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Follows her shady husband with her kid down a random alley. Opens a container with her kid, goes into the container with her kid. Mother of the year award
It’s the mother’s protective instinct. The belief that their kid is safest with them, no matter where they go. And often times with the way the world is, and how untrustful people are, they are often right.
@@Simon-nv5zj She didn't know what to expect. It's not like she's expecting him to be storing crates of dynamite. And the alleyway, while not super populated and near the downtown area, does not appear excessively sketchy. At least no one else seems to be present. It's not like we can see random junkies loitering about there.
Here is the thing. Combination locks like this are tricky. Even if you knew the combination, the odds of opening it on the first try are pretty low. And I have to agree this is a low value lock. A crackhead looking for a score could bust that lock with minimal effort.
No she knew she was his trophy wife she just didn't want to be an enabler anymore the ATF people already told her about him it took some time to accept.
For people saying the lock was too simple or easy to crack, the point of that cargo container was to hide in plain sight. If he put up a laser defense grid, that might get a little... conspicuous.
There are probably any number of stronger defenses that would have been sufficiently inconspicuous. The point is, people look to break into stuff, not knowing what's inside - the lock suggests value of what it's protecting. If you lock something big enough with a lock that's small enough, it's inevitable that someone's going to try and break in.
Dude I know right. This woman is a total pos, abandons her husband the moment she finds out he has a questionable business. Doesn’t talk to him, doesn’t try to work it out or help him. Nope. Straight to tears and divorce. Pathetic spoiled rich youknowwhat.
Only Nicolas Cage can make you feel sorry for a worldwide arms dealer responsible for literally countless murders. Nick Cage is a treasure, I don't care what anybody says.
@@werre2 Nick summarized it well at the end, the biggest supplier of death is in fact the US because they push more product in a day than a normal arms dealer will do in a year, but sometimes the big guy need a little man in order to get product to there allies without there hands being in the cookie jar.
Not really responsible. I'm not saying it's not bad. But it's like saying the minors that provide the metal to make weapons are responsible. There's a weird stigma to guns,especially in the country,especially in the last decade. It's like we're pretending that guns took over and destroyed our lives..but we weren't so peaceful before guns.. and if you're going to blame inanimate technology, blame social media/internet
@@werre2 Yeah, what Yuri did is not right and morally questionable, but the real evil mostly is still the one who buy thing from him. Even he gone, the evil guy who need weapon for their bloody business will find alternative and get it from someone else.
To be fair, she is god damn lucky that he didn't have a demo trap in there. With such low security as well as incriminating documents a firebomb would be a good failsafe. Its not like he would expect his wife to be the one to break in and he IS shown the be amoral.
yeah, and it's not like he didnt have access to the stuff to make one, or have one made. Some sort of incendiary explosive that went off if one didnt to something when stepping inside would have saved him a lot of grief had it been some random junkie or smalltime thief opening containers looking for something easy to sell.
Really? To secure his office that's full of sensitive and incriminating documents, Yuri used a lock so crappy, the @LockPickingLawyer could get through in 10 seconds without tools?
The point was security through obscurity. Put a nice heavy lock on there and it would stand out. Make it seem like its not even worth the bother. Though he could've been more discreet inside.
@@georgebrantley776 infosec guy here. Security through Obscurity never works. I get the cheap lock in the front. But you have a false front, with the real goods behind a 2 in tick steel plate with a biometric and voice ID lock.
Great scene and song - also I think people miss that he is talking about this after the fact but he still calls her the woman he loves (not loved) - he is oddly romantic about this one element of his life...
I usually just remember it as a moment in time. Like the hours and minutes of a digital clock. The moment in time need not be anything special just a random time on the digital clock in front of me.
Somehow comfortable life, private jet, luxury and a sense of security did not bother her, over the years. When the child was raised, the money in the account is suddenly, conscience woke up in her. He didn't know what was going on before? Didn't he ask where the money came from? Somehow, these questions didn't bother her.
Piotr Hurej that shows you the real hypocritical mind set of some women. I wouldn’t be surprised if she started having an affair with the agents 👮, she got the money, child and an authoritative boyfriend while the ex husband who is not an angel dies in jail
How funny it would be if Yuri was just actually an undercover agent playing as a weapons arm dealer then his mission got compromised because of his wife.
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2:15 "never gonna tailed by the woman that I love" haha same goes for the guy that cannot be defeated in a battle but unfortunately betrayed stabbed in the back by his own wife and die
she should refuse the alimony from him. it is still blood money. any assets from him as well. if her conscience makes her wanna divorce with him, she shouldn't accept any money from him which is mostly blood money.
The truth is, you can't have your cake and eat it too, at least not forever. You can't chase down your dream woman, have your fantasy family, live in your dream home, all while lying to them all. We are all destined to fall down. And whether or not our loved ones stay with us depends on how truthful we've been with them.
El Chapo was caught going on dates to restaurants. Silkroad founder was caught after the used his real when he made an account for devs. Criminals aren’t exactly master minds
Silk Road founder used his "handle" YEARS before he "broke bad". Probably didn't plan to....the game led him that way, and he kept going. El Chapo?? He owned the entire area; why worry??
@@louisliu5638 you’re missing the point. They got caught. The FBI already knew who Ross but they needed concrete evidence. But just circumstantial evidence. He messed up big time. El chapo he didn’t own that restaurant
"You can fight a lot of enemies and survive. But if you fight your own biology, you'll always lose." That's the most important part of the movie for his character, he will never stop because he believes It's a essential part of who he is, It's his nature. Just like the story of the scorpion and the frog, there is just one possible ending.
He loved her, gave her everything financially, and even cared enough to not destroy her artistic aspirations. But a woman will always eventually find something to complain about.
Show of hands. How many people would love to have this storage container with all of its contents? But on a side note, nobody in weapon sales stores guns like this. Yuri is in volume and not single item sales. All of these guns would be in crates for easy handling and transportation.
99.99% of shipping containers are designed to fit a heavy duty lock within the door frame so it can't be cut without cutting through the doors. He had one that you have to fit a crappy padlock to.
@@nubreed13 Maybe 20-30 years ago, but most women now only care about money. Though this movie takes place in the past, so that might be fair. But still, how about... I don't know... discuss it with them? I mean if there really is love don't just walk away.
Some people have ethics (edit: yes, even today). I don't think she wanted to ruin her marriage or husband. There just wasn't any other option if she wanted to keep her integrity.
Its hard for me in this era to assume it was morality that made her choose considering people don’t really care about it anymore. However this movie was not made in our time so i would believe it was genuine.
When she enters the container you see light behind her to symbolize the world of innocence she came from, which is why she told her son to stay behind the curtains which were blue to symbolize the coldness of that particular business. when she crossed over into her husband's world she instantly became dark if you notice.
What are you? An English teacher? What a bunch of nonsense. There was light behind her, because that was the outside. Gonna be light. The curtains were to protect from unwanted UV getting everywhere to prevent sun damage. I'm also assuming that the curtains can even muffle some of the outside noise just a little bit, while in there. Also, they were blue because the were blue. Anything else would look weird I think. Blue mimics twilight, so it looks better.
@@gredangeo No, the curtains represent a thin layer behind which the reality is hidden. We don't have access to it unless we are like children... Nothing to do with UV..;) I could go on, and on like this. This is why psychoanalysis sucks..
@@gredangeo It's not nonesense. Writers, screenwriters and directors are artists. If you can't see their work of art and the meanings behind a set then you belong to the bottom of the human pyramid.
@@curtisbaker4325 Yuri doesn't even make any effort to kill a rival arms dealer who not only tries to undercut him or steal his business, but also has actively tried to kill him before and killed his accomplice AND uncle in the attempt. He's also made no efforts to kill Agent Valentine, a man who is *hell-bent* on busting him. He's not just going to off his wife because she got him busted.
@@Mayurbhedru I think another manslaughter charge is worth at least destroying some evidence in there. Passports with his face and guns with his fingerprints mainly...
Fun fact. A "brown" US issue passport is given to federal government employees for official duties outside of the US. That type of passport alone would probably have avoided the need of half of the other passports Yuri had obtained illegally. Back in the day, I use to joke that when I travelled overseas I carried two passports. The brown and the blue. The blue is what I turned over if required by local law. The brown is what I used to get the hell out of dodge if I was in a situation where I needed to turn in the blue. Never ever came to that, but I still had a backup plan in place in case it did. :Post edit. Just to clarify, I do think it is illegal in many countries to carry more than one passport when entering the country. So if you are in a position to go this route, you probably want to carry both on your person until you clear airport customs. It might look bad if you get selected for a random check and they find the second passport in your luggage.
@@thomasc.champion4066 No idea about dual citizenship. But I'd assume most countries would require you to declare this status or if you have additional passports in your name as part of the application process.
My seamstress sewed a secret pocket for me, but I get your point: I never had ALL my I.D. in one place. The other point I make is if you ENTER a country using your, say, Iranian Passport INTO iRAN, you are a citizen of THAT COUNTRY at THAT TIME. Then Canadians get into real troulble, and the CBC "announces" that Iran has a CANADIAN citizen. NO, they don't. They have a DEAD OR TORTURED IRANIAN citizen, who HAPPENS to "also" pack a Canadian, USA, Lebanese, South Sudan and Brit. Passport. AND, ........they're very dead.
There is no way all that was protected by a gym locker master lock....those cans have locking bolts in the middle that accept high security locks that fit up under 1/4 inch steel box....takes a plasma cutter to get in.
If an amateur can tail him and discover the extremely poorly hidden nerve centre if his illegal global arms empire then how not professional law enforcement? No, the 'I know when I'm being followed' statement doesn't adequately address this. Nor does the hiding in plain sight justification advanced by many online. In a beautifully made film, this was a glaring oversight.
That's what you get when you marry women for their looks and not for their brains and sense of family. A good wife would never betrayed him and never talked to the cops.
@@samuelbishop3316 no he funded her by selling metal and chemical the corpses are caused by the evil of people willing to pull that trigger idiots today think what guns were gone no death we were killing people just fine with no guns for thousands upon thousands of years before bat shit tree bark and sulver was mixed together people need to quit being god damn sheep for the first time in history we have a device that puts us on level ground with anyone that would seek to enslave you and you let the slaver tell you that device is evil but not them.
This is why it's best not to be in a relationship while at the same time being an arms dealer especially if you're not going to be 100% honest and committed in the relationship and when you're an arms dealer there's no such thing as love just only love for the type of job that you always do best.
I actually think hiding it all in a container next to a shipyard is smarter than you think. If he would use an office of some sort it would be swatted immidietly. He couldn't even use a hidden room in his house because his wife would definitely find out about that one. I would however use bulkier lock or even multiple locks for this container... This container alone could take him down in an instant if they were able to find it out sooner.
Or just some sort of incendiary device rigged to a pressure plate or something inside the door, open the door and do something specific just inside of it or the device goes off, filling the entire container with few thousand degrees of heat and liquid flames, burning anything inside of it to ashes. effectively destroying anything tying him or anyone else to it. Had it not been for the dramatic purposes in the story of his wife finding things out then i am sure Yuri would have had something like that to keep random junkies and smalltime thiefs from finding anything out.
Or do like Bruce Wayne and have the office hidden under the container. Make the container look like a normal boring storage unit with random knick knacks and maybe some expensive cars. Then hide the real office underneath it.
@@larsuppling981 fair point. I am just saying he needed more layers to this. He had enough money and shell companies at this time that he could have easily hidden his real office better.
@@nubreed13 yeah you're right on that. i think he must have had several other locations but having it in a place like that with noone watching out for it was a big risk. Sure, in his business trust in others will get you killed but for an example; lets say he did something as simple as hiding it inside of another business where noone knew about what was in that special locked office in a space filled with regular hardworking middleclass people would have given him the best kind of "Hiding in plain sight"
Yeah, she's this century's fucking Da Vinci lol. Stupid slut should have just kept her mouth shut and just accepted her place as a trophy wife that got to live a comfortable life.
They try to make her out to be some kind of moral crossroad, but she's just the same gold digger as any other who betrays him in the end, because he gave her everything.
Step 1: Takes look at first gun on wall. Step 2: "Maybe its not a gun shipment let's inspect.. hmmm yes HKMP5, M16, AK47... hey kid, gotta catch them all!"
That's literally a lock I used in high school for my locker. As if any of us would believe he would use a lock that terrible on something that important. Even an average person at picking locks would be able to get through that with ease. Hell just use bolt cutters and you'll be in
It will be ironic to see that kid is going to grow up and do Yuri's job in the future and Yuri will warn him. Yes, Lord of War 2 is in development and Nic Cage is in.
i have watched this movie time and time again, my question still remains the same... how did he mount the guns to the wall without drilling holes and marking the container?
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Didn’t realize there was so much overlap between the Lord of War fandom and the LockPickingLawyer fandom
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Wait till she finds out he's the Ghost Rider!
😂
Wait till she finds out he's Nicolas Cage
she'll find out he's actually John Travolta
@@MajorGrin face-off!!
Wait till she finds his 1990 interview with Terry Wogan.
Follows her shady husband with her kid down a random alley. Opens a container with her kid, goes into the container with her kid. Mother of the year award
It’s the mother’s protective instinct. The belief that their kid is safest with them, no matter where they go. And often times with the way the world is, and how untrustful people are, they are often right.
"I'm not even that good of a mother"
--Ava
@@adammathers4879 except in this case.....
@@Simon-nv5zj She didn't know what to expect. It's not like she's expecting him to be storing crates of dynamite. And the alleyway, while not super populated and near the downtown area, does not appear excessively sketchy. At least no one else seems to be present. It's not like we can see random junkies loitering about there.
Here is the thing. Combination locks like this are tricky. Even if you knew the combination, the odds of opening it on the first try are pretty low. And I have to agree this is a low value lock. A crackhead looking for a score could bust that lock with minimal effort.
Who else thinks the thing that shocked her most was to realize she was not an accomplished artist?
No she knew she was his trophy wife she just didn't want to be an enabler anymore the ATF people already told her about him it took some time to accept.
and that she might have to face her own lies unless she destroys her now ex
Ikr
Womens ego are a powerful thing...har painting broke her more than the violence her husband enabled
@@apocratos0174will I mean remember hitler? 😂
Maybe he just trying to make her feel special or something
@@apocratos0174 You said that with a straight face? Women's egos? Men's egos start wars and kill millions of people.
Fun Fact: Because she was so traumatised by her husband being an arms dealer, that poor boy was never allowed to play Call of Duty or GTA, ever.
poor kid.
chose a wired time to get righteous though ,left him but took that 1000 dollar bag and clothes,paid for with that "blood money", fucking hypocrite
@@aestheticswim3397 She wanted him to be a loser, like she is
Shush 🤐
I think he was an adult by the time either of those games came out
For people saying the lock was too simple or easy to crack, the point of that cargo container was to hide in plain sight. If he put up a laser defense grid, that might get a little... conspicuous.
Hmm good point.
Didn't have to. Could have just used a higher quality lock like one by Abus, Abloy, American, Kryptonite
There are probably any number of stronger defenses that would have been sufficiently inconspicuous. The point is, people look to break into stuff, not knowing what's inside - the lock suggests value of what it's protecting. If you lock something big enough with a lock that's small enough, it's inevitable that someone's going to try and break in.
just one lock?
@@winternow2242 I would build an inner chamber that requires more unlocking.
She doesn't have a problem spending the money. Just wants a guy to be a multi millionaire magically by raising injured unicorns.
She doesn't have a problem spending the money.
Multi Millionaires are made legally all the time. She didn't know the money was from arms dealing.
Dude I know right. This woman is a total pos, abandons her husband the moment she finds out he has a questionable business. Doesn’t talk to him, doesn’t try to work it out or help him. Nope. Straight to tears and divorce. Pathetic spoiled rich youknowwhat.
@@ansharora7863 You prove my point. Delusional women. Go do it then and stfu.
@Abhijeet Kundu You need to stick to comments in your language because you don't understand what's being said here.
She was really mad about the paintings 😂
Uahahahahaa...
Women bro...
@@evilali1111 mysoginists bro.
Philipp Yeo 2 shh virgin
she was more mad about that than his weapons dealings
Only Nicolas Cage can make you feel sorry for a worldwide arms dealer responsible for literally countless murders. Nick Cage is a treasure, I don't care what anybody says.
I'd say he's a National Treasure
Arms dealers provide a service, they do no do the killing.
@@werre2 Nick summarized it well at the end, the biggest supplier of death is in fact the US because they push more product in a day than a normal arms dealer will do in a year, but sometimes the big guy need a little man in order to get product to there allies without there hands being in the cookie jar.
Not really responsible. I'm not saying it's not bad. But it's like saying the minors that provide the metal to make weapons are responsible.
There's a weird stigma to guns,especially in the country,especially in the last decade. It's like we're pretending that guns took over and destroyed our lives..but we weren't so peaceful before guns.. and if you're going to blame inanimate technology, blame social media/internet
@@werre2 Yeah, what Yuri did is not right and morally questionable, but the real evil mostly is still the one who buy thing from him. Even he gone, the evil guy who need weapon for their bloody business will find alternative and get it from someone else.
The music just really makes me want to watch Shrek.
And drink
Thought I was the only one lmao
I don't know if it's a good thing or bad thing that such a good song reminds so many people of Shrek. I'm one of those people.
🤡
Just do it
To be fair, she is god damn lucky that he didn't have a demo trap in there. With such low security as well as incriminating documents a firebomb would be a good failsafe. Its not like he would expect his wife to be the one to break in and he IS shown the be amoral.
Not entirely amoral...though, a trap wouldn't hurt.
yeah, and it's not like he didnt have access to the stuff to make one, or have one made. Some sort of incendiary explosive that went off if one didnt to something when stepping inside would have saved him a lot of grief had it been some random junkie or smalltime thief opening containers looking for something easy to sell.
Really? To secure his office that's full of sensitive and incriminating documents, Yuri used a lock so crappy, the @LockPickingLawyer could get through in 10 seconds without tools?
Really nonsense! Uahahahahahaha...
I guess if he used some high end lockpics people would be more inclined to brake in
@@poper3232 It's a good point!
@@LucianoReisInformago actually, if you look through the history of the world, security has been based on the most naive approaches...
Well to be honest LPL could get through most locks in under 10 secs, but yeah he really should have used a better lock.
You're telling me this guy's entire criminal empire could have been brought down by a pair of bolt cutters?
The point was security through obscurity. Put a nice heavy lock on there and it would stand out. Make it seem like its not even worth the bother. Though he could've been more discreet inside.
@@georgebrantley776 And he went there in nice suit, briefcase and limo with a driver
@@georgebrantley776 infosec guy here. Security through Obscurity never works. I get the cheap lock in the front. But you have a false front, with the real goods behind a 2 in tick steel plate with a biometric and voice ID lock.
@@DesertFernweh Yeah, you're right. That's what I should've said instead of merely "more discreet inside."
@@DesertFernweh Open source for the win!
Great scene and song - also I think people miss that he is talking about this after the fact but he still calls her the woman he loves (not loved) - he is oddly romantic about this one element of his life...
He did pretty much compare his love for her with his brother’s drug addiction.
-Yuri... are you an arms dealer?
-No, honey... I AM THE PUNISHER!!!
Okay, but just imagine with me for a second. Honestly, what if? What if it was some M. Night plot twist shit and that really was the case.
No, he's Ghost Rider.
"I almost was the King of Gondor once."
"What are you?! S-some kind of Lord Of War or something, Yuri?!"
@@FuryXDMGS that line really gave me shivers. Truly epic cinema right there.
Thats why its best to just memorize the random combo that comes with the lock lol
Uahahahaha...
He probably has a container just like that in every 3rd world country.
I usually just remember it as a moment in time. Like the hours and minutes of a digital clock. The moment in time need not be anything special just a random time on the digital clock in front of me.
@@justicedemocrat9357 A container like that wouldn't last 10 minutes in a 3rd world country, even an empty one would be used to squat in.
Somehow comfortable life, private jet, luxury and a sense of security did not bother her, over the years. When the child was raised, the money in the account is suddenly, conscience woke up in her. He didn't know what was going on before? Didn't he ask where the money came from? Somehow, these questions didn't bother her.
Piotr Hurej that shows you the real hypocritical mind set of some women. I wouldn’t be surprised if she started having an affair with the agents 👮, she got the money, child and an authoritative boyfriend while the ex husband who is not an angel dies in jail
pushes the kid into the container first
might be some traps in there! XD
@@rasul407 unfortunately.. he's an necessary ex husband.
jason lul LoL in. The movie in real life he is locked up in Chicago
@@rasul407 LOL no guys like this in real life end up Free or Dead. Never in the Legal System, that's very dangerous to have on record.
Well now she's nothing but a has been model/single mom. Evil prevails.
I hope she's doing fine in her career.
My wife would be seriously impressed if she came across all of this
LOL, mine as well!!!
Yeah.. I would be too😂😂
I love her reaction when she sees her painting, I'm sure she lost all hopes of her artistic career
The last hope-ray she had left.
She knew she didn’t have an art career, but yeah, finding out that he bought the few paintings she made money off of likely hurt.
Who’s ever idea it was to have that container locked with a Walmart $3 combo lock needs to be fired
I love reading what all the smart people in the TH-cam comment section would do if they were arms dealers; it's great
Should have married the Ukrainian waitress - she already knew he was a outlaw & she was fine az
How funny it would be if Yuri was just actually an undercover agent playing as a weapons arm dealer then his mission got compromised because of his wife.
Wamennnn
This is pretty much the entire plot for the final season of burn notice. or atleast the last 2 episodes.
Feel honoured to have been a part of this movie one of the best movies ever...great work Andrew Nicol❤
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Were you one of the cheerleaders?
Yes, she is!
@@LucianoReisInformago Thank you Luciano 🙏😍😍😍
@@AusNAVI Yes I am😊
He is smooth as silk
2:15 "never gonna tailed by the woman that I love" haha same goes for the guy that cannot be defeated in a battle but unfortunately betrayed stabbed in the back by his own wife and die
If you think that’s bad wait till she finds the 1990 Terry Wogan interview.
Next day she divorce him and get half of his assets and full right of Nicolai
imo, Yuri weakness is he have normal family
she should refuse the alimony from him. it is still blood money. any assets from him as well.
if her conscience makes her wanna divorce with him, she shouldn't accept any money from him which is mostly blood money.
No he didn't get caught until his return from Africa with his brothers body. That's when all the evidence came to light and she left him.
The truth is, you can't have your cake and eat it too, at least not forever. You can't chase down your dream woman, have your fantasy family, live in your dream home, all while lying to them all. We are all destined to fall down. And whether or not our loved ones stay with us depends on how truthful we've been with them.
But then you can't make a somewhat good movie about the boring things in life!
There's no way she does not wear perfume, expensive and distinct perfume. Her scent is going to be all over the place.
Shes the one who tells the ATF so it doesnt matter. Shes their informant immediately after this scene
El Chapo was caught going on dates to restaurants. Silkroad founder was caught after the used his real when he made an account for devs. Criminals aren’t exactly master minds
Silk Road founder used his "handle" YEARS before he "broke bad". Probably didn't plan to....the game led him that way, and he kept going. El Chapo?? He owned the entire area; why worry??
@@louisliu5638 you’re missing the point. They got caught. The FBI already knew who Ross but they needed concrete evidence. But just circumstantial evidence. He messed up big time. El chapo he didn’t own that restaurant
Underated movie.
Really underated.
Really underappreciated.
😔
Oh but she was so happy on the Jet.
-Yuri... are you an arms dealer?
-No, honey... I AM T800!
"You can fight a lot of enemies and survive. But if you fight your own biology, you'll always lose."
That's the most important part of the movie for his character, he will never stop because he believes It's a essential part of who he is, It's his nature.
Just like the story of the scorpion and the frog, there is just one possible ending.
Women see the money first and ask questions later
And the 1st question often times is "Can I have more?"
Depends on the woman...
Oh grow up
@@ereynolds72 I don't work. Wanna go on a date?
xierxu I wouldn’t date you due to your toxic personality.
Always prop the door securely open before going inside somewhere where the door can swing shut on u
sounds like from a man of experience
Especially container doors which can seal shut
That shiny lock would have attracted lots of curious minds.
He loved her, gave her everything financially, and even cared enough to not destroy her artistic aspirations. But a woman will always eventually find something to complain about.
Show of hands. How many people would love to have this storage container with all of its contents?
But on a side note, nobody in weapon sales stores guns like this. Yuri is in volume and not single item sales. All of these guns would be in crates for easy handling and transportation.
and they also wouldn't be fully assembled either.
Most international smuggling breaks the weapons down. so that they are easier to conceal.
He had artwork, a laptop and his Passports. This cargo container seemed more personal to him. Like those were his favourites, etc.
It's the office and catalog, not the warehouse
These aren’t the guns for sale this is yuris personal collection
The ones on display might also be items he takes photos of for his catalog.
Top 20 movies ever made. Absolutely brilliant
99.99% of shipping containers are designed to fit a heavy duty lock within the door frame so it can't be cut without cutting through the doors. He had one that you have to fit a crappy padlock to.
and ATTACH the metal port tag so if anyone DID get into the container you'd know it!!
I blame the writer.
*It is incredibly stupid he just kept all those stuff in there*
She could literally have anything she wants but she decides to just ruin her marriage and husband.
I mean I guess it's pretty realistic
I mean most people would be pretty horrified to find out that their spouse was an illegal arms dealer.
@@nubreed13 Maybe 20-30 years ago, but most women now only care about money. Though this movie takes place in the past, so that might be fair.
But still, how about... I don't know... discuss it with them? I mean if there really is love don't just walk away.
Some people have ethics (edit: yes, even today). I don't think she wanted to ruin her marriage or husband. There just wasn't any other option if she wanted to keep her integrity.
Its hard for me in this era to assume it was morality that made her choose considering people don’t really care about it anymore. However this movie was not made in our time so i would believe it was genuine.
The main thing she cared about was the painting. Think about that.
When she enters the container you see light behind her to symbolize the world of innocence she came from, which is why she told her son to stay behind the curtains which were blue to symbolize the coldness of that particular business. when she crossed over into her husband's world she instantly became dark if you notice.
Perfect observation!
What are you? An English teacher? What a bunch of nonsense. There was light behind her, because that was the outside. Gonna be light. The curtains were to protect from unwanted UV getting everywhere to prevent sun damage. I'm also assuming that the curtains can even muffle some of the outside noise just a little bit, while in there. Also, they were blue because the were blue. Anything else would look weird I think. Blue mimics twilight, so it looks better.
@@gredangeo to each is own...
@@gredangeo No, the curtains represent a thin layer behind which the reality is hidden. We don't have access to it unless we are like children... Nothing to do with UV..;) I could go on, and on like this. This is why psychoanalysis sucks..
@@gredangeo It's not nonesense.
Writers, screenwriters and directors are artists.
If you can't see their work of art and the meanings behind a set then you belong to the bottom of the human pyramid.
"Alright baby, look, I can explain. You have seen those James Bond films, right?"
Anyone else thinks it's kinda messed up that she tailed him with the driver he pays for? Or maybe that's irony.
Or maybe it's just an error! :-)
Luciano Reis Noted. He bought her the gilded gun to shoot him with.
He should of had her killed
@@curtisbaker4325 Yuri doesn't even make any effort to kill a rival arms dealer who not only tries to undercut him or steal his business, but also has actively tried to kill him before and killed his accomplice AND uncle in the attempt.
He's also made no efforts to kill Agent Valentine, a man who is *hell-bent* on busting him.
He's not just going to off his wife because she got him busted.
@@perrycarters3113 especially since he sad to not Pick up a gun and join the customers.
Every other armsdealer would have booby trapped the entire container
I think Bobby traps can be count as manslaughter in minimum, murder as max.
@@Mayurbhedru I think another manslaughter charge is worth at least destroying some evidence in there. Passports with his face and guns with his fingerprints mainly...
The lock was run through the handle hinge , who edits these things
Damn dude, good eyes 👌
Who cares?
Haha it's like those pictures of a hot woman working on a car, and she's using a wrench on the igntion cables or some bullshit.
I think she could forgive everything but him buying her painting and pretending someone else did. I think that brought him down.
Fun fact. A "brown" US issue passport is given to federal government employees for official duties outside of the US. That type of passport alone would probably have avoided the need of half of the other passports Yuri had obtained illegally.
Back in the day, I use to joke that when I travelled overseas I carried two passports. The brown and the blue. The blue is what I turned over if required by local law. The brown is what I used to get the hell out of dodge if I was in a situation where I needed to turn in the blue. Never ever came to that, but I still had a backup plan in place in case it did.
:Post edit.
Just to clarify, I do think it is illegal in many countries to carry more than one passport when entering the country. So if you are in a position to go this route, you probably want to carry both on your person until you clear airport customs. It might look bad if you get selected for a random check and they find the second passport in your luggage.
What if you are a citizen in more than one country
@@thomasc.champion4066 No idea about dual citizenship. But I'd assume most countries would require you to declare this status or if you have additional passports in your name as part of the application process.
My seamstress sewed a secret pocket for me, but I get your point: I never had ALL my I.D. in one place. The other point I make is if you ENTER a country using your, say, Iranian Passport INTO iRAN, you are a citizen of THAT COUNTRY at THAT TIME. Then Canadians get into real troulble, and the CBC "announces" that Iran has a CANADIAN citizen. NO, they don't. They have a DEAD OR TORTURED IRANIAN citizen, who HAPPENS to "also" pack a Canadian, USA, Lebanese, South Sudan and Brit. Passport. AND, ........they're very dead.
"She learned from the best."
Jeff Buckley’s voice..!!!❤️❤️❤️(hallelujah)...!!!💯
There is no way all that was protected by a gym locker master lock....those cans have locking bolts in the middle that accept high security locks that fit up under 1/4 inch steel box....takes a plasma cutter to get in.
It's a movie, idiot don't overthink it.
Stunning Bridget, the most wonderful actress I have ever seen
If an amateur can tail him and discover the extremely poorly hidden nerve centre if his illegal global arms empire then how not professional law enforcement? No, the 'I know when I'm being followed' statement doesn't adequately address this. Nor does the hiding in plain sight justification advanced by many online. In a beautifully made film, this was a glaring oversight.
That's what you get when you marry women for their looks and not for their brains and sense of family.
A good wife would never betrayed him and never talked to the cops.
A good wife would probably have killed him herself.
Eh, bad husband and a bad wife.
This is why you never use important numbers or words as part of your secret key. Use a cryptographically secure random generator.
She would not actually care about how he getting that money lol!!!!!!!!!! as long as the money is coming in.
A load of rubbish. Most people would care if their spouse was funding them on thousands of corpses.
@@samuelbishop3316 no he funded her by selling metal and chemical the corpses are caused by the evil of people willing to pull that trigger idiots today think what guns were gone no death we were killing people just fine with no guns for thousands upon thousands of years before bat shit tree bark and sulver was mixed together people need to quit being god damn sheep for the first time in history we have a device that puts us on level ground with anyone that would seek to enslave you and you let the slaver tell you that device is evil but not them.
This is why it's best not to be in a relationship while at the same time being an arms dealer especially if you're not going to be 100% honest and committed in the relationship and when you're an arms dealer there's no such thing as love just only love for the type of job that you always do best.
His friend "Andy" in Liberia just declared the death penalty..............for run-on sentences.
A lot of bitter men in this comment section: they defend the arms dealer while trashing the concerned wife/mother.
Because women are greedy vampires that will suck your bank account dry and want more more more.
Why would she give a fuck? Her life is comfortable. And if he does get caught, just feign ignorance.
Really though, You got to wonder about the mom who takes their child into the ghetto like that in expensive-looking clothing.
Great music choice
I almost forget how beautiful Bridget Moynahan is.
Just say you’re a spy....
Agree, Governments secret agency and thing just done.
Literally could have been anything. Hell, he could have said it's a doomsday "bunker" with his money.
“Catalog of carnage”
“Merchant of death”
We traded this man for a pot smoking 2nd rate female athlete.
2nd rate? Lol you're being generous. That tranny freak can't even dunk.
I actually think hiding it all in a container next to a shipyard is smarter than you think. If he would use an office of some sort it would be swatted immidietly. He couldn't even use a hidden room in his house because his wife would definitely find out about that one. I would however use bulkier lock or even multiple locks for this container... This container alone could take him down in an instant if they were able to find it out sooner.
Or just some sort of incendiary device rigged to a pressure plate or something inside the door, open the door and do something specific just inside of it or the device goes off, filling the entire container with few thousand degrees of heat and liquid flames, burning anything inside of it to ashes. effectively destroying anything tying him or anyone else to it.
Had it not been for the dramatic purposes in the story of his wife finding things out then i am sure Yuri would have had something like that to keep random junkies and smalltime thiefs from finding anything out.
Or do like Bruce Wayne and have the office hidden under the container. Make the container look like a normal boring storage unit with random knick knacks and maybe some expensive cars. Then hide the real office underneath it.
@@nubreed13 true, but BW owned the docks which made it possible to hide the construction project.
A lot harder for Yuri to do that.
@@larsuppling981 fair point. I am just saying he needed more layers to this. He had enough money and shell companies at this time that he could have easily hidden his real office better.
@@nubreed13 yeah you're right on that.
i think he must have had several other locations but having it in a place like that with noone watching out for it was a big risk.
Sure, in his business trust in others will get you killed but for an example; lets say he did something as simple as hiding it inside of another business where noone knew about what was in that special locked office in a space filled with regular hardworking middleclass people would have given him the best kind of "Hiding in plain sight"
"This is the Lockpicking Lawyer, and today we will be breaking into a arms dealers shipping container.
You would think je would have a little better security.
Dude has a cool mancave outside home and the female goes crazy. No respect for privacy whatsoever.
That is a super cheap-ass lock for such a valuable secret stash.
She could always leave him and support herself with her paintings. LOL
Yeah, she's this century's fucking Da Vinci lol. Stupid slut should have just kept her mouth shut and just accepted her place as a trophy wife that got to live a comfortable life.
Trophy-wives are always in denial about their lifestyle and the size of their diamonds.
At least he kept her crappy painting instead of just chucking it in the bin.
His wife basically said she knew he did something illegal and she wouldn't ask questions about his work. So this is a bit unfair!
4:08 I don’t get why Ava’s such a “failed” artist. This is REALLY good! Philistines.
They try to make her out to be some kind of moral crossroad, but she's just the same gold digger as any other who betrays him in the end, because he gave her everything.
Million dollar worth of weapons but he use lock from Walmart.
Step 1: Takes look at first gun on wall.
Step 2: "Maybe its not a gun shipment let's inspect.. hmmm yes HKMP5, M16, AK47... hey kid, gotta catch them all!"
That's literally a lock I used in high school for my locker. As if any of us would believe he would use a lock that terrible on something that important. Even an average person at picking locks would be able to get through that with ease. Hell just use bolt cutters and you'll be in
It will be ironic to see that kid is going to grow up and do Yuri's job in the future and Yuri will warn him.
Yes, Lord of War 2 is in development and Nic Cage is in.
To get treated, is like to be lost in Time.
>Tails her husband thinking he's cheating on her
>Finds out he's actually an arms dealer
I mean, in the US it's not that big a deal lol
Well, he did both...
Why won't Yuri just lie about being a legit arms dealer
Wait until she finds out he's actually Sean Archer....
Pain of salvation or Buckley?
Buckley. (I think).
James Buckley 100%
@@sheafrancis5554 could've sworn it was Jeff Buckley
buckley
i have watched this movie time and time again, my question still remains the same... how did he mount the guns to the wall without drilling holes and marking the container?
Welding steel hooks maybe?
@@Nahyoutweakin And the answer is...(drumroll)...
SUPERGLUE!
Betcha Russia could really use all those weapons now
Ah, trophy wives. Perfectly fine with blood money until they get a little dirt on their hands.
In real life woman would get instawet after discovering how badass her husband really is.
Only in your little teenage fantasy. You've never been with a woman have you? lol
@@doublestrokeroll seek help
@@reallypantik6283 Thanks for confirming.
@@doublestrokeroll take care
Really Pantik
I can attest to the fact they’d be dripping lol depends on the female I guess
Imagine she got framed by watching james bond on the eve before and seeing this afterwards. "Oh my god, he is a govermant special agent" :D
He has a a cache of money, passports and guns. "Hun I am not an arm dealer, I am a super spy." *Gets that sweet Bond style sex*
I know it's been said before but god damn. One padlock in a shady neighborhood? Some fucker would have broken into that on day two.
who the fuck uses a combination lock on ANYTHING important.
Uahahahaha... I use in my byke!
“I prefer it my way”
Really? a sea container under a bridge and a 6 dollar combi lock for your vault of information and priceless art.
To be fair, I think that lock retails for $6.95.
The art wasn’t priceless. It was crap drawn by her
You heard it here first boys, keep it in a bank. No, seriously.
Where tf she thinks the mansion comes from. Lolwut