This movie is out of control. Cannon Films is the best | So Bad It's Good #61 - Death Wish 3

[@mulder1979]

Charles Bronson is the man. In literally every movie he played in, he seems to be somewhere between 45 and 60 but physically always in top shape!

[@samholdsworth420]

Yeah he's a true action star. You can always believe this man was going to kick your ass even if he was 70.

[@tombradydid9114]

Just like Seagal

[@JasonBrant]

A man's man.

[@kevinramsey417]

Cannon used to pretty much build their year around whatever Chuck Norris, Michael Dudikoff and Charles Bronson's upcoming movies were.

[@AveragePicker]

Top shape? Oh no..no…not at all. Death Wish 3 he barely does more than a quick trot. By Family of Cops, getting off the sofa requires a stunt double.

[@t-shirtedhistorian]

Charles Bronson was a genuine badass. Grew up poorer than dirt, unable to speak English, worked his ass off in a coal mine, went to war, then went on to be the most cinematic badass with the best name. I own almost every film he's ever been in. Never seen a bad Bronson film. Shitty film is only made better with Bronson. RIP to a true legend.

[@JasonBrant]

He was a super bad ass.

[@matthewdunham1689]

Hard Times and The Mechanic are two of his best not as well know movies.

[@christianvega12341]

He's a legend. I watch a few of is movies and i love it.

[@Bloomcycle]

Jimmy Page has done alot of movie soundtracks 🤘

[@pretorious700]

Once Upon a Time in the West is easily in my top 5 films ever.

[@DKiSAerospaceHistory]

"It stops eventually" had me in TEARS

[@MHStudioProductions]

Bronson was 63 when this film came out - compare that with Seagal’s 64 in Sniper Special Opps! 😂 Mad respect for Bronsons effort in this film

[@JasonBrant]

Total beast.

[@Motoko1134]

Seagull will soon star in: Chinese Buffet Legends #3494, and no it's not a porno. He will never remove his jacket or walk for more than 3 seconds consecutively.

[@anthonylewis2080]

​@@JasonBrant: Stallone was 67 in EX3 and beat up Gibson - seems like the older Seagal gets, he gets more heavier!.

[@lonny5841]

He was also a regular smoker well into his later years, the man was a real life badass.

[@johnofmalta]

How dare you disparage Sifu Sensei.

[@valdivia1234567]

When Charles Bronson says he's going to get ice cream, you know shit's about to get real.

[@JasonBrant]

So true 🤣

[@LetsGetitBoah]

Yes, LMFAO. Any other man saying that sounds kind of goofy. He says it and you know it actually means "Time to go murder some bad guys."

[@wutang5851]

I scream you scream.....no just you scream!

[@cebraulkenne8571]

Charles Bronson is the distilled essence of "So I started blasting."

[@JasonBrant]

🤣 Nice.

[@leewright1]

"....cos my eyesight aint too good."

[@Jlaps941]

The epitome of “Shoot first, ask questions later”

[@Stranglethroat]

This is legitimately one of the greatest movies ever. When he tells his friends he's found the solution to all their problems, and pulls out a giant handgun he's gotten trough mail order...! Oscar moment right there.

[@Hoonsy2you]

Ah yes, Charles Bronson. The guy that can probably do all the shit Steven Seagal pretends he can do.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

"I sent them a message" This movie is an 11 out of 10

[@clyd1206]

It was 2 different machine guns. One looked like a German MG-42 and the other was an American Browning 30 caliber. Both weapons were used in WW2. I couldnt see too much of the first weapon but the belt it ammunition belt shown matches. The MG-42 and browning use 2 different types of belt systems.

[@jakevail2554]

100% there are 2 guns in the cabinet. the old man loses the mg42

[@jeskormanak1029]

Or MG 34

[@McNubbys]

It was some variation of the MG 42(could be post war versions like the MG 3 which Germany just recently phased out of service)

[@rushmore3927]

Need lots of belts for the MG. About twice the fire rate of the Browning.

[@grumblesa10]

@@jeskormanak1029 Looks like the receiver of a '42. Which makes sense since those guys are supposed to be WW2 veterans. Also, they use 2 different calibers. The Browning uses 30-06 and the MG42 uses 8mm Mauser.

[@UMAMIMAMU]

For you guys and anyone else wondering, yes that was THE Jimmy Page. He did the score for Death Wish II as well. The Death Wish 3 soundtrack is basically a slightly modified version of the Death Wish II score. Michael Winner, the director of this and the first two Death Wish movies was Page's neighbor at the time and asked him to do it and with the recent breakup of Led Zeppelin (this would have been around '81-ish) agreed to do it.

[@JasonBrant]

That' s so great.

[@TrashWerewolf]

In regards to DW2, Michael Winter, the Director, said "I'd lived next door to Jimmy for many years. It was a very bad time for him - the drummer (John Bonham of Led Zeppelin) had died, and he was in a very inactive period. (Led Zeppelin manager) Peter Grant and I made arrangements for Jimmy to do the Death Wish II score, for which he wasn't actually paid, because Grant wanted to restore Jimmy back to creativity.". Can you imagine NOT paying Jimmy Page for his work????

[@TrashWerewolf]

YES, that IS Bill And Ted's Alex Winter!

[@steveswangler6373]

John Paul Jones did the music for Death Wish II,not Jimmy Page

[@TrashWerewolf]

@@steveswangler6373 not true. Look it up.

[@everforward5561]

It's always amazing how the original book was about a guy's descent into vigilantism and how it destroys and deadens him as a person, then the movie series is just about how being a vigilante is awesome.

[@JasonBrant]

🤣 🤣

[@jamesoblivion]

Yeah, they did the same with Rambo. 'I don't want any trouble.' *proceeds to kill more people than anyone ever*

[@giorgiopalmas7934]

Ever see "Harry Brown" with Michael Caine? Very much like DW I.

[@ferdonandebull]

The first movie kind of addressed this.. the first movie actually had some story to it.. but yes it was the eighties and shit blew up..

[@boing615]

Is the book any good?

[@Happymali10]

The big gun he gets mail-ordered is a fairly rare Wildey Hunter, and it actually was the main actor's private property that he loaned to the production. Part of why they chose it is the odd half-rifle-half-pistol cartridge it uses, which is more "aggressive" than the caliber used by Dirty Harry, showing that they are "above" DH.

[@baronobeefdipyes5181]

FYI a company actually revived the Wildey a few years ago and supposedly is making them again; I have done business with before, but some people haven't heard from them in a while since covid. I own one of their newer guns that I inherited from my grandfather, the .475 Wildey one he owns is technically slightly more powerful than a .50 AE Dessert Deagle with a 350 grain projectile travelling at 1396 fps with 1514 ft. lbs. of energy while a 325 gr .50 AE is going 1446 fps but 1509 ft. lbs. of energy. Mine is in .45 Winchester magnum (I have a video posted of it destroying a watermelon on the 4th) and a 230gr projectile is on par with a 240gr 44 magnum round. The neat thing with this gun that sets it apart from a Dessert Eagle or an AMT Automag like Dirty Harry uses is that the gun is not as ammo sensitive due to having an adjustable gas system which you can see Bronson adjusting after he loads up his ammo, which was a key selling point for the Wildey because you can shoot anything from light gallery loads to "high power" hunting rounds as long as the chamber pressure doesn't exceed around 50,000 PSI. I have some rounds that I make for mine when I take it to public ranges or have new shooters along that make it as comfortable if not more then a standard .45 ACP out of a 1911 due in part to the guns weight so people can enjoy the hand cannon experience without having to deal with all the recoil.

[@BrokenFistX]

DW3 may in fact be THE quintessential Cannon film. It is a masterclass of 80's action schlock and I adore it.

[@echochamber4420]

Chuck Norris’ beard had to ask permission from Charles Bronson's moustache if it could grow.

[@coltgay4570]

Fun Fact bronson was a legit badass he enlisted in the United States Army Air Forces in 1943 during World War II. He served in the 760th Flexible Gunnery Training Squadron, and in 1945 as a Boeing B-29 Superfortress aerial gunner with the Guam-based 61st Bombardment Squadron within the 39th Bombardment Group, which conducted combat missions against the Japanese home islands. He flew 25 missions and received a Purple Heart for wounds received in battle. He was 64 years old in this film and could still run and climb buildings with no stunt double Acting career

[@ssoory6343]

What a legend

[@stormcrow28]

Charles Bronson was 64 when this was released (born 1921). The tradition of the older male badass taking revenge never dies, it just moves on.

[@nighttempest7163]

I died when you called Charles Bronson friggin Chucky B. 😂😂😂😂

[@mrmotown313]

12:51, What are those? TEETH! That single worded one-liner from Charles Bronson was absolutely priceless and hilarious! That is vintage Charles Bronson gold right there!

[@jonbranch710]

Charles Bronson is scary because how he is so chill. Not someone you wanna mess with

[@edfoli8230]

“Careful there, you almost went full Barbarians” I wanted to die! You guys are so damn awesome!

[@JasonBrant]

🤣 Thanks!

[@jps536]

Hoouuughhh

[@kenrickkahn]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jcneverquits]

Appreciate you guys showing "Mr. Bronson" the respect he deserves. He was definitely a legitimate tough guy! I've watched the Death Wish series a hundred times and you guys still managed to make me belly laugh! Great channel!

[@andrewmiller4079]

I was so pumped at the end when you were wishing he would use the bazooka. I was literally saying out loud just wait pal you have no idea what's coming,

[@JasonBrant]

It far exceeded what I even hoped for.

[@stuCameraman1]

Bronson taking out the trash at its best!!!! And the neighbourhood was constructed in Vauxhall, south London around some old buildings, a stones throw from where the Mi6 building is now. There is a short making of on KZbin someware. For years this has been my favorite action scene in a death wish movie👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@allenpoe17]

Him killing those two car thieves is my favorite scene in the entire series hands down.

[@danmorris8594]

What's the problem? With the car?

[@bryanenright6758]

This movie deserves all the love. From the Cosby family like theme to the over the top geriatric revenge carnage. Death Wish 3 is my favorite movie ever made

[@JasonBrant]

It's brilliant.

[@666shadowlordes]

We need more of Erin, her laughs are contagious!

[@JasonBrant]

I totally agree.

[@joseeguizabal6712]

If you want to see more of her contagious laughs, you should watch the barbarians review. That was straight gold! This channel rocks!

[@SophiaPerpetua]

I appreciate her concern for the animals.

[@moorejonothan]

Man these guys really take me back. 46 years old now but in my 20’s, my best friend from high school and I would watch crappy 70’s horror, 80’s cheese….even Barney and blues clues while getting hammered. We would talk nonstop, making fun of everything and cracking up over random things. He passed years ago but this brings all those late nights partying and watching movies back vividly. Never been able to find a movie watching partner like that since and watching alone was never the same. These guys remind me so much of that! Good stuff……and to get paid for it is genius!! Lol Y’all keep having silly, mindless fun!! It never gets old. Need more of it these days.

[@michaelallison2836]

The worst part about unintentionally funny movies is the boring parts in-between the ridiculous stuff. Thanks for taking one for the team and just giving the highlights, so much less painful this way.

[@JasonBrant]

This movie is glorious.

[@Thundarr100]

Charles Bronson was my dad's favourite actor. One Christmas I bought him the whole Death Wish series on VHS 📼 (they hadn't been completely replaced by DVDs yet at that time). I really enjoy Bronson's work as well. It was one of the things that he and I could bond over as father and son. I miss that man. 😢

[@sentenza5766]

Charles Bronson was in top physical condition, all his life he was muscular, lean. a true athlete ! much respect

[@JasonBrant]

Total beast.

[@geoffreysorkin5774]

Also, he could act. He was the anti-Seagal.

[@Motoko1134]

chuck is a legend for sure. Steven seagull is a legend, but only at Golden Corral

[@thejason755]

Some say, even in death he went on kill-crazy rampages

[@IndiephantomSofaSinema]

Except for the smoking. He got winded fast, even going back to the seventies....but he kept himself fit otherwise.

[@jamesoblivion]

RIP Gavan O'Herlihy. He gave a great over the top performance here, and was one of those actors who showed up everywhere, from Twin Peaks to Tales from the Crypt. His dad was also a legend...best known as the Old Man in RoboCop, and the baddie from Halloween III.

[@JasonBrant]

Loved him in Willow. RIP.

[@GENERALSPARTAN27]

Dan O'Herlihy (Gavin's father) was the Old Man in Robocop

[@leovalverde1508]

And Grig in Last Starfighter.

[@jessenorgrove1702]

That was great,love how the bazooka was in the corner hidden like a red rider BB gun.

[@michelvanderlinden8363]

Even after 1,5 years I maintain this is one of, if not THE most entertaining video you guys have on. The terrible jokes rival the bodycount here. Death Wish Marathon, when?

[@Subypowa]

I love Death Wish 3, the best of the 5. The ending is so ridiculous!! the look before taking a bazooka to the face LMAO

[@sowder]

I love how you guys never pause the movie to let anybody go to the bathroom and have to miss stuff. It's like a game or a test LOL.

[@JasonBrant]

It makes it a pain in the ass in editing. Plus, me somehow missing important stuff in the movie has become a running gag. 🤣

[@dunkelgelb7744]

19:40 - The MG the old man on the stairs had was either a German MG42 or a MG3, while the gun Charles Bronson takes out of the armoire is a U.S. Browning M1919. When the old man showed Charles the M1919 initially, you could barely see the outline of another gun behind it (probably the German gun), and that gun is no longer there when Charles takes the M1919. Love the video, really funny commentary, MST3K style!

[@BlackSunshine07GT500]

Was gonna post the same. Definitely an MG-42 and not the Browning , so no gun mix up.

[@goemboeck]

The name of Death Wish series in my native tongue is "Enemy of Violence", which considering the movies is one of my all-time favorite oxymorons. Got to love that Cannon beanie

[@JasonBrant]

I love the beanie too. Enemy of Violence is a funny title for these 🤣

[@tim4883]

My grandmother loved Bronson and dirty Harry. We would watch their movies every Saturday. Thanks for reminding me about the better days guys.

[@JasonBrant]

Your grandmother sounds great.

[@Happymali10]

They filmed the final battle in London, in a real-life gang-infested area. When they were done they realized that all the extras had thick accents so they had locally stationed US-soldiers dub in the lines.

[@christopherchristos7275]

The old Lambeth hospital

[@laughingcoffin3210]

The .475 Wildey Magnum is a semi-automatic pistol cartridge designed for big game hunting in the Wildey pistol....."wait till Wilby gets here". They had to top dirty Harry's gun so they went with a hand cannon...Wilby magnum...the biggest caliber handgun at the time. EPIC!! ( SIDE NOTE: look up pictures of Charles Bronson from the '70s the guy was ripped)

[@JasonBrant]

That gun was sweet. and Bronson had abs in this movie and he was in his mid-sixties!

[@Formula5.0]

Easily one of y’all’s best episodes 😂 I can’t help but join in on the laughter every time lol Also, they didn’t steal the Browning because the gun they took from the guy on the balcony seemed to be an MG42

[@MKaspers]

Just discovered your channel last week and have been binging your videos since. You guys are hilarious. The bizarre thing is, I've seen several of these movies when I was a kid back in the 80's and back then they seemed so incredibly cool. How time changes your perspective (although the badness was always there obviously!) Keep up the good work guys!

[@JasonBrant]

Welcome aboard! Thanks so much for the kind words.

[@WhenTheManComesAround]

The word "Teeth" are now forever connected to this movie in my mind! Winning!

[@ManCave1972]

Cannon Films rules with proper violence and action back in the day. This is what VHS was made for. I loved Death Wish 3 back in the day, it was proper stuff.

[@Jurgen_Wulf]

Oh yeah! Absolute classic 80s action! And about machine guns: there were two - Browning and MG42. MG42 jammed on the stairs, Browning was still in the closet.

[@JasonBrant]

Ahh, thanks. Totally missed it.

[@jackethangs5570]

@@JasonBrant Yep, the MG Forty-flippin'-Two that the old bloke completely forgot to tell Chuckie B. about. As you do. (Do we assume he brought them back from the war? If so, what were the MPs doing as he nonchalantly walked off the boat dual wielding these things?)

[@adman1381]

@@jackethangs5570 They were off getting coffee. Or they realize they were going to be used by Bronson, so they let him pass.

[@DeanS946]

@@jackethangs5570 ​ I know this is super old now, but after finally DW3 for the first time and remembering the machine gun confusion from this ep: Charlie does clearly say "they" and "them" when referring to the cupboard of guns. You can also see another gun wrapped up behind it. Also, when Bronson visits him in the hospital, he literally says "I lost one Browning, but the other is still tucked away in the closet. Waste the scum"

[@dylanboltz3182]

I just discovered you guys over this past week while I'm in quarantine and I have to say, I absolutely love this channel. Been binging nonstop! These are all the movies I either grew up watching or enjoy watching now. You're so funny and honestly feels like we're sitting down with you watching along. That's for the entertainment!

[@JasonBrant]

Thanks so much! That's what we're going for... a communal experience.

[@rcameron777]

The reason Wildey gets hand loaded bullets is because the 475 magnum was never commercially produced. You would have to cut down a 45-70 rifle round to make the bullets. Also why it has an adjustable action. Gun info from a Canadian, lol.

[@baritonebroker]

Legendary 80’s action cheese and legendary commentary. My best buddy from high school and my favorite college roomie would watch this crap late night. Nothing better.

[@thrawthingalbyeblathingal370]

lol *that scene where hes running a muck with the M1919 WW2 machine gun had me laughing SO hard the 1st time I saw this*

[@JasonBrant]

It's amazing.

[@ThePorkchopExpress975]

i was a teenager in the 80s and cannon films owned my life. amazing loved every minute of those movies

[@JasonBrant]

They were the best.

[@garyjamestaylor]

As far as the sequels go this is easily the best one, Cannon Films made some legit entertaining movies in the 80's for sure.

[@TheTruth-on5zx]

in one of those rare instances the YT algorithm has sent me to the promised land. Your channel is epic keep em coming. Nothing beats 80s Cannon films, triple digit body counts and piles and piles of booger sugar. The 80s what a decade.

[@JasonBrant]

Thanks so much. Glad to have you on this bad movie journey. More Cannon films are on the way.

[@solomonpachowiak106]

Dude the backblast from that LAW against the wall like that would have atomized him. This movie is beautiful.

[@JasonBrant]

It's the best.

[@daved8858]

Just rewatched this gem a few weeks ago. Only Charles Bronson can be so badass that another actor can actually build a career just by looking like him (Robert Bronzi)

[@sirhobs325]

I'm not sure if this has been said yet, but the weapon that jammed at 19:08 is an MG42. A WW2 GPMG used by the Nazi's. The weapon in the cabinet is an American Browning M1919 (I'm not sure which variant) .30 cal machine gun. So while A weapon was possibly stolen, it was not THE weapon. EDIT: Weapon clarification

[@roninryatt4118]

He’s not trapped in there with them their trapped in there with him, probably my favorite death wish in the series, it’s not even bad it was movie magic.

[@JasonBrant]

🤣

[@Ifoughtpiranhas]

"Now you's can't leave."

[@wimvanderstraeten6521]

You should take a look at The Principal (1987) with Jim Belushi. It's basically Death Wish meets The Blackboard Jungle. Happy New Year and best wishes for 2022.

[@JasonBrant]

Will do. Happy New Year!

[@Cussy69_420]

Ah, I remember that thing... What a trainwreck of a movie! "El Principal"

[@dedsun81]

"Get ready for the pain train". Love it.

[@justmeandthethree]

The best part of these videos is watching the guy on the left laugh constantly.

[@ThePorkchopExpress975]

i saw this movie in the theatres in 1985 with my dad (rip) and we both loved it. so amazing. me and my dad used to quote these movies all the time “So you believe in Jesus?” bad guy yaaaa i do!! “well you’re going to meet him.” bang

[@JasonBrant]

🤣 Wish I could have seen this in the theaters.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Actually, that was Death Wish 2.

[@gingergreek]

Anyone who gives unconditional love to Canon films always has my vote! When people ask me to describe the 80s I always say just watch films by Canon! Great reaction guys!

[@JasonBrant]

Thanks so much! Cannon movies are the best.

[@ryanthec]

There’s a great documentary about Cannon Films out there. Forgetting the name…

[@alucard624]

@@ryanthec You're thinking of Electric Boogaloo: The Wild, Untold Story of Cannon Films. Love that documentary.

[@jeffreysnow2640]

Cannon Films were the Best !!!

[@chrisbrandt6245]

YES! Cannon Madness with Chucky B. Guys, that’s a perfect start into the new year💪🏻

[@JasonBrant]

Starting the New Year with a great movie. It's gonna be down hill from here 🤣

[@ledudeSansnom]

i cant believe you dudes only have 16k subs.. for fuck sake you deserve hundred of thousands , i laughed my ass off going thru all your video of the past years. thank you so much for the entertainment

[@JasonBrant]

Much appreciated!

[@Barnacules]

I had to subscribe, you guys are hilarious 😆

[@JasonBrant]

Much appreciated, bud. How's the nerd cave?

[@matthewdunham1689]

Me too!!

[@atlantisrose6790]

Same here I laugh my ass off with every new post

[@waynetowers5046]

Gavan O'Herlihy who played Fraker, the main bad guy, sadly passed away in September 2021. He also played Airk in Willow. He really stood out as a bad guy in this movie, proper 1980s villian. R.I.P, Gavan. Also, the punk girl seen with him in a couple of scenes, the one you have in the thumb nail, is Barbie Wilde. She played the female Cenobite in Hellbound: Hellraiser II.

[@JasonBrant]

Thanks for the trivia! RIP Gavan. Loved him in Willow.

[@JAMessinaJr]

He also played Chuck Cunningham on Happy Days.

[@doctorthirteen1700]

@@JAMessinaJr He went out to play basketball and was never seen on the show again😄

[@alundavies1016]

Came over to the UK in the 90s, did a lot of UK tv, most often as a villain, but not always. As an avid tv watcher I always knew he would be a good heel when he showed up! RIP Captain Leroy!

[@kebabtank]

@21:42 The man you see jumping is legendary British stuntman Rocky Taylor ( Stuntman in Raiders of the Lost Ark and many Bond films,) who was badly hurt as the stunt went wrong. Apparently, the flames were taken by a gust of wind very suddenly, causing him to jump unprepared. I believe he made a full recovery.

[@JasonBrant]

Wow. Not a surprise to hear he was hurt on that jump.

[@kebabtank]

@@JasonBrant Cheers Jason. Deathwish 3 was directed by an English director called Michael Winner (along with all the other Deathwish films) He collaborated with Charles Bronson in 'The Mechanic' 1972, also starring Jan Michael Vincent. If you haven't seen this movie already, I can highly recommend it, as it is right up your street. all the best.

[@Fardawg]

@@JasonBrant Rocky fractured his spine, pelvis, and was burned. He was supposed to land in a pit with cardboard boxes (good ol' cardboard boxes!) but he was a foot off and landed on concrete. He was out of work while recovering for four years and he settled a suit out of court, so I'm guessing the flames might have been due to incompetence by pyro guys and not just the wind. He recovered and eventually recreated the jump in 2011 for charity at the age of 64.

[@AveragePicker]

The Death Wish series is like a one night stand. Death Wish 3 is the orgasm of the series. Part 1 is the exciting meeting, getting to know you a bit. By Death Wish 5, you are making the excuse to go get ice and promise to be right back.

[@JasonBrant]

🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@ZERO_O7X]

"Chucky B" is how I'm going to refer to Charles Bronson from here on out. 😂

[@aVerveQuest]

Bronson was always in great shape.. He survived years in a British prison and In WW2 he tunneled out of a POW camp single handedly making Steve McQueen look like a tough guy. Bronson dug while McQueen smarted off and got out of digging by sitting in the 'cooler'

[@cedricosborne442]

24:55 you can literally see Jason's facial expression change when he starts to realize what was about to happen

[@JasonBrant]

🤣

[@chilldragon4752]

This was epic. You guys should check out another Cannon Films movie with Chuck Norris called The Hitman. Cannon Films also did all of the Missing In Action movies and would love to see your reaction to those masterpieces.

[@JasonBrant]

You got it. We'll get to all of them.

[@juan501]

@@JasonBrant The Hitman is great

[@tkin1973]

Ah yes Chuck Norris with a mullet.

[@Squiggly667]

Funny thing is the film is basically a Cannon Films version of Yojimbo starring Chuck Norris. The single mom and her son represent the innocent villagers while Chuck plays the gangsters against each other till the final act. Then Chuck does what Chuck always does in a Cannon Films production.

[@fred7911]

Im glad yall loved this one i was born in 81 and my first real memory when i was 5 or 6 was going to my grandpa and grandmas and watching movies with my grandpa and he was old school Mexican he didnt give a shit i saw this movie when i was 5 or 6 and everything action canon film. I can send yall the missing in action movies and the hitman also.

[@UrMomsChauffer]

Another great episode. Laughed my ass off. So glad you guys finally got to see this, and weren't let down. Every time you watch one of these movies, imagine being your 8-10 year old selves. That was what it was like growing up in the 80s. We definitely watched a lot of shit we shouldn't have been watching.

[@JasonBrant]

It was so great.

[@giansideros]

I didn't have my glasses on and it looked like you two were drinking Worcestershire sauce. 😆

[@themediamarauder1582]

Love Charles Bronson and Cannon films everytime!!!!!

[@punchfisttop]

DEATH WISH 3 is a MAGICAL film...the peak of independent cinema and a no holds barred window of true exploitation at its best. Next to INVASION USA and TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE 2 this is CANNON FILMS last opus.

[@JasonBrant]

Magical is such a great description 🤣

[@matthewdunham1689]

Indeed

[@sick285]

bro i'm going through real depression right now and i swear i binged your content for countless hours, i used to do this with my wife but she's in another country right now, thank you so much for the genuine laughs that you gave me, i pissed myself laughing in every single video you guys made, keep it up ! and jesus christ that Barbarians movie, my reaction was just like your wife's hahaha

[@slightlyprofessional]

in case no one has pointed it out yet, the gun the old man was using on the stairs (that was stolen) isn't the same gun he showed Bronson in his cabinet. That's why the other gun was still around for Bronson to take.

[@JasonBrant]

Thanks. We totally missed it.

[@valdivia1234567]

I think it was a 60.

[@CL-vz6ch]

@@valdivia1234567 it was an MG42

[@CL-vz6ch]

@@JasonBrant and that was a 66mm rocket launcher

[@freddie6307]

jason and dave's childlike excitement at the bazooka was hilarious lmao

[@ChrisMillerCrazyHouse]

I first saw this movie with my Grandparents. They were big Charles Bronson fans. As an adult I realized it is so over the top on story and action but I still love watching it at least once a year

[@mdmagnusson]

Between "But his mouth was open" and "Oh she's fine" I swear this is the most I've laughed in ages. You guys are fucking great! Also I noticed Ricco Ross was in this (thrown off the roof by Bronson) so he has the distinction of having been killed by a Xenomorph and a Bronson. Happy new year!

[@JasonBrant]

🤣 🤣 I thought maybe she lived through that for a second. Definitely not.

[@IntheBay85]

"Welp maybe not now" lmao

[@RodZombie]

This was such a great reaction to this movie, glad that you absolutely enjoyed the hell out of it!

[@JasonBrant]

Thanks so much. We had a blast.

[@Defender78]

Thanks for covering this movie, death wish 3 is one of my guilty movie pleasures. The comically evil punks, the machine gun hidden in the old guy's home, and the teeth thing make this movie a Mini epic

[@tjsogmc]

Isn't it just gloriously magnificent! Such 80's cheese and ridiculous action! God I love this move! Praise be to Cannon Films and Golan-Globus!

[@JasonBrant]

It really is glorious.

[@LetsGetitBoah]

It really is, it's like a old video game where the hero just runs around attacking gangs. Loved it.

[@villematiashaukia9633]

I'm amazed Dave didn't die during this from laughter!

[@topherbrown9270]

This is by far and away my favorite reaction vid on your channel!

[@forestfishburne7900]

I bought the soundtrack to this movie when it came out, thinking it would be the next Led Zeppelin album. Not so much. But, I did name my dog “Bronson”, so not a total loss. Another outstanding review, thank you guys.!

[@JasonBrant]

Thanks so much!

[@RafaelCarvalho2310]

Best name for a dog ever!

[@richardhayes7992]

This is far and away the funniest commentary I have ever heard. I love this channel!

[@pianotm]

When I was a kid, I remember watching this and thinking it was an old movie. I had no idea I was five when this came out. It looks like a 70s movie. I had watched all the Death Wishes because dad. Speaking of "dad", Charles Bronson always had such Angry Dad vibes to me.

[@JasonBrant]

It does seem like a 70s exploitation movie. You're right.

[@johnmcglohn]

This is one of my fave movies from childhood, Bronson is the man

[@random22026]

3:41 Dave's tummy-wobble! 🤣🤣

[@natefuller4039]

Stumbled into this channel somehow and few things have made me happier than this video. Well done Chucky B, well done stunt men, well done Cannon, well done Jason and top tier Jason friend, just everyone involved in making this come together. Have a great week y'all!

[@ThatsSiiiiick]

You guys have my respect, a couple years back my friend asked Me to do something similar. We watched the room, the fanatic, Samurai cop and two Sharknado movies. By the end of it I had a headache so bad from how sh*t they were I thought I was having a god damn aneurysm.

[@JasonBrant]

🤣 🤣 That's hilarious.

[@MightMouse2174]

The people who made Sharknado said it was bad on purpose I can't explain Samurai Cop

[@ThatsSiiiiick]

@@MightMouse2174 haha, to me that makes it even worse. It would be so much funnier if they were trying to make the next Schindlers list and ended up making that garbage.

[@doctorthirteen5499]

The Fanatic would be great for this channel😆 Travolta thought he deserved an Oscar nomination for that and it's written and directed by the lead singer of Limp Bizkit.

[@nignamedmutt7270]

@@ThatsSiiiiick I mean, that's exactly why Sharknado and every other Syfy movie ISN'T "so bad it's good". It's not funny when you know the cast and crew are in on the joke and laughing their way through half assing it. The room is so funny because the director was genuine in his attempt, wasted so much money, and STILL managed to make such a disastrous flop. The secret ingredient to "so bad it's good" is SUFFERING, and GENUINE INTENT.

[@patricksnavely5850]

I'm glad I found this: for years I felt guilty about laughing my ass off during the movie. Then you nailed it, I didn't think Cannon films was the catalyst, but I started thinking, I do laugh a lot at Cannon films. Oh and BTW, yes THAT Jimmy Page did the soundtrack.

[@jeffreysnow2640]

I was 21 when I saw this in 1985. I LOVED IT !!!

[@all-in-eye5646]

"It stops eventually" killed me laughing!

[@flashhog01]

Another great video! Dave’s laughter is contagious, glad to see y’all had a great time.

[@JasonBrant]

Thanks!

[@stevenwilliams5531]

I was shocked when I saw that cannon films made a Snowwhite movie. Haven't seen it but I hope it's about Snowwhite going on a rampage against the dwarfs. And in the end blows up the prince while yelling "I DON'T NEED NO MAN!!"

[@JasonBrant]

They made a Snow White movie? Really??

[@stevenwilliams5531]

@@JasonBrant Yep Snowwhite 1987. I feel like it might be terrible but you can check it out.

[@chilldragon4752]

@@JasonBrant Yeah they did. Lol. Might make for a funny video

[@RadicalArtKids]

I’m so glad you guys watched this! One of my all time favorites 💪

[@JasonBrant]

So good!

[@wh8787]

And now, an aging Charles Bronson in 'Death Wish 9'! "I wish I was dead... Oi..."

[@JasonBrant]

🤣

[@jaredtompson8701]

I love your bad ass scale going from Charles to Bronson, great job guys keep up the great work

[@JasonBrant]

Thanks!