FIRST TIME WATCHING | The Departed (2006) | Movie Reaction | Did You See That Coming?

The Mrs. watches the Martin Scorsese classic crime drama The Departed (2006) for the first time. Here's her reaction.
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[@peterbooth793]

Only Martin Scorsese could get away with killing every A-list actor in Hollywood and make a hit out of it.

[@SalvableRuin]

It's obviously Bill Constigan's baby. That's why they made the point of Matt Damon's character having impotence problems and trying to overcompensate.

[@goodfella1234]

This film implied that bad guys are all impotent

[@SalvableRuin]

@@goodfella1234 I think you are right haha

[@ultimagameboy]

I love that line from Marky Mark "Who am I? I'm the guy who does his job - you must be the other guy!" ... which is a nice little bridge to the film called The Other Guys, in which Marky Mark plays a very aggressive, overly frustrated and angry cop.

[@YouMeTheMovies]

Aim for the bushes

[@orlandostock7440]

@@YouMeTheMovies have you seen Blade with Wesley snipes and Stephen Dorph?

[@MrSqurk]

I thought the exact same during this reaction. I have seen the movie 10 times and never noticed before.

[@vincecommando7575]

Jack Nicholson was on fire in this movie. He can play villains so flawlessly that it's scary. He is a true Hollywood legend for sure.

[@jnagarya519]

He's over the top. And this film is a confused remake of the superior original "Infernal Affairs".

[@vincecommando7575]

@@jnagarya519 Most people would seriously disagree with you on both points. Also I have seen Internal Affairs and it far from a superior film.

[@jnagarya519]

@@vincecommando7575 Who are "most people? -- oh, right: you as an individual. "Infernal Affairs" is superior. All Scorsese did was create a confused mishmash by grafting on a "Whitey" Bulger character who is Italian -- Costello; and who, because of that, wouldn't have survived on the "Irish" streets of South Boston -- the Italian mob was situated in Boston's NORTH end. And the two gangs were RIVALS. Worse, Scorsese's Italian Costello's gang is comprised of South Boston "Irish" -- which for obvious reasons couldn't happen. (The two thugs from Providence depicted as shaking down a store owner in South Boston were "Italian" -- again, which would never have happened.) For an accurate depiction of that history see "Black Mass" (with Johnny Depp as Bulger). And I'll also throw in the superb "Donnie Brasco" with Pacino and Depp.

[@jnagarya519]

@@vincecommando7575 Yeah -- Scorsese would have thought of the plot on his own except that he didn't. Again, Scorsese copied the original onto which he tacked a confused mishmash associating Costello with "Whitey" Bulger, but entirely ignoring the cultural incoherence that produced. Compare it with the excellent "Black Mass". And I'm not impressed by actors who are simply being products of their environment and upbringing -- Damen, as example.

[@vincecommando7575]

@@jnagarya519 You don't know much about movies do you? Every single director and writer has borrowed or stole countless ideas for movies. I'm not denying that Martin Scorsese did base the characters of Frank Costello, Arnold French and Colin Sullivan on Jimmy "Whitey" Bulger, Stevie "The Rifleman" Flemmi and John "Zip" Connelly. However he wasn't trying to do an accurate portrayal of the characters. Instead Scorsese wanted them to be similar but separate from the characters.

[@jarrodoakley6911]

Her genuine nature is fantastic. And his “one step ahead” coolness is awesome

[@misschiefmanager6670]

I saw this in theaters in Silver Spring, Maryland in Jan 2007. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. Matt Damon played a great double crosser.

[@packedentertainment2866]

I find it interesting that all the characters that said homophobic slurs & homophobic nonsense like Leonardo DiCaprio & Matt Damon’s characters all died at the end. It was interesting. I think everyone got what they deserved in the end. Mark Wahlberg’s character was the only one that live because he was the only good character, except maybe Vera Farmiga’s character too

[@SwerveDaddy1115]

“No ticky. No laundry”. The best line of the film

[@iesickboy]

They told Leonardo he wasn't a cop because they knew from the get go that he was going under cover. He's not a cop. He can never say he is one. Lesson 1.

[@Packard63]

Just about left her speechless at the end, but when nearly everyone dies that happens......one of those movies you need to see again to see what you may have missed first time.

[@Mozdk1]

Everyone who was a rat died. Meaning most of them. That's the point.

[@mousc460]

@@Mozdk1 What about Dignam?

[@insiddious]

@@mousc460 Dignam and Alec Baldwin were prolly the only non-rats in the movie

[@mousc460]

@@insiddious I don't know. How did Dignam conclude that Sullivan was the rat? He disappeared before Costigan could present the damning evidence. The clue the movie gives about Dignam, is that he is another shady cop. Whether you agree or not, Dignam dishonors himself by murdering Sullivan. I don't think his boss Queenan, would condone his murder. That's not to say his boss Costello, wouldn't have the same sentiment. But, I don't know.

[@packedentertainment2866]

I find it interesting that all the characters that said homophobic slurs & homophobic nonsense like Leonardo DiCaprio & Matt Damon’s characters all died at the end. It was interesting. I think everyone got what they deserved in the end. Mark Wahlberg’s character was the only one that live because he was the only good character, except maybe Vera Farmiga’s character too

[@xavvi]

I don't see this mentioned much but very clearly this is a movie about fatherhood. It's insinuated that Sullivan is impotent, and we know Costello never had kids so it's possible he is too. We know how important Costigan's dad is to him and everyone else, and we assume he also became a father. We see both Queenan and Costello take on surrogate father roles to both Costigan and Sullivan and I assume Queenan was like a father to Dignam as well which is probably why he probably finished the job. Ultimately I believe it's about legacy, about what the dearly departed leave behind and who will remember them and how.

[@WSPBane]

I love this movie, Marky Mark is hilarious in it. I did not have any freaking idea all that was coming at the end!

[@JakeToll37]

One of Scorsese's finest, I might add.

[@danielbautista9062]

His finest is Goodfellas His achievement is Raging Bull His underrated work is Casino

[@AY-tz3td]

Shutter Island

[@fyessssss]

Taxi driver

[@jnagarya519]

A remake of the superior Hong Kong film "Infernal Affairs".

[@reecegraves3738]

His only bad movie was Irish men

[@alexlicciardi13]

I'm from Boston so I love to see our movies get love. Gotta check out Gone Baby Gone, Mystic River, and The Town!!! Won't be disappointed.

[@leedog396]

Mystic River is fantastic!

[@Hamid-ei2hg]

I don't know where Boston is but I love mystic River movie the town was bad and boring

[@alexlicciardi13]

@@Hamid-ei2hg well it's unfortunate you feel that way babygirl

[@bottlerocket3218]

It was good writing in the end scene when Dingnam walked in his apartment with the plastic on his shoes, given that he's a cop and knows about leaving evidence at scenes, that was a nice touch.

[@HighLordBlazeReborn]

@callmecatalyst Chekhov's Dignam. Guy disappears halfway through the movie only to reappear at the very end to play one of the most important roles in the story.

[@packedentertainment2866]

@@HighLordBlazeReborn yep. I find it fitting that everyone that said homophobic slurs & homophobic nonsense were the ones to die. Jack Nicholson’s character wasn’t homophobic but he said some p*dophili* stuff. So all the bad characters definitely got what they deserved at the end

[@MrSqurk]

You wouldn’t believe how confused I was on a first watch. I have some weird face recognition thing and couldn’t tell who was who. I spent most of the movie thinking a bunch of time jumps were happening.

[@arronstone177]

I love how your husbands eyes keep darting over to you to see your reaction.😂

[@monsterkhan3414]

My favorite Martin Scorsese movie has always been "Casino" (1995). There's just something magical that happens when Scorsese does films about real mob stories, and that one is great.

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

It’s always a little unfair it gets compared unfavourably to GoodFellas, they’re both great in their own ways!

[@jnagarya519]

@@andrewburgemeister6684 See "Black Mass"; it puts "The Departed" in the category "also ran". Where Nicholson's performance is way over the top, Depp is amazing as "Whitey" Bulger.

[@billythehut]

At the end there you asked if that stuff really happens. Can't tell you anything about the underworld myself, but Boston is a very nice city and you two should visit us sometime.

[@jnagarya519]

Sullivan "couldn't get it up," so the pregnancy is Costigan's.

[@havok6280]

"I love a good dirty doodle!" I hope that wasn't a euphemism...

[@DocLunarwind]

We have to hear "dirty doodle" every movie now, please.

[@tastyneck]

I forgot how many actual funny moments and dialogue this film has. Its heavy and complex so moments of levity help break that up but I was straight up laughing with Mrs.

[@packedentertainment2866]

I find it interesting that all the characters that said homophobic slurs & homophobic nonsense like Leonardo DiCaprio & Matt Damon’s characters all died at the end. It was interesting. I think everyone got what they deserved in the end. Mark Wahlberg’s character was the only one that live because he was the only good character, except maybe Vera Farmiga’s character too

[@kdizzle901]

The Departed is his magnum opus but in second place is Goodfellas, third place is Raging Bull, fourth place is Wolf of Wall of Wall Street, and fifth is Taxi Driver

[@MrVvulf]

I agree with you (and the male reactor) that this is Scorsese's best film. I'd rather watch this 15 times in a row than suffer through "The Irishman" ever again.

[@ImGonnaBlameTheMEEDUHSid]

What he gives Colin, the Matt Damon character, in the back of the car has Gotta be his 1st mob cell phone or something. Idk what means they had been communicating with b4 that moment but I'm like 99% sure. Cuz look at the staging and the positions their in and contrast it with the scene of Costello, French, and Dicaprio after he breaks the guy's teeth. How casually he give him the phone and the intense, seriousness and ceremonial way he gives Colin the phone in the backseat. It like shows how cool he was with Billy and his family and how like a son he really saw Billy more than Colin Even tho Colin was with him longer. He even gives Billy the tapes at the end & he says "Costello trusted me more than anybody"

[@marivera77]

Best line. 15:13. “You don’t usually have doubts?” Not this week...😂

[@mattcup8541]

You both are great together. Keep the genuine reactions and commentary coming.

[@YouMeTheMovies]

Thank you! Will do!

[@neilpeel4231]

@@YouMeTheMovies Not genuine at all. She thinks she is a good actress pretending these are first time reactions. She is on here to try and sound clever and I think she might be needing attention. It is all about her but then she is a typical You tube loser saying "look at me, listen to me". PLEASE!🙏 Poor lady. Anyone with intelligence knows.

[@YouMeTheMovies]

@@neilpeel4231 you are so far off. Not sure where you get this notion. If she was faking why would all Star Wars and MCU movies be off the board? Wouldn’t those get her the most attention?

[@neilpeel4231]

@@YouMeTheMovies Truth hurts. Started watching a few then realised the truth. Don't worry, the fools will carry on believing. You guys are not the only fake reaction narcissists on KZbin, it is full of them. No point arguing about it but good luck anyway. The lady obviously seeks attention.

[@YouMeTheMovies]

@@neilpeel4231 there is no truth to what you are claiming. My wife is the least attention seeking woman I’ve ever met and she was hesitating nt to start this channel because of the possible attention she might get. Every movie we’ve watched has been her first time ever watching but you can continue to question that I guess. Not sure what it gets you in return. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@philb3549]

Cawk-sucker and corw (car) are the only two words I can say in a Southie accent 😁

[@davevannatta985]

Hard to believe this is the first film that got Martin Scorsese his FIRST Best Director Oscar. After all the masterpieces that man made

[@jnagarya519]

Matt DAmon's character isn't trying to get out. He's looking to eliminate loose ends.

[@travisdial1730]

It was great seeing you honestly surprised. I was really hoping you wouldn’t use your sixth sense and figure out the ending. Please react to Arlington road and primal fear!!!! Great movies with twists.

[@Eowyn187]

I hope you guys do some Tarantino flicks. Feel like y'all would be great with those. Rn so ready for this excitement

[@dc1939]

Yes Hateful Eight please.

[@finishin.my.coffee8780]

Once Upon A Time In Hollywood!

[@marleybob3157]

JUST WONDERING: Can you imagine a relationship between Mark Wahlberg's character (Dignam) and Jennifer Carpenter's character from Dexter (Deb)? "Will you fucking shut up and marry me, bitch?" "I hate you! I faked it! You're hung like a grape! Fuck yeah!"

[@robertgandy9792]

Brugh this is one of my favorite Scorsese movies and I’m glad he finally got his Oscar for this movie

[@joshuatabak95]

I can't believe I missed this when you first released this. I absolutely love this movie, and it has everyone in it! Scorsese is amazing with these mob movies (this and Goodfellas) but also creepy movies like Shutter Island. Great reaction! Thank you for posting.

[@jamesdunn1857]

she needs to watch ALL of Scorsese movies. absolutely genius

[@bkeyser]

Did you mention that Madolyn (Vera Farmiga) was also Lorraine in The Conjuring?

[@lordheru1]

Brooklyn here! The Acting in this movie is the best. And your reaction sums it up.

[@EinhornIsFinkle1]

Three of my favorite lines ever came from this movie. "If you knew what we did, we would not be good at our jobs. We would be Cunts. Are you calling us Cunts?" then "Maybe, maybe not, maybe go fuck yourself." and "Who told you I have delicate sensibilities?" I say those to lines so much. To me this is one of the best movies ever made. I wish I could watch it for the first time again.

[@dorkmier]

Hey y'all. Great mob movie. This proves that the Italians aren't the only hard core mobsters. Glad she enjoyed it. Keep up the good work. Steve

[@greyinvader]

Marky Mark has come a long way since the Funky Bunch.

[@flandersucks]

She’s the first person to ever point out that his ringer magically came on. Other than me. I wasn’t allowed to React in the theater though.

[@abeclark524]

Matt Damon: "It's workin overtime!". Me: "Methinks he doth protest too much."

[@PenguinsShow]

Yey! Another movie that I didn't saw. 2006 feels like a couple of years ago.

[@trumphatesyou]

Scorsese is the best director ever. Speiberg is a close 2nd

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

Both started out in the “New Hollywood” era of the 60s-70s!

[@evanreid6917]

Great reaction guys, great movie watch it every couple years.

[@15blackshirt]

Goodfellas is arguably the most realistic mob movie, and Scorsese's best

[@seanbillington3287]

Nah, this one's better

[@15blackshirt]

@@seanbillington3287, real life is always better than fiction

[@angelbedolla347]

@@15blackshirt lol it’s the opposite if real life was so great fiction wouldn’t need to exist.

[@15blackshirt]

@@angelbedolla347, in certain cases, like movies or shows based on actual events, are more compelling than fictional ones; that's definitely the case with gangster, sports and military shows/films

[@benjaminkukkola8754]

@@seanbillington3287 goodfellas way better

[@freakcree6218]

the ending is so satisfying, also a really fun fact to this movie which i give martin scorcese props to is that the symbol X appears behind every character that dies, the most notable one is the one when queenan gets thrown down the building and you can see the x's on the windows while he's falling down, such a great movie.

[@DragonSlayerProduction]

I saw this movie for the first time 2019 and can't stop watching it. It's a really good movie that everyone should experience.

[@stillwaitingfor99]

Alex baldwin is honestly so funny to me he's so good in 30 rock

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

Markus has good taste in movies. Great film and a good pick for the wife to react to. I was however insulted by the flogging molly comment. DKM and Flogging Molly sound nothing alike, very different bands. However, at least she knew they were in the same ball park, and Flogging Molly isn't so bad. So that's sort of impressive, I know a few ladies that also went through a Flogging Molly stage, all very great people.

[@SnarkKnight1]

the ending in the graveyard contains a reference to The Third Man, one of my top three movies ever. Worth seeing and no one has ever reacted to it.

[@mil2k11]

"act accordingly" classic!

[@CaptainEnglehorn]

Those two goons standing outside guessing who are cops, the one on the left was in Braveheart. The one on the right was the marine from Aliens who had his face burned off by acid

[@gordons-alive4940]

I thought the second guy looked familiar.

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

@@gordons-alive4940 also one of the “Sisters” in The Shawshank Redemption!!

[@antondzajajurca7797]

I love when people still calling Mark Wahlberg , Marky Mark :D

[@GarmrsBarking]

When i hear... The name marky mark._. I think of calvin klein._.

[@My-Name-Isnt-Important]

He will always and forever be, Marky Mark. He can't escape it.

[@nightrain132]

and his Funkybunch are all dead

[@mikimiyazaki]

Id have never thought id enjoy watching peoples reactions to some of my favorite movies as much as i enjoy watching the movies myself lol. I love these two lol. Shes a ball of hilarious sarcasm and my guy is funny as hell too

[@shainewhite2781]

Winner of 4 Oscars including Best Picture. Whole lot of twists and tums throughout this entire film!

[@Thepitz2000]

You Guys should watch "To Live and Die in LA" To Live and Die in L.A. is a 1985 American neo-noir action thriller film directed by William Friedkin and based on the novel by former U.S. Secret Service agent Gerald Petievich, who co-wrote the screenplay with Friedkin. The film features William Petersen, Willem Dafoe and John Pankow among others. Wang Chung composed and performed the original music soundtrack. The film tells the story of the lengths to which two Secret Service agents go to arrest a counterfeiter.

[@noamm5534]

HOLY SHIT my first and fav Scorsese film! To this day Jack Nicholson is known as Costello only in my household lol Can't wait to see your reaction, you two are the best ❤

[@ajlynch5235]

I've seen this movie so many times, but now I'm wondering if Mark Wahlburg's character at the end meant he was still a cop or was on the inside as well killing Matt Damon's character because they found out he killed other members of the mob to fund his own gain.

[@erikbentley9005]

man i literally never thought of this until reading your comment

[@timishere1925]

I can't say anything for certain, but I think he (Mark) was 100% a cop. I think him killing the guy at the end was nothing more than killing for vengeance. His boss and friend was murdered and Mark was a hothead from Jump Street. There's no way he let's that murderer go unpunished. Just my opinion.

[@mikimiyazaki]

@@timishere1925 thats 100000% what it was.

[@timishere1925]

@@mikimiyazaki Thank you.

[@kilchil5438]

Say what you will but haha I miss hearing that snap when a flip phone closes.

[@adgato75]

There are now smartphone models that fold close.

[@jasonm8017]

Italian MOB were top of the food chain in every major city in North America, Boston (at least S.Boston) they could never seem to get straightened out. 🤪 Boston Strong! And I’m from Canada 🇨🇦👍

[@vcancer]

If you want another plot twist movie like this you two should check out the 1985 movie, To Live and Die in LA.

[@stoogefest16]

That is one ferocious and cynical little film. The counterfeiting scene was accurate enough to draw the suspicion of the USSS, and the car chase in the LA aqueduct is still one of the best chase sequences ever made.

[@Gnossiene369]

I read the description like the cowboy, can’t stop

[@jefmay3053]

Sullivan was impotent..... its not his baby.

[@nonchalantd]

You make a great duo.

[@hansgerber8654]

Probably you already knew but this movie was a remake of a Hong Kong movie called "internal Affairs" which came out in 2002. That one is also really good

[@evanreid6917]

The porno theater is probably my favorite scene Nichlson's 's humor is great.

[@DivisionJay]

This movie is actually a remake of Chinese film called Infernal Affairs

[@NovaFeedback1979]

I haven't seen this one since it first came out in the theaters. I recommend The Friends of Eddie Coyle, if you want another film about organized crime in Boston. Robert Mitchum kills it.

[@raynemichelle2996]

This is one of my favourites

[@egonrhoodie2745]

Howdy guys luv ya movie watching Blessings and positive energy! 😇🙏

[@mr.q6265]

Love this movie and the channel!

[@azazello1784]

Love this channel, hate this movie

[@alistairrobinson3865]

this was mind blowing in the cinema - pure silence after Leo got shot...

[@strawdawgs78]

Love Flogging Molly AND Dropkick Murphys.

[@Eowyn187]

God yes!

[@GarmrsBarking]

I always get those names mixed up when i talk about em.._

[@RustinChole]

2:32 “Geez......she fell funny.” “Francis, you really would see somebody.” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@badprotocol1105]

Incredible movie, what a cast. Dicaprio is great, this might be my second favorite of his, first being 'The Aviator'. 👍 Costigan's baby...the other had obvious 'performance' issues

[@Eowyn187]

I've got almost all his films. Love The Aviator. Also, Shutter Island.

[@dc1939]

They're collaborating on a new western. Looking forward to that.

[@markmac2206]

i like Catch Me if You Can. not many like it but i do. but his best performance may be Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. he had to actually pretend he was a washed up actor, thats hard for him.

[@Eowyn187]

@@markmac2206 LOVE Catch Me If You Can

[@LordVolkov]

Departed is a well crafted remake (of Infernal Affairs), elevated by some great performances. It is also one of the best examples of dramatic irony (where the audience knows what the characters do not) that I have seen on film.

[@gtcurtis1657]

With a nod to Whitey Bulger and his crew with the FBI informant sub plot by the Irish mob boss.

[@montecapone1168]

This will forever be one of my favorite movies my mother put me on it 💯

[@smoothALOE]

I’m so glad Martin Scorsese won Best Picture for this film. I didn’t get to see very many movies in those days cause I was in college, but I knew it was the best movie of the year the moment after it was over. It was that freaking good.

[@rsmleo81]

Matt Damon's character talking about getting out with his girlfriend was referencing the relationship not Frank. He's Irish and they stick it out in relationships no matter what.

[@shanenolan8252]

Thanks guys

[@steelers6titles]

Johnny Depp unconvincingly played Whitey Bulger himself in Black Mass (2015).

[@mikewarker4445]

Marty S movies are 3+ hrs of brilliance all the time everytime

[@fahadabdull1949]

O MY GOD your reaction on elevator scene is so good I mean you are really shock .you didn't see that coming

[@matthewfortuna4464]

it's pretty easy to figure it out when you KNOW you can trust a guy and he winds up dead in the same place as someone he should never be around.

[@nathan4919]

Madolyn wanted to tell Bill she was pregnant and he may have been the father and all the things Costello's lawyer sent Bill was how Dignam knew. I believe.

[@mamagucci85]

BOSTONIAN HERE !! 👋🏼

[@BaldingSince1999]

KZbin loves recommending this to me after I watched it already

[@otisroseboro5613]

Great Reaction To This Great Movie, Guy's

[@sumspring4112]

Definitely one of my favorite movies!

[@sumspring4112]

Also, one of the more shocking third acts in pretty much any movie.

[@MrDman21]

What a lot of people don't know is that this movie is actually a remake of a Chinese movie called Infernal Affairs.

[@Chris_34]

Great reaction guys😁. I'd love to see you reacting to Glengarry Glen Ross at some point, one of the best movies of the 1990's.

[@cruzmizzl]

By now Scorsese probably straight out owns 'Gimme Shelter'... n half of The Stones catalog.

[@bug5317]

This movie is EPIC.

[@jamesmorant1406]

My Favorite Martin Scorsese movie

[@billymuellerTikTok]

39:00 it's Costigan's baby - unless she has some other undercover lovers we don't know about - Sullivan was impotent

[@peterbooth793]

Only Martin Scorsese could get away with killing all these a/list actors in one movie.

[@ronbeekiii781]

Hey, new to your channel (watched a bunch in the last week) but towards the end of the video you were asking if stuff like this really happens and in fact it does! An irish mobster named Whitey Bulger is largely the inspiration for Frank Costello in this film. Over the years numerous investigations should have put him away but they would always get stopped and no one knew why- the reason was because he was an FBI informant and he was more valuable on the streets than in custody, despite numerous people dying at his hands. I second an earlier comment by the way that wanted you to watch Gone Baby Gone and The Town. Two more great Boston movies.

[@ronbeekiii781]

Oh, and Shutter Island!

[@AWSAQEDS]

Taxi Driver would be a good next stop.

[@simeonteitelbaum3673]

There are some really good Boston mob movies. Black Mass and The Town are both highly recommended and Gone, Baby Gone is a really good crime movie as well, though not organized crime so much

[@cleonmagabeefy8473]

Awesome, I loved Mrs. Movies trying to stay ahead of this movie....😀!!!! Fucking great reaction... Thank you

[@JennyofOldStones713]

A fantastic film!!!