Man on Fire | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review | Movie Commentary
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- First time watching and reacting to Man on Fire
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“Forgiveness is between them and god, it’s my job to arrange the meeting” One of the greatest lines in any movie
agreed. i also like Walkens "a man can be an artist in anything... it just depends how good he is at it... Creasys art is death, and hes about to paint his masterpiece."
@@Gallo_1.6that line from Walken is my favorite from this film
"I've got all the time in the world. You don't, but I do."
"I wish... you had... more time."
@@stuartcook8823 yawn.
@@stuartcook8823 grew up around combat vets, none of them agree with you...
It’s kinda implied that Creasy died of all his wounds in the car before they could actually do anything to him
Bruh was held together with duxt tape and sheer will
I like the alternate ending
Yes. I thought for sure he was gonna have a bomb up his butt and take 'em all out.
@@nac5901 he did in the alternate ending
I hope so.
I love Christopher Walken's monologue on artistry. "Creasy's art is death, and he's about to paint his masterpiece>"
Thats my favorite line.
I interviewed Dakota Fanning after her first film, I Am Sam. She was 8.
It was a group interview with her and 7 of us asking questions. She came in with her mother and event handler who told her where to sit. They walked over to a quiet corner and paid zero attention to us. Dakota sat down and was immediately in charge. She pointed at you, asked for your name and question. Every answer was a paragraph. When she left, the guys asked, "Is she 35?" Amazing.
Denzel portrays the role of the tortured soul perfectly.
He portrayed a drunken lunatic.
@@azazello1784two types of people, the who commented and the guy who commented on the commenter.. I prefer the guy who commented first, definitely the more intelligent of the two
It's a Solomon Kane story, The Irredeemable Man.
The few weeks (or whatever it was) of his life with Pita were much better than the rest of his life would have been without her. That's how you need to think about it.
Denzel and Dakota Fanning reunite in The Equalizer 3
I love this movie!! One of my most favorite of all time. Also, Dakota Fanning acting is incredible!! Such a great actress even as a child. And Denzel’s performance goes without saying.
I hope you are joking. Drunk loser saves the world is the opposite of the best movie.
*"An old man dies. A little girl lives. Fair trade."*
Sin City reference.
Nice reference 👌🏾
Great reaction to a great and under-rated movie. Dakota Fanning gives an excellent performance and manages to hold her own against an established actor like Denzel. In the new Equalizer 3, the two actors are reunited and I definitely reccomend watching it when you get a chance
Dakota Fanning has been an incredible actress from a young age. She's very endearing in the first act, and you can absolutely see how she could melt Creasy's heart.
This is actually a remake. The original is set in Italy, with Scott Glenn (Jack Crawford from Silence of the Lambs), and is quite good also.
Tony Scott (RIP) and Denzel have wonderful collaborations - Taking of Pelham 123 remake, Unstoppable, Deja Vu, and Crimson Tide (I think you saw this already)
When I first saw this movie, I watched it three times in a row. I knew that I missed some details the first time. The third time was just for enjoyment! What a story! Denzel, what an actor! Tremendous!
My favorite Denzel film. Even more so than Training Day
You nailed it immediately when you said the conversation felt uneasy, becasuse the entire movie is great at doing that. Beautiful ending, made me cry like a baby! He died before they could kill him. When he is lying with his eyes open, in the back of the car, he was dying/dead
This my favorite movie of all time, it’s because it is a good thing that comes from a very dark place. He was on the right “side”, but he did bad things in the name of something, but he feels an owed penance for that. My favorite line is the, “if you move, I’ll snatch the life right out of you.” Or the, “Do you think God will forgive us for what we’ve don?” And then Christopher Walken looks back at him and says No with such a look of certainty..
You should watch Solomon Kane. This is a Solomon Kane story, The Irredeemable Man.
I heard the story was based on 3 different Americans that were working in Mexico as armed bodyguards. Not a true story but based a combination of true events by these 3 bodyguards.
The story was based on a novel, the novelist based Creasy on many people he knew from different countries
Do love that so many of the Reactors I watch on here are watching Denzel at the moment! - he's my all-time favorite actor & this is one of his best!
Loved your reaction Dasha! - but I'm going to say what I say to anyone I watch react to Denzel: I'd LOVE to see someone react to 'Fallen', a fantastic, but sadly underrated film with another great Denzel performance - & my personal favourite!
I remember really wanting to watch Fallen, but I don't remember if it was good or not... 🤔
Dakota fanning's perfomance carried the entire movie. She was sublime.
With just a tiny bitty help from Denzel. 🙄
A great reaction to an amazing film.
In the end, Creasy was dying of his wounds when he got in the car. He just managed to hang on long enough to make sure the little girl was safe and the trade was made.
Highly recommend watching John Q
6:25..Yep, Denzel's got the charm, it's part of what makes him such a great actor..I've watched many of his interviews, He's a straight shooter who can out-debate any reporter..And he does even that with class. 18:31" I'm a kill 'em all..Anyone involved, anyone who profitted from it and anyone that look at me funny" And he got the Mom's blessing...That is one scary dude. 19:24 See what I mean? The horrified look u got..Loved it! FYI: Denzel and grown-up Dakota are working together again in "The Equalizer part 3,
That's Lisa Gerrard singing the music, who did the Gladiator soundtrack!
one of the greatest action movies ever made. Denzel is stunning in his portrayal
This film is very underrated. Great performances from everyone especially Radha Mitchell and an awesome Christopher Walken role. You should check out more Tony Scott movies.
This is one of my favorite movies. I've seen it 50 times and I cry every time. So good
This one gets left off a lot of the Best Remakes (or re-adaptations) lists, but I think it's up there. The partnership of Tony Scott and Denzel (who made five films together) really carries it, and Brian Helgeland excels at adapting this kind of material into a screenplay, as he previously did in LA Confidential, Blood Work, Payback, and Mystic River. I definitely think it's a better movie than the 1987 version.
Fun fact: Tony Scott lobbied to direct the 1987 film, after his massive success with Top Gun, but the producers didn't think he was right for it. I think he proved them wrong in the end.
I saw this movie in the theater and then read the book. I think I own 2 or 3 of the DVD. (would always loan them to other people) Pretty rare that a movie of this caliber comes out. Lucky if you get one great movie a decade. (Gran Torino is also up there)
This is the movie of Denzel Washington that I saw, he’s been my favorite actor ever since! As always great reaction, you empathy is precious Dasha🙌🏾
In 2003 I drove to old Lerado in my car to just see the city. I did not spend the night there but just wanted to see Mexico. The next day at school I told my students, who were mostly from Mexico or central America, I went to Lerado and thought they would be proud of me. Everyone in the class got quiet and one student asked, "Did you take your car?" I said yes, and the whole class said, "you are stupid." One student told me to go watch, "Man of Fire," I watched this movie and I have no interest in wandering in Mexico without a plan again.
RIP Tony Scott
Creasy & Peta's relationship in very special in this film, which brings in the emotions you mentioned
This movie is what made me fall in love with Denzel as my favorite actor and as a father to 2 daughters I always cry there is never a time I wouldn’t give it all to make sure they are safe
A classic bodyguard movie is 'Bodyguard', with Kevin Costner and Whitney Houston. I think you would love it!
I'm from Mexico City, and can confirm. Kidnappings and murders are very ommon.
Cress is art is death ..... and hes about to paint his masterpiece.......
My favorite part at 32:54 because with the emotion
Tony Scott wanted to direct the original Man on Fire back in the 80s but because his reputation wasn’t good enough back then, he was turned down but got his chance 15 years later to do the remake, changing the setting from Italy to Mexico.
Thank god he didn’t, because the writer hated that movie, but loved this one
In my top five of movies. Thank you for watching this!!!!!!
24:55 My favorite lines from the movie. "Last wish?" "Last wish? I wish... You had... More time."
I love the song at the end, “una palabra” such a sad tone but really good.
The song by Lisa Gerard ?
Good reaction Dasha! Enjoy your videos. ❤
St Jude, by the way, is the Saint of impossible cases and lost causes. Very apt to the theme of the film
you should watch Blood Diamond next with Leonardo DiCaprio and Djimon Hounsou
A Man Apart is another movie that i feel pairs well with this one
Favorite Denzel movie, and performance. Also favorite Tony Scott film
Greatest movie ever. Been my favourite film for 20 years
There is an alternate ending to this movie where basically he used the C4 trick and blew everyone up.
The ending narrative does make it confusing but this movie isn't really based on a specific true story. Its actually a remake of a older movie that had Joe Pesci and Scott Glenn but they kinda added a few kidnapping stories in there. Either way it's one of those action movies that I still love
I've seen this movie a few times but it's been a while.
Never saw that ending but that's what I thought was going to happen. The ole dead man switch.
The audience would have to imply that he put a bomb up his bum and then they would have to explain how did he time it.
I can see why they didn't do that route.
This was the First John wick before there was a John wick
My favorite movie of all time. This movie pulls you in.
"man on fire" i think can be about Creasy being so enraged, he's on fire. Or that he feels like he's burning on the inside, he's going to Hell when he dies. He can't live with himself any more. And he can't be stopped either, like a raging fire
This and "The Equalizer" are IMO the best Denzel Washington movies. And he's been in a lot of highly regarded, award winning movies.
This is one of the most intense, brutal films I have seen so far, but also one of the best, especially since in contrast the emotional components are not neglected.
Since I'm a fan of certain sayings, I also like (corresponding to) statements like "a man can be an artist in different things, his art is death and he is currently in the process of completing his masterpiece...".
My only criticism is the ending, which doesn't make much sense to me, of course, he's no longer very attached to his life, he's burnt out, broken, so to speak (although the friendship with the girl should actually give it a bit of a boost). To then allow himself to be exchanged even though he has a significant share of the family "the vote", a significant amount of money that he could keep or destroy... I wonder if that would really be necessary to sacrifice himself.
One thing I really like about the film is the music, an excellent choice, especially the song at the end.
17:02 "...a brotherhood. Called 'La Hermandad'."
"Does it mean something?"
Nothing exciting. It translates to: "The Brotherhood."
He is a "man on fire" because he is consumed with the fires of hate and revenge and all he cares about from that point on is punishing anyone involved even if it kills him.
Dasha has a new haircut, she nails saying "Thriller' and she does another great reaction, 3 for 3
In deleted scenes I do believe Creasy and "Mrs." Ramos had kind of a romantic bond if I recall right. And you can still kind of sense some romantic tension
1:05 "It cannot be literally about a man on fire, right?" That makes me desperately wish that Marvel would make a Human Torch solo movie - doesn't matter whether it's the Fantastic Four Human Torch or the original Human Torch created in 1939 - just so I can say "HA! It CAN literally be about a man on fire."
Oscar level performance by Denzel
Creasy is a monster, he was just your monster, but still a monster.
I love when movies have a line that announces the oncoming storm, that says the villains just f@#$%^& up. "Creasy's art is death, and he's about to paint his masterpiece."
One of my favorites
Just to tell you, the kid actually died in the novel the movie is based on.
She was killed because the deal went sour but what’s even worse that prior to her death she was drugged and raped.
The novel takes much longer to get to revenge part because he has to get back in shape and everything
Great reaction to a great film!! Well done!!
Theyre together again in the newest equalizer
I think you watched the version where they cut this ending out. In the one I saw Creasy dies of his wounds in the car after looking at his watch then blows up, taking them all out. I feel its a more satisfying ending.
Denzel and Dakota are back to gather in Equalizer 3 pretty cool
This movie and John Q are my favourite Denzel Washington movies.
Please watch "Never let me go" and "Atonement"
This and The Book of Eli remain my favorite Denzel Washington movies. Definitely check out the latter film. I feel it never got it’s due.
0:21 you could say it's thrilling to say thriller.
I recommend Denzel Washington again in Equalizer 2.
Hello Dasha, this is the best Denzel movie !! And it shows one of the problems here in my country, filmed in mexico city, but as you say beautiful places. At the end is the Popocatepetl, a active volcano
Oh its violent yes. One of the best Denzel Washington action movies. One of my favorites! Such a good movie.
Lol "Happy wife happy life. Did you know Tea Leoni was married to David Ducovney from X files for years? She's great.
And Dakota fanning, such s Great child actor. Very famous.
Another great was training day with Denzel Washington/Ethan Hawke.
Love the love netween Denzel and Dakota Fanning. A touching movie besides the kick ass action
Careful about helping strangers, Dasha. Some people act like they're in distress as bait.
The alternate ending is what I thought would happen- he uses the C4 and suppository -but I think this ending might be better because it's more realistic.
One of my favorite movies ..thanks!
“He’s about to paint his masterpiece.”
“I wish ….. u had ….. more time.”
Very good reaction to a very good movie. I would highly recommend the Equalizer movies, the 3rd and last of the series is in theaters currently and has a very cool connection to Man on Fire. Thanks, keep up the great channel!
She did the first Equalizer already.
I think the original ending of Denzel hiding a butt bomb in himself for his meeting with the voice was a better ending. Great movie though.
I will always love dis movie one denzel's best work i lov him in every role legendaey actor
the usual excellent reaction from Dasha.... great Movie, Denzel is one of the best actors ever....
You edited out his attempted suicide. It is crucial to the understanding of a climactic scene, later in the film.
i never realized that this movie takes parts from both Rush Hour and The Bourne Identity and makes a new and thrilling story.
You seem to enjoy Tom Hanks films, so if you want to see him and Denzel Washington on screen together then check out Philadelphia(1993).
One of my favorite movies
A great movie with a wonderful reaction. Had to comment.
I'm so glad that you reaction to my most favorite movie of all time, You did awesome and Brilliant job and I mostly Love your reaction to this. Great job and I love you 😘❤️🌹🌷💖🌼
"It can't literally be about a man on fire." both that your mind went there and the mental image gave me a laugh ; ).
Idk what to say. Great work again…
Good movie 🎥 . Definitely a favourite……
Cool reaction as always Dasha, you have a great weekend sweetie 🥰❤️
The best movie with Denzel
Love this movie , Denzel and Dakota at their finest!
Yes I do, with all my heart Pita go
Great choice Dasha! Enjoy! I LOVE this movie.
la Hermandad, The Brotherhood.
an unfortunate reality in some corners of the world
almost reminds me of Sound of Freedom.
beautiful movie and reaction... I recommend a very nice one starring the same actress, it's called "I am Sam"... greetings.
This is based on a true story. I would have liked to meet the real "Creasy!"