Flight (Ending Scene) Denzel Washington

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[@dgbeats1886]

Hearing that title "the most fascinating person, that i've never met" from your own son... It hits you right in the middle of your heart. What a great movie!

[@kxmode]

Followup is heavier: Son asks his father, "Who are you?" He answers "That's a good question" completely ignoring the plane flying overhead. So many layers in that scene.

[@Agent1W]

+kxmode "That plane? Pfft. I *used* to be that, but no more."

[@kxmode]

+Agent1W Son: "You used to be a plane?"

[@Agent1W]

kxmode Figuratively, since pilots are the ones flying it.

[@geoffhill6992]

Yeah that got me as well

[@richardmrreno]

I'm sure its been mentioned, but the airliner heard flying overhead at the end of the scene is quite significant. Throughout the film there are several instances when he hears a plane flying overhead and looks up at it. In that final scene, its as though he finally realises he is no longer a pilot and hence doesn't look up.

[@hiranom20]

+Richard V Well said! I remember moments before he devastated the mini-bar he was looking at a plane flying overhead on the balcony. Some serious foreshadowing there...

[@Shorty15c4007]

+Richard V That's some college/highschool writing imagery A+ bullshit right there!

[@kingwacky184]

+UberTech He is right in what he said.

[@KelpStalker]

+Richard V - I like reading the comments, some of you all pick up on things that us mortals miss out on! Excellent point!

[@gregj831]

No! He was always be a pilot in his heart. Nobody, not even the FAA can ever take that away. Alcohol took his wings but it didn't take his commitment to become a pilot. Pilots are held to the highest standards of any profession. Nobody, including brain surgeons can light a fucking candle to a military pilot turned commercial pilot. A pilot whom seeks help from the disease of alcoholism will find his life forever under a microscope. They are constantly psychologically evaluated and also have to pass rigorous cognitive exams if they ever want to return to cockpit. No profession has standards that come anywhere close to that.

[@theupstateniko]

"Who are you?".... Pause (Airplane sound) "That's a good question." 😢😢

[@Prince-gu8or]

Niko you get it

[@brandonbaltazar9613]

I don’t get it please explain to me

[@savagemacc]

Brandon Baltazar he’s an airplane

[@MrFlyboy1313]

He’s a bird whose wings have been clipped forever. Never again to feel like the man he was meant to be.

[@antwik80]

Denzel is a legendary actor

[@cheezmebaby]

I got an "apples to apples" question as to "talent". I chose Eddie Murphy over Denzel solely for his healing ability of laughter

[@shirok4140]

He acts the same in every single movie lol

[@shaunnaidoo8811]

No he's the pilot

[@mihai-danut6955]

A big big one

[@ayoal]

Damn straight

[@ChrisCrazyHouse]

This was a great film all together. My father struggled with alcohol addiction and this movie brought up a lot of memories. He's been sober for about 20 years now but this movie really hit home.

[@LithiumNovaX]

+Crazy House My dad felt the same way. Been sober for about the same time. This movie hit even more home for him because his best friend was a passenger on Alaska Airlines Flight 261. This plane actually had to go inverted before crashing into the pacific ocean, killing all passengers on board. This movie, to say the least, was hard to watch.

[@youdontseeanoldmanhavinatw4904]

Crazy House 23 years*

[@Shootskas]

I lost my brother to PTSD/Alcoholism and have struggled with addiction all my life...this movie went straight to the heart.

[@marshallevans8492]

Congratulations to your father's continued sobriety.

[@jamiesonh2323]

Congratulations to your Father for his sobriety! That gift is a blessing. I’ll be the age of 40 in August. March 10th was 10 years sober. This movie hit home. Enough that I was on a date she knew I was just out of rehab we went to watch another movie but this was playing. Next thing you know I am being held made sure I was ok. This movie is powerful.

[@BrunoDECOURCY]

“Who are you? That’s a good question.....” With the sound of a plane in the background.... What an ending.... And, as always, What an Actor!!!

[@abrahammbanitaabu8666]

I like the facial expression

[@sanjgadhvi3987]

the way he smiles when he sees his son has come to visit... amazing!

[@Frankie-O]

🤩

[@ryderbenson8472]

In his 36 year career of acting this was by far one of Denzel's best performances. I can't believe it's been almost 6 years since I saw this movie, 1 month after I turned 21. It taught me something, to watch how much I drink and not let it take over my Mind & Body, otherwise I'll end up an Alcoholic !!!

[@Hennessy198]

Iirc, the NTSB actually tried to help him out. They realized that he was under the influence when he got his tests thrown out, but since that actually ended up being the reason why he was able to save all those people, they gave him the chance to use his dead colleague as a scapegoat. But his morals were too strong and he refused to dishonor her memory for his own benefit.

[@an0970]

Nice guys always finish last.

[@baltazarrodriguez11]

It wasn't the NTSB, it was his own lawyers that were trying to help him (obviously)

[@smalf00]

I feel like it's a major misconception that Denzel's character is supposed to be moral throughout the film. he's not a good person but an exceptional pilot, at the jury it wasn't about him standing on the morals hed always had, it was him realizing this was it, this was his last chance to not be a bad person and he took it. it's less a "I'm too moral to lie about my colleague" and more him just shattering at the thought of one more lie and from the broken pieces building himself into an honorable man. when people act like he was always moral it kinda takes away from his growth, because he was not moral but learned to be, and the first step in learning to be moral is to stop being immoral

[@againstthepoints9486]

I love movies that end like this. That build up with emotion/tention, and the final quote with a blackout at the end with a fantastic score. Brilliant.

[@Rusiputki]

Denzel: "I'm the guy with a drinking problem who saved the lives on that airplane. I'm the guy they imprisoned for what if's instead of facts. Instead of medal I get a life sentence. That's who I am"

[@dranelemakol]

He bought something with his jail time: the privilege of no longer having to lie to anyone, ever.

[@calzonetrash]

life sentence? it’s 6 years dude chill

[@ABCEDEFG911]

CalzoneTrash 1 day alone in prison is horrible. I couldnt imagine 6 years of your life in prison.

[@highecuador1873]

White dude wouldve gotten AA

[@tellurye]

@@highecuador1873 Hey race baiting asshole, this is a story BASED off a white pilot, asshole. Its in the Big Blue Book!

[@gregj831]

The ending is an emotional gut check as it so beautifully captures the fact Whip's Aviation Community, Girlfriend and family never abandoned him but moreover, that his AA family never abandoned him. In reaching the bottom/lowest point with prison, Whip finds sobriety and therefore himself and happiness.

[@Frankie-O]

I guess nobody coming to visit Whip in prison was proven wrong by his son.

[@farooqbaluch]

I m an Alcholic and this movie is so true, how we hurt people around us when we are using.

[@relentlessohio7222]

Farooq Baluch I am too and it's a hell of a disease. People don't get how much it can affect those around you. It really is a son of a bitch.

[@asecretone]

It's easier to stay clean in a controlled environment. The scary part is when you leave and you're up to your old devices again.

[@Zabs_Mcgee]

In the words of George Thurgood, "I DRINK ALONE I PREFER TO DRINK BY MYSELF"

[@nigelft]

Forgive me for saying this ... My dad was a borderline alcoholic; my best friend has end-stage renal disease because he is an alcoholic; and a few years ago, I lost a dear friend, and mentor, to alcoholism... Being an addict is a disease ... a disease few understand, which can be devistating both for the addict, and those around them ... But, like many diseases, it is possible to get well; you will remain an alcoholic for the rest of your life, but every day sober is a small victory ... As my friend that passed away said, "all addictions boil down to this: pain management ...", and I believe him ... just wish he followed his own advice ... otherwise I would have attended his funeral ... In short this; admitting you have a problem is a big step; understanding the pain that drives it is quite another ... I have seen it in real life ... it is doable ... To those whom are alcoholics, get help. The road to recovery is long, and difficult, but not impassable... I sincerely wish you all good health, & a long, and sober, life ... Be well.

[@randomgames2692]

I too have a drinking problem

[@J4535-b9p]

At the end: Son: Who are you? Denzel: Who Am I? I'm Spiderman....*theme song*

[@ChristoTitan]

lmfao

[@conbob492]

24601

[@s10dlka]

I'M BATMAAN!

[@Snow.Burial]

-Who are you ? - I am drunk ...

[@keaedo394]

john cena

[@YGardenRose]

I get chills watching Denzel in certain scenes in this movie. An amazing actor! And so many other actors as well!

[@Frankie-O]

🥶

[@dreamwala1217]

One of greatest actor alive

[@ianmangham4570]

Amazing 😊Devil In A Blue Dress

[@oscarxp25]

Denzel was amazing in this film. I am not going to lie, I held back tears at this scene. That look he gives his son when the son addresses why he is interviewing him is so heartbreaking.

[@bryce251]

I dont think he should have been jailed. Fined and stripped from his job yes. But not 6 years of jail.

[@jackbartlett8271]

+bryce251 Here in Australia (in the suburb I live in) a teenage girl was hit by a drunk, un-licensed and under-aged driver who was hooning in his mates car. The girl suffered a huge leg injury and it had to be amputated and she has to live with that for the rest of her life now. The driver of the car was actually, at the time, being hunted down by the police for a court sentence that he had previously avoided. He had un-provokingly attacked a teenager on a train a few months earlier. His punishment for bashing an innocent kid on public transport, driving under-aged, drunk and without a licence and causing grievous bodily harm because of it? $150 and just over a years imprisonment with parole. And there are people out there that are being put in prison for 20 years because they did a bit of tax-dodging. The law system in the world is an absolute joke. But a pilot that flies drunk is a very serious offence, even if he did save the lives of most of the people on board.

[@bryce251]

+Jack Bartlett Which is why he should have just lost his job and maybe a fine. Regardless of his state if he was not on that plane every one would have died. Taking that into consideration he shouldnt have been piloting while under the influence AT ALL, but he was the sole reason people survived.

[@The_G_89]

Going to Jail was the best thing to happen to him. Being in Jail has helped him overcome his addiction of alcohol and that will continue to grow and help him out. Who knows, he could also get parole for good behavior.

[@TryHardXbox1]

+bryce251 So many people could have died because of him, you don't understand that. He saved the people but the outcome if he was even more drunk and killed many people, he would have been put in jail for a VERY long time.

[@bryce251]

TryHardXbox1 But that obviously wasnt the scenario at all lol. He wasnt that intoxicated and he saved everyone under the influence. As I said because of his heroic deeds he should have just been fired and fined, not jailed.

[@akshayudeshi2980]

This scene just made the end a perfect one!

[@BOWMANTUNES]

As a stepfather to a wonderful daughter who came into my life when she was a year and a half old, this scene absolutely slays me. One of the saddest questions I've ever been asked is, "What does my real Dad look like? Who is he?" Very painful stuff.

[@gmanzano89gm]

was the real dad a drunk?

[@NCMonefaith]

What does the real dad look like? Who was he?

[@gregordrizzlewing7339]

Best thing you can do is just love that child regardless

[@ChickenScratchComedy]

He looks like "you". I know the feeling as I have two that I care for and love as my own.

[@wpistol]

Look around. You see him? That's what he looks like. Now. Look at me. This is what a dad looks like.

[@TheGoodfella2012]

One of the finest performances and movies ever. I wish both would get more appreciation.

[@gmoneyonly1920]

The way he hugs his son! I never had that but when I prepare everything for my son, he will will always have that hug waiting for him!

[@josuediaz2192]

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[@Frankie-O]

🫂

[@kinnikuchu]

Right, but he did something extraordinary which resulted in saving lives. Just like it is illegal to kill someone else, police or soldiers do it every time to save others. I would have agreed on removing its pilot license for breaking the rules, but sending him to jail was a bit too much.

[@Daemon1995_]

it was about laws

[@red_freire]

He did something extraordinary by chance, flying is dangerous so we do everything possible so we can avoid ANY problems, being sober improves greatly how you perform. We don't punish people by the results, we punish by the conscious mistakes they made. Say I throw a paper in to the trash and that activates a bomb and kill thousands, I'm guilt only of my conscious intent, wich was throwing the paper out, not the killing. Same way the pilot here is guilt of being drunk and incapacitated while responsible for hundreds of lives, not of landing the plane.

[@Intothefirenow]

Imo this would be pardon territory. It was the machine's fault and he was the only pilot capable of saving all of lives during that major malfunction. I'm sure there would be a movement to pardon him.

[@20the20]

@@red_freire that would mean that it was dumb luck that he landed the plane the way he did, which I dont think is totally fair. You could make the argument that since he was such a deeply dependent alcoholic, if he was sober he might have had a more adverse reaction and not been able to keep his cool the way his copilot (who ended up dead) did. And people have gotten pardoned for making incredible things happen under normally punishable circumstances before.

[@tonybadaboni]

@@20the20 the copilot didnt die he just couldnt walk anymore whatchu talking about did he die in the movie later? I thought it was just he couldnt walk no more.

[@1981TURBOTRANSAM1]

The airplane overhead during this scene is incredibly powerful and it’s taken 5 maybe 6 views to even realise this. So powerful! And the question “so who are you?” We should all try answering that without starting by saying “My name is………..” and see how we get on. Most can’t even get past that………defining who you are without using your name is key in that scene. It may also be key in life.

[@krrish9794]

why this movie isn't won one ocsar ? Great acting,profound screen play& best writing.Deserves at least one oscar in either of the departments.

[@MrFlyboy1313]

Krrish too much better competition that year. Argo was the runaway winner for best picture and the acting awards were dominated by the films“Lincoln” and Silver Linings Playbook. Also Life of Pi was a favorite.

[@jonathangomez1727]

This movie wasn't meant for everybody

[@NardoVogt]

Denzel has this fantastic way of just saying "OK". It can transport so many things. From: "OK, I am hit emotionally" to "Ok, you are going down now."

[@kinnikuchu]

If it was the bad condition of the plane the responsible of the accident, why was he send to jail? Regardless of him being intoxicated while piloting he made a maneuver no other sober pilot could ever done, which resulted in saving lives. He should have given a medal.

[@jermainethomas1570]

Because he was intoxicated...you don't suppose to be under the influence while operating a vehicle

[@mgandorfilms3932]

In a real story that would end up same, Insurance wouldn't have to pay up

[@ninja4O5]

Nope. They're all dead. He is in some kinda coma both of them are. He didn't survive the crash, the woman overdosed n died, the cancer guy on verge of death proves it by his presence all 3 dead. The whole move is just his illusion of doing the impossible inverted stunt n saving lives but in reality he was drunk af crashed the plane n died. He in coma n dead.

[@nardinit]

@@ninja4O5 How does the cancer guy prove it with his presence?

[@jason21jburg]

Some people got some weird thought processes on here.

[@micahclawrence]

This movie…hear me out…is actually not that great. If ANY other actor played the lead it would be a heavy handed, melodramatic ok movie. Denzel on his own takes it to a whole other level. He is one of the best living actors.

[@mraverybrown4621]

The first time I watched this movie, I didn't cry until this specific scene. The music score really helps push out the tears, too. Lol.

[@mikewoodson6930]

Great scene. Only the sober Denzel could suck it up after that question and help his son.

[@TheDa6781]

I'm the Equalizer, son.

[@XLILS3XY1X]

I can't!! Just like with the ending from Man On Fire, this ending had me in tears!! Especially this one, hits home. Wow. Hands down Denzel Washington is my all time favorite actor. I've seen just about every single movie he's made.

[@shoeplayisbad1]

Man on fire and John q made me cry

[@Tonycillian5]

Man on Fire is the best action film ever

[@shoeplayisbad1]

@@Tonycillian5 it's very good but there are better action movies

[@Tonycillian5]

@@shoeplayisbad1 Like which ones

[@shoeplayisbad1]

@@Tonycillian5 Rambo, commando with Arnold, 300, die hard, to name a few

[@ryancadogan4504]

This is the only movie scene that has managed to make me cry as an adult

[@Frankie-O]

😢

[@ohheyimjulez9690]

Flight was such a good movie. I could go into the acting, storyline, but there is nothing specific to like. Its all just amazing.

[@jasmineakagha4354]

It breaks my heart that the best movies from Netflix.

[@marioramos6532]

it's king of symbolic when he is asked "who are you?" and then he answers "that is a good question" and you can hear a plane flying by in the background...just fascinating!

[@TheThebestatwhatido]

i wept for quit some time after watching this. being estranged from my sons for 20 years for reasons not in the same range as this, it gives me hope.

[@bilalattique]

Give em a call

[@ianmangham4570]

HOPE IS THE MOTHER OF ALL MEN

[@AAAAAAA66879]

I have no children, 35, and I’m ok with it. But thinking that this way I might be missing my son saying a thing of the kind makes me think and shiver. Such a nice thing surely shouldn’t be missed in one’s life

[@Contakum]

I type this on December 24, 2013 it reminds me of my regular Christmas get - together with many members of my extended family that I don't actually know, they are ashamed of me. I had the talent to be better in life. Alcoholism destroyed me. That extended family of mine will always be willing to "throw me a bone" because they love me more than I deserve.

[@6dugpar6]

god bless you x

[@CFLsurfr]

Contakum and Joshu - Even knowing this is merely a message on a youtube video - and we're probably worlds apart - I'm here for you. Love isn't conditional when it comes to your family. Do your best - keep your heads held high - make little steps to improve - don't be perfect - but just try...and one day - you will overcome

[@Nate4Life01]

Contakum bruh this comment is old I'm old fuck

[@darthestvaughn]

Oye vie.. I need a drink

[@parleseniortv2685]

Man be tough out their i know i don't know who u are and u can say the same but man dont be ashamed of what u did ,be free take it as a thing that happened and let it go.Our solutions to problems is that we dont do that again Brother and not hold to that,our problem is we stuck on the past when we can have a future im a addict too but i love my Mumma and papa ,im will to change its hard ,everytime i fail i just wanna quit but quitting wont help, blaming urself for what u are not gonna change the way u want to be,nobody can understand that but only a lonely guy with a Dream

[@misterhand7229]

Sometimes will find your peace in the most uncertain place possible but it will take away all of your fears, depression, anxiety and worries then you can say it to yourself " I'm at peace "

[@Frankie-O]

🕊

[@cpedzai]

Its a good thing that 1) his son came to him for help 2) regards him the most fascinating person he never met and 3) he wants to know him. Nothing sad about this movie. Really good in illustrating that you win what matters when it seems you lose what does not.

[@jameswilliams-of3mv]

...powerful movie.. this ending scene made me cry and tear up... Denzel does such great dramatic performances...

[@Frankie-O]

😢

[@the-loner-92]

Boy, that's one hell of a scene...when his son says "THE MOST FACINATING PERSON THAT I'VE NEVER MET" and the reaction after it by Denzel....😀😀😀

[@gemzboy3697]

That hugging scene of father and son 💟

[@Frankie-O]

🫂

[@galacticalliance4801]

i watched this movie on accident, i thought it was a movie about flying planes, something like top gun, it definitely was not what i expected but in a good way, hell of a movie, hell of a message.

[@mikophilo348]

Knowing Denzel he probably asked if he could be incarcerated just like he asked if his 'Training Day' character could die at the end.

[@FrizFroz]

If college apps were based off only the essay component and if his son was a halfway decent writer, that'd be an essay worth an Ivy admission.

[@paddyjsheridan]

FrizFroz ivy from Batman?

[@Shootskas]

but they are not...they are based off ethnicity and SAT/ACT scores...they couldn't give a shit about an essay.

[@hellfire6028]

Robert Zemeckis is such a great director.

[@A-Dubs398]

WTF? The guy who did Back to the Future? Flight is so different.

[@jbg71384]

I love the music playing in the background. It sounds sad and painful, like the life of an addict, but it also sounds hopeful as well.

[@Frankie-O]

😔

[@GaryJnr2003]

Even at the very end you hear an aeroplane flying over top that’s crazy how much detail they thought to put in this movie

[@channingsayles8348]

That is a wonderful movie I had to rewatch. It had so long since I seen it. I know it’s just a movie and I’m sure some very good stuntmen and greenscreen. Denzel did great and stayed calm with the plane

[@karlsmith6690]

Fuck. The feel is so strong in this ending. :(

[@Frankie-O]

💪

[@redmachine7312]

Too many actors these days,denzel doesnt act,hes is as real as it can get,man just takes and lives each character he plays,legend.

[@chez881]

Every time I watch this scene it makes me cry. Man. Gets me every time.

[@Frankie-O]

🥲

[@Naruto4life3D2Y]

I'm so proud to say that I'm currently 24 years and one week sober. I'm 24 btw my birthday was last week.😏

[@berict]

9 months

[@iza3887]

You are awesom

[@MrRop-yp3wt]

Lmaoo am 16hrs sober

[@bruceg.6282]

@brandon gates you're not missing anything, my friend

[@Frankie-O]

🥲

[@hoos87]

I cry every time i watch the this part, such a powerful film

[@Frankie-O]

😢

[@dbodooley]

Undrrrated film. Denzel’s performance was beyond Oscar worthy in this.

[@twitchelpadrino6150]

This scene means so much in so many different ways

[@tailgatetails]

KZbin algorithms brought me here dec 25th 2019. Almost exactly 7 years after it was uploaded. Weeeeeiiirrrrddddd

[@AutisticDigger87]

this is so extremely deep to me pesonally and i love this things, This to med is what makes movies interesting

[@danielmaluenda9731]

I can't relate too much to some of his struggles, but when he said earlier in the movie "it was as if in that moment I could not tell another lie...... but I feel sober and I thank god for that..... for the first time in my life I feel free" I teared up a little, it's strong, makes me remember of when I feel sober or guilty it's nearly a moment of tranquility after a lot of stress. And the courage it took for him to tell the truth in court, wow.

[@JackieEco]

Denzel deserves 12 Oscars for his role in this - I think Zemeckis also deserves to be recognized as well as the cast and film itself - just a little bit more...

[@anirbandatta7794]

Look at the man in the very last shot. That's a good question. That's called impeccable timing of the GREAT, DAZLING, Mr. Denzel Washington! May GOD keep this man in the best of health and spirit so that he continues to do, that is, the BEST he does. Pure, simple GREAT acting!

[@jasenxander7301]

Great story. I loved this movie

[@stevel6939]

Empathy for that kid. I lived in a house with my father but hardly ever saw him or engaged with him. Like growing up fatherless, yet not.

[@slimj091]

"Who are you?" Whip: I'm the Banana Man.

[@Frankie-O]

🍌

[@rotyler2177]

His family is proud of him for simply telling the truth. There were consequences for telling the truth that day and most people wouldn't have said at that hearing what he said. That's why it's important to tell the truth ALL the time not some of the time.

[@Frankie-O]

🥲

[@etmchrome]

I love this because it's almost as if his son is allowing him to now ask himself that question: "Who are You?" ...Now that he's accepted and begun to deal with his alcoholism and now that he hasn't got his wings anymore--its a complete rebirth that's only taken place because of his acceptance and willingness to take responsibility.

[@sappermade6012]

Wow that ending is powerful! To all my sober brothers and sisters ONE DAY AT A TIME

[@Sparksterfu]

Me one year would have been enough I mean he did land the plane life is short man

[@kinnikuchu]

It would be more like your tire blows up and you manage to control the car. But that is a different topic because the driver under the law has to be aware of the condition of its own vehicle. A pilot does not own the airplane therefore he is ignorant of the whole condition of the machine.

[@chylaux4871]

😔

[@algorhythmic3904]

Not an accurate comment. Commercial pilots perform detailed inspections both inside and outside the aircraft prior to each flight. To say a pilot is ‘ignorant of the whole condition of the machine’ is flat out wrong

[@artvandalay2120]

@@algorhythmic3904 commercial pilots do not perform inspection of the "inside" of planes only the cockpits and passenger areas. Only a maintenance personnel can inspect the mechanical areas inside the plane. The area that took damage in particular was located in the stab of the plane, and there's no way to inspect it during a per launch.

[@MsWALKERWEAR]

What an AWESOME movie!!! Love DENZEL WASHINGTON!😍🤩❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@PONTIACDIEDIN1981]

denzel the greatest actor who ever lived. bar none. i feel like im with him when hes in a movie.

[@kinskyalexandre1396]

Great ending however we need to see apart 2 of that movie!

[@crazyboxer3689]

Wow.....such a hopeful ending. Both for the son and for the father. Second chance. New life.

[@The.Authority...]

I'll like to believe that flight & cast away take place in the same cinematic universe... The parallel between this ending & cast away, both protagonists are at the end of one journey & ready to begin another, one of healing & acceptance of the uncertain future

[@flightofthebumblebee9529]

For anyone who didn't get it, Whip is more free, I mean truly FREE and happy and full of life during these prison scenes than he was the entire film before it. Whip made it. God let him save the plane, then let him save himself.

[@an0970]

Yea because preno tastes like shit man 😂😂😂

[@oleg_artene]

Denzel Washington, with that face, can make you feel an inspired deep thinker even after he farts

[@angelor96]

this movie is seriously under rated and ive seen some great ones.

[@michaelm3033]

i was an alcoholic from 2012 to 2013. dont blame us, we have demons. some of us overcome it, some of us do not. bless

[@sweetkiss119]

Michael M don’t blame us? As adults you are responsible for your own actions. You make the choice to drink or do the drugs. So sick of addicts refusing to take responsibility for there actions. But why would you even it’s so much easier to blame other people. Pathetic

[@MrFlyboy1313]

Michael M you’re still an alcoholic,sir it never goes away. I hope you have been sober and regained control of your life. The fight to stay sober is a lifetime battle. Stay strong!

[@hafeezminhas]

Denzel Washington defined the word Perfection through his acting and being the character. His own personality never becomes part of the role. who else can do it?

[@4.n.k.i.t]

And I couldn't control the tears.

[@vrole3273]

same

[@Frankie-O]

😭

[@eljokerrg8739]

Sublime Movie! 👏

[@arcanusluvalus1388]

"Who are you?".... Pause (Airplane sound) "Im an alcoholic."

[@rishikeshbharat9859]

Absolutely Beautyful Music...

[@jasonhanks8258]

Love how they used the same photo for different occasions

[@Marc-qe2xg]

Son:Who are you? Denzel: My name is John Cena!!!!!

[@thebullguy9938]

+Mike Ramos and YOU CANT SEE ME !!

[@TommTooTone]

Da da da daaaaa

[@samuelfreeland]

Denzel Washington is my favorite actor in the world today

[@jackreacher4212]

what the ending!! absolute brilliant😭😭🤩🤩

[@Frankie-O]

👏

[@ringle41]

That's the first time I noticed a planes noise at the very end in the background. ..

[@CCJJ160Channels]

Daniel Day-Lewis deserved an Oscar for Lincoln. But Washington deserved one for this role too. Such a pity they both had to be out at the same time.

[@user-sw7ln9ro7y]

There was a pilot equal to God. In the end of the movie, a pilot is no more. There is just a good man

[@mellowrose9470]

The ending with the plane flying over while it pauses is a touching part to him

[@syedkhan2652]

I watch this scene everyday just love it

[@kodisummerville5366]

Saves the whole flight....ends up in prison... Crazy

[@JT-xg6po]

I definitely need to see this movie!! 🍿

[@kompissanu1983]

When I found out Everything can become a addiction if you’re not careful and miss abuse it, it was too late but not too late to stop, I may not be alcoholic but I sure am addicted...

[@montecristo7527]

This movie is magnificent but it's heavily wrong on the pilot, the pilot wasn't drunk and in fact did everything possible to make sure the plane went down safely as according to the black box found in the wreckage, the character Whip was made solely for the movie and it was the best decision the writers ever made

[@1998-h1r]

🔥AMAZING FILM✈❤DENZEL🔝🍻

[@Frankie-O]

🤩

[@saquist]

This is the first time I"ve seen this scene...I'm 43 years old. And I decided to go back to college to get an Engineering Degree so I can be a NASA Spacecraft Engineer. Even though I did live with my father for 15 years...he wasn't interested in me. We never talked or socialized...and he was fascinating and sometimes scary but I honestly never knew him. This scene is me at 21. This is me now.

[@Cb88x]

Notice the plane flying over sound effects as he said “that’s a good question?”