The Jackal (7/10) Movie CLIP - Armed & Extremely Dangerous (1997) HD

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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
The Jackal (Bruce Willis) first deceives, and then kills, an unsuspecting gay man in order to stay in his house.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
In Moscow, after FBI deputy director Carter Preston (Sidney Poitier) and scarred Russian intelligence officer Valentina Koslova (Diane Venora) bring down a key figure in the Russian Mafia, they are threatened by the criminal's powerful brother who swears vengeance on the FBI and immediately hires a professional assassin, the Jackal (Bruce Willis) to kill a leading American political figure. A master of disguises, the Jackal believes in total perfectionism and demands $70 million for the job. The FBI suspects the Jackal is aiming for the FBI director, so they consult with former Basque terrorist Isabella (Mathilda May), in Virginia, and Isabella's former lover, IRA operative Declan Mulqueen (Richard Gere), serving a prison sentence. Promised leniency, Mulqueen agrees to help. Meanwhile, the Jackal prepares false passports, secures a customized computer system to run his Gatling gun, and heads toward his target in Washington, D.C.
CREDITS:
TM & © Universal (1997)
Cast: Bruce Willis
Director: Michael Caton-Jones
Producers: Michael Caton-Jones, Terence A. Clegg, Kevin Jarre, Gary Levinsohn, Hal Lieberman, Sean T. Stratton, Mark Gordon, Sean Daniel, James Jacks
Screenwriters: Chuck Pfarrer, Kenneth Ross
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[@davepetro9170]

I love Bruce Willis as a villain

[@spenser9908]

Yeah it's a natural fit for him. When I first saw Die Hard as a kid I assumed he was the villain just from how smug and cold he was.

[@davidbolha]

@@triborn217 Looks like Eminem. 😅

[@he-mememan359]

Keanu Reeves also plays a fascinating villain in The Watcher.

[@Kitiwake]

This was a good one

[@dauber1828]

Just as Robin Williams played in photo booth

[@emil2321]

I mean i understand him. I too cant stand it when im eating and somebody is just watching me eat

[@SuperChuckRaney]

He thought they were going OUT!

[@lucien75]

@@SuperChuckRaney well technically, he *did* end up taking him out... :)

[@raeesshaikh8857]

That's eat

[@johnbowman1076]

If nothing else... he was making things awkward.

[@bernhardweber1441]

Emil best comment ever and 100% correct

[@DRock1042]

Well Bruce definitely wore the pants in that relationship lol

[@adamschaeffer1436]

You said you wanted me to take you out?? I took you out!! Gosh. Men....

[@JonLamboyMusic]

lmao

[@evanabbott2737]

The blue jeans.😁

[@sanctuaryism]

lol.... kinda what I was getting at in my comment... look at them lol...

[@siamsa69]

Love the fact he made the politician feel like a guest in his own house.

[@letolethe5878]

+siamsa69 Politician? He's a lawyer.

[@siamsa69]

+Pausen Think You're right. I always thought he was a politician.

[@scottknode898]

Heather Mallory Douglas was a successful lawyer

[@louis-philippelavoie6929]

@betatalk357 This is gold

[@nicholasong2760]

Its called being "Progessive!

[@joshuatunis6732]

0:22 "In the garage.. with a giant gun."

[@tenhirankei]

From his "host" "Oh! I'd like to see your 'giant gun'. Hey, wait! That's a real gun!"

[@William_Sk]

"Come out to the garage, get together, have a few laughs!"

[@Doctor699]

"I thought we were gonna go out." He took him out alright.

[@heavenorhell2024]

whats very funny

[@kev3d]

Well geez, Bruce. If you didn't want to go out, just say so.

[@Dolphiweb]

+kev3d That's real fun! :D

[@theoriginaljackal8196]

kev3d I didn't wanna go out

[@MrRobjs83]

he did. Lol

[@Watcher3223]

Of course, he didn't want him to go out, either...

[@Skyjuice70]

lol x 1000

[@c.c8752]

Telling him to move with the chop sticks in his own house 😂😂

[@zekigoktug9625]

That time, Bruce willis was 42 years old

[@gaura591]

Yep! Chop sticks Gesture from Bruce.... Best Part!!!! He's a natural comedian. Slightly funnier than Arnie and Stallone 📽️🎥🎥📽️🎥📽️🎥

[@joaoklein1002]

Yep, because he was already a dead man then.

[@EvidentlyFire]

​@@zekigoktug9625Bruce Willis was born in 1955. The film was short in 1995, released 1997 which actually makes him.39. Looks good for it though.

[@johnfury6481]

Boss move.

[@00ghostcobra]

Willis might have had an even better career if he played more villains like this one.. This was a great movie.

[@flipnasty2296]

Which action movie had a villain that won any award?

[@DarkLordDiablos]

@@flipnasty2296 Acting shouldn't be about what awards you can get as most awards are given not for the performance but to who gives the best gifts to the panel. Acting should be able giving your all to a performance and leaving your mark like Alan Rickman did in Die Hard. There are alot of great actors and actresses who have never won awards but are still loved by their fans because they give a great performance so your question is stupid and HulkSmash's point is a valid one as I can't think of any other time Bruce has played a villain other than in this movie.

[@chuckie12inch]

@@flipnasty2296 you still care about awards? 🤡

[@ritmiqmovies220]

I kind of heard that when bruce was at his peak, he had a terrible temper. Perhaps he was hired by the satisfaction of his ego, and did not want to give the audience beautiful roles.

[@supersizesenpai]

@@DarkLordDiablos Actors care about the awards because its validation for all their hard work. I know making movies and TV shows seems easy but these people put in a staggering amount of work and time with the hope that their effort wasn't in vein especially when you get older. Yes, there seems to be bit of panel politics involved but that doesn't make awards any less important because there is politics in practically everything that is awarded. Just because you find it ridiculous doesn't mean awards in general ridiculous.

[@diaopuesto7082]

Seeing one of your heroes as a villain is really cool, I love this movie.

[@Willysmb44]

People talk about the scene showing killing Jack Black being so cold blooded. THIS is the scene that really shows the character's true cold blooded quality

[@ecgameplayer]

Casually guns down a liability and proceeds with the mission.

[@craigwilson3532]

Funny thing is, I don't know what the guys reaction would of been to finding out Willis is wanted cause he was smiling

[@booqueefious2230]

Its kinda the same thing though, he was already gonna do it either way. It was just about getting the most use out of the person first

[@vibeofthee80s_]

@@booqueefious2230 you must be a pro

[@Busrayne]

You gotta admit the "Jackel" was already pissed off at the Jack Black charcater anyway, because he was blackmailing him.

[@peterbrennan2388]

he even dies in a camp way,,,lol-his arms waving.

[@johnbrenner2877]

Jazz hands.

[@markchad2229]

"Where are you" "In the garage oiling my Canon"

[@anteroapina1853]

hahhaha!

[@isaacschmitt4803]

One of my favorite Bruce Willis movies of all time.

[@SuperNikita666]

me too

[@finally_startingtopost]

He usually takes his shots in the rear...

[@jarnodatema]

mep41376 lol

[@aussiecoastie72]

Littlecake 😂😂😂

[@shawnchuang1450]

@stirange you said it's too easy so you obviously got it. Just stfu

[@Ponkdonker]

@stirange lol... It can't be "too easy" and "not make sense" at the same time. It might be the obvious joke, but it definitely DID make sense.

[@Turtleproof]

@stirange I already have enough girlfriends without you yammering away as well.

[@gun1987gunn]

I really want some Korean noodles now.

[@xxlCortez]

Dig in.

[@derPetunientopf]

Be careful with the seasoning. Koreans dont mess around.

[@bobanderson6656]

with kim-chi.....

[@ZFKATNBADGER40]

This scene alone sparked my desire to use chopsticks.

[@stepanbandera5206]

This was one of Bruces best. I think it is very underrated.

[@bobgimmigag]

I always found it so heart warming when Bruce offers him to "dig in". Like, what if he had just sat opposite from him (facing away from the TV) and ate and talked. Would Bruce still have killed him right there and then? I'm sure he would at least let him have one last amazing meal of Korean takeout.

[@Langkowski]

The guy was dead the moment he walked through the door. But maybe he would have at least one last meal.

[@booqueefious2230]

Yeah he was toast no matter what. It's not like The Jackal was gonna move on to the next step with that loose end floating This was literally the career-ending "time to retire" mission for him. So, same with Jack Black, he had to go either way

[@franciscondon1902]

He was using him to get the parking permit from him. Once he had that the guy served no further purpose. He was always going to kill him.

[@bodhixxx1]

The real Jackal killed everyone he had contact with, hardly anything is known about him.

[@argoskugel]

​@@booqueefious2230 who knows ,maybe during meal,bruce would fell in love,chances are the guy would have change him.

[@talkaboutwacky]

It’s hilarious how the Jackal just made himself right at home, lol!

[@SuperChuckRaney]

He knew he'd have to kill the guy, just didn't know when. The tv made him decide.

[@khankake9576]

He didn't have to kill him, he could have just tied him up.

[@MultiMM68]

The gay guy thought he was gonna get some. He got it alright.

[@seferino]

He definitely got it.

[@Adrian_Finn]

Yep, one in each nipple!

[@winchesterz]

He got a lead injection, not beef. lol

[@23Revan84]

He wanted to be penetrated. 😂

[@dickdastardly635]

@@23Revan84 Probably already had been . Bruce had been living there for a few days .

[@ericrichards7884]

Noticed how he shot him in both lungs so he could not scream. He drowned slowly in his own blood on the cold floor. Ruthless

[@delanorrosey4730]

* nipples.

[@Filthy_Larry]

The Korean food looked good.

[@treseancann1261]

Not to mention that he did it with a silenced pistol.

[@Michael_Beanflip]

@@treseancann1261it’s a suppressor

[@Je_QzcY3mN0]

No way hearth was functional long enough for him to drown after that

[@edwardroy3401]

If I'm honest... this was always my favorite scene in the movie 😂

[@brettcourtney5377]

He shoots the gay guy and then just goes back to eating hahahahaha like it's nothing

[@Danimal1177]

Korean food is really, really good.

[@Ben82077]

(Shoots Douglas) Jackel: I'm not gay!!

[@TheJtnix16]

The jacket was pretended to be gay to get access to the guys house I think

[@scottknode898]

TheJtnix16 The Jackal does same thing in the original movie of The Jackal actually it was called The Day of The Jackal released in 1973. The Jackal played by Edward Fox killed a man who pretended to close with as he is psychopathic hitman with no remorse as is Bruce Willis’s Jackal. In both movies he kills the gay man as they saw news report on The Jackal to avoid being alerted to the police.

[@Shadowman820]

We don't know what exactly the Jackal's sexual orientation is . Seeing that he went to a gay club to pick up this man and that he could have just as well tried to get into a woman's house it's quite possible that he could in fact be gay . He only shoots the guy after he figures out who the Jackal is .

[@billytruong8917]

1:41 double tap

[@sanctuaryism]

Iol I think he got that idea more a less initially from when he coldly didn't greet him when he first passed him there.

[@manicmechanic24]

Instead of going out with him he took him out! 😂

[@davidbolha]

Pierced his ni99les. 😜😄

[@carmineagrigento8245]

The guy just realized he is the killer and initially he is horrified but he's also turned on by it

[@Ronbo710]

And then turned off by it LOL.

[@Machiave11i]

Yeah, that was always weird. He grins after making the connection.

[@bluesnake1713]

Yeah. Turned off alright. Forever.

[@RobARug]

The dialog should have been this: Victim: I thought you were going to take me out. Jackal: I am. 1:41

[@seanstoutgamer]

AAAAAHH THAT'S GREAT 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gradygilchrist4923]

Naa it would have been cheesy

[@Hairysteed]

That would've required the Jackal to be played by Arnold Schwarzenegger

[@RobARug]

@@Hairysteed You think this is the real Jackal? It is. 1:41

[@wilder11]

Man Bruce Willis is COLD in this movie.

[@HDadvocate85]

Willis should have played more baddies in films

[@JustinLouallen]

He has more recently in some of these direct to video films he's been in, but from what I heard, they're all terrible.

[@scottknode898]

Film Phreeks that’s why Bruce Willis has been listed from an A list actor to B list in recent years due to his poor films that have been dismissed by critics and failures at box office and starring in B grade films as opposed to his big hits like Die Hard in 1988

[@megatronn194]

Agreed. Bruce Willis is great as a villan.

[@dannythomas417]

@MegaTronn He's really scary when it comes to suppressed guns.

[@80s_Boombox_Collector]

Locks the door of his car, but doesn't lower the top. Ok.

[@monddubb9792]

Two people thinking 2 TOTALLY DIFFERENT things.... Bruce - murdering/madness Other guy- frolicking/romantic dinner Safe to say this relationship wasn't going to work out

[@поджолес]

You should run a TV show in Dr Phil fashion

[@DarkLordDiablos]

I don't know, maybe if the guy had just played along he might have got off before getting offed.

[@gabrielmaldonado1903]

That's what happen when you take a stranger into your home

[@bobanderson6656]

@@gabrielmaldonado1903 Right. I never figured out, or perhaps don't recall how that came to be that he was welcomed into a stranger's house.

[@tenhirankei]

Ah, the old "you've seen my face and know who I am, so you must die" routine. That one really gets to me - right between the eyes or in the heart!

[@dinoflagella4185]

Damn, one to each lung & none to the head. He drowned in his own blood.😮

[@djjayem100]

Haha. I love how he's just like " oh ffs" When he pulls out the gun.

[@patrickbower267]

"now i gotta do this again, damn it" lol

[@Danimal1177]

Actually, I think Bruce's reaction was more nonchalant, like he was shrugging. As if he was thinking "okay he knows, there's no point pretending i like him anymore."

[@richardzowie]

I liked the look on Stephen Spinella's face. It's like, he knows this guy is a murderer but is too flabbergasted to believe it.

[@henrykkaufman1488]

I think he was kinda turned on by this for a few seconds before he got shot.

[@imcallingjapan2178]

@@henrykkaufman1488 I doubt you really thought dat

[@henrykkaufman1488]

🤷‍♂️

[@jamesroboyle]

He was adding it all up in his head . That’s when Willis’ character said , “nope , this isn’t gonna work out .”

[@DarkLordDiablos]

@@henrykkaufman1488 You could say he was a bottom disguising himself as a top when he first meets Bruce's character since he does look like he's debating on whether to just go with it or try and get away before he's shot.

[@brendanmedeiros699]

Directer -“ bruce, the line was, thats not me”. And where did you get a gun?”

[@tobyroyson9336]

9 people thought they were going out.

[@tobyroyson9336]

PeekaPeep I guess you could say that lol.

[@daytona2134]

I laughed really hard at your comment then seen your picture lmao... Yeeeaaaah

[@tobyroyson9336]

Jesse Pinkman haha thanks.

[@lionelhutz5137]

"Did you bring the condoms?" "Yeeaaahh.."

[@2degucitas]

71 people are wonderful what restaurant they were going to.

[@joegarcia9911]

you just have to have a little faith in people. .. lol!

[@kdolo100]

+Joe Garcia LMFAO!

[@jimmurray9204]

Lol Douglas you just have to have alittle faith in people.. like i do

[@Dreez76]

This movie would've been alot better if he had succeeded in his mission.

[@MrJajabanks21]

I soooo agree!!...was routing for Bruce

[@johnnytyler5685]

Came here to write the same comment...glad to see I'm not the only one who feels that way. The Jackal would've been quite possibly Bruce's best non-Die Hard movie had he simply succeeded. Richard Gere is literally terrible in this movie. His character is worthless, unlikable and has ZERO redeeming qualities, and the way he ends up killing Bruce's character is BEYOND lame. The movie would've been awesome even if Bruce had failed his ultimate mission if he had killed Gere's character and escaped back into anonymity. The ending is literally one of the worst endings in cinematic history. Anybody who thinks the ending of Game of Thrones was bad has never seen The Jackal.

[@поджолес]

It's only a movie, however it would have been a controversial move, wouldn't it? Hence the end, I guess

[@johnnytyler5685]

@Drew Smith I have not. That said, and no disrespect intended, I've heard of that movie but don't have much interest in ever seeing it. The Jackal, on the other hand, is one of my favorite action movies up until the ending. Bruce Willis is obviously also one of the best "action heroes" and is one of my favorite actors. That's a big part of what makes the ending of The Jackal such a travesty. Bruce Willis is fantastic in it and the entire rest of the movie is awesome. Then two hours of exceptional action movie are ruined by the last two minutes. That makes it ABSOLUTELY INFURIATING to me!

[@Alex_Z95]

So true...the movie would be tremendous

[@spenser9908]

NO ONE stares at Willis while he eats.

[@northerniltree]

The nice man wanted to go out. So, Bruce took him out.

[@knightlitee]

bruce is literally perfection as a blondie

[@kev3d]

Poor guy. His last thought as he lay dying on the floor was probably "I know I said I wanted nipple piercings, but this is ridiculous!"

[@chicagoeric969]

Lol

[@DeadPixel1105]

😂😂

[@siumahin9049]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@WhiteWalls666]

More food for him.

[@commander452]

This is best part about the movie

[@efraincuretjr.2248]

And that’s how you end a “guilt trip”.

[@carlireland5049]

This is the one scene I think was done better than in the original movie. In the 1973 version all of the Jackal’s partners are brief flings whom he usually kills before they can form a close bond. In the 1997 version you can tell this partner genuinely believes they are in a loving, committed relationship. And Bruce Willis actually does a really great job when he drops the act in a second and brutally murders him without any hesitation. It’s the only part of the movie where the Jackal really felt like the evil sociopath Edward Fox played in the original.

[@platinumpig]

Damn...poor little fella didn't even get a reach-around.

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Bruce Willis and Jean Claude Van Damme are very similar. They were great as action guys but man could they play villains.

[@jdrs4214]

Jackal turns to look at the dude like “Yep,!! That’s me.”

[@arousedyoda]

-I thought we were gonna go out -Well technically, what I said was that I would _take you out_

[@ChanSyco]

Thing is, in spite of him saying "do you like it ?", about his hair, and "dig in", about the food, the Jackal has absolutely no feelings whatsoever about this guy. He is just an item which either has some use to the job in hand, or no use. He just thinks, 'that's the job' about killing him. Definitely sociopathic, of course.

[@SlasherIncorporated]

+BrilliantPorth The Jackal was just using him for resources and a place to stay. So, yes, he didn't actually care about him. Killing him was part of maintaining his cover, so I guess it was indeed "part of the job". Even if the most-wanted story did not happen, he likely would have still killed him anyway in order to tie up loose ends.

[@jirizak729]

it actually looks as if his "boyfriend" didnt see the television and ignored it only with a glaring look caused by bruce's ignorance about going out

[@jimmurray9204]

I think he knew thered be some challenging obstacles in being able to execute the whole mission. Unfortunately having to make out with another dude was one of them

[@DeadPixel1105]

Yeah, we understand the film. We don't need you to explain it to us. Thanks anyways.

[@CynicalAnomaly205]

Such a perfect villain

[@chicagoeric969]

“I thought we were going to go out”. LoL.

[@tenhirankei]

As he dies "Does this mean we won't be going out later?"

[@acsrgaming9194]

tenhirankei I'm afraid not...

[@stuparumihai6376]

"No,you "go out" by yourself!"Go out",get it?Oh,nevermind!"

[@OptimisticCynic715]

"I'll give you a call".

[@lanceshelton5024]

Maybe later....lol

[@Dolphiweb]

In this scene at that moment Mr. Willis must have been VERY hungry indeed. Look how enjoy much his food. He makes you hungry too!

[@jcmat9917]

And kills you, if you try to tamper with him enjoying it... lol

[@Danimal1177]

It's annoying when people stare at you when you're eating.

[@kingkong1040]

This scene and the Jack Black scene are the best parts of the movie.

[@ATSaale]

And the scene with the toxin on the door handle where he's disguised as a balding middle age man

[@newlam7958]

"Honey, I'm home!"

[@doomtux]

That dinner looks tasty!

[@TTundragrizzly]

Eat the korean food when Bruce Willis tells you to. Got it!

[@philtomkinson7956]

1:41 If you put it in slow motion he looks like an opera singer 🤣

[@chicagoeric969]

Lmao

[@jax467]

No remorse or emotion with that one and a good shot

[@Vindix007]

A love story better than Twilight.

[@DavidRodriguez-wy6qt]

😂

[@aaronmarks9366]

I saw this movie in the theaters at 14, and, besides the brutality of this scene, it's also etched in my mind as the first time I had ever heard of Korean food.

[@treseancann1261]

I know the feeling. I mean, all our lives, we have eaten Chinese food.

[@primetimecollective]

Killing a human was like stepping on an ant to him. Just chilling how he goes back to eating like nothing happened.

[@Italianempath]

When he shoo's him away with the chopsticks 🤣🤣.. I guess that's a quick way to end a relationship lol

[@user-wg3wj6ur9z]

Poor Bruce Willis so sick now :(

[@4713Caine]

when he said, give love a shot, he didn't intend for it to be taken literally.

[@jimmurray9204]

He acted so interested in this guy at first to gain his trust and then is just a completely different evil person. So cold and sociopathic the way he shoots him and proceeds to eat his Korean food

[@boogie4943]

Wow! Shame they don't hand out Nobel Prizes for stating the obvious!

[@tootspogsforever5590]

​@@boogie4943lmao

[@LonelyHearts.Co24]

Lol

[@14598175]

This is why you don't get pushy when someone says maybe.

[@jsaironll1685]

He is good with the chopsticks

[@xxlCortez]

That scene was so cold.

[@knightlitee]

I love how the guy isn’t interested anymore cuz he’s not all business like anymore *like he’s hotter this way bro*

[@gabrielmaldonado1903]

Yeah Bruce is way Hotter with this Look

[@josephlopez4871]

Chow is continous...keep moving keep eating. Bruce demonstrates a lot about the character.

[@herbertbell9438]

One of the more interesting movie psychopaths. His cruelty seems to come more from indifference than sadism.

[@Rbills02]

Yeah he’s very nihilistic. He doesn’t enjoy it. He’s numb to it.

[@jjrj8568]

a modern-day mercenary cowboy; Angel Eyes type (the Bad), that sort of fellow.

[@thomasschoenstein1589]

You just got to have faith in people. Like I do.

[@thegadflygang5381]

Is it wrong that I literally laughed throughout this whole clip and actually started openly howling with laughter at the end

[@nightrunner3701]

No. 🤣😂🤣😂

[@jimmurray9204]

It is kind of comical in the way the dude is so dumbfouded at whats really going on

[@paulomachado2513]

not at all

[@jefftrotter8152]

No I laugh every time I watch the scene because nothing had to be said you can literally hear the thought he is like fk well nice knowing you goodbye now 😂😂😂

[@pjacobsen1000]

It's a quick way to deal with your problems.

[@bwalls696]

Bruce Willis plays a great Villain!!

[@BigBoss-zi5ss]

Now I want noodles

[@Endeavour30]

Pretty awesome home for 1997, doesn't look that old.

[@jameleason8200]

Kamikatze i said the very same thing ahead of its time smh

[@latenightlogic]

It’s 1997 not some ancient time.

[@gabrielmaldonado1903]

He was a rich man his house were better than most houses nowdays

[@TheMountainMongrel]

Chief says: "I thought we gonna play... ;(" Pumpkins: Oh well haha

[@rscott23]

I'm curious to know how this would have played out if the guy just sat down and ate and didn't know any better. Later that night, would Bruce have continued the act and given him some? Would be taking the act a bit far, but kudos to him on sticking with the lie if so.

[@d-logan5280]

Well he's clearly toying with the guy, deliberately making him feel uncomfortable and relishing watching the guy realise he's the killer on the news, so he def wanted to kill him then. Like none of that was necessary, he coulda just shot the guy as soon as he came in the room but Jack likes to play with his food I guess. But whose to say he didn't give the guy some Bruce Willy beforehand?

[@shawncosmos5431]

Like how he locked his car door with the top down..

[@cringycook9597]

Bruce is actually quite creepy in this role 🥸

[@DarkAtHearts]

No LOSE ENDS.

[@superdoobo]

I love Korean food too.

[@MrKaplanFilm]

"You have to have a little bit of faith in people, Douglas" Mhm, not so much, bro.

[@george94417]

He acted only instinctively. He felt threatened or scared, and he acted accordingly. That's pure instinct.

[@sparrowprince3432]

The Jackal was never scared. They made that clear when he couldn’t give it up, and pulled yet another pistol out of his coat pocket in his final moments.

[@williampatnell581]

1:39 guess he didn't wanna go out..

[@Langkowski]

34 people never got the chance to dig in

[@shawnlikethelight9637]

Clear warning about picking up strangers.

[@gabrielmaldonado1903]

Agreed

[@joshuatunis6732]

I love this scene so much.

[@chadhOneAtl]

No words needed. Just offs the dude. He did try to offer him his last meal at least.

[@andreabini5128]

the meaning: never disturb who is eating

[@commander452]

It’s on of the best parts of the movie, the way he does it and how that kind of people needs to be treated for what they are

[@MyThoughtzAndOpinionz]

I was eating Korean food while enjoying this clip.

[@markusmafra6910]

LOL this clip always makes me want to eat korean food

[@Justrandomvideos-2023]

This is why you never invite a stranger into your home 😅😅😅😅😅

[@jackhughes6715]

Very cold scene

[@KM-em9me]

Willis was probably happy to dispatch this actor soon after the kissing scenes to restore his macho credibility.