Public Enemies OST - JD Dies

[joshasunto85]

when he went down he said something... just before he died... and what i think he said... was...tell billie, bye bye blackbird.. (tear rolls down cheek) ... personal goosebumps arouse. amazing ending.

[JohnDillinger1892]

JD - John Dorean

[Skilledman89]

What is the name of this master piece, and who is author ?

[NifNoufLogasse2]

Am I the only one who thinks of 'The Thin Red Line' soundtrack ('Journey to the line') ?

Anyway, great music ! Thought it sounded familiar :P

[Fireemgine3]

@NifNoufLogasse2 "THE THIN RED LINE WAS AMAZING MOVIE AND SOUNTRACK"! When I saw it I thought of the soldiers shooting japs besides "Public Enemys" so no you not alone.....Public Enemys AMAZING FILM!

[mrpre75]

@nicksmth33 Wrong he was trying to flee on foot through the alley near the theather when he tried to get away he was shot

[nicksmth33]

Zombiesqurrils guy it did it was at the theater and he was trying to escape in his car and was killed that's wat I heard

[jonyizbak]

This makes you a gangster thumbs up

[mrpre75]

Depp should have won an Oscar for it

[MrDelnarck]

la escena esta hecha para un pequeño grupo de la sociedad esta enfocada para ciertas personas asi que aplicad el no conozco no entiendo... pero es curioso como la gente normal siempre se siente identificada en los personajes mas conflictivos de la historia. Y la escena no es real.. a Dillinger lo acribillaron a tiros en la puerta del cine . lo que esta bien de la escena es toda la gente montando revuelo i aplaudiendo los mismo k seguian sus ''hazañas'' por radio y TV asi es la vida falsedad.

[TheScarfaceNinja]

The score combined with the scene was cinematic genius.

[zombiesquirrels8D]

This scene was so sad. Though I bet it wasn't when it really happened.

[Mrkoolkid10142]

this movie was supposed to be like the new scarface. not exactly the same kind of movie. deffinatly not as good as scarface but this one is one of my favorite gangsters movies !

[thedeparted2006]

7.0 on IMDb. And rightly so. This movie sucks! But I loved this score so much.

[Midironica]

Best movie and soundtrack ever?.......maybe not BUT this final scene of JD's death and subsequent passing of his last words to Billie are in my top 10 movie scene's for sure. Brilliant performance, perfect score, amazing setting and cinematography all go into making the death of one man a truly epic and heart-breaking event.

[LittleMissPowerful]

Argh, why the hell this song has an end ? Wait, why the hell this movie has an end ?

Best movie and best soundtrack ever !!

[MeAndMyUnicorn]

The style in the 30's-40's was deffiantly the best!!! xD

[CrystalHunter1989]

No one will ever forget what they saw on the street that night...

[BlackPoison29]

This scene and this song made me want to cry during the movie... and the fact that Johnny Depp played John Dillinger made it even worse...

Bye bye, Blackbird...

[FunkyFrank89]

soo fucking epic...

[ppayne95]

Anyone who doesn't know 1930-40s style get out now. *waits* Tupoc and fitty cent are cowards! New scum not gangsters! John Dillinger was a Man of honor even though a outlaw.

[ZzzlemelccC]

Bye Bye Blackbird

[the260924]

JD is Johnny Deep and John Dillinger

[1DaA4]

His name was DILLINGER. John Dillinger

[miasma1616]

Sad that the class of criminal nowadays is just another scumbag thug. People like John Corzine, Bernie Madoff, the Federal Reserve, and most of those in Congress. Simply cowards with no class.

[e6e2e3e1]

The 30´s - gangsters with a style.

[Heathnyy5]

Song made the scene and the scene made the movie.

[5555TheJulio]

yeah that means you probably dont do much exercise

[5555TheJulio]

i love this song at the end of it when the song is over u know i finish hearing it thats what i always say i love this song

[5555TheJulio]

depp and dillinger r amazing and this song is amazing every time im doing exercise im doing a little trampolin for 30 minutes jumping doing diffrent exercise when i just cant jump anymore i put this song on and it gives me the strenght to continue it just has so much heart in it this song is amazing

[rhcpfrush91]

@5555TheJulio wtf r u talkin about, did u run out of ur meds? jumping for 30 min, wtf?

[JetManSam]

After watching the film i admired JD, not because i agreed with what he did, but because even in difficult times he had the tenacity and endurance to keep going, even when his friends turned their backs on him. He appeared to be a gentleman when with ladies and played the law or the system for a bunch of fools. Peace, out.

[kAnUcHeCa]

Its not the music that made the movie its Johnny Deep

[XxAfroningaxX]

@kAnUcHeCa The mixture made it. Great actor, great music.

[xHenry3110]

you knew at the moment when the 2:06 music started playing and the guy in the film said he would rather die than go to prison that johnny depp was going to die

[santiosjf]

why don't we dress like them? I fuckin hate modernity

[teeringlaaier]

@santiosjf well then do :D

[TheSaintsAssasin]

@Almogrew That i agree with

[pulpito91]

my best film!

[A991x]

Bye bye black bird </3

[Batdark260]

Good music and movie

[MrGhizzoni]

Bye bye...Black Bird

[Batdark260]

Favorite movie, some of the best music ever.

[TheBradcake]

Much like The Social Network this movie wouldn't be quite as good without the phenomenal score

[jatamako]

the best cry song i have ever listen

[kingomar69]

When Depp looks back at the agent who roughed up Billie, the look he gave him and the poor sod froze...that is a Michael Mann moment.

[Batdark260]

@kingomar69 Yea, that part was like DONT SHOOT HIM BECAUSE THE STORY ENDS!!! Then the other G man comes up and shoots

[primesniper14]

Sounds alot like the Thin Red Line soundtrack

[Scyzorfunkiel]

Epic Scene



[Scyzorfunkiel]

This 2 fuckers like justin bimber!fuck this shit i like this film

[goldjace]

IDK But I Think That This Particular Score And "Drive To Bohemia" IsThe Type Of Music Scores That Just Makes U Wanna Make Serious Love With Your Girl Friend Or Wife If U R Married IDK Wat Yall Think???? Or Jus Make Out WIth Her For Hours Under A Nice Big Harvest Moon

[TeAmbrea17]

can someone tell me what the actual name if this song is

[supersonicz5]

@TeAmbrea17 This is the name of the song. John Dies, The Original Public Enemies Sound Track

[assassin1911kya]

@TeAmbrea17 it is the actual name

[assassin1911kya]

@TeAmbrea17 go to the music place and type in JD dies, and it will prob come up

[thecarguy9195]

this was the last movie my poppop saw in movie theaters. i took him to see it for his 78th birthday, he wanted to see this movie. he loved it. wouldnt stop talking about it for weeks. but now almost 2 years gone and everytime i hear this song or see the movie i cant sit through it. i tear up. this song bascially summs up his life. i love u poppop <333333333333333333333333

[DarkFilmDirector]

This would make absolutely epic music leading up to someone's assassination. Like this would also sit perfectly for the climatic build up to the killing of Osama bin Laden, Rafael Trujillo, Pablo Escobar, or Archduke Franz Ferdinand.

This whole sequence and score composition made the entire movie memorable.

[Zezcafran]

This makes me so, so fucking sad.

[Antihippie24]

I hate people who watch movies and think, gees he wasn't such a bad guy. lol, Youre not exactly a great guy if youre pulling the shit he pulled. I hate stupid people lol, I agree with Bassically, he is only credited with killing one person, but he still killed someone, and not only that he probably killed more, and if you want to go to the entire he only killed one person bullshit, Casey Anthony only killed one person so I guess you glorify her too dumb fuck.

[JonnyLionMan]

@SuperSlyTime You're absolutely right in all of your points. John Dillinger never deserved the execution he got for his crimes.

[BASSically84]

@JonnyLionMan he was the leader of a gang who was responsible for robbery, assault, and the murder of over 10 law enforcement officers. He got what was coming to him...a well deserved death in my book

[gylfasontv]

That is most likely the most epic scene I have ever seen, made the film for me.

[thegreatmoustachio]

this song made the scene.

[uchihatez]

when you see me in the streets you dont know me!

[DragonWorldProducts]

is it just me or does this kinda sound paculier John Dillenger, Johnny Depp >> both are JD XD

[ThePlacidPlatypus]

@DragonWorldProducts I was just about to post the exact same thing!

[Antihippie24]

This was a excellent movie, but they did only one thing wrong, they tried making him out to be a good guy when he really wasn't, it was the robin hood theroy back then because of the depression, the people backed them only because they felt the banks fucked them over. It was a great movie other than that fact, my grandmother who was 12 at the time said she hated the movie because they glorified him.

[ssenaMniveK]

@Antihippie24 Dude, Dillinger was a genius. Of course they're going to glorify him. Yes, he robbed banks, but he didn't just randomly kill people, take people's money, or kidnapped anyone. Most historians believe that HE probably only killed one man. I'm sorry that your nose is so far up the governments ass to see that, but Dillinger wasn't as bad as you're making him out to be.

[Antihippie24]

@ssenaMniveK lol I hope youre talking about the real JD and not Johnny Depp, lol. Just saying. He was anything but a hero and that is what youre making him out to be. Read the accounts of him breaking out of prison the two times he did. He married his 13 year old cousin when he was in the navy and went AWOL. Need we go there?

[Mandycareful]

:'(

[comedystone16]

@Parsonat0r dude I know right

[shahir10]

this sounds similair to the "time" track from the inception soundtrack

[nicksmth33]

at 2:04 thats where i think the sad part of the song starts

[dashrirprock]

A strong soundtrack from Michael Mann (no surprise), but I thought this movie was weak.

[nicksmth33]

oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­ooooooooooooooooo.....FOUND IT! i know whta bye bye black bird meens

[comedystone16]

I'm this is a excellent film beautiful song but played mafia 2 and really epicly died while listening to this on your ipod I mean it made me tear man

[hurricanesofhell]

@comedystone16 you died on purpose? O_o.. to this?

[comedystone16]

@hurricanesofhell no but I resisted so it made it a epic death

[hurricanesofhell]

@comedystone16 haha xD you should kill a bunch of police in a shootout and then later when they see you xD you should walk in between two girls to this song lol

[comedystone16]

@hurricanesofhell XD HAHAHAHAHAHAHA LOL

[hurricanesofhell]

@comedystone16 wearing a hat and a suit.

[comedystone16]

@hurricanesofhell oh never mind but seriously its a beautiful song and a epic death song I listened to it to left for dead wasnt as epic but more sad

[hurricanesofhell]

@comedystone16 left for dead? XD its not as tense as the death scene O_o in the movie.

[yesiamawizardjonny]

JOHN DILLINGER WAS A HERO.

[clos1122]

What many people don't understand is how tragic the story is from a broader point of view. Criminals like JD were idolized because they were men who sought to overcome the hardships of the Great Depression. They wouldn't exist if the government and economy didn't fuck up.

[skelitor120]

Johnny Depp... John Dillinger..

it's funny. both initials are JD, and both can be called Johnny.

I first heard about the movie from Mafia Wars, I'm really into mafia stuff (my dad was a sicilian mafioso) so i checked it out. one of the best ones i've seen. my favorite things are Mafia 2, Godfather (both game and movie) and Public Enemies.

[comedystone16]

@skelitor120 same here well except the dad part but ya

[PlushNunchucks]

I couldn't help but cry at John Dillinger's death. I know he is a criminal and I know anybody who watched this film saw it coming, but John Dillinger was insanely smart for a criminal; and this movies reminded me that criminals aren''t the sterotypes we make them out to be. Their human beings who became criminals for their own personal reasons...

[SuperiorSquid]

@PlushNunchucks

you miss the exact point, alot of criminals are very smart. But John Dillinger had a heart. He wasn't a cold hearted killer. (Atleast in the movie, dont know forreal)

[PlushNunchucks]

@SuperiorSquid its a loss on both ends I suppose? I meant criminals could be human beings for a reaoson, please excuse my vague-ness I suck at explaining things.

[SuperiorSquid]

@PlushNunchucks

Hahah no problem, I already knew what you were trying to say ,and I agree.

[D4nt31500]

John Dillinger for ever : justicie ,love, intelñigent, astut, hero, good bye John Dillinger

[D4nt31500]

@D4nt31500 Inteligent John Dillinger .... Please Public Enemies 2 ... please no??

[killzone489]

@D4nt31500 Um He died in the End why Would they make  Second one??

[D4nt31500]

@killzone489 but no good would be nice to have a brother and his brother out lol

[dabossleverett96]

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[WeeWeeShuffler]

@dabossleverett96 ahahha wow bro like it not cool [;

[WaltDisneysBrother]

I want this song played at my funeral...I believe someone statet that as well on here.

[tokinonit87]

Absolutely fantastic song to close out a great film. Why this was wasted on a summer release and not for awards season I'll never know.

[aTolkeinfan]

This video has zero dislikes for a reason

[JacksonRecords2010]

dillnger was i find a good guy he wasnt a enemy of the public he was just a good guy who robbed banks and serverd in state pen

[DarkFilmDirector]

The movie itself was somewhat hollow, but the build up to this ending was just flawless. This piece of music is so full of trepidation, the tension of something not feeling right, and the sheer panic in the chaotic few last seconds of his life was very movingly captured. It is really quite lovely, heart pounding, and very climatic. It is an accurate, brilliant portrayal of the adrenaline rush from both the agents, the traitor, and Dillinger himself. Amazing piece of music here

[theQuestion626]

@DarkFilmDirector you summed up my precise thoughts about this film (though I will say I didn't view it as hollow at all. I thought they made the characters very sympathetic and fleshed out. It made me feel for all of them from Dillinger to Billie to Purvis himself and all that they were involved in.) this scene was truly powerful. The music matched it's feelings perfectly and really brought the tension and chaos of emotions to the forefront of the viewers minds.

[runishi01]

johnny best actor ever

[markm177]

@runishi01 u probably haven't seen LEAN ON ME, because if u had, you would know that MORGAN FREEMAN is the best actor in hollywood and DENZEL WASHINGTON is next.

[maxdragonn]

WHY DO I FEEL SAD!? He was a bad guy, QUIT CRYING! :(

[Mierlink]

may you rest in peace an find solace in that you sought in life in death with all respect you've always been my idol mr.d

mierlink

[MrIlovegamez]

i dont wana ruin the moment here but John Dillenger was nothing but a scumbag murderor, he got what he deserved

[MrStraightfocus22]

all in all great movie johnny depp one hell of an actor that mans acting talent is virtically inclined

[22007niki]

gives me goosebumps, everytime!!! Johnny depp was so hot in this film.

[Navajas440]

Know what else is a good true story ? The Killing Fields" . About how Pol Pot's Khmer Rouge started their "Year Zero" utopian society by killing 2+ million Cambodians.

[AlPaChowYunFatKhan]

@theznyper Is "The town" good man ? I mean like Heat.

[skillzdadirecta]

@AlPaChowYunFatKhan

Its pretty good. Not as good as Heat, but then what is? Takers was surpringly good too. Not as good as either the Town or Heat but entertaining as far as Heist films go.

[markm177]

that's what some people think

[miasma1616]

If a JD-like individual existed today, that is a bank robber with class and charisma, I doubt there would be a single American demonizing him, considering what these financial instituations have done to our country.

Now that I think of it, who really is/was the Public Enemy? JD? Or the Banks? I vote the latter.

[Bozco]

@miasma1616 A single american? Well here's one, don't lump me in with you. Ever have a gun pointed in your face?

[dudeman5790]

@miasma1616 you realize that the money being stolen tends to belong to the people who invest in the bank....

[miasma1616]

@dudeman5790

Ummm... you do realize how the banking system of today acutally works? Based on your comment, I see that you may not.

[dudeman5790]

@miasma1616 why don't you take a crack at it, mr. financial?

[miasma1616]

@dudeman5790

You see the problem is your ignorance. I can tell by your lack of reply to my original reply to you that you are just part of the herd; that you are unaware. You would be the same sheep in the street screaming out "where's my money?!" when the banking system of today collapses. Go do you research. Learn a bit. Come back. And then reply intelligently. Until then, don't reply to things you know nothing about. Now, get back in a line and follow...

[dudeman5790]

@miasma1616 I don't know.... it seems like everything you just said to me could be applied exactly to you in reverse. your original message was nothing but populism, you know what that is? it's an ideal in which people follow that which is popular, making you one of the herd just the same. Also, why do I owe you any response if you show no credentials on the matter either? I haven't seen anything that gives you any sort of expertise currency other than a trite populist talking point....

[GoldenHoneyxx7]

This is one piece of music that gives me goosebumps all over no matter how many times I listen to it

[GSPatton89]

Pefect music to end a film

[mrniktesla]

my friends call me johnny, but a SOB like you can call me "Mr. Dillinger"

[22007niki]

Not enough viewsss!!! Love that there are no dislikes though. :)

[markm177]

criminal or hero? dosen't matter-dillinger left a mark in this world

[vampirekidxaimee]

This is so haunting, so stunning and so emotional. If I'm ever killed in some dramatic way, I want this played as it happens. Beautiful.

[markm177]

how ironic-in the end the great melvin purvis killed himself, because he could not live with the fact that he became what he hunted and killed

[jigsaw1398]

@markm177 what was that?

[markm177]

@jigsaw1398 the gun that was used to kill dillinger was the same gun that killed purvis, melvin purvis committed suicide because of regret

[jigsaw1398]

@markm177 why did he kill himself?

[markm177]

@jigsaw1398 guilt and regret-no matter how he looked at it, purvis was a killer. he killed pretty boy floyd and others.

[213doper]

@jigsaw1398 it was too much for him dillinger was right purvis was good at a distance but up close toe to toe he wasnt markm177 is right purvis commited suicide for guilt and for the death of dillinger who wasnt really a bad man

[markm177]

@213doper i appreciate your input. dillinger was a human being just like the rest of us. there is that sayin'-DESPERATE TIMES CALLS FOR DESPERATE MEASURES. i would've done the same thing if i was in that position too.

[simian455]

@213doper Purvis shot himself accidentally while cleaning out his gun.

[markm177]

@simian455 

[hurricanesofhell]

@simian455 he was cleaning his gun? O_o im confused.

[jigsaw1398]

@213doper still he was a bank robber, also how did the people find Dillinger a hero?

[ultrage4]

@jigsaw1398 dillinger robbed banks, and while some people considered him as a dangerous criminal, others called him a hero because they blamed banks of causing the great depression, making him some sort of "Robbin-hood"

[jigsaw1398]

@ultrage4 oh, I can see the like the orignal Robin hood (execpt with stealing from the rich)

[milestone380]

@markm177 Melvin Purvis killed himself accidentally. he was cleaning his gun because it had previoulsy jammed and in the process the gun went off and it killed him

[markm177]

@milestone380 purvis killed himself-even if the gun went off accidently. but he did kill himself because he had rregret-hoover used him

[enigma1990]

I believe this is the original piece of music that was supposed to play out the Heat credits but was replaced by moby at the last minute, you can also hear it at the end of Michael Collins - Mann eventually gave Goldenthall's piece the spotlight it deserved, GREAT TRACK.

[Antihippie24]

Merry Christmas everyone, Talked with my Grandmother yesterday when she came down and we got on the topic of this movie and J.D. and she hated the movie horribly, she said they made him out to be a hero when he was a ruthless killer, I told her to counter that argument, during that time people belamed the banks and he had no chance at a future for being a ex con, so he had to do what he had to do. She still disagreed of course. Shocked it hasn't happened durin this recession.....

[DarkAuctor]

I love how this track just has that ominous, chilling, endless feel without having that "OMFG THIS IS TOTALLY EPIC" feel, you know? It has an emptiness that just makes the end of things so ridiculously... "endfull". I probably repeated myself, but oh well... it proves my point. Legends live forever, music made for legends that live forever belong to the sweat of the brow that composed them. So does that mean the composer lives forever, too?

[DarkGriffon898]

Masterpiece. Nothing else.

[bmet001]

Great cinematography in this scene, love the music

[JOHNEDILLNGR]

Awesome film slightly innacurate on certain historical events in film. I cannot stop watching it. Sountrack words cannot describe, John Dillinger one of my top idols cowards the way they took him out. Whore and Feds. But his LEGEND will never Die. Long live his memory and his life.

[kokouille77]

Incredible !! X X X X X awesome movie,actors and director !!!

[Sabbatharian]

This sends a chill down my spine every time I hear it. Incredible track to an incredible film.

[xxpedro12xx]

I wish gangsters were still like this

[Comictalent]

such an underrated film. Dillinger's death was among the best scenes of 2009

[finbomartini]

@Comictalent yeah the ending was great, the finishing act, but the rest of the film was a bit flat tbh

[comiccreator5]

@Comictalent sometimes it takes more than one good scene to win depending on how the story is 

[XDraydenReapZX]

@Comictalent hell ya

[hurricanesofhell]

@Comictalent agreed :) Dillinger was great.

[yesiamawizardjonny]

@Comictalent Yeah, it was sad. John Dillinger was a legend and a hero to the people of the depression.

[po0psh0ot]

thanks for posting. excellent track to an excellent film.

[TheSpitfire95]

This Movie was the best gangstermovie i ever saw