8:32. I love this movie and I love this sequence... but I just noticed Monty Jr totally ogling his Mom. They're probably the same age in real life... he's probably planning to hit on her during a cut. "Hey baby, whassup".
man, i was so happy when the film ended like that! spike lee tells his stories with such amazing compassion for the less fortunate, i love that man. the best filmmaker america has today.
@MadparkWorld he did not, my friend. it's one of my all-time favorite movies, so just take my word. a most beautiful happy ending considering what it was all building up to. Spike Lee is a genius.
@MrRazorblade999 i dont think u know what's going on here, the life the old man described is what he dreamed for his son, but it never happened, it'd just his idea. his wish, but nothing but a fantasy, a place in time that never existed and never will exist, the 25th hour of his day.
I haven't seen this masterpiece of a movie in quite some time. Someone please correct me, but wasn't Natural the one who informed on Monty to the police?
@JohnGolbunny is it important? I don't think so. Can you tell me please what kind of story is this for you? Is it a police story or a drama? Anyway the fat man informed the police, not Naturelle.
@HueyFreeman3000 Yeah he is. But with decades of film making under his belt what do you expect. I've only had my engineering degree for three years and I figure it'll take me about another ten to become an actual master, someone worthy of being called "teacher".
Most probably recognize this but this scene is an awesome take on the short story 'An Occurance at Owl Creek Bridge' by Ambrose Bierce. The Twilight Zone episode is pretty sweet, but this take on it in 25th hour hits something deep in me...its a tough film to watch. Great movie.
there should be a sequel to 25th hour, like to know what happned to edward nortons character after he gets out of jail and see how he views the world.
@MrRamirez787 honestly....its better if you dont know...because the ending is awesome..and you can only guess what the ending is...and that is priceless
Love this scene. I was intrigued with comments like "at the end you see they have allready passed the GW bridge. extremely sad ending"
I found that very interesting since I didn't notice that. However, if you google directions from Manhatten / NYC to Otisville, the best route is via GW Bridge. It's 20 miles out of the way to go to Otisville via Tapanzee bridge. Unrelated note, if you liked this flick, check out "Sucker Free Ctiy" by spike lee hard to find but well worth the search!
The scene is enhanced by a combination of the narration, the snippets, and the music. And the extreme love of a father for his son- no matter what. Brilliant ending.
@dafuksup I love all the e-tough guys. 7 years is nothing? Let me guess, you aren't even 21 yet are you?
Listen kid... on a 7 year stretch in state prison your scrawny little white ass would 100% be getting passed around and you'd be giving head to all the brothers within a day. You'll be washing their laundry and cleaning their cells as well.
You come across as a complete moron saying "7 years is nothing."
@JohnGolbunny dude stfu, you been watchin too many movies. im sure you wish you got "passed around" you weirdo, thats probably one of your many gay fantasies. and im not some skinny little bitch like you or edward norton, i weigh 200 and bench over 300 bro. tell me why you would run looking over your shoulder both ways your whole life when you can do the hard 7 and be done with it then start fresh? you must be a coward if you think running away and hiding is the best solution
@dafuksup Thanks for confirming you are an immature moron. You are laughably stupid. Oh, so you can bench over 300lbs?! Bro you'll be running the joint in no time!
I also notice you didn't answer my question so now we know for sure you are some imbecile teenager who is trying to be some e-hard ass talking about a 7 year state prison term is nothing to him because he can bench over 300lbs hahaha.
Get lost you fucking jackass. I'm done with you now.
@JohnGolbunny dude youre the fuckin jackass, youre just jealous that im strong and youre a weak little pussy. if you ever went to prison with me you would be my fuckin bitch and i would have you doin my laundry then i'd pimp you out to all the faggots and theyd pass you around like a dirty magazine.
@dafuksup Didn't I dismiss your stupid monkey ass in my last reply? Little boy, that means I'm done with you. That means I completely shut you down and exposed you as some wana be tough guy claiming 7 years in state prison is nothing. That means no more replying. Now get lost you fucking pussy.
@JohnGolbunny lol, you cant handle losing the argument, can you? just give up, you lost. and "little boy"? dude i weigh 200 and im 25 years old so im probably older than you are. stop trying to act like youre so old and wise when youre probably still a virgin in high school.
@dafuksup Oh, one last thing, I guarantee I can out bench you EASILY by 100lbs. You scrawny little pussy. If you want to take me up on this challenge, let me know.
One last thing: Your mother is a filthy, disgusting, pig faced whore and I shoot pulpy loads of semen down her throat. Ok?
so what happens does he actually go to jail or does he run away? i hate this ending, because this is honestly the most ridiculous advice ever given. its easier to just be a man and do the 7 year jail time not run away and live a fake life like a faggot. i assume he went to jail but they shouldve clarified that more
so at the very end please explain to me ... hes made this new life etc , but then right at then end it goes back to him beaten up in the car driving off , did he make a new life or was that like a dream ?
@dipsetno1 ....he was dreaming as his father narrated what might have been had they gone west, watched this for the first time last night, this scene was superb
i watched this on tv for the first time, and they cut out MOST of the ending, which has made me always think this movie was "eh". but now i know the TRUE ending, and how good it is :) epic movie. Barry pepper and Edward Norton are 2 of my favorite actors.
I always thought Spike Lee was a gifted director, but seeing this movie for the first time floored me. I was not prepared to be moved so much by a movie. This final scene is nothing short of magnificent. The entire film was a work of pure inspiration and genius.
This is the most epic daydream sequence I've ever seen on film. It's really amazing, because we all do this: think about the possibilities of our future. And yes, it gives you the bloody chills.
I know the fucking GW bridge is in the background, but I doubt that the filmmakers intended that to be an indication that he went to jail. Only .0001% of the people watching the movie will know what bridge that was - at most it's an easter egg.
Hell, he could even be dead at the end. He's not moving at all. Or he could be going on the run, like his father said
@fidgetingfinch Thanks for this as I was wondering what the pan down from that bridge was about. So the final scene is showing they didn't take the left and went on towards the jail?
i dont thin kit would be bad if he goes to jail, maybe the movie wanted to show as that the ideal life can be after the prison, it would be 7 years in hell bu then he will have hi father his friends his dog his wife and a beutiful family
This film is a masterpeice. The ending is really depressing because I thought that maybe he'd actually ran when his father said "this life came so close to never happening".
The only reason this movie is underrated...is because Spike Lee can't keep his stupid damn mouth shut with his stupid political opinions! This movie is brilliant!
@Dactuck Explaining something to you must be like trying to explain string theory to a June bug, but I'll try. Spike Lee is known for his racist and overly racial sensitivity. One off the top of my head is that he said blacks are incapable of being racist but they can be prejudiced. Also, he criticized Clint Eastwood for not having blacks in "Flags of Our Fathers." Yet his idiocy in interviews is nonexistent in his brilliant films. People who give him credit if he kept his opinions to himself.
@holdenc96 Don't try to talk sense little man. Where were you when segregation was law in this country? Where were you? When minorities were persecuted. Where were you? When Asians, Italians, Afro-Americans, German-Americans were fighting and dying for OUR country during WWII. Where were you? Go to sleep little man.
@holdenc96 'prejudice' is an attitude. 'racism' is the expression of prejudice by the ruling class towards its supposed inferiors. this is race theory 101. so spike lee is somewhat correct.
And yeah this has to be one of the most underrated films of the past decade. I've never seen Ed Norton make such a great performance, not even Fight Club.
the best possible ending wouldve been him, naturelle, and the kids coming home to their ranch after a family night out to find clay davis sitting inside wearing a cowboy hat " thought you could run away and escape a prison sentence? sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeit"
@theboondocks01 Well it's not that hard to understand... Just think about it... Monty's father tells him that he can go out in the west, start a new life instead of prison, tells him what could happen. But in the end you can see the car not on the bridge, so after all Monty decides to go to the prison, and be punished for the crimes he committed.
Ok kewl. Thats what I thought. Cause I havent seen this movie. I caught in on FX the other day. I saw the last 15 minutes. I knew he was suppose to go to jail for something. In the last shot I couldnt tell if he was going to jail or if he was dead.
@theboondocks01 Nothing. The main character goes to jail, because the final scene it's just a possibility, a life that could have come, that came so close to never happening...
8:32. I love this movie and I love this sequence... but I just noticed Monty Jr totally ogling his Mom. They're probably the same age in real life... he's probably planning to hit on her during a cut. "Hey baby, whassup".
mcgurkryans 1 week ago
@mcgurkryans I'd like to ogle your mother.
JizShooter 3 days ago
masterpiece
M23MATERAZZI 1 week ago
man, i was so happy when the film ended like that! spike lee tells his stories with such amazing compassion for the less fortunate, i love that man. the best filmmaker america has today.
georgetheonlyporge 2 weeks ago
@georgetheonlyporge You know he went to prison in the end, right?
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@MadparkWorld he did not, my friend. it's one of my all-time favorite movies, so just take my word. a most beautiful happy ending considering what it was all building up to. Spike Lee is a genius.
georgetheonlyporge 2 days ago
Contrived and syrupy ending destroyed the film.
MrRazorblade999 3 weeks ago
@MrRazorblade999 i dont think u know what's going on here, the life the old man described is what he dreamed for his son, but it never happened, it'd just his idea. his wish, but nothing but a fantasy, a place in time that never existed and never will exist, the 25th hour of his day.
hadjy 2 weeks ago
@hadjy Yes I know. So what?
MrRazorblade999 2 weeks ago
Face healed up quick
ck1kid 1 month ago
...Best 10 minutes...i ve seen in many years!!! WHAT IF....
ISPANOS2001 2 months ago
I love it too. Thanks for sharing.
gisel52 2 months ago
Отличная музыка, великолепный фильм
MyVincent65 2 months ago
when i first saw this i thought it was really happening
xecidex 3 months ago 10
I haven't seen this masterpiece of a movie in quite some time. Someone please correct me, but wasn't Natural the one who informed on Monty to the police?
JohnGolbunny 3 months ago
@JohnGolbunny No, it was Kostya.
acoster 3 months ago
@acoster Costa Rica?
JohnGolbunny 3 months ago
@JohnGolbunny no...he was led to believe it was, but it was not.
kowtpr187 2 months ago
@JohnGolbunny is it important? I don't think so. Can you tell me please what kind of story is this for you? Is it a police story or a drama? Anyway the fat man informed the police, not Naturelle.
ndrcld65m16 1 month ago
Its' a beautiful country. A reflection of the earth and the souls,
Dactuck 3 months ago
So close, to never happin...g
Dactuck 3 months ago
This movie is absolutely fucking great!!!
airistuff 3 months ago
Great movie great Norton great Lee great ending!
mrtheok 3 months ago
SPIKE LEE IS A GOTDAMN GENIUS!
HueyFreeman3000 4 months ago 5
@HueyFreeman3000 Yeah he is. But with decades of film making under his belt what do you expect. I've only had my engineering degree for three years and I figure it'll take me about another ten to become an actual master, someone worthy of being called "teacher".
JizShooter 3 days ago
im in this movie...im the little girl in the girls lap on the right
missorican 4 months ago
"your mother's a lunatic.. hurry up i need company"
Is it sad that this ending stirs up feelings about my ex? so close but never happened.
KillTyrant 4 months ago
This is a sequence, not a scene. Jesus.
clevs8 5 months ago
i love brian cox voice,beautiful scene brilliant movie
SpookshowD0LL 5 months ago
the greatest scene from this movie :) Happy Birthday Ed!
FwD86 5 months ago
Anybody know where the music is from? OR is it made specially for this movie?
Takkiem 5 months ago
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@Takkiem Terence Blanchard - 25th Hour Finale (Youtube it)
TheCookieCrunch 5 months ago
@Takkiem It's original music from the film by Terence Blanchard.
CoolerKing37 4 months ago
thats how you end a fucking movie! Bravo, Bravo!!!!
AndyinMTL 5 months ago
Most probably recognize this but this scene is an awesome take on the short story 'An Occurance at Owl Creek Bridge' by Ambrose Bierce. The Twilight Zone episode is pretty sweet, but this take on it in 25th hour hits something deep in me...its a tough film to watch. Great movie.
quinnshonsykes 5 months ago
This is the best ending in a movie I've ever seen.
crumbutt 5 months ago
yeah start new life and it's so hard to do it but it's help
rtr1387 5 months ago
One of the best endings ever!! awesome movie! :)
Takkiem 6 months ago
Anybody knows the brand of the car where they in ?
mesut4747 6 months ago
@mesut4747 Jeep Grand Wagoneer 1986..
vargas37 4 months ago
One of the best endings to any movie i've seen in a long time. Brian Cox is magnificent. Bruce Springsteen - The Fuse :)
tarantula152 6 months ago
anybody know the music pls ?
boobysharky 6 months ago
@boobysharky
youtube.com/watch?v=ihmeUP0HyEQ
alsaoud15 6 months ago
@boobysharky
Terence Blanchard - 25th Hour Finale
alsaoud15 6 months ago
One of Spike's best!
bravoceo 6 months ago
there should be a sequel to 25th hour, like to know what happned to edward nortons character after he gets out of jail and see how he views the world.
MrRamirez787 6 months ago
@MrRamirez787 honestly....its better if you dont know...because the ending is awesome..and you can only guess what the ending is...and that is priceless
RicIsGod 6 months ago
Love this scene. I was intrigued with comments like "at the end you see they have allready passed the GW bridge. extremely sad ending"
I found that very interesting since I didn't notice that. However, if you google directions from Manhatten / NYC to Otisville, the best route is via GW Bridge. It's 20 miles out of the way to go to Otisville via Tapanzee bridge. Unrelated note, if you liked this flick, check out "Sucker Free Ctiy" by spike lee hard to find but well worth the search!
drinkintheair 6 months ago
for anyone whos wondering, it obviously was all a dream. at the end you see they have allready passed the GW bridge. extremely sad ending
Mtothearc05 6 months ago
The scene is enhanced by a combination of the narration, the snippets, and the music. And the extreme love of a father for his son- no matter what. Brilliant ending.
icyharris 6 months ago 4
when naturelle gets off the bus some dirt got in my eyes.
Rekopaa 7 months ago 4
@OntarioPrepper 7 years is nothing. its not like youre getting life
dafuksup 7 months ago
@dafuksup I love all the e-tough guys. 7 years is nothing? Let me guess, you aren't even 21 yet are you?
Listen kid... on a 7 year stretch in state prison your scrawny little white ass would 100% be getting passed around and you'd be giving head to all the brothers within a day. You'll be washing their laundry and cleaning their cells as well.
You come across as a complete moron saying "7 years is nothing."
JohnGolbunny 7 months ago
@JohnGolbunny dude stfu, you been watchin too many movies. im sure you wish you got "passed around" you weirdo, thats probably one of your many gay fantasies. and im not some skinny little bitch like you or edward norton, i weigh 200 and bench over 300 bro. tell me why you would run looking over your shoulder both ways your whole life when you can do the hard 7 and be done with it then start fresh? you must be a coward if you think running away and hiding is the best solution
dafuksup 7 months ago
@dafuksup Thanks for confirming you are an immature moron. You are laughably stupid. Oh, so you can bench over 300lbs?! Bro you'll be running the joint in no time!
I also notice you didn't answer my question so now we know for sure you are some imbecile teenager who is trying to be some e-hard ass talking about a 7 year state prison term is nothing to him because he can bench over 300lbs hahaha.
Get lost you fucking jackass. I'm done with you now.
JohnGolbunny 7 months ago
@JohnGolbunny dude youre the fuckin jackass, youre just jealous that im strong and youre a weak little pussy. if you ever went to prison with me you would be my fuckin bitch and i would have you doin my laundry then i'd pimp you out to all the faggots and theyd pass you around like a dirty magazine.
dafuksup 7 months ago
@dafuksup Didn't I dismiss your stupid monkey ass in my last reply? Little boy, that means I'm done with you. That means I completely shut you down and exposed you as some wana be tough guy claiming 7 years in state prison is nothing. That means no more replying. Now get lost you fucking pussy.
JohnGolbunny 7 months ago
@JohnGolbunny lol, you cant handle losing the argument, can you? just give up, you lost. and "little boy"? dude i weigh 200 and im 25 years old so im probably older than you are. stop trying to act like youre so old and wise when youre probably still a virgin in high school.
dafuksup 7 months ago
@dafuksup Haha, I just have to say, if you're having an argument in the comments section, no matter what, you already lost!
ufotofu9 1 month ago
@dafuksup Oh, one last thing, I guarantee I can out bench you EASILY by 100lbs. You scrawny little pussy. If you want to take me up on this challenge, let me know.
One last thing: Your mother is a filthy, disgusting, pig faced whore and I shoot pulpy loads of semen down her throat. Ok?
JohnGolbunny 7 months ago
so what happens does he actually go to jail or does he run away? i hate this ending, because this is honestly the most ridiculous advice ever given. its easier to just be a man and do the 7 year jail time not run away and live a fake life like a faggot. i assume he went to jail but they shouldve clarified that more
dafuksup 7 months ago
@dafuksup he did go to jail; when his father is done explaining what could have been, you can see they're almost at the jail
subsonicsnake 7 months ago
so is the whole running away thing a dream he had while on his way to prison???? please reply :(
bianka173 7 months ago
Spike is so underrated. So many great moments in this one movie alone.
DarkEmergence 7 months ago
One of the greatest pieces of film ever done. I tear up EVERY time I watch that. Wether you are a Spike Lee fan or not that movie is amazing.
liondave 7 months ago
One of the greatest pieces of film ever done. I tear up EVERY time I watch that. Wether you are a Spike Lee fan or not that movie is amazing.
liondave 7 months ago
Brian Cox is great in the movie. He plays a smaller role, but you can just see the love he has for his son. A lot of heart. Beautiful movie.
dinkhead1 7 months ago
fabulous final scene...i think it is my favourite of all movies. "This life came so close to never happening..."
dubsnapper1 7 months ago
@dubsnapper1 Mine too. Every scene is potent. The acting plus the directing equals a truly amazing movie
dinkhead1 7 months ago
This all came so close..
Dactuck 8 months ago
@Dactuck If D'antoni is the coach., grief is the pillow. WHATT
Dactuck 8 months ago
No.
Dactuck 8 months ago
There are actually 2 dislikes....REALLY? You have got to be f en kidding me.
RicIsGod 8 months ago
its crazy how what he hated and complained about most is actually what he ended up missing at the end
iqbal525 8 months ago
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loved this movie
jenlovesfoofighters 8 months ago
my friend hated this movie........and I still can't figure out why
psanford421 8 months ago
damn his dad is pretty fuckin deep
ChrisRedmanMVP 8 months ago 19
Say what you want about Spike Lee, but damn he knows how to make a good film!!!
flipkev 10 months ago
One of my favorite scenes from any movie, any time. Breaks my heart each time.
yaronkl 10 months ago
This perfectly captures the human imagination. We all fantasize about what our life could be- all the directions it could go in. Amazing movie.
RossTheHick 10 months ago
People do not remember how 'raw' this country was after 9-11. This film reminds us all.
vargas37 10 months ago 15
@vargas37 Especially raw for us New Yorkers. Long live Manhattan
TheCrisisKings 6 months ago
GREAT....
TheVirtualdragonfly 10 months ago
Thats the dude from fight club right? every mover he is in is awesome
Corbenik 10 months ago
One of my all time personal favorite movies.
SirDickStarbuck 11 months ago
so at the very end please explain to me ... hes made this new life etc , but then right at then end it goes back to him beaten up in the car driving off , did he make a new life or was that like a dream ?
dipsetno1 11 months ago
@dipsetno1 ....he was dreaming as his father narrated what might have been had they gone west, watched this for the first time last night, this scene was superb
dermot79 11 months ago 2
@dermot79 maybe not , i think that is an open ending
JibsawProduccionesTM 10 months ago
@dipsetno1 Why the film is called the 25th Hour. It is what could have happened, but never did. It's the extra hour, if you see what I mean.
imnotgivingmynametou 10 months ago
@imnotgivingmynametou ahh thanks for clearing that up man !
dipsetno1 10 months ago
@dipsetno1 A dream. The American Dream to be specific.
Dactuck 8 months ago
watched this for the first time last night, brilliant film. this scene is heartbreaking
LupinLoverGuitarist 11 months ago
just saw it on bbc1 .grate film watched it years back was just flicking threw channels and saw it was on.wander if he did go jail all not.
largertrance21 11 months ago
@largertrance21 i just saw it on bbc too.he didn't, the end shows he was dreaming whilst being driven to prison, he awakes to a nightmare.great film
charliesmith30bucks 11 months ago 3
Brian Cox - Pride of Scotland.
peacefrog1916 11 months ago 20
@peacefrog1916 Haha weirdly enough first time i watched this was in Scotland (Annon), while traveling ^^
ItIsTheInvisibleMan 10 months ago
i watched this on tv for the first time, and they cut out MOST of the ending, which has made me always think this movie was "eh". but now i know the TRUE ending, and how good it is :) epic movie. Barry pepper and Edward Norton are 2 of my favorite actors.
xYOCOM5x 11 months ago
watched this for the first time the other day. such a great film, the ending and music is so powerful.
lordsahasrala88 11 months ago
I always thought Spike Lee was a gifted director, but seeing this movie for the first time floored me. I was not prepared to be moved so much by a movie. This final scene is nothing short of magnificent. The entire film was a work of pure inspiration and genius.
Goldentonguedman 11 months ago 6
@Goldentonguedman
Agreed.
Wytchfinde 9 months ago
1 mistake is all it takes, and it is gone forever
kingofthenight1 11 months ago
one of my favorite endings to a movie; correction, one of my favorite scenes from a movie, beginning, middle or end. Thank you Spike Lee.
468David 11 months ago
James IS a strong name.
HappyBirthdayPaulie 11 months ago
Epic!
TheLuthien83 1 year ago
"Head out to the middle of nowhere and take that road as far as it will take us"
I love this scene....Sometimes we all just wanna do that.
bigwurm1987 1 year ago 4
This is the most epic daydream sequence I've ever seen on film. It's really amazing, because we all do this: think about the possibilities of our future. And yes, it gives you the bloody chills.
RossTheHick 1 year ago 2
i guess everyone thinks their fathers in that scene.
esraretin 1 year ago
@esraretin I did!
TheLuthien83 1 year ago
@TheLuthien83 i did too.it gave me the shivers(is this sentence true in english? im trying to learn it i guess its an idiom)
esraretin 11 months ago
I know the fucking GW bridge is in the background, but I doubt that the filmmakers intended that to be an indication that he went to jail. Only .0001% of the people watching the movie will know what bridge that was - at most it's an easter egg.
Hell, he could even be dead at the end. He's not moving at all. Or he could be going on the run, like his father said
fidgetingfinch 1 year ago
@fidgetingfinch Thanks for this as I was wondering what the pan down from that bridge was about. So the final scene is showing they didn't take the left and went on towards the jail?
Tim733733 11 months ago
@fidgetingfinch Except that Spike Lee explicitly stated that there was no ambiguity about the fact that he DOES go to jail.
shuabert 10 months ago
@shuabert Who cares what Spike Lee said? What do you think?
cjh8 10 months ago
The best three scenes in this movie are this one, the Fuck You mirror scene, and the make me ugly scene
Seriously if you watch these scenes and they don't make you feel something you have issues thank you vargas
hurten5151 1 year ago
@hurten5151 Very true
TheLuthien83 1 year ago
The best three scenes in this movie are this one, the Fuck You mirror scene, and the make me ugly scene
Seriously if you watch these scenes and they don't make you feel something you have issues
hurten5151 1 year ago
Goosebumps.
BboySirach 1 year ago
i want a break away from the city life, maybe one day, one day i'll go unnoticed, and start a new life on the country side.
FlippyMyDog 1 year ago
i couldnt let my dad leave me life that. it would kill me!
MattyLeeschl0ng1990 1 year ago
the Movie still gives me the emotions. One of the best.
BulgarianTuber 1 year ago
A gut wrenching finale with a beautiful score. In my own humble opinion it goes down as one of my favourite films and film scores ever.
IndianSummer2006 1 year ago 6
i dont thin kit would be bad if he goes to jail, maybe the movie wanted to show as that the ideal life can be after the prison, it would be 7 years in hell bu then he will have hi father his friends his dog his wife and a beutiful family
thodorisgiannakopoul 1 year ago
Listen to the music when he is getting his picture taken...simply beautiful.
jimdavis14 1 year ago 4
This film is a masterpeice. The ending is really depressing because I thought that maybe he'd actually ran when his father said "this life came so close to never happening".
giulianoisthebestyep 1 year ago 5
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giulianoisthebestyep 1 year ago
THis mirrors my life so much it scares me.
davidmbabyboy 1 year ago
The ideal life = a fantasy...
Mistermax30 1 year ago 7
only the our father love us
THIS IS THE TRUE
MrAmindada 1 year ago
That lump in your throat really hurts when you have a sore throat.
phat989 1 year ago
All credit to Spike.. this ending is really something special. A masterpiece
hypersphere 1 year ago 5
just watched the movie. During these scenes, I couldn't movie. No words to describe what this did to me.
RossTheHick 1 year ago 3
the ending is fucking brilliant
Talentz92 1 year ago 40
i can't believe that was only 10 minutes. incredible scene.
BillyChaka 1 year ago 4
This is my favourite movie just after "The shawshank redemption".
Almost the same story... 2 men tryin to bury the past, their former life and both headed for peace and freedom. I guess I'm like those 2 men.
Always tryin' to begin a new life. I'm not tough fibred enough to forget evrything for the moment. Maybe one day. But not yet...not yet
Peace :)
willhunting1000 1 year ago
I dont get why monty surrendered himself? you really think the feds would come after him? would they fuck.
swastikausa 1 year ago
fucking brillant actor
fabiogtv 1 year ago
I will not sully the greatness of a Spike Lee joint, with your lies. I choose to enjoy.
Dactuck 1 year ago
The only reason this movie is underrated...is because Spike Lee can't keep his stupid damn mouth shut with his stupid political opinions! This movie is brilliant!
holdenc96 1 year ago 3
@holdenc96 I have no idea what your gibberish means. Expand upon your ill-begotten thoughts.
Dactuck 1 year ago
@Dactuck Explaining something to you must be like trying to explain string theory to a June bug, but I'll try. Spike Lee is known for his racist and overly racial sensitivity. One off the top of my head is that he said blacks are incapable of being racist but they can be prejudiced. Also, he criticized Clint Eastwood for not having blacks in "Flags of Our Fathers." Yet his idiocy in interviews is nonexistent in his brilliant films. People who give him credit if he kept his opinions to himself.
holdenc96 1 year ago
@holdenc96 Don't try to talk sense little man. Where were you when segregation was law in this country? Where were you? When minorities were persecuted. Where were you? When Asians, Italians, Afro-Americans, German-Americans were fighting and dying for OUR country during WWII. Where were you? Go to sleep little man.
Dactuck 1 year ago
@Dactuck Okay lady!
holdenc96 1 year ago
@holdenc96 Agreed. I love this movie (and a fair few others of his), but Spike Lee is a moron.
ska2808 1 year ago
@holdenc96 'prejudice' is an attitude. 'racism' is the expression of prejudice by the ruling class towards its supposed inferiors. this is race theory 101. so spike lee is somewhat correct.
misterbizzones 1 year ago
When I first saw the ending I thought "Okaaaay going to far here movie" but when I thought about it later it seemed... something else y'know.
MarkArandjus 1 year ago
what is the alternate ending?
yellowmon123 1 year ago
beautiful ending
griff04 1 year ago 2
I really love how the entire scene is offering the illusion of ability to "start over" and then just comes back to reality in the final cut.
Vrankol 1 year ago 3
And yeah this has to be one of the most underrated films of the past decade. I've never seen Ed Norton make such a great performance, not even Fight Club.
YourTubeSpellChecker 1 year ago 4
It doesn´t get any better than this.
gustum 1 year ago 3
This scene makes me cry EVERY time!
nostayer 1 year ago 48
@nostayer You too?
Dactuck 8 months ago
I can not believe that someone disliked this... what a dumbass!
bojans88 1 year ago 8
@bojans88 Maybe they disliked that Monty went to jail? The circumstances are full of dislike, that's what makes it such a powerful movie.
TimThomason 1 year ago
Uvek placem na kraju ove scene,omiljeni film zauvek!!!!!!
TheMAKICA81 1 year ago 3
True father - son relation always open up when sheeeeeeeeeiiiit happens... unfortunately...
kopivoncro 1 year ago
@Sabotaz80xx hilarious
jkcp1000 1 year ago
I Love this movie, anyone can recomend any movie like it / this good?
fotbollsfanatiker 1 year ago
@fotbollsfanatiker-Try 21 Grams
drewrob23 1 year ago
the best possible ending wouldve been him, naturelle, and the kids coming home to their ranch after a family night out to find clay davis sitting inside wearing a cowboy hat " thought you could run away and escape a prison sentence? sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeit"
chillmatic 1 year ago 5
@chillmatic LOL! Glad to see another fan of the Wire!
Xenda 1 year ago
I just want to believe he didn't go to prison
MyUtopiaII 1 year ago 5
@MyUtopiaII I want to believe that too, but Monty chose jail...
Swa69er 1 year ago
I want to murder the one guy that disliked this.
scarface7uk7 1 year ago 3
I uploaded the entire film on my account.
LiquidSolidRaiden 1 year ago
this is sooo much better than the stupid Hollywood bullshit
jordanturner97 1 year ago 4
uno dei migliori film che ho visto...
agatamartakw 1 year ago
@georgesco94
New Yorkers don't post comments in all caps.
0906peter 1 year ago
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I uploaded this entire film
DCAUFan 1 year ago
Great actors, great script, great director.
Giantsbran1227 1 year ago 3
A film to remember ! These words ... make me shake ... said with passion, and purity ...
Celtic1888bg 1 year ago
The first time I saw this to the end it was like a punch in the face. Really effective scene.
skydark 1 year ago
The entire movie is uploaded on my channel.
DCAUFan 1 year ago
@DCAUFan Sweet!
Soulchyld70 1 year ago
I never understood the ending. What happens really?
theboondocks01 1 year ago
@theboondocks01 Well it's not that hard to understand... Just think about it... Monty's father tells him that he can go out in the west, start a new life instead of prison, tells him what could happen. But in the end you can see the car not on the bridge, so after all Monty decides to go to the prison, and be punished for the crimes he committed.
Imiface 1 year ago
@Imiface
Ok kewl. Thats what I thought. Cause I havent seen this movie. I caught in on FX the other day. I saw the last 15 minutes. I knew he was suppose to go to jail for something. In the last shot I couldnt tell if he was going to jail or if he was dead.
theboondocks01 1 year ago
@theboondocks01 Nothing. The main character goes to jail, because the final scene it's just a possibility, a life that could have come, that came so close to never happening...
micromij 1 year ago
This movie still gives me the shivers.
vargas37 1 year ago 93