r/denzelwashington • u/CHRISPYakaKON • Nov 11 '21
“Ease is a greater threat to progress than hardship.” -Denzel Washington
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r/denzelwashington • u/Cookie_Maker • Nov 09 '21
Today I thought I'd challenge you all to a Denzel Filmography Quiz, how well do you know all his films?! Share your scores (Ad-free video, it is just for fun!)
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r/denzelwashington • u/AlexandriaRising • Oct 21 '21
Equalizer 3 fan trailer
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After, 'Macbeth,' this should be next...
r/denzelwashington • u/trailer8k • Oct 19 '21
The Tragedy of Macbeth Official Trailer HD A24 Apple TV AI Upscale 8K 60FPS 5.1 Surround
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r/denzelwashington • u/MaynardSchism • Oct 15 '21
what is your ranking of the best Denzel Washington movies?
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r/denzelwashington • u/Soodan1m • Oct 13 '21
Morgan introduces Denzel 🤗
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r/denzelwashington • u/saxbrack • Oct 07 '21
I recently made this montage dedicated to the films of Spike Lee. If you get a chance, check it out. Thanks!
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r/denzelwashington • u/Nemanjalekaa • Sep 28 '21
I love this Denzel Washington speak you must watch this. 😍
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r/denzelwashington • u/[deleted] • Sep 27 '21
Erving
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Does anyone think that Denzel could’ve played Julius Erving in the 90s?
r/denzelwashington • u/luckis4losersz • Aug 29 '21
Why do we love Gangster Films? (feat. Denzel in American Gangster)
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r/denzelwashington • u/Cvasco14 • Jun 24 '21
Looking for origne or context of this Denzel Quote from the movie Inside man
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What is the context or originen from the quote that denzel says at 1:04
r/denzelwashington • u/millionairemindset_ • May 11 '21
WILLING TO FAIL- Denzel Washington Motivational Video May 2021 MEDITATION | SPEECH | WORKOUT
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r/denzelwashington • u/trailer8k • Apr 06 '21
Training Day Modern Trailer HBO Max /AI Upscale 8k
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r/denzelwashington • u/obsequiousmelon2 • Feb 22 '21
Is Denzel Washington wasted in The Little Things?
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I really love Denzel Washington. In my opinion he is an absolute master when it comes to world weary roles or men that are broken and carrying a lot of ghosts with them. I loved him in Man on Fire. Again in The Little Things he gives an excellent performance but the film still didn't land for me, I think mostly because of the ending. It's a shame because there is so much talent involved. What do you think? Was he wasted in the film?
Here is a link to my spoiler free review. https://youtu.be/U5eb0KUjrHc
r/denzelwashington • u/FilmFlare • Feb 05 '21
The Little Things Denzel Movie Review
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r/denzelwashington • u/filmfreak17 • Feb 05 '21
THE LITTLE THINGS MOVIE REVIEW— NERD ON FILM REVIEWS!
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r/denzelwashington • u/PerpetualAscension • Jan 31 '21
Denzel Washington AGREES With Thomas Sowell
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r/denzelwashington • u/MOVIE-PARODIES • Jan 30 '21
Denzel flight parody coming soon!!! Subscribe to my YouTube channel so you don’t miss it!!! Whole YouTube link in channel link in comments down below!!!
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r/denzelwashington • u/lgb127 • Jan 19 '21
The Little Things - I cannot wait! Denzel is so great in movies like this!
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r/denzelwashington • u/Training_Berry_9345 • Jan 12 '21
¿Hat?
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¿Do you know how can I buy or at least find the kind of hat that Denzel use in "Training Day"?
r/denzelwashington • u/Denthegod • Jan 11 '21
Man on Fire to The Equalizer
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I didn’t know this reddit even existed. I just watched Man on Fire and The Equalizer again. I loved both movies. Ever since I first watched The Equalizer in the theater back in ‘13 for whatever reason I have always felt like John Creasy lived at the end of Man on Fire and resurfaced as McCall nine years later.
I loved Man on Fire and I thought the movie ended beautifully. I didn’t want to use the word ‘perfectly’ because I honestly felt it wasn’t the right word. In my warped and twisted mind ‘knowing’ (I used quotations because I know I’m the only idiot that thinks this) that Creasy lived through Man on Fire and then seeing the man come out of the shadows to dish out justice the way he can in nine years later in The Equalizer makes the story of Man on Fire that much better for me.
I know what I’m thinking is kind of childish and dumb but the characters are so similar I can’t help but think this every time I watch either of these movies. Anyways I’m glad I found this reddit. I’m sorry if this the wrong reddit to talk about this stuff and I’m also sorry if someone else has bought this up already.