Charles Bronson - THE MECHANIC - Ending (spoilers)

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In The Mechanic (1972) Charles Bronson plays a hit man who takes an apprentice. In the end his apprentice betrays him, but Bronson avenges from the grave.

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• Jan-Michael
• Vincent
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• Mechanic
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• note

[keonikauai]

I hate remakes and sequels. This is the original and classic one

[telephowned]

@Trashcanstudiosinc oh no. he died. that's what makes the ending cool and relevant: that when he kills his killer, he's reaching out from beyond the grave to do the deed, which is what makes this film better than the remake.

[Roggiedodgie]

That's just great. If I want to poison someone, not only do I have to worry about a guilty conscience, getting caught, going to jail, going to hell if I don't repent, but karma as well. Guess my plans will have to be put on hold.

[italianoval]

@keonikauai 101% jason statham is a lunatic

charles bronson was ACE

no once comes close

[wendycs3]

Fantastic !!

[4Topwood]

What a classic. My husband keeps pestering me to see the remake just to irritate me.

I LOVE this movie.

[VanDarkholmeTDN]

@Herreken Why? Because Hollywood is running out of ideas and aren't creative enough to come up with their own.

[DANINJA48]

That end theme is my phones ringtone. A bank cashier recognized it last week. lol

[DANINJA48]

@WilliamDRowlett I had a gold one for some years. I miss that car. In fact I had two 1972 Mustangs....one Mach and one Sportroof, both gold. Sold them when finances got tight. Over 2g's for each of them. lol

[KungFuRascals3]

@pistachioguy I saw the remake and I agree. In the remake it seemed like Steve Mcenna (I forgot who played him in the remake) was out for revenge for his father's death, which is predictable. In the original, Steve didn't give a shit one way or another.

[KungFuRascals3]

@youtoo5ify LOL! So did I! It was accurate.

[youtoo5ify]

@Sun6Tzu I'm a huge fan of this movie but didn't see the remake. I know nothing about acting but would like to think I would maintain artistic integrity above ego. My guess is it's more difficult to do so these days. Feels like a shame. Take that with a grain of salt. My pretty severe unhappiness with modern day aesthetics is probably silly.