 minutes of film is to cut to the chase, and there’s nothing quite like death looming on the horizon to precipitate events. Let’s get the party started, and the only way that can happen is the imminent threat of death. If Jake Green represents all of us, what do the other characters represent? The other characters all represent a certain human characteristic. Jake, Avi and Zack represent one characteristic. Then there’s Dorothy Macha, Lily Walker and Lord John, who represent another aspect of our nature, different aspects of vice, of which there are lots of ingredients so I wanted to be specific about which character represents which vice. Besides Jake’s name, there is an abundance of symbols in the film. What purpose do they serve? I think it’s fun that films have depth. I’ve left a whole snail trail of clues and symbols for those who care to indulge themselves. But is it integral to your enjoyment of the film? I think not. There are simply different levels that the film tries to serve. Chess is a prime example… The rules in chess are consistent with the rules of all cons. I like the idea that the characters could all be different pieces on a chess board. I think we all embody the attributes of pawns, bishops, knights and castles, kings and queens. It’s just a question of do we decide to be a pawn or do we decide to be a queen. I didn’t choose to be the latter particularly but there are different aspects to our personality and nature that the chess board represents, which is maybe why chess is such a popular and ancient game. I’m a very bad chess player, by the way. Jason Statham has probably been blowing his own trumpet about what a qualified chess player he is. In fact, he’s an appalling chess player. Does chance exist? I don’t believe chance exists, no. I don’t know whether it does but personally I don’t believe in it. Either there’s order in the universe or there’s chaos. Either everything is predetermined or, by the definition of free choice, you can determine it but there’s still no element of chance. Or there’s the other way of thinking, that it’s all chaos and there’s absolutely no order and it’s all chance. You either subscribe to one or the other. I subscribe to the idea that there is order although it may look like total chaos, but I’ve no idea if I’m right. In the film, Jake’s niece is a good example. She represents innocence and I liked the idea that she could ride a roller-coaster that’s collapsing all around but still land on a bed of cotton wool against all the odds because innocence protects her. There are infinite examples, of course, where innocence is not nurtured or cared for, but it all comes back to chance. Do you believe in chance or not? Do you believe that the universe is fair or unfair? And who is Sam Gold? I like the idea that Sam Gold is a collective hallucination. He doesn’t really exist but he does exist. He has no power of his own, he only has the power that you give him. He’s as real as you believe him to be. In the context of the film, he is the opponent, the force that the individual in the movie has to overcome. Is Sam Gold evil or is he good? That’s up to the individual to understand. I love the concept that if this was all a game, evil may not actually be evil. That if there is such a thing as the devil, the devil’s only job is to be smarter so that we can become smarter. I have no idea if this holds water philosophically or theologically, but it’s a very slick concept. That’s basically what inspired the film: that the devil isn’t a bad guy, the devil is just a very clever guy, and the idea that Sam Gold is really just a very smart opponent. The film opens with Jake Green getting out of jail. Would you say that it ends with him enjoying another kind of liberation? The film starts off with a jailbreak and ends with a jailbreak because all the skulduggery going on inside his head didn’t allow him to know he was still incarcerated. That’s what the film is about, the ultimate jailbreak and the radical actions one needs to undertake to liberate oneself from this jail. It tells the story of the skulduggery and trickery and head-trickery that accompanies Jake on his journey, and the seemingly unlikely actions our hero has to undertake to break out of his jail.

[@yabaal66]

Plz make a video no matter the quality

[@voiceofreason1829]

Can you tldr?

[@AK-cr5pe]

0:22 they did him dirty though naming his character "Dorothy" like what

[@sahilrana7535]

Hats off to you bro this whole thing 😎😎

[@passerby6168]

This is an amazing movie with so many lessons for us all. Worth watching, but if you go into it just wanting "gangster entertainment" you will miss out on its real worth.

[@corimoon3360]

Oh shut up! It’s a damn movie. 🙄

[@zacharymaneja1207]

Wow truth

[@spitty3456]

@@corimoon3360 spoken like a chimp with no understanding of artistic expression. It's really sad. Even in a completely made up setting, you still can't see the beauty. Your reality must be awful and I'm so sorry you lack the ability to find value in art and cinema.

[@Honed-]

this movie is just dumb...... but, .. eh.... if you wanna enjoy it, you enjoy it...

[@kilosyndicate3259]

Name of the movie?

[@dilyan-2904]

As i am lonely...i feel much better watching recaps than whole movie. Saves time and feels like im watching with somebody

[@sheiladodds4186]

Awe...I love the shorts too. From BC Canada

[@sshowboat]

Statham with hair looks like a alternate universe john wick

[@HandsomeMax33]

Even after watching a recap I still dont understand half of the movie lol

[@Shimada.]

This was the single best movie narrative wise, I really enjoyed the conclusion of Jack being able to control his pride and ego, and overcome himself to be at peace while Macha had gone mad through ignoring that side of him. beautiful Movie I honestly can't believe I havent heard of it until now

[@ItzSJbro]

Macha thought it was the old jake. Stupid, sensitive and compassionate but then he realizes that it is the new unbreakable jake he's dealing with.

[@1350-x7f]

just fyi none of that happened and he never got out of solitary and its all in his head

[@1350-x7f]

@@ItzSJbro Enlightenment is a complicated process, especially while in solitary confinement

[@344shadowking]

What's ia the film called?

[@ItzSJbro]

@@344shadowking Darude sandstorm

[@popskies]

This is Jason Statham before he trained 100 situps, 100 pushups, 100 squats followed by a 10-km run every single day for 3 years and became bald.

[@bullshot9367]

saitama style

[@drewmyers3916]

ONNEEEE PUNNNCCHHH

[@theglitchmindset2256]

No no no that is solo leveling sung Jin woo style!!!

[@MajorCrisis]

I'm wondering why a wealthy crime boss is using a cheap Taurus pistol.

[@Dave_of_Mordor]

Because he's a cheapskate. He would lose his wealth if he keep spending them on expensive stuff

[@Frankie2012channel]

You're assuming he's a gun nerd. I know tons of rich folks who don't know squat about guns and just like 'the shiny ones'.

[@ItzSJbro]

Ha! you're surprised seeing a wealthy man using a cheap gun? teens these days buy expensive phones just because of how they look they don't even think logically

[@ItzSJbro]

@SpaceHippo420 Tell that to dorothy macha lol

[@Totalchaos0228]

It doesn't matter if you are a good shot.

[@nickcrisp74]

the real twist is that this man was able to go to two dr appts within 3 hours

[@Youchubeswindon]

The real twist is that none of it existed. Lucid dream and you will be able to attend hundreds of doctors in minutes. The diagnosis was fear, which is why when he repeated it a few days later it cleared.

[@ravenousstrike012]

Jason Statham is like John Wick 2.0 but with hair in this movie. Suits and a perfect role for any movie. Great movie and recap!

[@hellhound1389]

But this came out almost 20 years earlier Keanu Reeves is the copy

[@rahsaanthomas7030]

Action films that come out 20, 30 years ago, and someone will compare it to John Wick. Makes no goddamn sense.

[@heyhelmar]

Guy Ritchie is by far my favorite film director. He always delivers a masterpiece.

[@musondachishala1817]

movie title please?

[@heyhelmar]

for this one it is Revolver but you can always look up the film director's wikipedia page to view all films

[@redz3y]

Couldn't agree more...my new fav directr besides Nolan...

[@Ad_Astra2023]

Jason Statham with this hairstyle softens his image attractively. He looks like an artist here rather than a tough guy he always plays.

[@jacksonendo]

After watching the recap I’m still very confused

[@1st2nd2]

Very confusing movie

[@kelvingriffiths6017]

This film is great but the bit in the lift near the end always has me laughing. It's like Statham having a Gollum fit lol

[@owaiskhan-dw5ii]

movie name please

[@TK-7193]

revolver

[@miguelfagan8537]

I loved Revolver. Two inmates were training him for an even larger heist. Wonder what it was ...

[@ItzSJbro]

It was probably about the con of all cons, the biggest con.

[@balajiedlyngdoh8366]

Thanks for this recaps, I swear I thought I've seen all Jason's movies but I miss this one out

[@MamaMeg09]

Same! And I definitely want to!

[@kamigodofghost5710]

this is one of the most underrated movie's of all time with one of the best psychological stories

[@torachan23]

Jason Statham is criminally underrated.

[@1kennylo]

Hell nah

[@ace-qt9dr]

Hell nah

[@chesterburkley4509]

Bro deserves more

[@lhommevivant7344]

He is one of the most paid actors. So yes but actualy no

[@bzskenny5589]

Underrated!! Who?

[@kaerajpetera]

For everyone like myself searching the comments for the movie title because it wasn’t in the caption nor title of this clip… Its called REVOLVER. You’re welcome 😇

[@deepak.o.a9211]

Thanks pal

[@shenubrie3852]

I truly appreciate yo......

[@twentythreerixx3488]

Chur bro

[@lavanya_s_art]

Thank you ☺

[@kyle45887]

he says the movie name within the first 10 seconds of his videos

[@horanghaeapologist]

When the guy said that jake talked to a con man and a ches splayer , I knew right away that it was those two lol

[@arousedyoda]

Fun fact: this recap is based on the theatrical release. There is a Director's cut in which Sorter presumably lives/succeeds in preventing the girl's kidnapping, and the movie ends with Macha's crushing humilation after confronting Jake (the scene in Macha's bedroom and the scene where Sorter kills all the henchmen are interchanged).

[@beau6113]

I think there are 3 versions: uk, us, director's. I have never seen the version you describe--Sorter is definitely dead, but I have seen both the uk and us versions. I *believe* I watched the us version first, and LOVED it. Years later I saw the uk version and was so confused, it wasn't even the same movie. I may have my versions backward, but the point is that one version is amazing (although definitely takes several viewings to fully grasp), and the other is a disorganized mess. This recap is the version I loved.

[@ItzSJbro]

US version is far more better than the original imo

[@gameofthronesmalayalam523]

Mark strongs first time with guy ritchie

[@KutWrite]

I'm glad you mentioned that. It's the version I saw. I was thinking they might make a spinoff about Sorter. Great name and character. Similarly, I liked the "Cleaner" in "La Femme Nikita," and they did make a sort of spinoff of the Cleaner as "Leon, the Professional."

[@unsubme2157]

@@KutWrite i would love to see more about sorter, he really struck me as standout

[@EjwiiiMoviesNYMountains]

Guy Ritchie was a great director until his Madonna mishap. This film was one of Guy's best.

[@bevandleon]

What do you mean

[@pixilmon]

?

[@comradesam3382]

What Madonna mishap? I taught "the gentleman" was good

[@chelseaxoxo784]

@@bevandleon .

[@bevandleon]

@@chelseaxoxo784 huh

[@Ciro912]

Most impressive part about this movie > CGI'ing hair on Statham. Give that effects guy an Oscar.

[@efanferdiantowibowo9610]

I feel like this is more of power point presentation rather than a movie

[@smokedbyjacob]

its a recap

[@Steampunk_Kak]

it's not the full movie. It's a recap.

[@gracejoy9418]

You’re new here?

[@aiko-denki1476]

Jason Statham with hair looks like an angrier version of John Wick.

[@dk_chocolate_3453]

This guy makes any movie feel like it a great movie 😂 even if it was bad.

[@atomicgaming4819]

Yes through the background music that he uses for his videos

[@momchilandonov]

This movie is great, so your comment doesn't make much sense...

[@Decade332]

@@momchilandonovno there's some bad movies like emoji movie

[@wyattholcomb7122]

@@Decade332 i usually like horror movies but the emoji movie was to much

[@justkidding3998]

how was this a bad movie, it's so underrated it's actually crazy. Watch it again, now with an open mind.

[@Gameknight2169]

Man’s literally like “There’s a one out of multiple trgintillions chance for me to win and I have the ability to choose that chance”

[@robersondionte1]

Trillions

[@Youchubeswindon]

Without emotion interrupting your choices you might be surprised how clever your brain is.

[@jasewilliam2877]

Thanks a lot for the constant good vids👌

[@TheJovan211]

ONE NOTE: Write the name of the movies in the description and their production year. You mention each time the title at the beginning of the video, but still it will be better to leave it in the description.

[@mike8984ify]

This is so the videos don't get taken down by automated search algorithms

[@KirtFitzpatrick]

A less risky method might be to repeat the movie name again at the end of the video. We don't want these recap channels to get busted. I've discovered some great movies through these recaps and watched the full films afterwards.

[@OneRecords2]

I think it's called Revolver

[@owaiskhan-dw5ii]

agreed

[@rentristandelacruz]

Sorter is still my favorite fictional hitman (in films).

[@MatzeNRW1803]

Gud you said in films ;D

[@ItzSJbro]

Macha, Paul and Sorter are my favourites.

[@ML-sj3gi]

I think I saw some emotion on Statham's face at one stage. Took 20 movies but you got there. Well done buddy.

[@ForeverMasti]

It wasn’t an easy story to explain in such a short recap.

[@ewanfraser]

I’m not sure this movie makes any sense. Maybe it just went over my head.

[@deidrebailey9722]

Right I still don’t understand it

[@johnnyblazem5326]

@@deidrebailey9722 its about killing you're ego to gain advantage over obstacles in you're way.

[@DSBeats_100]

It represents the "Enemy" as the last place you will ever look. I.e your own mind. If you can take control of the sub concious mind, then in turn u can control your enemy.

[@k.lamareyev4418]

They were the same person

[@yusufibrahim7233]

I wanted to invest too but the price is not stable

[@AbubakaCalo]

Yes, you can start an investment, There are many reasons to invest in Bitcoin after understanding the market and risks.

[@AbubakaCalo]

Richard A. Blair Fx

[@AbubakaCalo]

Or Instagram

[@AbubakaCalo]

He will guide you through the process of investing

[@anitahart8313]

Investing in Bitcoin is the number one thing one should be doing right now, although there are lots of risks the best way to invest is through cryptocurrency and Forex.

[@InappropriateShorts]

1:43 yes you can definitely dump a full mag from an automatic weapon holding it in one hand and stay on target 🙄

[@aposslex]

Someone still hasn’t worked out the difference between movie and reality…

[@praneethnarayana94]

bully maguire:- i miss the part where there is quantum physics

[@kirklandcig5513]

Wow someone really spent 7 years in prison watching Rick and Morty

[@deiwos7278]

Took me 43s to reconise Statham , i was like "uhmm i know this actor but from wich movie ? " 😂

[@amadeov11]

Even with such a good thorough explanation like this, the movie is still worth a full watch.

[@lilcthulhu8065]

My favourite film marred by budget constraints re: CGI. Would love to see the Guy Richies vision forfilled by updated CGI as it was truly thought provoking.

[@thedripkaiser574]

Wait Jason Statham had hair once? 🤯

[@richardangers2566]

His movies always have compelling dialog, and interesting characters.

[@ryansizemore5064]

Dude. That is by far and away the most realistic fake hair in a movie. That wig shoulda got an academy award.

[@DSBeats_100]

This is the best film i've seen. So strange I search for it and you uploaded yesterday. Cant beleive the silly critics gave it such low ratings, they probably did'nt comprehend the depth and psychology of the narrative. 🙏

[@Motivation14019]

Been a fan of this channel for quite some time now and i can proudly say i have watched all the movies uploaded and always waiting for a new one everyday

[@RemedialRob]

Wait... we're supposed to believe Jason Statham is a quantum physicist? Talk about suspension of disbelief.

[@brythecracker]

I’ve seen this movie at least 30 times, maybe 50 timed, my favorite movie by far. I’ve scoured the internet researching every morsel of thesis I could find on this movie including researching books about Kabbalah. I’ve learned many great lessons about human nature from this movie. I believe it to be Guy Ritchie’s greatest work. I would love to sit and chat with Guy about the deeper messages contained within. I for one have learned to identify the ego and it’s destructive nature. I’ve also learned much through Kabbalah principles. Guy, thank you for this piece.

[@karanmalkhede6689]

Movie name plz

[@hassamsiddiqui3373]

@@karanmalkhede6689 Revolver

[@karanmalkhede6689]

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[@thumper62973]

RIP Ray Liotta..cheers to your contributions to many great movies..you will be missed!!

[@hellhound1389]

Revolver is one of my favorite movies, most people can't understand the underlying meaning

[@ShogunRyuusha]

Jason Statham with a beard is even better than without.

[@countalucard3405]

First time seeing Jason with hair 😂😂😂 he looks badass with it.

[@subhrajyotisen7153]

Forget the storyline, Jason Statham with hair is the actual weird thing in this

[@persephoenix]

Man, seeing Andre 3000 in this was a trip. A good one, though!

[@jacklaw9527]

Imagine trolling a crime boss so hard he kills himself out of fear.

[@mackadousha]

One of the best movies ever. Thank you for that

[@miggychubby2705]

It's so rare seeing Jason Statham with hair

[@eCinemaVideo]

Love this film! Always strange seeing Jason Statham with hair lol

[@harshitpatel44]

If someone is holding gun at you irl , just run. Being calm will only make it easy for him to aim.

[@Youchubeswindon]

If someone is holding a gun at you, pray to what ever you believe in, then if you survive, move to another country with less chance of meeting a gun wielder.

[@MattoMillenial]

He give all his money for protection, but why? And from who? He’s gonna die in 3 days, why should he accept the deal?

[@shotgunenjoyer9222]

the only way to get smarter is by playing a smarter opponent

[@MegaHunter316]

@@shotgunenjoyer9222 nice one 💯 he's still playing the game even though he knows he was about to die

[@babatundeojerinde]

This movie kept me on the edge until d end… I saw it over 10 years ago, but I don’t think I’ve seen any other like it after. Really awesome movie. It’s a mental journey from start to finish

[@Youchubeswindon]

@@shotgunenjoyer9222And yet most of the time we are unable to let them out to play. So sad.

[@FreakGUY-007]

​@@shotgunenjoyer9222 you have 3 days to live. Right?

[@SCBiscuit13]

"Always protect your investment" so true.

[@Cupcake_2708]

Your worst enemy is your own mind

[@dm1843]

But its also your greatest ally

[@richie161cfc]

One of the rare movies where Jason is not bald

[@nexuzeb79]

Most underrated film from Guy Ritchie, some say it's pretentious I say it's not for the ignorant minds... The depth in this movie.. I've seen it more than 20 times and still find clues.. One of my top 5 of all time, hands down.

[@attilac.langba6705]

Agreed

[@attilac.langba6705]

Would love to know what other movies include that list

[@joeyprince2910]

What is this movie called?

[@nexuzeb79]

@@joeyprince2910 Revolver As in the verb"to revolve" enjoy!

[@Tanner-2]

I heard he was madonna's x boyfriend, is that true?

[@TheMartialMix]

The voice is like a whole different vibe, I just love how this dude describes stuff!

[@injoyinmyself2018]

On the surface it looks like a gangsta movie but it's actually about spiritual enlightenment. Movie name is Revolver.

[@JuanLara-gq2lu]

I didn't know there are two versions of this movie. The short version is the great one. Amazing.

[@aposslex]

Best film ever, it changed my life. I still don’t understand the hate it gets

[@ItzSJbro]

Personal movie of all times

[@hellhound1389]

Stupid people hate what makes their head hurt

[@dopaminedetox7256]

What is the name of movie

[@hellhound1389]

@@dopaminedetox7256 REVOLVER. One of the best movies ever made but most people aren't smart enough to follow along so it never got the respect it deserved

[@olympian1397]

My brain for 5 mins after looking at the thumb nail: Is he Jason Statham?- yes no yes no yes no yesss

[@starflakmyriad5394]

The way to explain this movie is quite simple: it started off as a typical heist movie, then the director started dating Madonna. At that point, the plot reflects the madness in the director's own life.

[@jdub9700]

The story is an allegory about the Higher Self (represented by Zach and Avi) helping the lower self (Jake) to transcend the Ego (Sam Gold) and thereby achieve enlightenment/nirvana (transcending Sam Gold's world, "Samsara" or "Maya" in eastern philosophy). Macha's and other criminals' characters are "clones" (literary technique) to show the viewer the consequences of not transcending the Ego (delusion, enslavement, and self destruction). Through transcendence you gain REAL power, spiritual power thus allows you to gain power over Gold's world without succumbing to it ("change the rules that control you; change the rules on what you can control" - in other words, the Self). This is represented by Jake walking past Macha holding a loaded gun as well as Zach and Avi's nigh-untouchable status in Sam Gold's world.

[@harishkallianpur9368]

Who else thought it was Keanu Reeves at a glance on the beginning.

[@LoafRock]

I remember this was from the directors plunge into Kabbalism.

[@TMIS30]

You know the movie's bad when jason statham's not bald

[@ItzSJbro]

Lies, he had a bit of hair in Snatch too

[@VaibhavShewale]

ooh man that was some solid writing! those two were just amazing!

[@russeljayabellanosa1514]

this is an amazing movie with large text subtitle ..

[@dalandrice7725]

Wow This Is The First Time I've Seen It In Twelve Minutes...Cheers

[@odgarig8601]

That green screen in the car is something else XD

[@nemo227]

Gangster, priest, politician, or cleaning woman, we are all on the planet for not even a blink of time.

[@Thenobleone81]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I saw this movie at least 10 times

[@wandachamberssomrajit2260]

Really good Jason Statham movie. This movie is awesome!

[@mohammedmohamed7017]

Thanks for the upload.

[@naradathorington2523]

To this day this is still Statham's best role!

[@Aeodastius]

I think both cuts of the movie are good. I do prefer this cut more.

[@hoghs1]

Stathom puts in the work. Fun stuff to watch typically.

[@michaeljohnsantos3752]

Stared at the thumbnail for 15 secs thinking to myself.. “Is.. Is that Jason Statham with hair?”. Lmao

[@RamnaViaz]

I always loved the whole "blood disease" thing, we all have the same blood disease, it's called mortality, and yet only when you are made aware of it you can start the journey towards enlightenment.

[@jdub9700]

I was struggling with that part of the movie for so long and you just explained it perfectly 😂 thank u so much

[@jdub9700]

I was struggling with that part of the movie for so long and you just explained it perfectly 😂 thank u so much

[@AC-iz7eh]

It's called Leukemia

[@brantmorse1900]

There’s actually a lot of blood diseases 🤪

[@ItzSJbro]

It was his mind that convinced him he was gonna die in 3 days, the mind can be an ally or your worst enemy.

[@sequoiabentley4643]

This is basically fallout new Vegas but with Statham growing instead of nuclear Fallout

[@Junkysnake]

Jason Statham Would be Perfect to play Niko Bellic.

[@jase276]

I'm just stunned from seeing Statham with hair

[@TheAnimationEz]

My favorite movie of all time , not for everyone

[@vinceofyork]

I see gold colors everywhere throughout the film. I even think they have a gold filter overlay... It's all gold's world. 😏✌️❤️

[@Valseil]

When Chev Chelios still sane.

[@JayRiches]

One of the most underrated films ever imo. Literally study it like a life manual.