Ben Affleck, Charlie Hunnam, Oscar Isaac and Garrett Hedlund recap the best parts of shooting Triple Frontier. What more could you ask for? #TripleFrontier #Netflix
I think when Charlie said “there were a lot of wet nights” I get the sense that it make Garrett almost bust out with a crazy laugh.. but he caught himself before he lost it 🤣💥
I must have watched triple frontier like 4 times and today I am watching it again...lol Every once in a while a director will put together a captivating story, like what accurately was depicted in this movie, a similarity to INDIANA JONES and PLATOON all wrapped in one. GREAT CAST OF ACTORS names I never heard before, but will look out for in other movies.
I was going to ask where Pedro was but I remember he is probably taking care of Grogu 😌 btw arriba Guate and Oscar Isaac! Loved him and Pedro in this movie ❤️
omg !! i just realised who garrett is when he said he's known oscar for 10 years !!! the driver from ILD !! looool don't know why i didn't recognise him
great solid (albeit uneven, and with too little heist/too much escape) that comes off as increasingly inplausabile and unsatisfying -- but still a good watch with awesome action and some great cinematography. hope Netflix makes more... the budget was worth it IMO. no idea why so many are saying it was a "flop" .. it's been viewed 62 million times (source: Netflix). if a theatrical movie had that many viewings (even considering lower ticket prices worldwide) it would easily break a half billion dollars. now, was $110 million to produce it worth it? maybe not... a sequel with a 70-90m budget would be fine. but I'd still love a sequel ... great action flick movie, decent as a crime drama, but most importantly, HUGE HUGE improvement over the absolute shit that _Bright_ was
ALL Charlie ALL THE TIME. MULE safety from humane society. In the sequence where the actors lead the mules on a mountain ridge and they stop to talk before a mule falls down the mountain, this scene was filmed at the base of rocky cliffs where production created a trail. A bluescreen was placed behind the trail to make it look as if they were on a mountain. There was an existing wide road at the base of the cliff on which the trail was built. On action the actors led the mules down the trail, stopped for dialogue, then proceeded. Production also used a device which allowed the perception of a fall. The mule was positioned before the drop area. The drop device was a hydraulically operated platform made of 3/4 inch plywood covered with rubber matting and dirt. When activated the area dropped in a sloped, funnel-like fashion from the trail toward the open road. Prior to action, the wrangler attached a nylon 1/4” rope to the mule’s halter in addition to the lead line that the actor was holding. On action, the actors and mules remained stationary while the other actor walked across the drop area; as the mule walked on to the drop area, the hydraulics lowered the footing and simultaneously the wrangler turned the mule’s head toward herself to direct the mule off which the mule jumped to the stall mats below. The jump was mere inches off the ground safely achieved. The rest of the imagery was done in post, which made it look as if they mule fell off the mountain ridge to its death. www.humanehollywood.org/index.php/movie-archive/item/triple-frontier
@@therealCCV Yes, I meant that the movie makers killed it, not the actors. I just hate to see animals die, even if its fictional. :) Otherwise good movie.
Charles Engelbrecht watched this last night for the first time. No where near as bad as some of the reviews. Actually enjoyed it. I’ll give you the dumb decision making though....but at the same time, money can change people so I kind of get how greed took over logic. If you want dumb decision making in a military film, watch lone survivor... and that’s a true story! I facepalmed during that scene when they said “we’ve got two options... kill them or let them go” ....eh.... no, you have several options.... all of which better than the dumb one you went with lol
At this point i am really just scared of how much I worship Charlie hunnam
I don't know who that is but i like this comment🤣
Yeleny.G Md shit im going thru this right now
After Sons yeah
I feel like this with Oscar Isaac. Like what xD
Me too lawd that man can do no wrong 😍😍😍
I think when Charlie said “there were a lot of wet nights” I get the sense that it make Garrett almost bust out with a crazy laugh.. but he caught himself before he lost it 🤣💥
This movie was really good! I was amazed how good Ben Affleck was in this movie.
I NEED more Oscar....such a beautiful man
Hedlund is beautiful.
i love the recruiting scene its shows the life after the military service and real talk almost anyone would jump to that job offer by pope
Humble actors.
Ben Affleck As Red Fly Was Fantastic. Loved The Movie!
just here for Charlie...
Where's pedrooo
I'm only here to hear Garrett's voice
Saaaaaammmmeeeee
Oscar Isaac 😍🥰
I must have watched triple frontier like 4 times and today I am watching it again...lol
Every once in a while a director will put together a captivating story, like what accurately was depicted in this movie, a similarity to INDIANA JONES and PLATOON all wrapped in one. GREAT CAST OF ACTORS names I never heard before, but will look out for in other movies.
Garrett & Charlie ❤️❤️
Garrett should play a young John Teller in an SOA spin-off titled 'First 9'
One of the best thrillers I have seen , I loved it
En Bogotá, Colombia oyendo la transmisión de futbol con James y Cuadrado, una chimba
I was going to ask where Pedro was but I remember he is probably taking care of Grogu 😌 btw arriba Guate and Oscar Isaac! Loved him and Pedro in this movie ❤️
Why is Garrett sitting like that ...super crossed legs at first 😂
Wtf where is Pascal???
I’m not sure but maybe he was doing stuff for mandalorien or smth
That’s what I was gonna ask but he was probably doing Mandalorian stuff lol
@@Jackie-eb2fr or maybe the Shakespeare play
omg !! i just realised who garrett is when he said he's known oscar for 10 years !!! the driver from ILD !! looool don't know why i didn't recognise him
Bourne legacy
The accountant
TRON legacy
Sons of anarchy
Ben looked like Buzz Lightneer (don‘t know if that‘s right | no time to google it😂) at 1:51 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Big chin 👨🏽🚀
I missed Pedro SO MUCH in promotion :( He's the only reason I ended up watching the movie, and I hope he does another movie with Oscar
Ben fleck is transforming into Vince Vaughn lmao
Vince is very handsome too
I’m just here for Ben🤷🏾♀️
Class movie
I’m curious to see how good this movie actually is
great solid (albeit uneven, and with too little heist/too much escape) that comes off as increasingly inplausabile and unsatisfying -- but still a good watch with awesome action and some great cinematography. hope Netflix makes more... the budget was worth it IMO. no idea why so many are saying it was a "flop" .. it's been viewed 62 million times (source: Netflix). if a theatrical movie had that many viewings (even considering lower ticket prices worldwide) it would easily break a half billion dollars. now, was $110 million to produce it worth it? maybe not... a sequel with a 70-90m budget would be fine. but I'd still love a sequel ... great action flick movie, decent as a crime drama, but most importantly, HUGE HUGE improvement over the absolute shit that _Bright_ was
What was that baseball cap that Oscar Isaac wore in this film?
WHERE. IS. PEDRO?!?!
Where is Pedro?
Wheres the RedViper
Where is Pedro Pascal? 😳
With a certain baby
ALL Charlie ALL THE TIME. MULE safety from humane society. In the sequence where the actors lead the mules on a mountain ridge and they stop to talk before a mule falls down the mountain, this scene was filmed at the base of rocky cliffs where production created a trail. A bluescreen was placed behind the trail to make it look as if they were on a mountain. There was an existing wide road at the base of the
cliff on which the trail was built. On action the actors led the mules down the trail, stopped for dialogue, then proceeded. Production also used a device which allowed the perception of a fall. The mule was positioned before the drop area. The drop device was a hydraulically operated platform made of 3/4 inch plywood covered with rubber matting and dirt. When activated the area dropped in a sloped, funnel-like fashion from the trail toward the open road. Prior to action, the wrangler attached a nylon 1/4” rope to the mule’s halter in addition to the lead line that the actor was holding. On action, the actors and mules remained stationary while the other actor walked across the drop area; as the mule walked on to the drop area, the hydraulics lowered the footing and simultaneously the wrangler turned the mule’s head toward herself to direct the mule off which the mule jumped to the stall mats below. The jump was mere inches off the ground safely achieved. The rest of the imagery was done in post, which made it look as if they mule fell off the mountain ridge to its death. www.humanehollywood.org/index.php/movie-archive/item/triple-frontier
WHERE IS PEDROOOO
Loooong wet nights....Stop!
Girl me too
I'm very upset that they killed the donkey!! WTF :((
Janey Wilcox They didn’t. The path slipped and some of it fell causing the donkey to lose control and eventually fall which lead to its death
@@therealCCV Yes, I meant that the movie makers killed it, not the actors. I just hate to see animals die, even if its fictional. :) Otherwise good movie.
DOUBLE THUMBS DOWN !!!!!!
Was the donkey really killed? That’s all I give a fuck about
Ben Affleck is now ''Fatman''
No Pedro. No like for this video. I watched the movie because of him not because none of these 4 guys. 🤷🏻♀️ I have spoken 😂
4 homosexuals!!!!
WhAt
One of the dumbest movies I've ever seen. The stupidity of some of the decisions made by these mercenaries was laughable. This movie is laughable.
Charles Engelbrecht watched this last night for the first time. No where near as bad as some of the reviews. Actually enjoyed it. I’ll give you the dumb decision making though....but at the same time, money can change people so I kind of get how greed took over logic. If you want dumb decision making in a military film, watch lone survivor... and that’s a true story! I facepalmed during that scene when they said “we’ve got two options... kill them or let them go” ....eh.... no, you have several options.... all of which better than the dumb one you went with lol