THE ACCOUNTANT (2016) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!! Ben Affleck | John Bernthal | Review

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[@jackspratt7264]

This stupid movie is so slept on it's criminal. This and "Dredd" from 2012 are two of the dopest flicks that for some reason nobody saw and even fewer people like. For the life of me I don't know how.

[@bdawg5855]

The guy with the beard has fought John wick the equalizer the accountant and maybe a few more idk he’s the goon in all fight action movie

[@jameskelly3502]

As an Autistic person, who spent 4 years (as a kid) living in a facility with other kids on the spectrum. I consider this to be a very positive portray of Autistic people. Yes, it's exaggerated, but so are movies like "Die Hard" or "James Bond". Neurotypical people like to daydream about being "Badass", and we do too.

[@-JAY.T-]

I love this movie, as an autistic person myself, I had a little trouble with the movie because of how autistic people are treated like super people in a lot of media. This is a great take, what a wonderful way to think about it! Thank you, I have enjoyed it very much

[@ohnorickyo]

How much do you like John Cena right now 😂

[@Jonathan_Collins]

This movie was one of the best “hidden gems” in cinema. It’s both a classic action flick, and subverts expectations at the same time. Easily one of Ben Afleck’s best movies.

[@matthewcronin2325]

It honestly helped me understand my own autism a little better too

[@retromeister3709]

Truly an underrated film and one Ben's best movies

[@nkxseal8398]

I believe they are making a sequel too

[@juriscervenaks8953]

@@nkxseal8398 Yes Rejects talk about it in end review, it comes in 2025.

[@GreatOutdoors1]

@@nkxseal8398 Which is discussed in the commentary part of this video after they watch the movie.

[@thedarkknight2221]

The representation of the autism community in this movie, especially towards the end, is absolutely beautiful. Especially with Justine as Wollf’s partner. Also I love how even though he never hints at it to anyone else in the movie, Christian is a true nerd and fanboy. Not only does he have Luke’s first lightsaber from A New Hope, he also has a copy of Action Comics #1, which was the comic that introduced the world to Superman. One of those copies sold at an auction for 1 million dollars!

[@abdielbenisrael8906]

Ok I knew I wasn't crazy when I suspected Affleck's character was on the spectrum when I first saw this movie.

[@drafezard7315]

@@abdielbenisrael8906 I mean the psychologist guy clearly mentions it in the film.

[@rrael]

Hah that's a good point. You'd only know he's a legit nerd from a few frames in the movie. It really is a great depiction of how an autistic person can strive, for good or ill, like anyone else.

[@ImpeccableZentertainment]

I smile a little every time someone discovers this masterpiece

[@wh_kers]

they're just few of them 😏

[@Arun0769]

😏 always a few.

[@batbrick3949]

27:45 Speaking as someone on the spectrum, this scene is one of my favorites. Notice how he becomes much more animated, emotional, and uses more eye contact. He is talking about something within his narrow set of interests, with someone who shares that interest. This aspect of the autistic spectrum, having narrow and intense interests, is well-represented. Also, I appreciate his intense emotional reaction when a task is unfinished or his system is disrupted. Overall, this is one of the better movies for autism.

[@reebsreiswig]

Fun fact, the filmed a sequel to this! Ben Affleck & Jon Bernthal will both be back!

[@reebsreiswig]

*they

[@WinterSo1dier]

Long overdue sequel

[@MrBoyYankee]

*CAN'T WAIT!!!*

[@Karthig1987]

Wait are you serious?

[@sjaxs30]

Goosebumps!!!

[@ivangabriel4868]

“You’re different. Sooner or later different scares people”. Such a powerful scene. For more reasons that I care to share, it move me to tears every time. I love this movie and can’t wait for the sequel.

[@Bhint320610]

This movie is slept on and so is Ben at times. People forget how good of an actor he is sometimes.

[@Erasureeraser]

Honestly, some of my favorite acting of his are the ones where he directed himself like The Town and Argo, I love him in both of those movies. The Way Back was also another great one

[@stevesheroan4131]

@@ErasureeraserArgo is so incredibly good except for the “Mel Gibson school of historical liberties” approach they took. Once again, Hollywood gives the U.S. credit for something for which another country deserves more credit (Canada in this case). That movie is such an absolute master class in tension building, and Affleck kills his role.

[@mathenysabrina]

26:03 as an autistic person who is an accountability and has a masters in Forensic Accounting, he is putting on an accurate performance. I see much of myself in him. It's one of my favorites.

[@frankenstein3526]

Most people miss the line when Ben & Anna are both in his trailer and he says “ Everything important to me in this world is in this trailer”…

[@GreatOutdoors1]

That is a huge insult to the woman helping him remotely.

[@twittertwice]

He just met her…

[@therewasacrookedman5892]

@@GreatOutdoors1 He knows she's safe, just like he knows his brother is safe. His brother is also not in his trailer.

[@orsonbrotnov2948]

@@therewasacrookedman5892 Plus he wouldn’t mention them to maintain their safety since she doesn’t know about them aside from a phone call

[@thedarkknight2221]

I’m autistic and growing up I had the same sensory overload problems Ben’s character had. People often think our senses are “stronger” but they’re actually just extremely sensitive. So the way I adapted to them by using the same type of exposure therapy Christian used in the movie. Playing loud music or going to loud construction sites to desensitize myself to it. It’s still loud, but it’s not affecting me nearly as bad as when I was a kid, and I can hide it entirely from everyone.

[@Darbman62]

Autistic as well... I found many different ways of coping when I was a child. I also learned facial patterns and what they mean and how to react... it has helped me greatly as an adult.

[@alexp601]

Should we be concerned that John so easily recognizes a sleeping Anna Kendrick? 😆😅

[@eastzoobridge]

😂😂😂

[@Str52849]

)))

[@pmh2390]

As a high functioning autistic person that used to work for the US government on occasion The Accountant and Law Abiding Citizen are two movies that will always be in my top 10

[@brianvw2724]

About the dad: Training and abuse are close cousins. A few things to consider: When the martial arts instructor wanted to quit the kid told him it's okay keep going, when the kid grows up he keeps the level of intensity and training with the shin workout used by Muay Thai and MMA fighters, and also consider that both kids loved their father. Training is abuse you give yourself to reach a goal. The father started it but the kids kept pursuing it. Wouldn't surprise me if many Olympians had dads like this guy.

[@paytongibson9488]

Yeah I can attest to the training part first week I started muay thai my trainer gave me glass bottles to rub on my shins , we moved up to bars after a while it's so the shins are stronger and don't break easily when kicking .... PS my shins are like Braille now but still never broke once 😂

[@batbrick3949]

Very well-stated. Most audiences view the father as purely abusive, which is overly simplistic. The truth is more nuanced than that.

[@michaelriddick7116]

As the saying goes "Its easier to raise strong boys than to repair broken men." there's a mental and emotional strength aspect to the training and discipline.

[@wisewillowgames]

Its still abuse. His father made him unhealthy cope with his autism and it does nothing to help him. forcing himself to go into over stimulated point is bad

[@wisewillowgames]

​@@batbrick3949 no hes straight up abusive he was ignorant and thought he was helping his sons but he wasnt. He was abusing them it is that simple. Making abuse complex and adding grey areas makes the abuse less than it is is not good its why people can easily justify it.

[@guyrobillard1498]

My father is/was hardcore military. The discipline. Raised me alot like this. I thank him everyday. I defend the weak, and don't back down. Not for everyone, worked great for me.

[@jmoney3681]

Big bald bad guy with the beard was killed via head shot by John Wick and stabbed to death by the Equalizer. Now strangled by the Accountant.

[@tvfd219]

He was also merced by The Mandalorian, that's a quad-fecta of deaths at the hands of badasses.

[@LivingFire_BurningFlame]

The one year Matt Damon's Bourne has a bad movie, Ben Affleck steps up and is like "Sit down Matty, I got this."

[@LeiruD]

Funny enough, the ending is reminiscent to Good Will Hunting which starred Ben and Matt

[@ryman1933]

I love that in this movie the hardass dad ends up being the one who did the best for his different child, instead of the mom. The mom couldn't handle it and left, the dad stuck around but taught him using strict and perhaps "unethical" methods. So, it's like a moral dilemma of is better to stick around for your child, even if you have to be hard on them, rather than leaving them.

[@hessu275]

It's very hard not to like Anna Kendrick. She really sells her character here because I'm sure she's also an empathetic person... and a great actress

[@JokerSmilesGaming]

26:08 it's doing a beautiful job of depicting someone on the spectrum with their social cues and interactions as well as the way he was raised and utilizing everything he's learned.

[@rayvinkrossing]

I always forget how good this movie is. The storytelling is so layered and nuanced. If you're not paying attention, there's a good chance you're not gonna connect all the dots. And the action scenes are really kinetic and fun. Plus, Wolfe is such a cool character, and the perfect way to write a character on the spectrum. I saw that Double Toasted criticized this movie for turning autism into a superpower. But I don't think they realized that this is a character who has lived an extremely regimented life from a young age, not to mention (based on Affleck's age at the time) Wolfe easily has 20+ years of military training.

[@mojoshivers]

This film is one of my top ten, maybe top five films, of the last ten years. I think a lot of people slept on this one because not only is it action-oriented, but it has a twisty plot that keeps you on your toes and makes good use of its flashbacks. Plus, I think it uses levity in just the right amount. And it’s the same with reveals. It only has the two big ones, one you see coming and the other you don’t, to make it far from over reliant on them to make you feel engaged. It’s just a solid film that I can on watch repeat any day of the week.

[@charleshartley9597]

Damn, Kendrick's intake of breath at 1:07:48 gets me. Every. Single. Time. Her character knows what she's just received and it takes her breath away. So much emotion in that moment, cut in with Affleck's grin. For him, it's a huge gesture in how he feels about Kendrick's character. Closest thing he's probably had to romantic love… let's say for a while. Anyway, I absolutely adore this film, and yeah, makes me so happy its done right in representing folks on the spectrum, I've only ever seen praise for this film. Great reaction, guys! Bummed you figured out his assistant, but didn't figure out his brother! Good stuff.

[@avisser5345]

That one line: "I recognized my lucky breaks only after they had passed me by" cut deep. This was a well written movie. Love the reaction 👍🏼

[@trevorsmith9162]

At 1:07:01 The singer of the song is Sean Rowe - And the song being sung is "To Leave Something Behind".

[@jmwild1]

I would say that Affleck's portrayal of an adult with ASD is pretty spot on (not including the fighting and shooting and stabbing). His mannerisms and attempts at being civil are great while also like just wanting generally to be left alone. The lunch scene with Anna Kendrick really hit with me personally, he did most of the stuff I would do if someone was trying to have a conversation with me when I just want to eat my lunch.

[@therewasacrookedman5892]

Heavy sigh

[@GorilaZinDaMizT]

John calling the little girl as his handler was impressive 😮

[@eddieevans6692]

You guys are excellent with actor recognition! And you are right. What a great cast! I was the Key Grip on this show, and it was a privilege to work such talented and pleasant (at least on set) people, both in front of and behind the camera. The Director of Photography, Seamus McGarvey, was one of the nicest and most talented cameramen I have ever worked with and the stunt coordinator was the same guy who choreographed the stairwell fight in Atomic Blonde. Ben Affleck reminded me of a quarterback, big, tall, hansom and smart. He carried that Barrett 50 cal sniper rifle like it was a 22! Anna just made my heart melt. It was nice to see Bernthal again. I had worked with him on The Walking Dead. I remember JK Simmons got word of his Oscar nomination while we were shooting the scene at Affleck's character's house. The chance to work on a project like this is rare. I'm glad I was able to be there.

[@Erasureeraser]

Fun Fact : The action sequences featured a famous martial art from Indonesia called Pencak Silat as the fight choreography. This martial art was used heavily in the Indonesian action films such as "The Raid", "The Raid 2", and "The Night Comes For Us", all of which starred the same guy in the leading role that is very skilled at Pencak Silat. As an Indonesian myself, I'm very happy that Indonesia's most recognisable martial art is being used well in Hollywood movies, it's a very unique martial art that I hope more people outside Indonesia could learn too 😊

[@StMargorach]

It's an insanely effective combat style

[@tokukeitaro]

Silat is badass, I learned with some silat guys when I did MA when our dojo did some cross training, really strong style, great fighters.

[@dalepak1955]

“Looks like sleeping Anna Kendrick”…. That skills is unique. How does one develop that?😮

[@juriscervenaks8953]

probably by watching actors in many movies from all sides.

[@therewasacrookedman5892]

He used Detective Allen Gamble's Faceback app

[@danielbourne4518]

the song at the end is by Sean Rowe. It's beautiful. To Leave Something Behind. He wrote the song to his unborn son. Its hard to listen to without crying if you're a parent

[@nerdwatch1017]

42:18 Anna’s little lip curl after hearing his answer was so dang adorable. Terra you naughty girl lol you cute too!!

[@EricTheSaylorman]

In college, I said something that impressed the girl I had just started dating, and she gave me the same look. I melted, knowing she probably just c**e a little. So I understood Tara there, lol

[@rmhartman]

"I love how robotic she sounds on the phone" ... well ... yes ....

[@twittertwice]

She doesn’t speak…

[@skyblu81]

heavy sigh

[@AztecConsulting]

At every surprise and reveal in this movie, it was so rewarding to see your reaction. I love this movie, and I am so glad you enjoyed it.

[@rmhartman]

"this is not what I was expecting at all" Yeah, nobody was.

[@lizbooker2835]

This is one of my favorite movies, and I had no idea there was a sequel coming! I'M SO EXCITED

[@SpookyBibi24]

It's not something you see very often, an action movie with a lot of heart and empathy.

[@frikkinpenguin]

„Did you ever see a match-grade round travelling three thousand feet per second go through a window?…(dude gets shot)…Nobody does.“ I was laughing so hard at that when I saw that for the first time😂😂😂

[@subhashismandal9871]

The Painting that he gifted her in the end of the movie is called Free Form and in 2006, the original one was sold for almost 140 million dollars.

[@epbrown01]

It’s also the painting his handler asked if he would ever sell, when they were talking about selling the Renoir; he wouldn’t even consider it.

[@ambrosialyra1365]

I remember just going to watch this movie because I was bored, and I fell in love. One of my favorite Ben Affleck performances to date. Can't wait for the sequel next year🔥🔥🔥

[@TimWing23]

Can't wait for the sequel! Jon Bernthal does a great job picking roles in good movies!

[@nicksmyth4050]

This is one of my favorite movies. I’m on the spectrum, and was struggling fitting in at high school, but when this movie came out, it showed me autistic people can be badass as well 😅

[@Arcannabis]

I love this channel because, on top of mainstream stuff and fun reactions, y’all have shown me some stuff that I would NEVER WATCH, and by the end I’m absolutely in love with something new. Thank you ❤

[@candicerose546]

I can see the movie's depiction of autism being possible. Both of my boys are on the spectrum, and i see a lot them in Ben's character. They are super focused and observant. My oldest, 20, is very introverted, but can be very social when he's around people... and turned out to be surprisingly witty and often the Life of the party. Lol! My youngest, however, is more reserved with very little social ability, but super intelligent. He started reading at 2 years old and catches on very quickly to anything he's taught academically. Now 14, I recently caught him teaching himself Japanese, and he can speak it fluently now. It's amazing, and I've never looked at it as a disorder. I truly think they have the potential to be super humans!😊

[@ReelRejects]

What's your Favorite Ben Affleck Action Joint??

[@joshpaul6417]

BVS ultimate edition or Daredevil Directors Cut

[@trey_porter]

The town

[@Kevin.Costner.]

Anything Fen Bffleck is in is Good🫣

[@edmar23]

Gone Girl!

[@StardustandMadness]

I love Paycheck, Dogma, and School Ties. But I love most of his movies, even Batman V Superman and the ‘bad’ cut of Justice league.

[@auslandermercury972]

“Hello Braxton.” Is delivered so perfectly 😅 This entire movie is perfection. It’s one of my favorites.

[@Funk_Reactions]

This movie is sooo underrated!!! Sooooo good!!!

[@Heritage367]

The sequel has the same writer and director! Hoping The Accountant 2 is as good as the original!

[@Heritage367]

This movie is so well-written, up there with Knives Out. A beautiful Swiss watch full of amazing performances, action and brilliant reveals.

[@auslandermercury972]

2:43 I absolutely love this movie. The thud that you hear from that room when he hits that guy in the head is one of the loudest, most profound noises in any movie I’ve ever seen. It honestly shook me and kind of stayed with me. It’s just so visceral and real and upsetting 😅

[@paragonpiper4081]

As someone with Asperger’s syndrome, I really found this film exceptional. Being on the spectrum is a huge challenge, and to see a ‘Superhero” with the same challenges and wiring is awesome. And to your question, certain parts of autism is a bit like a superhero power. But then there are also big gaps, or blank spots. Learning to compensate is difficult, often we hide them. Especially in the socialization areas. But the areas of the brain that are very developed, it might seem like a superpower from the outside.

[@itzbp9949]

You perfectly described how I feel about having autism. I used to think it was a curse having autism. But it's actually a gift

[@AdrianFlipflop]

Lithgow: Do you know what it's like to be incomplete to not feel whole Affleck: Yes, i do As a person on the spectrum, this always hits hard.

[@StardustandMadness]

Tara the movie Ben Affleck and Sandra Bullock filmed was called Forces of Nature (at least in Australia it was, but we sometimes have different names for movies).

[@wrench_in_the_works]

Yes!!! Came here to post this! 😂 1999. Great movie!

[@driafibromyalgiafighter9342]

Ben Affleck absolutely KILLED this!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@chrismurphy5424]

Accountant 2 finally out in a few months

[@Fiction2K24]

You can still see Ben's physique from BvS in this movie. A very underrated movie 42:18, Love Tara's reaction 😂😂

[@danieldwyer]

I watched the accountant reaction with an ex military and he said the garage door on point is to ditch tails. If someone where tailing him, he'd be in the garage with the door closed before the tail even turned the corner.

[@PaulArk]

Think of it as a parallel universe Batman movie, with Ben & JK reprising their Batman and Commissioner Gordon roles from the DCU, with Ben being the vigilante and JK being his contact in law enforcement. Bernthal as Robin/Nightwing, Justine as either an Alfred character or Barbara Gordon/Oracle.

[@sunbeck23]

That's really cool observation

[@Brook11223]

It's almost like a Batman storyline happening with The Accountant here. It's a detective storyline. Jim Gordon looking for a vigilante.

[@polterkat]

Autism is such a sensitive topic it's so difficult to display without causing offense. As a child of the "gifted"-program in school (*wink wink *nudge nudge) I have to say this one feels like autistic fantasy-fulfillment 😄 This one I think the most important things it shows are: 1. It's not all sunshine and rainbows. He doesn't get an autistic super-power. His childhood is ROUGH, and the parent he has...while well-meaning... turns to a pretty abusive form of parenting to cope. That's not out of the realm of reality by any stretch. 2. His 'super powers' don't come from the fact that he's super-autistic. That just happens to be something that makes him extra good at his job as an accountant 🤷‍♂ His 'super-powers' were a result of years of conditioning he underwent to survive his abusive childhood. His father trained him to be an assassin. Being an accountant was the only aspect of his character that was truly a result of his autism and there's nothing unrealistic about that in the slightest 🤷‍♂😅 The only unrealistic autism-related-aspect of this movie is the fact that he just immediately finds the dopest little non-verbal Moneypenny sidekick a young autistic boy could ever hope to find on Day 1 of special school and I'm not mad I'm just jealous as hell 😭😭😭🤣

[@comeheathens]

As someone on the spectrum. 1. It definitely can be an Assassin super power. 2. I can't speak for everyone, but my organization is mudpuck. But It also manifests diferently, case to case. As not everyone is on the same level on the spectrum.

[@Fatcat5113]

Is that sleeping Anna Kendrick????!! Haha yall are good

[@joegarza49]

No, the last guy Affleck was fighting had a bullet proof vest on, so Affleck put a live grenade inside the vest and it killed the bad guy. Affleck also was wounded but the vest protected him from taking a lethal explosion.

[@matthewmcshane399]

This movie rocks. Can't wait for the sequel next year.

[@gippywhite]

“Forces Of Nature“ is the Sandra Bullock and Ben Affleck movie. I had totally forgotten about that movie. So thanks for the reminder! And I love “the accountant“. Extremely under rated and not reacted to enough. 💙💙💙

[@thajuice100ify]

The celebration for part 2 was the best part! 😂 you two are awesome together 👏👌 This is my favorite Affleck movie!

[@wrench_in_the_works]

Loved this reaction!!! in the look on your faces at the end when you realize they could possibly be brothers was epic! One thing I hadn’t ever really thought a lot about or put together that I love that you guys talked about was the fact that they didn’t zero in on the autism or the spectrum as him being the super hitman and I like the fact that they made his brother come out essentially the same way, so it almost directed you to understand that that was a product of their environment with their father and not of Him being on the spectrum and it was a really interesting way of blending those together. I think it was so well done and I love this movie so much. I’m really hoping in part two we get some flashbacks to the backstory of how it all started with the buying of the computer and the starting this life

[@l.piloto7964]

1946 Jackson Pollock Freeform paint estimated value of 140 million dollars is quite a life changing gift, especially after saving her life.

[@rainbowxstorm1105]

Another thing you didn’t know about Anna Kendrick after she started in the film she like said that her mother is an account an asked for help about the script she was given because she didn’t understand the terms

[@bleeddeepgaming9056]

Love this film super underrated

[@quirtevans1977]

Thank god for his father! Can you imagine how his life would have turned out if he had been raised by his mother? A lifetime of broken eye glasses and being bullied by the world around him.. "Father Knows Best" the world over.

[@johnnyboy7144]

This is a severely UNDERRATED movie

[@technofilejr3401]

7:23, Cynthia Addai-Robinson plays Agent Medina. Prior to Rings of Power she played Amanda Waller in the CW Arrowverse shows. Along with Affleck, Bernthal, Simmons and Jean Smart, this movie is like a reunion of DC and Marvel alumni.

[@peaknonsense2041]

I have Aspergers and work in intellectual property as a paralegal. I served in a headquarters company Recon platoon made up of Airborne, Rangers and other upper-echelon light infantry and you'd be surprised how many there are in this line of work.

[@sinnncere1680]

Such an underrated movie along with Warrior. The handful of reactors that have watched them have great taste.

[@Corethegamer007]

1:06:54 the song is called to leave something behind by Sean Rowe

[@jamessimmons1486]

I discovered this movie a few years back and I could not believe that it did not get promoted more. Very underrated movie. In the top 10 list of my favorite movies.

[@insanitypepper1740]

This film is very underrated amongst the "gifted assassin" genre. So many scenes are perfectly crafted and eternally re-watchable.

[@anthonyfiordaliso5689]

I like the little detail at 38:10 that he has the first appearance of the original green lantern Alan Scott. It ties in nicely to the Solomon Grundy poem he keeps reciting. The Solomon Grundy DC Comics character was originally a green lantern villain and had his first appearance later on in that All-American Comics run

[@StitchJones]

I've watched this movie half a dozen times over the years. And I have recco'd this to everyone I know.

[@benleersen5477]

Great episode team, Tara got me again with another hilarious comment. That reaction to Affleck answering the math club equation 😂. Comedy gold

[@HonRevPTB]

I can't stand Ben Affleck BUT he did an amazing job in this film, I love this movie, Berenthal is outstanding!!! Mr. Right is another great Anna Kendrick, Sam Rockwell action adventure assassin crime flick, you guys DEFINITELY need to react to that one, PLEASE 🙏🥺!!!!!!! CHEERS, TAKE CARE!

[@cmcgccjsl]

Tara reacting to this was an unexpected gift today. This movie is so much fun and legitimately emotional. Ben and Anna shine every second they're together, and his gift to her with that song is perfection. He's just trying to leave something behind.

[@allana-sarahbenjamin7123]

This is one of my dad's favourite movies. He's seen it a billion times. Movie with Sandra Bullock and Ben Affleck is called Forces of Nature.

[@MrBoyYankee]

That moment was me when I realized at the theater when I realized that I loved this movie. Braxton's quote about meeting yesterday technically he did. 59:10

[@TrismegistusMx]

This guy is me, back story included. The main difference is that I was driven to explore the mind and body, and became a nurse. Instead of taking down criminals, I treat disease and help people cope with death.

[@carlchiles1047]

The pollack sold at auction for $14 M..the song is fitting…Leave Something Behind ..the video of him singing this is great…

[@twittertwice]

By the way he got shot in leg, the grenade didn’t hurt him, …he was putting a tourniquet on his leg.

[@BrianMarcinkevicz]

I know this reaction was done a long time ago. But this movie remains one of my favorite movies. The song at the end was done by Sean Rowe.”Leave Something Behind “

[@riptide4k487]

The brother ''light bulb'' was amazing! 10/10 reaction

[@rmhartman]

"she could back-door the Pentagon with that rig" ... Or the Treasury Department ...

[@tamarasmith9060]

I'm looking forward to part 2 also. I hope it's just as good.

[@wacokid30]

This is such a great performance from Ben Affleck for real. He kills it in this movie. He is totally believable as someone on the spectrum but also a badass. Cannot wait for the sequel I’m so glad they’re making one!

[@thealien6900]

Wet, LMFAO! Underrated movie and I loved it also. I think their on screen chemistry was phenomenal.

[@haroldyoung8174]

Personally one of the GREATEST MOVIES EVER MADE. I can't count the amount of times I have watched it and reactions. Yours was by far one of the BEST ever. Thanks

[@rachelpaul2731]

This is one of my favorite re watch movie’s absolutely love everything about it!!! I made my mom and boyfriend watch it too and they also really enjoyed it!

[@imdiyu]

I can't wait for The Accountant 02

[@BloodofaFool]

If you guys are Anna Kendrick fans I recommend checking out the movie 50/50. It stars her, Jason Gordon Levitt, Seth Rogan, and more. It's a truly touching yet jokingly cute movie. It'll bring you through the motions. I think I'll rewatch it myself tonight too. ❤

[@Battlepope_316]

I'm so glad you enjoyed this movie! It's such a sleeper movie. And so good! I love the slow burn of the pacing and the twist of it. Loved the reaction of you two when the realization hit. Can't wait to see the second movie!