The Accountant (2016) - Fighting Bullies Scene (4/10) | Movieclips

The Accountant - Fighting Bullies: Chris' Father (Robert C. Teveiler) talks about standing up to bullies.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Christian Wolff (Ben Affleck) is a mathematics savant with more affinity for numbers than people. Using a small-town CPA office as a cover, he makes his living as a freelance accountant for dangerous criminal organizations. With a Treasury agent (J.K. Simmons) hot on his heels, Christian takes on a state-of-the-art robotics company as a legitimate client. As Wolff gets closer to the truth about a discrepancy that involves millions of dollars, the body count starts to rise.

CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. Pictures (2016)
Cast: Jake Presley, Rob Treveiler, Seth Lee
Screenwriter: Bill Dubuque
Director: Gavin O'Connor

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[justarandomguy]

„Victim or not, make a decision.“ A quote that i will never forget….

[paullazare]

Love how the younger brother jumps to aid without a shade of fear or hesitation. Tough kids.

[unctrl]

Will always stay with me.. “they don’t like you they don’t dislike you.. they’re afraid of you..you’re different.. sooner or later different scares people..” damn..

[MariosDiener]

Perfect scene. The music. The words. The way his brother smashes the door and runs after the guy. Masterpiece.

[Brnxlif]

How is this not the proudest moment of a dad's life? "Go".

[Goraine]

The little brother is a boss, you can tell he loved his brother and will protect him at all cost.

[ttrestle]

This scene always gives me straight chills. Imagine what you can do when you mold a child for Warfare both through his brain and his body. These kids are modern-day Spartans.

[agustinrenteria]

I have high functioning autism but just by watching this movie takes me back to my childhood of how I had problems and never got the help I needed I would always get bullied and never stood up for my self and I always make mistakes including today but do try to learn from them but now I’m almost starting a life I have a job now and I’m planning to go back to school and all the credit goes to my mom because she has always been there for me and I thank god for always providing me.

[mbarel]

This was always my favorite scene. Younger brother is like a pit bull waiting for his command. Gives me straight up chills watching him go on the attack after dad says go. Love the loyalty he has for his brother.

[tonkawatitan]

This is one of the most intense, deep, meaningful scene I’ve ever seen in cinema.

[nexttech]

Go ! I love how the boy left the car like a bullet .

[junomaranan]

This is the epitome & definition of what manhood, courage, & blood kin is all about. "Victim or not, make a decision". Soon as my son is old enough to understand, I will show him this.

[harveycupido]

The background music, the rain, father’s speech… this is cinema 😮‍💨

[DixieGrayson]

You can judge his parenting style as imperfect as it was, but their mother abandoned them and he chose to give them the means to defend themselves and ingrained loyalty within them. He saw that his children were different and instead of letting them be victims he sharpened their skills

[CCELLGAMING]

Well that's scene owns itself. No one ever can make a scene like that good

[bzsbzs]

I really appreciated how they made this movie with men who were portrayed as great fathers.

[samj]

Love that they're sitting in a french car (Puegot 505) and the Dad says 'Bonjour fellas'.

[wolfofhell]

"Life is a series of choices, none of which are new. The oldest is choosing to be a victim or choosing not to. The second oldest, loyalty. Family first, good times or bad."

Scene gets me every time! The best dad speech ever given. If I ever have kids I am giving them this speech if they get bullied.

[andryrakotomalala]

I don't know if this resonates with anyone else but the way the brother just ran past the other guys knowing his brother would handle it and chasing the other kid down like that. They just have an understanding and loyalty to each other. This just hits different.

[ameliasykes]

Can we all agree that this. scene. was. BADASS