Most Rewatchable Scene
Bridge reunion; Fuentes; swimming practice
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- The first two Denzel/Walken conversations are grouped as a scene candidate.
- A Yellowstone-style ongoing series featuring the pair is imagined.
- Walken’s restrained eccentricity and half-speed line are admired.
- The first car argument and Pita moving to the backseat show her defiance rather than passive hurt.
- The first smile, girlfriend question, swimming training and meet are grouped as a ten-minute emotional revival; Denzel brings light back to Creasy's eyes.
- The kidnapping is a scene favorite for its suspenseful staging.
- The dog and reversed frame are admired in the kidnapping sequence.
- The police arrival escalates the kidnapping sequence.
- Surviving four gunshots prompts a plausibility objection.
- Creasy’s vow to kill everyone involved is a scene candidate.
- The driver’s finger-removal torture is a scene candidate.
- The torture scenes are enumerated as fingers, rave and Fuentes.
- Walken’s death-as-art monologue is admired.
- Killing attackers and stealing a car is an enjoyable scene.
- Blowing up Fuentes is an enjoyable scene.
- Confronting Samuel and Lisa is an enjoyable scene.
- Shooting off a hand is another enjoyed scene.
- The bridge reunion and last fourteen minutes are the host's final scene choice.
- Fuentes is a final scene choice, beginning with the rocket-launcher visit and arranging-the-meeting line.
- The older couple’s calm response during the Fuentes sequence is amusing.
- Swimming practice is the final scene choice; it could sustain hours of viewing. — Craig Horlbeck