The Dark Tower (2017) - Roland vs. The Man in Black Scene (10/10) | Movieclips

[@dpauls15243]

Blocking bullets with glass shards that were literally just shattered by bullets. A+

[@mattbauer3627]

Change your name to capt obvious

[@mariasmith2198]

Flagg has Haki

[@kurokaze511]

I've seen videos of artillery rounds getting thrown off course by fruit. Pretty sure telekinetically thrown glass shards could at least alter a trajectory if they were thrown at the bullet. Also, he's throwing glass with his mind, there's a lot of leeway that sentence alone gives in the laws of physics.

[@garmenlin5990]

Yes, because everyday logic applies for a black with magical powers like the man in black

[@juicebox7417]

All the people complaining about the bullet logic and physics seem to have forgotten that his guns are made from the melted down sword Excalibur and are literally magic by consequence. The reason the guns are so powerful and break the laws of physics is a heavy mixture of incredible skill and magic. Roland being a descendant of Eld with a high skill level helps with being able to properly wield the weapons to their fullest potential. Anyone who pretends otherwise forgets that despite being chambered in a .45 caliber equivalent, when someone other than Roland tried to fire it it nearly broke his arm. Magic guns that enchant magic bullets are shot at the magic man. Get physics out of the equation guys

[@gsksbdb9988]

ayo i got a question while watching this film. Roland said there are other worlds besides theirs. No one knows how many. My question is, are the gunslingers the only protectors of the tower? I mean, even if the number of the worlds in their univers is few or many, there has got to be more protectors of the tower than just them right?

[@juicebox7417]

@@gsksbdb9988 Technically the 12 Guardians of The Beam are the ones that protect the tower, the gunslingers are more so enforcers of good/back-up for the 12

[@gsksbdb9988]

@@juicebox7417 ah now i get it. Thank you for the information. Though i have another question. Why didn't we see them in the movie? The gunslingers are the only protectors of the tower we were able to see

[@chriss2122]

No no no no no. The guns are special, but not magic. Roland is one of, if not the most skilled gunslinger ever. He never, ever did any physics defying trick shots. No. Just no.

[@juicebox7417]

@@chriss2122 "The guns in a fantasy epic about a magic tower that holds the universe together protected by 12 magic animals that are created from the great old ones is completely 100% accurate to physics and science" I hope you know how ridiculous that sounds, and you clearly took the series too seriously. A good 70%ish of the plot is powered by magic and mysticism. Yes he is a great shot, probably one of if not the greatest to ever live in any realm, he was insanely good even after getting messed up and becoming a low-key cripple. But it still doesn't change the fact the the guns still have magic infused in them. The Sword of Eld known as Excalibur is said to be a magic, at the very least mythical, sword gifted unto Arthur just like in real world legend. The sword was melted down into the guns. Ipso facto, the guns by consequence are magic as well if taken literally, which in this universe there is no reason not to. It's literally the whole reason they're special. Taking into account as well that it is indirectly implied the only reason Roland can properly wield them is being an Eld, you can safely assume there is some kind of magic at play. This is all also without taking into account that the physics of things from one realm don't necessarily follow the same rules of keystone earth just because they happen to be on keystone earth. Inference being that the guns and shots look physics breaking here, but are completely normal on midworld. To say there's absolutely no magic involved in the guns made out of a literal magic sword given to Arthur to protect and rule all the realms of reality is hilarious and kind of ignorant imo. Think what you want man, but you sound like you're taking a high fantasy series far too literal.

[@naomienomy5997]

Characters and casting-wise, Idris Elba and Matthew McConaughey was perfect. Both give off amazing charisma, one as the hero and one as the villain.

[@janesgems7]

Yup....okay Roland in the books is white, but Idris is such a versatile actor 'blackwashing' doesn't come into it, same with Heimdall in Thor. McConaughey I've always liked, but he truly creeped me out in this.

[@jessiedepriest7357]

If you’ve never read the book series you don’t understand that Roland being white is a bigggg part of things. Suzanne (detta or odetta) doesn’t trust him and they have a sort of face off until he helps her see she’s schizophrenic and it helps her come to terms with her true self (Suzannah). Bad casting, you’re missing too many points

[@Jordie_42]

Yeah. Remember the scene when Detta meets Roland on the beach "Damn finally a blackie round here. Let's hang dis white boi together." Perfect casting, right?

[@zenwolf1293]

@@jessiedepriest7357 I used to think this way until I finished the books and learned that this movie is supposed to be what happens after the books. Do I still like it? No, but I suppose it's an excuse for Idris Elba lol

[@just4justincase]

It was so nice of him to move in slow motion to allow the heroes time to make a comeback. What a generous villain.

[@Tessy29k]

He's too cocky. He wanted to savour Roland's death because he has been trying to kill him for ages

[@iamiraes]

@@Tessy29kvery true

[@Peter_Pans_Labyrinth]

Book: Roland and Walter have a conversation that spans years, if not decades, and discuss the meaning, desirability, and danger of the Dark Tower as Walter reveals Rolands path will be full of challenge and hardship which does nothing to deter Roland. Roland awakens to discover Walter is presumably dead of old age and goes on, not getting the justice he wanted but only strengthened in his resolve to find this mysterious Dark Tower of dreams. Film: Bang Bang, Walter is dead

[@gw2lesgoonies]

Tom H best comment 2020!

[@Dorkalest]

Well this movie is the sequel and the next cycle of the books, in which Roland and Walter pretty much did everything the same through every cycle. But this time since Roland got the Horn of Eld, things are definitely going to be different and the first step to achieve that is by killing Walter once and for all instead of succumbing to the conversation stuff again.

[@origamifan5515]

I'd say that would be unavoidable when trying to cram a book series written over the span of 30 years (I think?) in the script of a run off the mill 1h30ish action blockbuster. Though I must say, I'm still curious about finding and watching the whole movie.

[@Gaelek13]

If you want the books, read the books.

[@MrImastinker]

Well, Walter did come back from his "death" in the book. And that makes me even angrier. The film version of the character went out like a chump.

[@terrorcop101]

I appreciate that this guy actually reloads his guns, you don't see that often enough in movies. A.K.a. Movie guns never have to reload. But I'm not sure he did it enough times.

[@MegaInsaneMC]

It's a pretty sweet looking reload as well, spinning the cylinder while the bullets are dropping in.

[@terrorcop101]

@@MegaInsaneMC I think that was the only realistic speed reload he did the whole movie. Everything he does here, it's like the cylinder wasn’t even there.

[@charles-olivierdenis6633]

@@terrorcop101 You have to realize the guy's still magical in the end.

[@meursault7030]

@@charles-olivierdenis6633 No, he isn't.

[@charles-olivierdenis6633]

@@meursault7030 With the shots he pulls off, he has to. Fire a bullet to deflect another bullet?

[@flynnparish9833]

Find it weird the first bullet fired in a straight path is slower than the second bullet fired and ricocheted from a steel beam.

[@Kurisuchianu89]

O rly? How about the bullet catching wizard? Does that seem normal to you? :D

[@BlackRockkk]

well these aren't magic bullets

[@TF1Akrata]

nah. i think he catches them by slowing them down enough. i mean, it would probably still hurt us, but he looks tough. the ricochet may have looked like a dying mans last desperate attempt, a random squeeze of the finger, thus he didn't make the effort to slow it down, thus it caught up to the first bullet.

[@KDCindustries]

Heart power makes it go faster.

[@wojtinid6917]

Ricochete made second bullet faster. This is how ricochete works. Thanks, bye.

[@Andrew19972]

The pythagorean theorem would like to know those two bullets locations...

[@centralprocessingunit2564]

kevin hart needs to know pythagorean theorem. (night school)

[@JPWRana]

They are Tenet bullets.

[@CallsignBedlam]

I KNOW RIGHT? THIS WAS COOL for like a second then I was like, whaitamminut

[@woadblue]

It's too bad because if he would have made the ricochet shot before the straight shot, it would have been more believable.

[@CallsignBedlam]

@@woadblue *slightly*

[@nothingspeaks]

"He really is black superman"

[@playmaker451]

I saw what you did their lol

[@almightyazmee6089]

You mean...black gunslinger?

[@JoshuaG]

@ghasan23 he meant what dwayne johnson's character hobbs in fast and furious said to him in Hobbs And Shaw , which he is also in that movie.

[@jordanglasper1064]

Lol

[@tomasu301]

3 of you are not the man of culture

[@gw2lesgoonies]

The man who did this movie has forgotten the face of his father...

[@botanich]

And laws of the physics

[@AlexGonzalez-ml2md]

He has neither readen the books

[@hussannaif396]

Lol

[@juicebox7417]

@@AlexGonzalez-ml2md This is literally a sequel to the books that is endorsed by King and is supposed to kick off the next cycle in the storyline

[@AlexGonzalez-ml2md]

@@juicebox7417 of course and I Guess that with the time Roland has turned black and Randall flagg is now some Sort of Superman

[@nathaniel201]

"I do not kill with my gun." *Kills man with his gun*

[@cr820]

Tad literal, aren't you?

[@nathaniel201]

@@cr820 Always

[@impostrous]

Americans in a nutshell

[@R0gueM]

Maverick has to do with the person. Not the nationality.

[@tonymartinez5798]

Nah, he killed him with his heart . Didn’t you HEAR HIM????

[@le_mofoman]

I don't hit like with my mouse. He who hits like with his mouse has forgotten the face of his father.

[@HouseBug26]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!

[@malcomsmith4610]

I hit like with my heart

[@MelizzanoDaquila]

HHAHAHAHHAHAHH!

[@strycian]

I like with my smile.

[@Yerflua]

I do not shitpost with my keyboard. He who shitposts with his keyboard has forgotten the face of his father. I shitpost with my mind.

[@dominusnox8231]

Things this movie has in common with the books: The name

[@Ias_Liberty]

Absolutely agree

[@J_C_CH]

It's more a loose adaptation. Enjoy it for what it is.

[@janesgems7]

You cannot really do justice to a series as epic as the Dark Tower, unless you either do a tv series or do what they did with LOTR and do a trilogy. But I still enjoyed the film, far more than I thought I would.

[@onthegrid6933]

cry more

[@jacobmcmahan109]

@@Ias_Liberty No

[@351cleavland]

Usually when I get hit with a steel beam I am unconscious for at least 5 minutes.

[@HouseBug26]

How often do you get hit by steel beams?

[@gosling4391]

You'd be DEAD.

[@Yerflua]

He who is unconscious for at least 5 minutes has forgotten the face of his father.

[@t.k.326]

351cleavland Usually when I get hit by steel beams I would be in a crematorium.

[@Bragglord]

Unlike Roland, I doubt you're a metahuman charged with saving all existence.

[@janesgems7]

Idris is such an amazing actor, the film was not in the same league as the classic novels but I have to admit I enjoyed it largely thanks to Idris as Roland and Matthew as the Man in Black. Who was another incarnation of Randall Flagg from The Stand.

[@josephbello3914]

I agree with you. The film is a let down but the two actors always keep bringing me back to watch there scenes together.

[@Bigedub101]

Didn't read books but from what heard movie not nearly as good but they made movie watchable

[@janesgems7]

@@Bigedub101 Yes, I expected it to be awful to be honest...but I was pleasantly surprised. Not as brilliant as the books, but still enjoyable ...more so than the Rise of Skywalker...probably the only SW film I've only been able to watch once.

[@CrimsonRiot1995]

When ever I see this fight I think of skill builds vs magic builds XD

[@094acyutahafizhnpjr8]

ALL HAIL LELOUCH VI BRITANNIA!!!

[@Soberdruid]

Alll hail lelouch

[@Nergal_Slayer]

Lol

[@KyloRen-su2xv]

The problem with this movie was it was more of an action movie than following the book.

[@fry4guy]

Ya but it is a sequel to the books.

[@DreamingBloodfiend]

@@fry4guy Bro Jake died in the novel wdym

[@Wurzelknecht]

@@DreamingBloodfiend Did you only read the first book?

[@spooneater9001]

When a similar concept at the end of killer bean makes more sense than a multi million dollar hollywood production's version

[@Ep123C]

"It's over." "Not... for you."

[@pmpalihena]

Physics has left the chat.

[@har-vwf7729]

Fast and furious: hold my car physics

[@akumadere4146]

I know right. Telekinesis should be more realistic >:(

[@ramontuvera6037]

When did telekinesis become realistic?

[@jjack3186]

Matthew made this movie watchable

[@Mattharing]

It is like watching the death rattle of your only child.

[@johnnyking5501]

Idris Elba Badass Actor Matthew Mconaughey Great actor

[@johnnyd7381]

That LOOK on walters FACE when he first gets SHOT is EPIC!!! Surprise!!

[@sizwedoesfitness]

Just watched this movie for the first time, it's not the best movie out there but definitely worth your time. Really enjoyed it actually 🔥🔥

[@jacobparton8388]

i imagine this comment section is nerds ripping apart how impossible that shot was, but like the the suicide lightspeed jump in last jedi, it looked pretty badass

[@t-bone4760]

M3RD0CK I’m glad someone isn’t as serious as others

[@grahamhill676]

But the lightspeed thing is actually plausable if not an underestimation of the damage that would be done.

[@justinlarson3044]

SHE COULD HAVE DONE THAT IN THE BEGINNING OF THE MOVIE

[@TheGeorgeD13]

@Dr.Science Exactly. Those Star Wars nerds are stupid. What's cool is cool. They don't appreciate cool.

[@TheBiggestMoneyBoy]

@@TheGeorgeD13 cool is a subjective term nothing is inherently "cool" per se it varies person to person. Just because you like =/= it's objectively cool

[@Anufriyev_]

0:08 In my opinion that scene is one of the most badass things in cinema history 😎

[@lordgoro]

it IS

[@JuanRios-kh8sq]

When you die and go to hell, this movie and The Last Airbender play back to.back in a nonstop loop.

[@gustavwood0064]

Juan Rios at least their both entertaining to joke about

[@Trowarr]

That is a relief - I feared I had to watch Star Wars Holiday Special on repeat for eternity, but I guess even the Devil has limits to his cruelty.

[@sonamtshering194]

Idris Elba really gave a spectacular performance in this film

[@sangkang6294]

The force is strong with this one.

[@jmirvinggbooks]

When Idris Elba got hit with the glass he said, OOF! 😂😂🙌

[@josehuertas6358]

Im so mad this director confused “Hero” and made Roland a “Superhero” like jumping from buildings or lines like “Im stronger than most” Roland would never say something like that!

[@trequor]

At least this interpretation is fun. King's Roland is even shallower than this walking action-movie cliche. Which is honestly impressive

[@geektothebones6180]

@@trequor you clearly never read the books

[@sumtingwong2162]

@@trequor In a time when many speak, but few really have anything to say...the gunslingers words contain iron, carry much weight, and are not dispensed aimlessly without care. It hearkens back to a time when men were men, silence was revered, and you only spoke when you had something worth saying. Not like todays breed.

[@trequor]

@@DjangoCaron Roland from Book One is at least as shallow... and probably even shallower. Idris Elba is at least a charismatic actor, which brings a level of perceived depth and humanity that is totally lacking in King's written works. It's like what Jack Nicholson did for The Shining.

[@gamingandrewbro8815]

@@trequor in the books Roland is a moral grey character with a lot of character development in this movie he's just a generic action hero.

[@dancegregorydance6933]

Not having any of Roland’s Ka’tet besides Jake was a huge mistake.

[@kionisua8564]

2:24 learned that move from Killer Bean eh? Hehe x3 I had to rewatch that part twice, the guys face when he gets hit like "oh damn he got me" is priceless

[@Zeddyboi86]

Matthew McConaughey giving an Oscar-worthy performance of someone getting shot. 🤣

[@storyscholar]

This movie was fine and has a lot more care in it than most people seem to think. I hear the arguments about physics and all that but we are talking about a wizard vs a guy with superhuman abilities who's probably using magic guns forged from Excalibur. I know they changed things from the books but I've yet to meet anyone who was truly happy with how that series ended.

[@wesleydraves1281]

Back in my day the man in black was the ruler of a post apocalyptic society in Las Vegas which was then destroyed by a nuke

[@ethanmitchell7479]

I actually liked this movie it was fun and entertaining to me it should have been setup to be more of a series than a single film and I think they didn’t add enough of the world and background story for many to be invested in the film but I generally liked it.........

[@thegageinator805]

Well, I see you're a bit more special than most.

[@Luc1ferMorningstarAG]

I do not kill with my gun I kill with my heart

[@MisterUrbanWorld]

0:04 he pulled Voldemort's move against Dumbledore with the glass

[@chriss2122]

Producer: Must be tough to mess up a film based on source material containing rich, detailed descriptions and carefully developed worlds and characters. Writer: oh, messing it up is going to be super easy. Barely an inconvenience.

[@ablemayble214]

The Dark Tower series will always be one of my favorite stories ever written, next to the Master Chief in Halo. But the movie needs alot of work, as well as atleast moving it along to finish the story

[@munhoe95]

For any one those still confused...the first shot was aimed at the pillar, it looks like he shot directly at the villain due to the angle of the camera, then he fired the second bullet straight at the villain, then the scene shows the first bullet ricochets from the pillar and finally deflecting the straight bullet. As to why he would raise his hand to catch the bullet , that's because if he fired both shots exclusively of each other, both bullets will reach the villain, the villain however as I noticed has excellent focus on anything in front of him but fails to see anything besides him(as evidently when Roland shot the steel beam beside which fell down and smacked the villain on his side. So the villain knows the bullets will hit him but that's superficial, the true intentions of both bullets was to deflect off each other at the very final moment before he catches it.

[@AaronSaltzer]

Jamey Sheridan has got to be the scariest Randall Flagg from what I’ve seen.

[@mulla_modi]

The second bullet catching up with one fired few seconds earlier is really the biggest flaw of this movie

[@mudejartrainingnaturalscie6938]

Greatest Christopher Walken impression ever.

[@PatricleeRacho]

The Man In Black A.K.A Buster Moon In The Dark Tower

[@carrott1168]

"When I miss my shots l hit my shots."

[@werewolfwill7126]

The bullet deflections with the side of the gun😂😂😂

[@Kncperseus]

Plus you can explain the first bullet being so slow as Jake using his magic to slow it down.

[@Aurich88]

I think it could have better captured the spirit of the books if he had stopped the machine by shooting Jake. It'd be a tough sell for the audience, but add some more telepathy dialogue where Jake is cool with it, set up his return, it could've worked. Then again, they were trying to make this a continuation of the story where Roland does it right this time.

[@ipurley85]

i admit, im one of those who read the book however..this was well dne. abeit, i miss the book details but wow!!!

[@YoutubeIsRetarded689]

Its just another cycle on the same story line.

[@Tyrant372]

Ao the 2nd shot was moving faster than the first? How did it get there in time to deflect it?

[@OldMastyr3]

Roland DesNig. Has a certain ring to it....

[@ericwilson8558]

This movie is still a masterpiece after all these years.

[@mxtri2472]

This has to be the one of the coolest movie scenes ever

[@King-mc1pt]

the second shot is much faster than the first what the heck?

[@melzz]

Wait a second.... Bullet that travel straight... And bullet that ricochet come at the same time? That can't be right...

[@zapatazac22]

Imagine having Roland as your maths teacher

[@rafaelg1570]

Revolver Ocelot

[@walterveron8731]

Remember that walter have telequinesis he can slow the bullets and grab them that's why ronan manage to shoot two times in that small fraction of seconds And why so many people hate this movie i personally like it

[@walterveron8731]

@@DjangoCaron FACTS

[@mikeyg3100]

I like how he shot the glass and then was like OH NO

[@wowcrazy70]

I haven’t seen this movie but it actually looks good wander y it didn’t get any spot light, I’m definitely watching it soon

[@victorzamora2397]

The bullets he caught with his hand for some reason were still in the cartridge when he flicked the back lol

[@PatricleeRacho]

The Dark Tower Roland Vs Buster Moon 10/10

[@algomez8563]

Those guns were made from the steel of Excalibur. Although in real life, there is in a single sword just enough steel for one of those old heavy revolvers alone. One sword one gun.

[@trequor]

I don't think that we are led to believe that they are made EXCLUSIVELY from the steel of Excalibur. It wouldnt even be the right type of steel.

[@smartmeis]

I've watched 9 min in total, felt like I seen a whole movie, and cried twice.

[@jimmybejamin814]

Magic vs Guns. Wow. This was the best yet. Thank goodness im alive to see this.

[@reiniergarcia]

So many individuals in this country have forgotten the face of their father.

[@lnordben3551]

What is he saying? (The conversation begins from 1.35 to end ).?

[@bquick6317]

Every real shooter knows... He does not aim with his hand. He aims with his eye.

[@fiddlesticks7628]

Me and the bois when theres the last sliece of pizza :

[@yuduneedakno7984]

0:57 The shell casings are still attached to the projectile? Nice going 😑

[@hectoremanuelposadas690]

Lol

[@hectoremanuelposadas690]

Sharp eyes

[@yuduneedakno7984]

@@hectoremanuelposadas690 Thanks!

[@itsthe5-096]

The funny thing is it's a cap and ball revolver.

[@simonacerton3478]

@@itsthe5-096 Its a really weird Hollywood Remington Army Cartridge Conversion that is somehow double action as well.

[@bamsemh1]

Roland vs man in black. Both guys wearing black 😂

[@namu5583]

Great fight scenes

[@Mr.Limekiller]

If Stephen King ever cries, it's because of the movie adaptations.

[@similaritiesendhere]

He approved this movie. This isn't an adaptation. It's book 8. Roland has the Horn of Eld. I think that Roland failed in books 1-7 because he used his friends and gave up his guns (forgot the face of his father).

[@Mr.Limekiller]

​@@similaritiesendhere Yes that's called a movie adaptation.

[@similaritiesendhere]

@@Mr.Limekiller Let me dumb it down real low for you. The movies, Jurassic Park 1-3 are ADAPTED from the books Jurassic Park 1-3. Jurassic World is just a sequel. It can't be an adaptation because there was no Jurassic World book to adapt from. JW books might exist now but, they came out AFTER the movie (they are the adaptations). book --adaptation--> movie adaptation screenplay --adaptation--> book adaptation Stephen King never wrote a book 8. There's nothing to adapt. You don't know the definitions of words and you want to argue about it. Go argue with a dictionary. Dark Tower is an original screenplay based on Stephen King characters. It's also a sequel. It's not supposed to tell the same story as Dark Tower 1-7. King wants you to buy the books for that (more money). He'll cry all the way to the bank.

[@brunoteixeira3385]

The First bullet was more slowly because the Wizard was stopping It, that is why Roland had sucess

[@similaritiesendhere]

Why make it complicated? Roland's pistols are magical to begin with.

[@simplicityisgreat]

The most amazing aspect is that the 1st bullet, which was shot first, was hit by the 2nd bullet, that was not only shot later but also should have loss some force and speed because of the ricochet.

[@grantsturgill5780]

The ricochet bullet was fired first, the second shot was the straight shot. The camera angle and cut make it a little misleading

[@simplicityisgreat]

@@grantsturgill5780 that is more likely possible, but you can look @2:25 and @2:28 and it was exactly how I described it

[@grantsturgill5780]

@@simplicityisgreat Yes, and at 2:19 you can see him pointing his first shot at the girder that the bullet ricochets off of, then after that turn the gun towards the MiB

[@simplicityisgreat]

@@grantsturgill5780 now i see it. That's definitely more likely than my first impression

[@mlpfanboy1701]

Wasnt roland trained to be a magical musketeer?

[@ennui9745]

Now that I think about it it would have been even more badass if it had been the other way around Roland ricocheted the first bullet off the steel beam, then fired the second one straight at the Man in Black to be intercepted by the first one. That would also have solved the problem people have with the physics.

[@dapnik123]

Wanted has changed a lot since I last watched it

[@danielcharnock8975]

Is it weird that the fact Roland's hat is missing bothers me more than the character magically changing his race from the book?

[@The-Deadite]

Cuz black cowboys r cool Hatless cowboys r not

[@danielcharnock8975]

@@The-Deadite well said sir... well said

[@StellaStarfall]

@@The-Deadite Y’know that’s basically it. You just nailed the only problem I had with this movie.

[@danielcharnock8975]

@@StellaStarfall right!? All the money they spent on this film but they couldn't afford to give Roland a hat

[@Thegrindengine]

Damn the man in black is so op. He should have won this 100%

[@manojprabhakar9111]

I hav now seen this. Have I spoiled myself before reading the book?

[@nateyoder9372]

Nothing like the book. That being said I like the movie in its own separate way

[@JamaniTJohnson]

That movie is great as I can see those two battling each other. My favorite part is the young boy meets a Gunslinger to team up and stop The Man in Black from destroying the tower to open the gate of Hell. The kid has secretly discovered his psychic powers to remember the future in Mid World.

[@matthewdelgado5566]

That is a single action civil war revolver yet he shoots it like a double action. Don't even get me started on the cartridge ammo flying in mid air lol

[@GetEmGotUm]

It's a shame Walter and Roland didnt fight in the books. Instead Walter gets killed by a telepathic were-spider 😑

[@josehuertas6358]

I agree I was expecting and epic battle .... we never got one...

[@Mattharing]

Wizard and Glass?

[@leiperfamily7707]

He made Walter eat his own tongue for starters terrifying book loved it

[@925263]

@@Mattharing Hardly a fight. Roland fires once, fails, gets a new gun, fires and misses, and Walter escapes.

[@925263]

@@leiperfamily7707 No. Mordred is the one who ate the tongue. He did make him blind himself, though.

[@Luc1ferMorningstarAG]

I do not shoot with my hand I shoot with my mind

[@kjngstorm6225]

Do you know why the second bullet catched the first bullet ? Because when he fired it, he casted a "Martha" spell

[@juicebox7417]

Fun fact about this scene: Death is only permanent on Keystone Earth, and Walter fell through the portal after getting shot. Ergo he's not actually dead.

[@Josanil87]

Sorry, but all I heard was "yeah, im gonna diiie, alright alright alriiiight"

[@uppercutgrandma4425]

When a few people you like make a dinner that gives everyone food poisoning.

[@skeletor4726]

2:24 was stolen from killer bean

[@JoeChillton]

Putting a hand up?

[@skeletor4726]

@@JoeChillton nah, the bullet ricochet, it’s uncanny

[@BDTXIII]

Why do I keep imagining Vash vs Legato when I watch this clip?

[@rebecca.n.holmes.1958]

i rather like how the gun sounds when its fired.not sure why though something very satisfying about it.

[@Counterhoe]

Laughing at people who complain about laws and physics of a fantasy film.

[@Kragatar]

Good fantasy writers provide fictional physics and laws for their magical powers.

[@Kragatar]

So MIB's hands are invincible to bullets, but his chest is no tougher than an ordinary human?

[@StellaStarfall]

Walter was using his hands to magically shield himself, but if he doesn’t know where the bullet’s going he can’t stop it. That’s why Roland had to ricochet it somewhere Walter wasn’t expecting.

[@okanoyunda1347]

I rememberd when I watched this scene on theatre with my boii. Bu both LAUGHED LOUD LOLL :))))

[@hoalankhagiang4094]

Xin tên film

[@descendantofseth7506]

2:30, 2:46, 2:48, and 2:51 that is what you get Man In Black.

[@kyziaekcrobloxyoutubers3456]

descendant of seth no he a good man and he helped the boy and he’s not black

[@descendantofseth7506]

Kyziae Kc ROBLOX you tubers The man in black killed Roland's father, killed Jake's mother, he also wants to destroy the dark tower( which if that happens, the universe or the multiverse would also destroyed as well), and to top it all off, he just love to f*ck up people's lives, just because he could. Now you tell me my friend, WHERE IN YOUR F*CKING RIGHT MIND DO YOU COME TO TERMS WITH THAT THE MAN IN BLACK IS A SAINT!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? Also, The Man In Black is wearing black clothing, I didn't say he was black.

[@StridingLuna]

Can someone explain to me how his revolvers work??? It’s a swing out cylinder that is modeled after an 1858 SA revolver... idk how that works

[@micahbragg7993]

It seems like there is an extra speed setting on his gun for the second bullet haha. Which definitely would lose energy after ricocheting anyway.

[@GunRecon]

I think it was more Walter slowing the shots down to catch them.