Thelma & Louise:Ending Scene

ok i know the song is Thunderbird by Hans zimmer but when i listen to the song, its different. like there's something missing. espically the part where they actually drive off.

Sorry, but you are rude and a bit jerk. Ok, a lot jerk. I can get your opinion if you tell it in an intelligent way. But it's everything, but intelligent. I just can't stand your style.

What Happened??

to "thismomentisfate"....it ain't dying that's been talked about, it's about living!" (see Gus McCrae, Lonesome Dove)....it's about being free and making choices to live or die...they chose to die their way, not the way that would be handed down by the law!.....Great movie!

We either live again, or we don't; either way, how much then does it matter how or when we leave.
At least here, these girls leave in the prime of their lives, beyond the reach of all their enemies; all those ugly spirited men with guns who would dominate or destroy them.
In death they are free, from at least that.
Maybe in the next world they will find a beautiful place with a garden. maybe have free-range chickens.
This world is a bit too nasty for me too - have thought about leaving it.

great ending shows how much they care about eachother

The name of the song is "Thunderbird" (by Hans Zimmer)

@weoiii wrong. thats how it ends...what part is missing?

??? i wouldnt be happy to die with a friend. lol

im surprised people think this is a movie about empowering women. in old movies men would fight and try to fight a way to save themselves. but here we see women just throwing away their lives like its worthless. isnt it better to find some other way? instead of just giving up? even if they did go to prison theyll still be alive and fighting. very sad movie....