You Are a Russian Spy | Salt

[@chief8268]

If I ever get interrogated by CIA or the government, I'm gonna say "you're a russian spy" to the interrogator to create mass confusion lol.

[@jeffreyfarlow9862]

My name is saravich smithov and I am from Iowa oblast from Midwest region. I find this American movie very entertaining because I am American and not Russian bot 🤖

[@Timothee_Chalamet_CMBYN]

Lmfao

[@Timothee_Chalamet_CMBYN]

If they Asian call them a Chinese spy 😂

[@SkhumbuzoKhumalo-qo2ok]

😂😂😂

[@thewalk8979]

I ❤ U for this comment

[@dolyharianto]

In another universe, this would have been the perfect Black Widow origin story.

[@kalapunjabi8230]

Very perfecta 👌 😍 👍 😉 💕 of World Romance 👆 💛 💙 ➡

[@wjrasmussen666]

Not the MCU though.

[@Elthenar]

@@wjrasmussen666 20 years ago, she would have been the perfect Black Widow. Jolie was near unmatched at the strong woman/femme fatal.

[@wjrasmussen666]

@@Elthenar Perfect for you

[@Elthenar]

@@wjrasmussen666 You mean, perfect for almost anyone but you.

[@dihboas]

this movie is the example of a perfect spy thriller, so much fun to watch, a simple premise, good casting, great action... just GREAT

[@joannemadden7449]

Thank you for the rating on the movie, i was wondering if it was worthwhile movie❤

[@TheFergo911]

but a lot of people had such high standards in those days because this movie was considered to not be good enough for their viewing. I liked the movie and considered as Hollywood making their usual good movies. Those standards are now gone and they make bs triller movies, at least in this movie there was a degree of suspense as to where this movie would end up. But imagine a world where this movie was still considered to not be good enough. I mean wow Hollywood really feel when u consider that.

[@tnykuuh]

I love this movie. The extended cut is so much better than the theatrical release. I really wish they would have made a sequel.

[@Blinkncali21]

Right? I was so confused when I watched the blue ray

[@exoticfruitsalad]

So true. Very well made

[@crazybear5475]

My directors cut has THREE diff endings.

[@MRJK87.]

They're still working on it

[@awdrifter3394]

The sequel would have to be called Saltier.

[@exoticfruitsalad]

"I am NOT a Russian spy." - Evelyn Salt, Russian Spy

[@tinkasbanwait]

War carimnal putin

[@jackkrauss]

Well sort of.

[@oliverjones2426]

actually she wasnt a russian spy

[@celinek.1094]

@@tinkasbanwaitamerica is no different, one may argue it’s far worse

[@mendanperkase7223]

War criminal BUSH

[@Onry1]

They're doing a brain scan with no attached devices. LOL

[@firefirefire3277]

There's no telling what other advanced technologies the CIA is secretly using currently that we don't know yet.

[@disturbedconfessions]

Vegas does it too

[@LavKarri]

Sssshhh!... it's hollywood

[@everythingtoknow5381]

Lol like its a room scanning... Once you enter maybe they can read Salt's mind too

[@Dimmsy]

Its a thermal scanner.

[@rainbowboyu]

I’m still mad there was no sequel. One of the best spy movies hands down.

[@mistergeneration]

Seems like it was set up for a sequel.. never mind 🤷🏿‍♀️

[@rainbowboyu]

@ I don’t understand what you’re saying, but it actually was. Angelina decided she did not want to do a sequel. It is perfectly fine as a standalone but they left it relatively open intentionally.

[@markoosh]

This movie was freaking amazing... makes me miss seeing movies at cinema theatres again.

[@balduccioliv]

nope its shite

[@markoosh]

@@balduccioliv Well that’s just like your opinion, man. I liked it.

[@Agent-ie3uv]

But jolie is so thin versus 50 mascular men, lol

[@ciyaresh2070]

Now it's all superhero and Star Wars stuff lol. I miss movies like this.

[@balduccioliv]

@@markoosh you re not getting back your carpet with that attitude tho

[@nicknametoolong]

i still dont get why they just stopped. This storyline should have been two or three movies. It was amazing

[@Raethrean]

the film didn't do well in theaters. audiences mostly didn't care for it.

[@mumblesbadly7708]

@@RaethreanThe movie-going audience can be so stupid sometimes! 🫤

[@raniii652]

@@Raethreanit did well though didn’t it

[@DinkLover69]

@@Raethrean Not exactly a cult classic either, but I wish it continued. x.x

[@OhGummy]

They wanted to. A script was made for a sequel but apparently it wasn’t all that good so Angelina Jolie declined the role.

[@ryanahmadzod5991]

I didn't understand nothing when i saw this movie as a child, now i get why they fought between each other and all other stuff.

[@nealeorinick1700]

One of my favorite movies. Definitely should have made a sequel. Lots of Salt stories to tell.

[@kishonerhorsford3669]

Whats the name

[@backwashjoe7864]

Better to be left wanting a sequel that wasn't made than to regret watching one that you wish hadn't been.

[@containedhurricane]

Salt: "I'm not a goddamn Russian spy" Winter/ Tarkovsky: "I didn't say you were" (also Winter, in his mind): "You are"

[@smartalek180]

!! SPOILER AHEAD !! . . . (also Winter/ Tarkovsky, also in his mind): "As am I, but u don't know that, BwaHaHa"

[@Zephal42]

@@smartalek180 Yeah that plot twist was brilliant. I don't know why I didn't expect it, since Liev tends to play roles where he's both the good and bad guy.

[@jackkrauss]

​@@Zephal42I definitely didn't see it coming.

[@jackkrauss]

Yeah he was pulling all the strings.

[@theonefrancis696]

"y r u spy" "who ses im spy" "u r spy. a sleepen agent"

[@zwendathulo]

They dont make them like this no more

[@KhusuusiWoRLdwiThOuTBoRDerS]

she shouldn't be wearing ring during interrogation.

[@joannafleming6776]

She did it on purpose. Notice the way she placed the ashtray on the table.

[@star-gs2gj]

@@joannafleming6776 so only her husband is died

[@joannafleming6776]

@@star-gs2gj If you don’t want to see a spoiler don’t read past this point, but yes I’m afraid her husband dies in the film.

[@shadowandreality]

@@joannafleming6776 Why would that make any sense? Her husband is likely already taken at that point. They already knew she was married.

[@vijayvijay4123]

@@joannafleming6776 What purpose of the ring and ashtray? Pray tell. I've watched the movie many times. But I have not noticed

[@edwindelgado8775]

I'm sure they let him out into the hallway to hear her make a call... She her self had to ask to get out to use the phone 😄

[@jackkrauss]

What does that mean?

[@dziczyzna24]

The actor playing the Russian spy is Daniel Olbrychski - A great actor in Polish cinema, Olbrychski is known for his incredible physical fitness, he practiced many sports, and he never used stuntmen's help in difficult scenes. To this day, he regularly practices boxing and is a horse riding champion. He appeared in over 200 films. He was the one who took part in "The Most Realistic Sword Duel in Movie History" kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIOcaGmGnbKVeq8

[@filmawayvlad]

Dzięki!

[@1ondersteboven1]

@@filmawayvlad i misread that and thought he boxed while riding a horse at the same time i was like damn polish sports must be very interesting lol, seems like a great dude tho! Dziękuję for the info!

[@frozengod30]

A Russian spy till the end

[@Greamzih]

I didn't notice any accent in his Russian.

[@evgenynikhaev5104]

A great actor... And I thought "how unlucky this guy is". One role in the film The Swedish Deluge (I think) and he disappeared forever. Played hundreds of roles that remained unknown and forgotten. Such is it... Polish greatness.

[@grantchallinor5263]

To be honest Angelina Jolie's spoken Russian in this clip is quite a bit better than a lot of other Hollywood actors' attempts to speak Russian - for example, the Russian used in "The Hunt for Red October" (Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin) is terrible.....

[@joriskemper5392]

Sean Connery can't even speak any other language clearly.

[@AliWisam-x6d]

​@@joriskemper5392Why?😅

[@oobaka1967]

I remember going to buy this on bluray back in 2010. Literally 4-5 hours round trip on the bus. And I still haven't opened it to watch it LOL

[@catdaddymeow]

That’s pathetic ! The trust between peers is so weak that it can shake and collapse just because of the words from the mouth of a stranger.

[@artemiseritu]

They eat their own on a daily basis because the whole agency is built on zero trust.

[@x--.]

That's why they had to add the conceit of FMRI lie-detector and validate his background.

[@cprw10]

Not all of them are peers perse (hard to explain, have to watch the movie for it) they know each other as brief greetings, and the one that is her peer and superior that supposedly "trusts her" doesn't fully defend her because *Spoiler alert* it's convenient for him that the rest believe the story because he is actually the Russian spy that is supposed to finish the goal, the scan test truthful because in a way Evelyn Salt was an orphan Russian child brainwashed and trained to be a killer to have the skills so when she was adopted into an American family as a child she would grow up and follow the program enter in the CIA, where she would learn a lot more skills and she was supposed to be one of them, there are more, so when they would need to used them for their caused when the day arrived they would do what needed to be done (to the cause they were set up to do) but Evelyn was able to basically deprogram, she married with a good man, that move heaven and earth when she was capture at the beginning of the movie, she was being tortured and she was willing to die and not blow up the cover that she was a CIA agent, they accused her of being one but she always denied it and never confessed that she was a CIA spy and anything else they wanted to know, she never admitted what her capturers wanted her to admit despite the tortures, but anyway with his connections her husband who at the moment didn't know she worked for the CIA (she had a reason to hide this fact from him) manage to via the USA gov made a deal with the nation that held her captive that was North Korea and free her .. Anyway she was planning to stop doing field work (for her husband's sake mostly) and applied for an office position within the CIA, she wasn't doing any double agent things, but her origin's story (which doesn't appear here in this scene) is the reason why the scan said that what he said about her was truthful, when she was a child he did trained her, however she grew up not wanting to follow the program. * I apologize for my bad english, it's not my native language.*

[@nevermore7285]

I mean, they’re dealing with Russian sleeper agents. Their plan was just to hold her until she escaped. And she and one of her ‘peers’ are (or were) Russian spies. The lack of trust is fully warranted.

[@Hocine-q2t]

The Spy : We all spy for US!🤔 To do that for your contry or not!😇👻😁😂🤣

[@meamishere1166]

I love how the moment Oswald appears on screen the music begins to sound like the score from _JFK._

[@hs0zcw]

Miss Salt was very well trained as a young girl and older, definitely went through all of the Kitty Cat training that woman had to endure in order to stay Russian version of America's MK ultra program. I like the way she got the one bad guy left over the balcony.

[@davidrice9900]

Americas MK Ultra program is quite high end and sophisticated. The boys and girls behind the decades of research and development really did their homework. Their flaw however - Is past their prime handlers that refuse to accept that they are not as proficient at their craft as they think they are. Good? Yes. Experienced? Yes. But they, for the most part, rely on the tactics they are used to and comfortable with. When those tactics fail - Well...... : ) Can't blame them though. Improvise. Adapt. Overcome... but how many of us actually do this? Every piece of armor has a chink in it. America is no different. Nor are any of their operatives.

[@ehh4499]

Lol it’s a movie, and mk ultra is for children that the government abuses

[@balduccioliv]

nope its shite

[@YokaiX]

Like Black Widow's life and story

[@RezkallahBachir-dm1qm]

When Anjelina smiles she has a pretty smile

[@jacktorrance9688]

german guy was lucky

[@smartalek180]

SUCH a brilliant movie. Really wish they'd made SALT II (as it were). But apparently that was not to be...

[@shikeridoo]

Fun concept, but seeing a 100 pound woman beat up 200+ pound men was hilarious. Imagine trying to hurt someone double your size and triple your muscle mass.

[@kirillm4940]

such a cranberry about Russia

[@balduccioliv]

nope its shite

[@missylou725]

I really want a sequel also. I wonder if they'll ever make one.

[@exoticfruitsalad]

Pepper (2024)

[@ronalddechosa3048]

Angelina is the goat of all this kind of movies he had so fntastic,great,fabulous how she acts salt,or Lara croft,..💥💙♥️bonjourrr🔥🔥🔥🔥⭐❤️

[@xevious2501]

Its funny. I just watched a documentary on Jolie's acting career and fact is, she really struggled. the movies we most know her for are those very few movies that are majority claim to her success where as in truth.. she didnt have much of. She's ping ponged around hollywood with alot a bad gigs. But she had determination to wade threw the hard times. the critics seldom gave her a break. For what success she had now, she really REALLY earned it. but man was she a mess for much of her life.

[@PositiveWealthBuildingNow]

What transgender isn't a mess their whole life?

[@Salma-yo6ns]

I think that struggle to figure it out and her vulnerability in owning it made her so relatable.

[@سليمانسليمان-ش8ص9ح]

She loves spiders a lot, beautiful actor Angeline Jolie ❤😊😊😊

[@jacktorrance9688]

When she told him that she is off duty and that he should the story to one of her colleagues, she meant that she is off duty as a Russian spy and he should talk to some of the other Russian agents.

[@esthergift8373]

Wow!

[@SaggyToasticles]

I've never seen this movie before. It looks fun.

[@KIM-xl6zs]

You don't know what you are missing

[@balduccioliv]

nope its shite

[@Agent-ie3uv]

Red sparrow, who? 🤭🤭🤭

[@lydiau8902]

Very few movies need a sequel. This is one of them

[@paduanicoc.7019]

Salt: I'm not a goddam spy! Winter: I didn't say you were. Lol co'z she's still is

[@iamchrispaezjr]

Sorry Natasha, Evelyn is the real black widow

[@hindolbhattacharya9715]

I never understood this part of the plan. Why did he had to blow Salt's cover. The only thing that I can think of is to signal her/Ted that the plan is in motion. However, there must have been some other better method to send the signal without needing to expose her cover. Does anyone have any idea on it?

[@aakoch6062]

This is exactly what I was wondering about too.

[@tayinap4269]

She broke the code by being married and caring for her husband. That's why they picked up the husband and asked her to kill the Russian president. They wanted her to come back home.

[@sherwinfalsis3620]

ted mentioned it when he was talking with salt at the peoc. ted had doubts on salt's loyalty way back in nokor with how touched salt was with his husband's actions, and their marriage. so i think they did that scheme for opsec or something. but the best reason for me was so that ted could be within the president's side all the way to the peoc as an adviser for the "salt" situation.

[@darktemplar8140]

Salt was just a distraction, I think. Winter killing the president is the true mission.

[@nowy5]

Salt was unloyal, so deconspiration will force her to perform a plan according to his way of wishing.

[@daegunbong8487]

Does Salt know she's a spy the entire time, from when she was first implanted in the US? In this moment, she recognizes the dude right? She's been hoping he'd never show up, but he's here now and she has to play it off so she can make moves and stop them? All her memories are intact from her sleeper agent training?

[@Jonathan-kz8mr]

Yep she knew from the beggining which makes this a good movie bc she knows she is but she’s undercover

[@Zephal42]

She knows but she's trying to stop the program.

[@Agent-ie3uv]

I need salt 2

[@DICKandBALLSxx]

She knows and she was really a spy planted by the Russians. The only reason their boss showed up was bc she married which was against their agreement, they believed it would be a distraction. Salt was really in love, she had no intention of betraying the Russians but they killed her husband.

[@ngufanikojo6430]

i think he was activating the other guy.

[@heartsmyfaceforever8140]

Just because someone believes something is true doesn’t mean it’s true.

[@shalashaska9946]

I never understood why he came in and did this with their ultimate plan. Why couldn't he just activate her without everyone else knowing

[@westrim]

Chaos

[@smartalek180]

Bcs then there'd be no movie? . Yeah, no -- that never made the slightest bit o sense to me either.

[@usermk99]

No. That was the whole plan. He had to come. They had to tell the americans that day X has arrived and create chaos. So americans do what they wanted them to do and that starts all chain of events ultimately american president sitting in the bunker with nuclear football along with Russian Spy. Secondly, his plan was already in motion. Had he be killed or taken custody then nothing would have changed it. Thirdly, walking that boldly into the FBI office was also necessary for psychological reasons. That convinces his former students that this is REAL and its happening!.

[@htoufik6048]

to put chaos in fbi cia ...

[@Jonathan-kz8mr]

I think it was part of her test and to make sure she was 100% prepared for what was to come so that’s why he didn’t make it easy on her

[@KDC93]

Salt talks to her husband like he's her child 😂

[@johnsantos2631]

cruisr: my name is ethan hunt orlov: no, you are edwin salt

[@GraemeGunn]

So, will there ever be a sequel?

[@couchprincess698]

Omg. Yes. That would amazing for Angelina.

[@dinuxplay8003]

Hope not

[@jamclancy9335]

"When does the good fairy come in?" Classic sarcasm.

[@TS-es5xu]

If American Propaganda was a movie.

[@DSmith-e5e]

Stigmatized, I used to fear Russian what I heard. Then I grew wise and saw the game.

[@naturae-studiosum]

It always is a movie

[@FrankCarolei-lv6rb]

You need to wake up

[@samimas4343]

What do you think American movies are?

[@2EKgn16]

Propaganda in many, but in some, they tell the truth masked as fiction. This one may be one or both...

[@JeraldCowan-w9y]

Really good movie, so much suspense.

[@unclebob7534]

When the adds are longer than the clip you know KZbin are taking the p***

[@GShoklok]

He: The name of the Russian spy is Salt She: Namesakes

[@niespiebozwiedzamszkocje]

Everyone quote Angelina Joli but noone mention Daniel Olbychski ladies and gentleman

[@sebseb5808]

Bo nikt go tam nie zna i nie kojarzy i tyle,dla amerykanów to jakiś tam, bliżej nie określony, stary koleś co zagrał epizod ruska i nic poza tym. Chyba nie spodziewałeś się wylewu międzynarodowych komentarzy typu: "wow, olbrychski, the guy who played Kmicic!" haha

[@OnlyThe1Son]

hope Anje returns to this film and does a sequel...

[@yubakrarai]

Who else came here just to see Angelina's perfect face?

[@n.m.e5787]

Nope... I didn't

[@annezanyaki3245]

She's beautiful

[@rayland8553]

Close, I’m here for her body ❤️‍🔥

[@kalapunjabi8230]

Perfect👌

[@AllThisOverASliceOfGabagool]

Angelina Jolie is one of the sexiest women to grace our planet. To paraphrase Big Pussy from the Sopranos, she had world class pipe fitting lips

[@consigliere254]

0:17 the phones couldn't do much even if they were allowed to walk in with them 😅

[@samuelfinkelstein804]

Underrated movie !

[@JaniceCarter-ws7lu]

"Scan says he's truthful." How would you feel if there was a scan on you to see how afraid you were when certain people can around or said things to you🤔 With this technology today you just never know what folks are doing to see why you act the way that you act or to prove to themselves that you're not as tough as you portrait to be.. Respect,Love,Uplift and Help each other ❤

[@jacekkangaroo4402]

Oleg Vassily Orlov is played by a famous Polish actor Daniel Olbrychski

[@furerorban1488]

"Hungary and Poland are two towering oak trees which have grown separate trunks But their roots become interwoven. The life of the one oak is the necessity of the other one's existence Therefore, the Peace March is now not only an army for the cause of the Homeland, but also a stand for Poland. Respect for Poland! Respect for Hungary! We are fighting against an enemy which is different from us: Not open-helmeted, but hiding Not honest but inferior Does not believe in working but speculates with money Does not have its own homeland but feels it owns the whole world Not generous but vengeful And always attacks the heart, especially if it's red white and green!"

[@jacktorrance9688]

I thought he didn't look russian

[@kulbirsinghdeol1236]

Jolie is always the center of attraction

[@moshfiqurchowdhury3698]

it was a mind blowing movie watched about 5 years back; though it falsely glorified usa against russia its story and acting was amazing. Angelina joli was an actress of great potential though she could give little in her acting career.

[@cprw10]

*Watch these 3 movies of Angelina.* - *"Changeling"* (She received an Oscar nomination, her performance was amazing and the movie is amazing too) - *"GIA"* (just gotta watch her performance in that movie is crazy good) - *"Girl Interrupted"* (She got an Oscar for her performance in that movie).... *" Bone Collector"* (as a bonus) To judge Angelina as an actor you have to watch at least the first 3 movies, she's a great actress, so I don't know what you're talking about... Then there's another group of ppl that judge her badly as an actor purely because they hate her as a person for "X" amount of reasons, the truth is that the personal grievances of they have with her doesn't change the fact that she's an amazing actress.

[@billwindsor4224]

@moshfakerchowdhury Wrong. Angelina Jolie accomplished an amazing and powerful role in this movie. @cprw10 - good analysis; I agree! I, too, was looking for a sequel to this movie, starring Jolie and Ejiofor again. 🏆🏆

[@FastEddy396]

What a cow. From the second she enters the booth, she proves that his desire to defect would better have been done to Willy Wonka.

[@amon_asentir]

Such an excellent movie.

[@jackkrauss]

Underrated and better than I was expecting.

[@Aquariusmoon-xxv]

Classic Angelina 😍

[@Best101Bits]

Look at the phones we had in 2010 at 00:16

[@deepdubbss4998]

Gangster devices back then

[@USAF_Medic]

The biggest stretch in this part was obtaining a FMRI on his brain from across the room. That's Hollywood.

[@arianah8842]

I loved this movie!

[@lethabrooks9112]

The 2 Airforce Airmen were probably wondering "WTF did we just walked into?" Lol

[@iheworld134]

Funfact: salt actually made for tom cruise but he rejected it n jolie replaced him

[@adamcheong4742]

Good movie. Fast pace and a twist.

[@rishabhsingh2745]

Queens gambit connection 😂😂

[@IsabelleSt.Pierre-q2n]

I’m still waiting for the sequel.

[@jackkrauss]

I'm curious how he got the knife past a metal detector as surely he'd have to go through one at some point.

[@alicaramba7680]

It's just dumb movie.

[@skyhighsunlight]

He did it in hes butt.

[@bingowashisnameo80]

I guarantee the U.S carefully approved this script.

[@timberwolfmountaineer873]

I tell you story, komrad. See, Vladimir, onli in Soviet Russia an old helikopters ken fly from Grozny(central Caucasus) to Novosibirsk Oblast(Central Siberia) for 2970 kilometers in the winter and end up in Golden Ring kremlin in Pereyaslav-Zalesskiy(North-Western Russia). Onli in Soviet Russia, Komrad. It's those damn magnetic anomalies...

[@sobreaver]

And that secure location is... my basement, pan Pan PAN!

[@HewhocS]

"Moya devochkaaaa" 😅😅😅😅 Russian 101

[@sherriereyes2824]

She’s an awesome actress

[@ryanrobison1392]

Well we had a basement like this in 1999 Built by Satwater and Taymen.

[@ryanrobison1392]

Arabat and speaking guy I wanted to make sure I was just picking the hat. Are you friendly? My insurance is insulting. That is why I work at Microsoft. Date Tender. Not my daughter. Do you know my name? that number for date my dead candy. It's black and void. Where the clue?

[@ryanrobison1392]

No note 8

[@michaellan78]

Putin wishes to have someone like Miss Salt now

[@AlexKarasev]

The only kind of spies the public gets to see are the ones who get caught

[@AlexanderMason1]

He already does. So does China. He is called Boe Jiden.

[@firojmnalam6121]

( FIROZ AIR 1918?)❤❤❤❤❤

[@charleshemphill6923]

Angelina was so pretty as a blonde

[@IsabelleSt.Pierre-q2n]

Still waiting for a sequel…

[@Krish-jm6ve]

I loved it when i first watched. But now i think why did she defend herself immediately and get emotional ? These are supposed to be fully trained and skillful agents. 🤣🤣

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

While I'm not the biggest Angeline Jolie fan, if this movie is playing, I'll watch it again. I LOVED this movie. Very entertaining. I also loved the way she fought. It was realistic in the sense that, we don't need to see a 5'7" 120 lb woman beat a 6'2", 240 lb man's ass fighting as a man. That's bs and we all know it. Instead, she fights the way real female fighters are taught, techniques that deal with the fact that the opponent may be bigger and a man.

[@decentpartygurl788]

Yes I realized it too, it was like she uses lots of tools and strategy to kills fights her opponents,which requires lots of details, sharp observations and intelligent. Thats needs more energy and trains than any male spy I think.

[@dinuxplay8003]

Bro what techniques? Don't get ne wrong, I like this movie but this is the same as the female kead movies out there where the female character beats on male characters bigger than her. Most techniques require strength for it to be properly executed and also you are forgetting the fact that her opponents are highly trained as well. But the olympic level of mental gymanstics that you all would to do to convince yourself that this is realistic by giving BS reasons such as "iNtElLigEnCe, oBsErvanT". Like bro what? 99% of the things she did were anything but realistic.

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

@@dinuxplay8003 Well, the scene where she kills Teddy is a perfect example. She kills him by wrapping the chain she's being harnessed by around his neck and jumping off of the bannister, breaking his neck. As you said, he's also highly trained, so if it was just a hand to hand fight, she'd lose, so she used strategy there, just as decentpatrygurl788 said. Btw, when you say, "most techniques require strength", are you saying that based on some personal knowledge you have? I guarantee you if you were to fight a woman with experience in Krav Maga, they'd break every bone in your body, regardless of the fact that they "don't have strength".

[@dinuxplay8003]

@@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403 Well actually the Teddy's death prove my point more than anything. Because even if you are speaking from a strategic point of view, she technically wouldn't even be able to wrap the chain around his neck because of the mere escort around her... let along kill him. And even if she did wrap, she has to jump over the railing which literally would have broken her leap. More than strategy, it is simply what the writers wanted to be. Just cinema. And ofc, in a toe to toe fight he would win. Yes I am saying that based on personal knowledge because most techniques do require strength. I mean sure if I were to fight a woman expert in any sort of martial art... not even just krav maga... I would lose merely because I have not trained enough (I have been training Muay Thai for a while now) but I don't think they would be able to "break every bone" unless you are considering the top top female experts. Anyways when it comes to breaking bones it requires force... and strength contributes majorly to force. So even if in the off chance there is such a woman who is going to break my bones, then it means she does have strength... so my initial point still stands.

[@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403]

@@dinuxplay8003 Well here I am a year later responding to you! You're arguing something completely different in regards to her killing Teddy. Your argument is, COME ON - there were too many people around her for her to pull that off. That's a different argument and I might agree with you. One could also say that was such a ballsy, creative move, it was completely unexpected. Honestly, it's neither here nor there. The point is, IF she was able to do that, the weight of a 120lb woman hanging off your neck? Well yeah, you're going to die, I don't care how big and strong you are. I also like the fighting in Atomic Blonde for this same reason. There was one scene where Charlize Theron was fighting a bigger, well trained man and quickly got her ass handed to her. All of the other scenes in which she took a man out, they were less trained than her and she still used technique over fake raw strength. Is there a bit of Hollywood with these scenes? Of course there are. It's an action/drama movie and they're going to push the envelope. But even where they do, it's right on the edge where it's kinda like, well, I GUESS it's possible she could have done that, but the odds are against her. For example, the scene where she's jumping from truck to bus to truck? That's right on the edge of, was that distance too far? She would have probably broken a bone. Or slipped when she tried to land on the bus and fallen and hit the pavement and died. I guess I'm just happy that we don't see small women beating huge men using straight up hand to hand combat, which we all know, all things being considered, ain't gonna happen.

[@pani2282]

It’s hilarious how Americans depict Russia😅

[@kennethreyes7545]

are you russian?

[@PatrickBatefan]

Always the bad guy

[@Soleilasens]

Right? They make Russia seem way more powerful and capable than it is. In reality it's a glorified gas station with a weak army and a corrupt oligarch government

[@MaybeMaybe-od2un]

@@edahelvaci This is your limited consciousness and narrow outlook. Ignorance and stereotyped thinking

[@Greamzih]

Better than Soviets in the 80s. In Red Scorpion they say "Tea, Coffee or Kvas". I was under the sofa laughing.

[@AparecidaTeodoro-c5l]

I saw this ring yesterday... What a game are you playing right now... Or is a GOD´s game???? Am not stupid! 1.10

[@AparecidaTeodoro-c5l]

no, it can´t be your game. my message came around 19.40 and I saw the same ring around 5 o´clock... To the others: It just a funny game that is no funny anymore...

[@tardiscommand1812]

Man that ring kissing would have been a disaster during Covid.

[@TheGuruStud]

Why? No healthy kid got rona. You were lied to. In fact, virtually no kids were symptomatic and almost no healthy adult was seriously affected. You were lied to.

[@Raiders1917]

I remember being in DC as they filmed this scene. They closed down a whole street.

[@mel...s]

3:21 damn her hair grew fast in a month

[@dailycarolina.]

Maybe she wore a wig

[@dysmissme7343]

Extensions- especially cuz her hair went straight back to its shorter length after the wedding

[@Blacklistedreadings]

“I’ve got to find my husband.” ❤

[@NSankeerthUrkec]

The only reason he came here is to say it's activated

[@vijayvijay4123]

No . T to blow the cover of SA LT so that the manin villain can get close to the us president

[@markchappell4148]

Tell Shilo that previous doctor was Hyme souless machine from Get Smart tv show. Same as one launching nuke in movie Salt.

[@KnijMagz]

7:29 Is where the action starts!

[@ragilandriyan]

already beautiful, it must be because of her character and personality ✌️😁.

[@MrMosoani]

So underrated. Way better than Batman vs Superman. 😅

[@QuantumChrist]

Batman vs Superman > Salt > MCU

[@conorstratton7051]

Her Russian is actually pretty good. For most American actors, it's usually incomprehensible 😂.

[@GetMeThere1]

Movie was a lot of fun....but sometimes if was funny rather than fun -- like whenever spindly armed Angelina was throwing around 220 lb, heavily muscled guys like they were Pekingese lap dogs, LOL. A physical impossibility.

[@katydidmelanson3609]

When I was skinny I could throw hands big time

[@JaniceCarter-ws7lu]

Goodmorning 🦅💜 Salt's life was flipped upside down because of one man, and she ran.. There will always be that one man or woman who knows the truth behind every sabotage,lie and set up..Sabertooth knew but he didnt say anything..like me when I know certain things that people dont think I know I don't say anything either I just let it play out on its own.. Protect your peace and leave it up to God💙💚 God bless you all🇺🇸

[@stevensica5918]

As soon as a Oswald connection is brought in, that is the sign that the writer has totally run out of ideas.

[@laylacohen4065]

If you think you have oportunity with him..just take it.

[@gordonferrar7782]

Felicity Salt would have been a great name or Edna Salt of Phyllis Salt or Davina Short or Fanny Salt or Wenda Salt. To name a few.

[@caramelbilquees]

Felicity & Edna

[@gordonferrar7782]

@@caramelbilquees Fanny is a great name.

[@CajunReaper95]

I took my mom and her then fiancée to see this movie on her birthday along with my sister!

[@krzysztofflorczak2667]

Proszę bardzo polski aktor Daniel Olbrychski. Nawet po głosie poznaję. łał

[@joeyquewezance5837]

This is the best movie ever

[@elboujdainiilias2244]

This movie is one of American fables in which it blames Soviet union for assassinating kendy when the truth is that US big guys were behind his death.

[@Jianju69]

Where did you hear the truth? On KZbin?

[@dj1NM3]

Nah. Yanks just can't face it: that a lone loony with a rifle killed their president.

[@found6393]

What movie did you watch? This one has nothing to do with Kennedy.

[@Jianju69]

@@found6393 Kennedy's assassination was touched upon in this film: a fictional alternative explanation was offered.

[@junioralfa3628]

Yep, CIA has probably been performing all the dirty deeds then blaming everyone else.

[@je8z6x]

I hate that Jolie took this role 😂

[@KA-rt2vh]

As a person who was born in USSR I can say that not only this is funny, but also almost impossible. Although close to truth.

[@leviismyoppa967]

Why so? If you have time to explain.

[@jackkrauss]

Which part?

[@billybob4159]

?

[@coppulor6500]

🤣🤣🤣

[@flickrebeat8936]

You should watch Red Sun I Loved it! It really made me See Russians as Humans And Not Just Monsters