The Accountant (2016) Movie REACTION | First Time Watching | Movie Review

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This movie was one of the best “hidden gems” in cinema. It’s both a classic action flick, and subverts expectations at the same time. Easily one of Ben Afleck’s best movies.

I am autistic, and when I saw this film for the first time, I was so overjoyed to see someone on the spectrum portrayed well and was a kick-ass superhero. I’m glad you guys reacted to this film. I hope they make a second film with this character. Those of us with autism aren’t weird, we’re just different. Love you guys and your channel. Thank you.

"The Accountant" and "Nobody", two of the most underrated movies ever.

FUN FACT: That painting in film and at the films conclusion, is called "FREE FORM" by Jackson Pollock. Its estimated worth is upward to $140 million. ANOTHER FUN FACT: The Accountant 2 is currently in production, principal photography began in March 2024

The fact John Lithgow's death is so sudden and anticlimactic is just perfect. Because to Chriss its just another task to complete no more or less important than the last piece of the Ali puzzel.

such a great movie. Ben and Jon are amazing in their roles and im very hype for the sequel. Hope Anna Kendrick comeback for part 2.

The comics in the drawer are part of Wolff's alternative assets that act as his portable wealth. The two comics shown are Action Comics #1 from 1938 (the first appearance of Superman) with an approximate asset value of $6 million, and All-American Comics #16 from 1940 (the first appearance of Green Lantern) with an approximate asset value of $1 million. Underneath the comics are vintage baseball cards, the mustard-colored one on the far left being a 1909 Honus Wagner, perhaps the rarest baseball card in the world, worth over $7 million. Grabbing any one of those items would have been far more valuable than the cash and gold bars in the other two drawers.

Autistic person here (Diagnosed if you're wandering). The most important thing to remember is that every autistic person is different on some levels, but with that said, Ben Affleck did an amazing acting job as portraying an autistic person! He did lots of researchs apparently to really understand how we work and how to portray it as good as possible. I just love this actor so much. One of my favorite movies.

The mom left the kids, not the husband. She couldn't take it. The dad is the one who didn't give up on them

"I'm scared of him. Hes terrifying." And yet he's the loveable yellow M&M.

I’ve never seen anyone react to this, and I’m SO glad you guys are the ones to step up. Love it, thanks for your efforts.

John Wick (2014) The Equalizer (2014) The Accountant (2016) Nobody (2021) The renaissance of "one-man-army" - action flicks, that we loved so much in the 80s.

Couple of things: the "big goon that can't fight" is Tait Fletcher, UFC veteran and one of the nicest guys I've ever met. The dowel with the shins is causing microfractures. When the calcification grows over them, it adds bone density and makes them stronger than before (in addition to desensitization). And one of those comics in his trailer would be worth more than all of the cash he had in the drawer.

They're now finally making The Accountant 2 sequel. Can't wait.

As an accountant, I can attest that this is how busy season is for us every year.

One of my fav movies. Such incredible moments. When he times driving his truck into the garage perfectly as the door shuts…… is a tactic law enforcement knows about when tailing people. Notice when things go wrong, he hits the garage door bc he’s off his game. So many more cool moments too.

Underrated fact: Dana is VERY smart. She may be neurotypical, but she was the reason why Christian was brought in IN THE FIRST PLACE. Which means she might be out of her depth in everything else he is skilled in, but his intellect sees a kindred spirit in hers. And she sees his intellect as a kindred spirit to hers too.

"Jon Bernthal lives, yaaay!" Made me laugh lol, because literally every movie he dies. 🤣

Also want sure if yall caught it. But the dented thermos she asked about when they were eating lunch. The treasury agent was explaining how he broke out of prison when he found out the old man was killed and he says he fractured a guards skull with a steel thermos. Lol so he kept it cause the old man gave it to him WHILE escaping prison. Wild stuff. 🤙🏻