LAW ABIDING CITIZEN (2009) Movie Reaction!! *FIRST TIME WATCHING*

[@Pink.andahalf]

I've never disagreed with a movie so heavily about who the good guy of the story actually was. The script thinks it's the lawyer, I disagree.

[@deannatowns2546]

agree with you 100%

[@deannatowns2546]

@@L4ftyOne oh yeah most definitely but the lawyer was dumb. He couldn’t and frankly didn’t want to see what was right in front of his eyes

[@CptGreenJeans]

Agreed.

[@PapaMojo75]

Agreed. Jamie Foxx's character didnt take any accountability for his actions. He was worried about his record not justice

[@sadiyarabia2496]

100%

[@zman2295]

The one thing about this movie that always gets to me is the only way they were able to beat him was to break the law themselves.

[@cheeseburgersuperior1874]

That's why he won in the end. They might have stopped him, but you will become him.

[@Burt_MacklinJr]

@@cheeseburgersuperior1874 true.

[@lilalion184]

Meh so? The only way he got his revenge was also by murdering related and unrelated people. It wasn't Nick's family to begin with that; why would Nick have acted any differently in the beginning than he did. He used his best judgment- while wrong or not.

[@thegreathutt]

@@lilalion184 he didn‘t use his best judgement tho that was the whole point.. he cared more about his conviction rate than doing the right thing that‘s why he took the deal

[@user-qy1vs7jo7b]

The only way to beat him was Jamie fox crying to change the script to have him win rather than butler originally

[@SolidSnake8295]

“Why is he naked?” I suspect it’s so the police have less of a “we thought he was reaching for a weapon” justification to shoot him.

[@ignaciogarcia2517]

A lot of reactors ask that and I'm like 😐

[@Murchad99]

I think it's more about going into prison with nothing (except that bracelet). As Ash loves to say, "symbolism!"

[@vkdeen7570]

spot on. u cannot justify shooting a naked guy coz he's clearly no threat

[@povilasmarveloustv3810]

@@Murchad99 no, it's literally to avoid getting accidentally shot. Raids are extremely dangerous for cops, they take every movement extremely serious in that situation.

[@ghadrackpotato960]

LOL. Seriously, I guess a lot of reactors are young people, it's 100% so the police don't have justification to shoot him. Naled, hands over his head to his knees, it's a planned step to make sure he doesn't get shot.

[@mena10ss]

Gerard is such an underrated actor. Gets so little traction. Really love this movie

[@freshoftheoven965]

It's a super chessy movie tho and Jamie foxx was juts there to collect a check

[@_nauticaldisaster_]

@@freshoftheoven965 Lol...did you mean cheesy? Because the movie is kind of "chessy" in the strategic, check mate sorta sense. 🤔

[@luqmuhmmad2616]

@@freshoftheoven965 I don't know how yall got cheesy from this movie

[@ellessandraramsay1841]

Underrated? He's been in so many famous movies. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2TVpZiagdh9fNk

[@kylespeirs6510]

Gerard isn’t a talented actor and deserves to be underrated. There is nothing to rate him.

[@gman7774]

Best example of wanting the villain to win. Or antagonist. Glad it was good enough to discombobulate you guys

[@SolidSnake8295]

Not to go all “actually” on you, but Clyde was the protagonist. Nick was the antagonist.

[@gman7774]

@@SolidSnake8295 well if you are going by morality maybe but as far as the movie is structured no.

[@Notorious_Network]

Fact: The hero died during the end (as the Liberal/ Democrat lawyers are typical cucks),@@SolidSnake8295. 💯 Jamie Foxx' character represents the banality of evil (Democrats).

[@SolidSnake8295]

@@gman7774 It has nothing to do with morality. The protagonist is the leading character who the story is mostly about. The antagonist is the character that opposes the protagonist and tries to stop them from reaching their goal.

[@gman7774]

@@SolidSnake8295 I thought the antagonist was the one antagonizing. Like, killing people and blowing stuff up.

[@akashdeepganguly5853]

Ash getting his sword out is like a puppy who got too excited around new people and randomly went and brought his toy out 🤣🤣🤣

[@meghanmonroe]

Nailed it lmao

[@ivankawnartist]

*Getting a phallic item out around a girl that looks that way is the EPITOME of symbolism.*

[@meghanmonroe]

@@ivankawnartist lmao isn't that his sister?

[@ivankawnartist]

@@meghanmonroe *My place isn't to pass judgment. I just point out the symbolisms. What's her name again? Is it Hannah?*

[@Burt_MacklinJr]

Lol…King Arthur Moment

[@AlexisLopez-pb8ms]

The plot of this movie didn’t allow for a good guy and a happy ending. This is a story of injustice and how desperate a person can get and that doesn’t allow for any happy endings.

[@stuntcock8921]

It was just nonsense that this lawyer turned the page on this mastermind tactician.

[@AlexisLopez-pb8ms]

@@stuntcock8921 I definitely agree with that.

[@FrancoisDressler]

@@stuntcock8921 He had to break the law, which Butler’s character at that point didn’t expect.

[@jonahbreeding2034]

Your conclusion is spot on with how he deals justice and how he is still the victim. He made the corrupt lawyer understand what he lets happen.

[@JenAnn08]

I was 19 when this came out and it made me realize how morally gray and blood thirsty I could be. I wasn’t thrilled with the ending, I wanted him to get everyone who failed his family 😅🤷🏻‍♀️

[@michaelmacias8]

We all did

[@foadskyflier]

he wasn't out to get everyone, he was not out for revenge, he wanted to make a point and teach the justice system a lesson not to make deals with criminals and murderers.

[@Rokushos333]

So Clyde actually did win, he smiled when he realized Nick did he wanted him to do. He isolated Nick to make sure he became an uncompromising District Attorney. He wanted Nick to kill him. The “boyfriend” that the blond lawyer was Clyde, Clyde wanted Nick to find his hideout and Nick had to break the rules to break into his hideout and gave him that property so he could find it. He used napalm rather than C4, which would have killed the room above, but used napalm because it would not take out anyone else besides himself. He gave Nick 30 seconds to escape. Clyde wanted to die at Nick’s hands. There are tons of other tidbits that show that Clyde won the game, an uncompromising district attorney that he installed himself. Nick became exactly what he wanted.

[@sportsbanter3885]

Interesting take, that actually makes a lot of sense!

[@Jalynfein]

After watching this reaction, I'm not sure who's crazier, Ash or his sister. She definitely wins the beauty contest though. Sorry Ash.

[@offworld_coop]

Gerard Butlers character was justified whole time.

[@benguensche]

Lol except the dude who got stabbed by a steak bone didnt really have it coming

[@kimcottingham8043]

@@benguensche well he was in prison

[@benguensche]

@@kimcottingham8043 he seemed like a good prison bro

[@marcochavezjr9180]

@@benguensche Haha

[@kimcottingham8043]

@@benguensche maybe im just jaded then. Lol

[@jensena04]

Ash supposably Law Abiden Citizen 2 has gotten the greenlight as of May 22 2022 . I think it's also incredible that Clide at the end made Nick a lawyer a murderer.

[@justtrustash]

What!!! How’s that even possible?

[@jensena04]

@@justtrustash According to Deadline, Law Abiding Citizen 2 is currently officially in the works. Butler, who was also a producer on the first film, is co-producing the sequel with returning producers Wimmer, Lucas Foster, and Alan Siegel.

[@Gosu_Noob]

Literally the only thing bad about this movie.... is the ending. Which was written in because Jamie Fox wanted the good guy to win.

[@InsolentMusicalPeasant]

Always sucks when ego gets in the way of a good story.

[@richardpoynton4026]

@@InsolentMusicalPeasant couldn’t agree more!!!

[@kingCrow998]

This gets parroted on every reaction to LAC, but there's no evidence that Jamie Fox had anything to do with the way the ending was written. I wasn't a fan of the ending, but everyone just blames him for it. I doubt actors have much say in how a movie is written hardly ever. That is not their job

[@davidodson25]

Yeah I was with clyde all the way

[@yisus4681]

Jamie Fox didn't do that tho, this movie went through a LOT of re-shoots and changes of script because they didn't know how to end it.

[@jasonjustiniano613]

It wasn’t a weapon it was the “T-bone” from the steak.

[@waterbeauty85]

Whenever I have a T-bone steak (which isn't often enough), I'm tempted to save the bone and try punching pig carcass with it to see what kind of damage it does.

[@ace360]

Man I remember watching this movie in Theaters just loveing Gerard just unleash and loveing every bit of it👏 Awesome reaction as always Ash🤘

[@njd4291]

I love how your sister is opening up and getting into the films. There was a few where she was dead pan. Now she is showing emotion. She learned from the best Ash. Good shit.

[@heterophony2]

This is possibly the best movie out there to react to, and you’re one of the only reactors to do it. Thanks, mate! The studio did shoehorn this ending in, but it ultimately works because it shows that Clyde wins no matter what. This is what we call a “constructive dilemma” in logic. The object lesson is worth his life. Also, there is a poignant beauty in tragic endings, and Clyde becomes a martyr with a saint’s impassive death.

[@unclelink]

"A lesson not learned in blood is soon forgotten." "A History Of Violence!" Another masterpiece staring Viggo/Aargon! "Jesus, Joey." Oh! And "The Hunted" with Tommy Lee Jones!

[@sabymd]

Hell Yes, I second a reaction to A History of Violence!!!

[@FrancoisDressler]

“The Hunted” is pure cinema. Need more reactions to that gem.

[@spicymccrash899]

LFG!!! So excited for this. Plus you have your sister back. She’s was amazing addition to the channel. You by yourself or with Hannah or your sister equals awesomeness. Haven’t forgotten about your sister. Your friend is also awesome. Granted I’m be had a few beers mate. Love the channel. One of my favorites.

[@jasongarcia1886]

Same here

[@nabeelhasanzaidi1558]

The most underrated drama thriller ever. Love this movie. What writing and story about justice

[@terrybirks9662]

I'm glad Jamie and Gerard switched places, originally Gerard was supposed to play the Lawyer but Jamie wanted the role so the director let them switch.

[@eduardocelis6710]

Wise decission from the director

[@Hopehubris1492]

Another great reaction guys. And you couldn’t be more right. If it ended with the dad getting away, how many sequels where he’s exacting justice on behalf of others, could we have had? What a waste.

[@andrewmontano6010]

Well it’s been confirmed a sequel is in the works

[@marcochavezjr9180]

@@andrewmontano6010 If that's true I wonder how they're going to do it since he died.

[@aligmal5031]

why would you want some generic a$$ sequels ? the movie had a massage and told it in this movie not everything need a sequel

[@stuntcock8921]

@@aligmal5031 sequel or not. The ending is just so wtf were they thinking. Huge swing and a miss on the ending

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

@@marcochavezjr9180 Maybe it's a prequel showing how this man became how he became. Then a collegue of his who trained together returns and continue the work of Gerard Butler.

[@erickknutz5599]

So refreshing, 2 people in 2022 keeping it real on what justice ACTUALLY is ^^

[@daynechastant]

As long as the bad guys are confirmed to be the bad guys. There is an old ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS episode about a woman who was beaten and raped, and the rapist was never found. The husband picks up his wife from the hospital, and while they are driving home, the wife points to a man near the hospital and identifies him as the rapist. The husband immediately isolates the man and beats him to death before returning to the car, satisfied that justice was done... ...until the wife sees a DIFFERENT man and identifies HIM as the rapist. While the husband is trying to comprehend what happened, she sees ANOTHER man...and IDs HIM as the rapist. And she does the same for the next...and the next...and the next...until the husband realizes she sees EVERY man other than him as her rapist. Aim your anger...but be SURE that you're looking at the right target.

[@AnonymousTheThird]

... For justice delivered without dispassion is always in danger of not being justice (c).

[@courtney9213]

Where’s Hannah?!?!? I miss her! And sis said “discombobulated “😂😂 ash was like what?!?! And this movie is awesome!!!

[@lauryncraig1474]

That's an actual word. I googled it.

[@courtney9213]

@@lauryncraig1474 I know it is.. didn’t say it wasn’t.👍 good job doing your research though 😂

[@ctakitimu]

@@courtney9213 Yeah, Ash isn't the sharpest tool in the shed, but he's fun to watch. I do like his sister, but yeah. Where's Hannah?

[@AndieO]

I loved this movie. Gerard Butler is fantastic in this role as he is in some of his other roles (as the legendary King Leonides in 300, the Phantom in The Phantom Of The Opera... Man is crazy talented)

[@pduidesign]

“Release me by 6am. 6am Nick” “Or what?” “Or I kill EVERYONE” Freakin chills. And so powerful since the scene before he gets the judge with her own cellphone.

[@TheDeconstructivist]

Love this movie. Super underrated. Thanks for doing a reaction to it! For me, the ending worked to some extent because the lawyer got the lesson: that sometimes the system isn't enough. Only when he learned that, could he defeat Butler.

[@pduidesign]

They could make a sequel/franchise. We never saw him die. It could be that Clyde was so smart he built two exits/entrances to the cell. They only discovered the one and assumed it was all there was. Like The Equalizer, Punisher and the A*Team, Clyde goes around administering justice on behalf of people who have been wronged by the system.

[@DJDanAdams]

Thank god someone's finally said it! This would be a perfect film if it wasn't for the ending, I've never felt so let down after buzzing off a script like this

[@pduidesign]

So true. It didn’t seem like Jaimie’s character, as well as everyone else, could outsmart Clyde.

[@spectrex2135]

Idk how true this is but I heard that originally butler’s character was supposed to “win” and kill everyone but Jamie fox refused to do the movie with that ending so they changed the ending

[@l0sts0ul89]

@@spectrex2135 Screw Jamie, cool dude but this movie should've has the bad guy win.

[@kylebenjamin358]

I totally disagree, why have a justice system, and then have the criminal win at the end? Makes no sense, so it should be ok to end someone life if you’re getting revenge? Even if that someone isn’t the direct cause of your hurt in the first place???

[@kimcottingham8043]

Heck im just glad other people felt like i did during this movie!

[@HDMS_Kingslayer]

Amazing reactions as always! Dont ever change, bro 👍

[@justtrustash]

Love you my brother ❤️

[@AG-ol2gb]

Ahahahahahaha that: "you gotta cut the head." Was amazingly nonchalant.

[@MrTech226]

Ash Gerard's character is a tech guy for the "Company". Man, who tells about Clyde's expertise is a trained assassin. He knows Clyde's intentions. That is why he told them put a bullet in his head.

[@h.haydon8044]

The sweet irony is Gerard Butler was actually studying to be a lawyer when he dropped out of law school to become an actor. I wanted to love this movie, but I think it fell short. I can't entirely put my finger on it but the ending is one of the reasons. I wish it did go further and have a much darker ending, like Seven. The first act is great! Gerard Butler's character brings up so many great things that you might not think of, the hypocrisy, and the loopholes. I think the movie starts to go downhill when Gerard Butler is in prison and starts to make demands. The script could have been stronger but in my opinion the best line is "It's not what you know, it's what you can prove in court." When I heard that, it clicked in my brain because I realized how true it is. The state/ plaintiff have to prove their case, the defense doesn't have to. They have to cast doubt. The American court system sounds inherently good. There are legitimate wonderful aspects of it: legal right to council, 12 jurors of your own peers, one judge to oversee, etc, but it's so complicated with many loopholes people can get for the right price (money, blackmail, etc.). Also, it's a good reminder that when you are a victim, or related to a victim of a crime, you have no control over the police and the court system. You literally sit there while others play chess with lives, your's and the defendant's.

[@InsolentMusicalPeasant]

Always nice to see the Persian Princess again. All of your guests/co-hosts are great, actually. I've never met anyone who likes the ending of Law Abiding Citizen, but it's a hell of a ride right up until then. If you want more Gerard Butler, plus some Tom Hardy, and Idris Elba to boot, watch the movie "Roll N Rolla" from Guy Ritchie. I have a feeling you'll enjoy it.

[@JoseDanielZuniga]

Fun fact, the roles were originally flipped, but Jamie Foxx asked the papers to be changed, him being the lawyer and not the avenger. Also, if this was in the real world, we would root for the lawyer. Which to be fair, was dumb in the confession thing probably because it was an easy case already. Great reaction guys!

[@Ating5150]

I was lookin' forward for this movie react and you didn't disappointed me! 😁 And your sis is a charming lady and most of all.. very smart! 👍

[@99subetai]

Yeah, I liked everything about the movie BUT the ending. I agree, there's no way that prosecutor figures it all out.

[@isacornio4418]

Discombobulated is a word and I'm glad you're doing movies with your sister again .

[@mikelambert9624]

Another great Gerard Butler movie is 'Olympus Has Fallen'. It's pretty much like Die Hard in the White House. In my opinion it's the best Fallen movie out of the three so far. It's definitely worth reacting to!

[@wadstur8429]

I knew that you would love this movie. It’s right up your alley. I wish it would show him getting away so that he could get real justice for others too. Great Reaction! (Please keep bringing your sister on more often. She is funny and absolutely beautiful).

[@youceftobi8336]

Great reaction ash, your sister does not shy away from the gory scenes unlike hanna. This film is a hidden gem, you should react to the hateful eight it is a masterpiece.

[@zairman]

The problem with this movie is the ending was changed. Jamie Foxx did not like the idea of the "bad guy" winning, and they actually listened to him and changed it. These producers and directors of movies need to stop listening to actors about what makes a movie good. They are there to play a role, nothing else. So they should just do their job.

[@seancorrigan7448]

Some great actors in this film. Thanks again for another one. Looking forward to more. You two are icons! ✌

[@spicymccrash899]

Best prank call is when my old youth pastor called my cousins house when I was there I answered the city morgue you bag’en we tag’em. He hung up. A few minutes later called back to tell us his dad had passed away and wanted us to attend the funeral. I felt guilty as shit for awhile.

[@viperpoof]

It wasn't really the studio it was Jamie Foxx he was just sitting there whining like a little baby until they changed the script so that he won it was supposed to end with Gerard Butler winning but Jamie Foxx had to screw it up to make it more about him

[@blainebrooks1527]

Alot of great dialogue in this film. But hands down my favorite line is "I don't make deals with murderers anymore Clyde, you taught me that"

[@samB_o]

Ash!!! I was gonna recommend this movie after you and Hannah watched John Wick and Django for some more violent revenge! Would have loved to see her reaction to the powersaw scene. My movie recommendation would be Parasite or the original Oldboy, but the subject matter is extremely dark and it can be a bit of a challenging watch. For something more action packed, Logan (the most recent wolverine film) or the Terminator. New sub, love the content Ash, all the best to you and Hannah and your sis, keep it up :)

[@Jose_Delgado_81]

Yesss! She’s back! Loving the new hair! Hit like before watching the video ❤️

[@PeterMasi_Son_Tile]

It is Jamie Fox’s character fault, he took the plea because he cared more about his conviction rate!

[@98AH_]

Best reaction on your channel by far!!! Btw ur sis is sooo beautiful

[@jakeanderson5893]

I feel like the best way to end it would have been Butler: makes the call Foxx: enjoy your short life Butler: oh I will, your lesson is done. Better run. It implies that he knew what Foxx's character did, why he did it, and did it regardless to finalize the lesson to not make deals with criminals

[@eduardocelis6710]

The beginning of this movie always upsets me, but at the end I enjoy every second of it; Clyde deserved better and he deserved to win against that corrupt system.

[@Rampage0303]

"I wish we could see more of the torture." - Hima is dark. 😁

[@seanahern9511]

Another good ending could have been proving the legal system corrupt by going to court and winning. Kind of like the bail scene but with actual evidence and a trial vs the lawyer instead. Or frame the lawyer guy and get him locked up for something.

[@Victorcreed85]

Just wanted to let y’all know y’all are amazing. Love this channel so much. Movies are something i believe should be experienced together with others. Its so great to witness somebody’s experience with a good movie. Y’all are awesome people and fun to experience these things with. I laugh so hard i cry sometimes. Law Abiding Citizen is one that seems to have been forgotten by some. I saw this in theatre’s back when it came out. Also wanted to drop some recommendations. Wind River is a 2017 movie about some horrible things that happen on and around the Wind River Reservation. I believe everyone needs to see this movie. Sicario is another that is a must watch. Taylor Sheridan is a master writer and director. He wrote the screenplay for Sicario and directed Wind River. Anything this man does makes an impact. He has done more but those two are must watches. Watching y’all from East Texas. Ash now that your full time I’m gonna need multiple videos a week my friend.

[@uggggggghhhhh]

Foreal. Especially for people who don't have friends to enjoy films with. Its really fulfilling and so much fun, especially when they offer different perspectives. I used to go to the cinema with my friends all the time but I migrated so now obviously, I can't see them anymore (the u.s makes it so hard to become a resident/citizen lmao) and watching movies is one of the things I miss the most.

[@eamxyzptlk]

Very good film, one of my all time favorites. Very engaging and keeps your attention the whole time to figure out what he did and what he is doing.

[@animejoe4041]

I Loved how sadistic you two were, LOL!! A more beautiful ending would have cut to a tropical island one month later showing Gerard Butler's character alive and well and enjoying a nice, peaceful life. :D

[@Kvl-2968]

Dude I love watching your reactions, you're a born comedian, this reaction has me frequently laughing

[@diablabeauty4585]

This is the BEST movie hands down 👏🏾 the ended wasn’t good but this movie is a masterpiece

[@jamiehill3621]

I love how Ash alternates between his guests👍 so u get different reactions

[@PapaMojo75]

How the hell did Jamie Foxx get away with bringing a bomb into prison? And how did he run from Solitary to outside the prison in 30 seconds?

[@troywalkertheprogressivean8433]

I knew this would be right up your alley, as it is mine. I was gratified by your gratification.

[@psychomantis9442]

To be clear, there's a difference between justice and punishment. What he did to Darby, was punishment... It's hard to justify torture as justice, and just leads to people confusing the two, which is dangerous and leads to a lot more anarchy. The simple fact is, sometimes punishment is just more appropriate than justice, and it's important that people understand the difference

[@Uhdksurvhunter]

"The simple fact is, sometimes punishment is just more appropriate than justice, and it's important that people understand the difference" I would argue that this is not fact, but instead very individual. An example are child rapists. Some people want them to just die, others want them to suffer, others feel sorry for them, christians will even invite them to heaven. So to claim that sometimes punishment is more appropriate than justice is imho incorrect. You will find people on both sides of that debate, depending on the crime you want to punish/dispense justice upon, and which person/people is making the decision.

[@RyanESmail]

I’ve been hesitant to comment to the whole time during reaction, but I finally I’m gonna say it. This friend of yours sitting next to you in the reaction is BEYOND GORGEOUS! I know this is an older reaction and you have an amazing awesome girlfriend, but I just had to find out how ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL this woman is

[@justinpeck6015]

This is such a good/cool movie. I watched it so many times lol.

[@demiancupid7854]

In the original script he was supposed to win, it was Jamie Foxx (not the studio), that told them to change it because he doesn't think the bad guy should win

[@SolidSnake8295]

Wow, Ash disliked the ending to ‘The Thing’ more than he disliked this one. Kinda surprising.

[@sidworley2318]

We would be good friends, this is the first time I seen someone react to this movie the exact way did. Cheers

[@davidward9737]

Where's Hannah?

[@jmurdock8303]

This will always be your signature reaction. One of the best I am always hyped watching it

[@TeenTyrant]

I actually think Gerard’s character dying at the end was the best way to end it, because although he won over all, by making Jamie’s character finally get it, his whole point was that people had to be held accountable for their actions, and as Jamie was trying to tell him at the end, that applies to him too, and he lost sight of that in trying to make everyone else see it. A moment of arrogance blinding him from the possibility that Jamie might turn it around on him, because he let it go to his head and lost sight of his own message, and so he paid for that with his life, even though he still had the over all victory. So it actually does make sense for Gerard to have died at the end, because he had to face his own consequences, for causing even more of the pain he had felt, just as Jaime said.

[@NickWalkerWilliamson]

the discombobulation of that explanation of 'discombobulated' was heavy with the symbolisms

[@justycegordon4288]

I’ve watched this movies dozens of times and it’s definitely one of my all time favorites but a lot of people hate the studio for how it ended and wanted to see Clyde win. As a fan of this movie it would’ve been cool to see Clyde win but after a while I came to realize the ending kind of makes sense now. Clyde told Nick at one point he was teaching him to keep his word and everyone needs to be accountable for their actions. Even though I love the way Clyde went after the system, at the end of the day he killed dozens of people and he had to face his own belief and be held accountable which I understand now 👌🏽

[@joshmitchell8370]

My problem with the ending had little to do with morality, and more to do with reality. Clyde plants the bomb. Then leaves. The cops search the whole floor, and find the bomb. Then they somehow get back to Clyde's cell, plant the bomb, erase all evidence of their presence at the tunnels and workshop, And then get to the outside of the cell, all before Clyde can merely drive back to the Cell. Right.

[@justycegordon4288]

@@joshmitchell8370 Well remember on his was back to the tunnel Clyde got stuck in traffic and mad some sort of detour which could’ve took longer than it took when he went to City Hall at first. Think if they jumped in a cruiser and and raced back to the jail they could’ve beaten him. And remember Clyde had to hide the van he was driving, change back into his uniform and get the phone ready he used for the bomb.

[@generatorrepairguy8345]

Lethal injection is not supposed to hurt except for the pinch of the needle. I really love this movie and great reaction from you guys!! Good luck on your channel.

[@Jiff321]

Bro run this girl is drooling over the torture scene.

[@warmaiden]

If you like good vengeance flicks, the old ‘Death Wish’ movies from the 70s or 80s were the precursor to extreme ones like this one, Taken, and Wick

[@kriskollmar9728]

Right up till filming began, Jamie fox and Gerard butler were actually supposed to play each other’s roles.

[@kylespeirs6510]

Your sister is gorgeous 🔥and the only reason I’m watching this. She needs her own channel, or give her your channel. Love her ❤

[@serenitynow940]

You know shit’s getting good when Ash pulls out the sword 😂 My husband and I love this movie but yeah I wish Clyde would’ve gotten the last laugh. Still a phenomenal movie that had me enthusiastically rooting for sweet vengeance. Great reaction, as always, and looking forward to the next!

[@badprotocol1105]

Great movie Great reaction! 👍 (you 2 were smiling so much)

[@imaginarycorgi7312]

20:14 “And you have my sword”. Me watching the video (and I totally have your back with Clyde): “And my axe!”.

[@АлексейГальцов-х8д]

good time! ash, you got great conversations about everything in movies. Good job and.. "symbolism!" 😎

[@miguelamador4017]

Ayo, ive been looking for this reaction for a year now! YES duuuude! Loving the reactions! ^^

[@frkzoid]

"If Clyde wants you dead, you're dead." Imagine an assassin with an IQ probably equal or close to Einstein teaching a corrupt system a lesson. For me, the lawyer's pride killed a lot of people.

[@bad-people6510]

"Spartacus? No. Close though." Yeah, were only off by about 500 miles and 400 years.

[@newatlantisrepublic6844]

Imagine Gordon Ramsay as a villain demanding gourmet meal in exchange for a confession, with the twist that he would want to cook the meal himself!

[@jakecleveland1051]

10/10 movie with a 1/10 Ending, When Nick says I don't make deals with criminals at the end, that's where Clyde could have said you've finally learned and had an escape plan in place

[@miguelalvarado1440]

I was so discombobulated with the new look of your Gorgeous Sister Ash!!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@biswojyoti1]

when ash said 'i need him to do the punisher", little did he know 🤣🤣🤣

[@ScarlettM]

7:25 - yeah, it tends to freeze muscles, including the ones you use to move your lungs and suck in air. Meaning that Darby would be dead from asphyxiation in a minute or two after such an injection.

[@bonscott6353]

The bit where they discover the tunnel and one of them says "this is unbelievable", the movie writers thoughts made it into the script lol. Still its highly entertaining if not more ludicrous than face off.

[@jasondavid3969]

Glad to see your sis back! Eyes and eyebrows amazing! 😜 As cute as ever! 😜😂😎🇬🇧

[@matthowe2703]

i love that i found your reaction to Taken, this movie is so great and i put it in my comment

[@caseyyoung76]

As usual, great reaction! Also, your sister! My God your sister!

[@thanks86]

God daaamn , your sis is fine. I MEAN, great reaction Ash!

[@christopherbrown6049]

Anna, whooooo! Lovely. Youre......very good to ash😂✌love this channel

[@SolidSnake8295]

Another Jamie Foxx movie where I stop the rewatch with about 5 minutes left and instead create my own ending in my head.

[@nicknice2904]

I knew Ash was gonna love everything about this movie except the ending