Le Samourai (1967) - Final Scene

[@veryeyeofnight]

A true cinematic masterpiece.

[@michaelwesterland1853]

I don't agree. Melville didn't understand the genre yet, and Delon's presentation as conceived by Melville was laughably absurd. Later, Melville had a fine collaborator for his stories and they improved treendously. Other than problems with Delon's farcical "assassin", the rest of the movie demonstrated Melville's great movie-making talent.

[@dennissanchez5171]

Delon never disappoints.

[@vista1417]

Last seen was very bad acting

[@nevensalah2394]

@@vista1417 What do you mean

[@ikarus30449]

@@vista1417 scene

[@user-is9nm4vw8j]

@randywhite3947 Probably because of the overdramatic death. It's a common thing in these old films. Like the first and second Godfather movies, they somehow just can't make the death scenes feel right despite it's an excellent film series overall.

[@spb7883]

@@user-is9nm4vw8jIf you’re referring to GF3, I’m right there with you. But GF1 and 2? Don’t buy that view.

[@garyk2629]

RIP Delon. This will always be one of my favorite movies.

[@missdee4927]

My favorite part of this scene is him OPENLY putting the gloves on in front of the bartender.

[@EO_741]

I laughed at that part because of the audacity lol

[@dominiqueguisset1243]

Bonjour merci c'est un vrai plaisir de revoir ces moments cultes avec Alain Delon. Innoubliable. Merci beaucoup

[@dominiqueguisset1243]

Bonjour merci beaucoup.

[@HollyandChanel]

The perfect ending for a perfect film!

[@christopherxiong]

A real human bean.

[@clincpb8903]

Un haricot humain ? où ça ?

[@zSenzy]

Nice

[@theogaming2328]

Is that a reference to the music of drive ?

[@zSenzy]

@@theogaming2328 yes

[@TheJaws600]

And a real hiro

[@randomuser1105]

I wish we got to see more from Cathy Rosier. Stunning woman.

[@walideg5304]

She had a hard life

[@dora1980]

@@walideg5304 Why? What happened?

[@monetthood2770]

Absolutely gorgeous

[@monetthood2770]

@@dora1980. I keep trying to find a documentary or autobiography about her, but can’t find nothing

[@dora1980]

@@monetthood2770 I don' t even know her as an actress.

[@edmonddantes3640]

Talk about disturbing, l just watched this an hour ago on an old VHS tape and now this scene pops up on my phone. Guess what they say is true, Big Brother IS watching you.

[@moviefan700]

That's some advance technology if they are watching you through VHS

[@giovanni679]

Most of the time you've searched It on your Google account.

[@macyfisher5209]

Completely unrelated but I had a similar experience, I'd pirated this movie and watched it on a dvd a few years ago. Right after finishing the movie I hop onto youtube, click on a random video, scroll down to the comment section and the top commenter's profile picture is Jef Costello. It was an "oh wow" kind of moment.

[@sylvainmagne158]

@@moviefan700 😅😅😅

[@piotrmaciejewski7434]

doświadczam również takich sytuacji na tyle często ,że zaczynam się zastanawiac jak daleko jest rozwinieta kontrola mysli i zachown

[@oldschoolchannel7402]

Worth all the shit of stunts these days, Delon is just exceptional. Melvin as Director amazing as well.

[@clincpb8903]

Director 's name : Melville.

[@dora1980]

@randywhite3947 Jean Pierre Melville, he was the director.

[@pascalg16]

​@@dora1980Not Melvin though

[@carloscanas4803]

One of greatest French movie ever made everything was perfect specially the acting is my alain delon favorite movie of all time the only of that generation of great actors that is still alive just turn 88 years happy birthday to a great French actor

[@comradebeandip]

Love the way he grasps his chests when shot, especially with those white gloves. His revolver laid across, almost like a sword. Very theatric, in a good way.

[@dora1980]

This is how you make a film noir.

[@anettenicklaus-gill8953]

Nur wenige Filme haben so gut Delons Allein-Sein und sein Charisma eingefangen wie dieses Meisterwerk von Melville - Delon war der perfekte Darsteller für diese Rolle. Few films have captured Delon's aloneness and charisma as well as this Melville masterpiece - Delon was the perfect actor/man for the role.

[@icydelon]

for real, he was born for this role

[@kittymarch4203]

damn they're both gorgeous

[@luigidesantis1604]

they paid me to do it! Fantastic movie

[@josepdalmauanglada]

Clasic Perfection and Proportion , Lux and Thank you

[@ОльгаПерепёлкина-д6й]

В самом конце фильма и жизни герой действительно оживает. И глаза начинают говорить, а не молчать.

[@isammolina4842]

Hermosa morena.🌹🍃🌹🍃🌹🍃

[@mikebott6940]

Katy Rosier, d'origine algérien

[@simonjusticier333]

Cathy Rosier from martinique.

[@hakimourabia249]

On ne peut se lasser de ce film.we can't tired to watch this movie.

[@jrmetmoi]

She’s so pretty

[@adrianacornejo7679]

Este era el tipo de películas que mis padres tanto apreciaron cuando la que escribe apenas tenía un año de vida.Mas tarde pude hacerlo por mí misma.El cine europeo y sus actores legendarios como Alain Delon pusieron "en peligro"a Hollywood.El público mundial se inclinaba por el europeo.Grandes películas Grandes actores.Delon entre ellos.Por eso su paso por el cine americano fue efímero.Sus colegas yanquis se abrumaron con su llegada por allá.Delon como tantos otros no necesitó de Hollywood (por caso Brigitte Bardot,Cathey Deneuve,Jean Paul Belnondo,entre otros)para eternizarse en la pantalla grande.

[@juanners715]

Tranquility Base Hotel and Casino anyone ?

[@haz4854]

Two years late but yep

[@cbruno_17]

Is there some reference on the album?

[@relaxedphylax]

​@@cbruno_17 Actually the other way around. Jef Costello hummed to one of the tracks from the album as Alain Delon was said to be a huge fan of the band.

[@nomadism242]

REST IN PEACE ALAIN, you'll be remembered!

[@iulianradu3943]

Rest in pace! A real Man.,...

[@sergedocc2011]

Dés qu il laisse son ticket à l entrée on comprend que la mort le séparera de son chapeau

[@antonioieraca4102]

Et encore plus lorsque Delon dans l'auto fait voir le revolver sans cartouches

[@sylvainmagne158]

@@antonioieraca4102 Le révolver est sans cartouches dans la voiture ?

[@antonioieraca4102]

@@sylvainmagne158 desole' ! Je me suis mal souvenu! merci pour la remarque !

[@Marceaugu.71]

​@@antonioieraca4102un film vide

[@maliksaichi-zb9fc]

Je vient enfin de le comprendre de nouveau ... . J'avais vu le film .. adolescent .. . et à .. l'époque je l'avais Compris.. . mille merci d'avoir raviver ce Souvenir... (un chef -d'oeuvre).. inoubliable ..🎉 🎉🎉🎉

[@sakuazzurri3742]

パーフェクトビューティー、何てすごい美しさ、影があって女性の心をキューン。❤ドロンのような俳優は、もう2度と出ないん

[@rosangelasoares794]

Ele fala pelo olhar...E magnetismo ❤❤

[@milon5378]

Le cinéma de cette époque la ne ment pas !

[@SagesseNoir]

I saw this movie in a theater a couple weeks ago. Found this ending scene quite stunning. First, because it seemed he was about to kill the lady musician. Then when he is himself shot I was stunned by the fact that this samorai had no bullets in his gun. Why would he confront her with an unloaded gun?

[@Nevatasha]

Я думаю, что это, последнее дело он считал проигранным. Так как за ним охотилась полиция. И он осознанно принял решение - умереть. Ну, и главное он сказал пианистке - тебя заказали убить

[@ER1CwC]

He probably intended to commit suicide-by-cop.

[@jolicska]

i think Jef got sick of it to see the whole bunch's faces again by this point.

[@miguelmilli4821]

This scene is like the Samourai commiting the Harakiri

[@bobcomment8589]

Cathy Rosier décédée en 2004... Simple et charmante. Peut être la maîtresse de Giscard.

[@dominiqueguisset1243]

Bonjour merci c'est génial merci merci beaucoup

[@ikarus30449]

Ein epochales Filmkunstwerk.

[@ЛюдмилаГаниева-ш9ю]

Красив всегда и везде - в жизни, в фильмах, на сцене.

[@ambreambre4418]

cette dernière scène avec la pianiste...l échange des regards des 2 acteurs.... je trouve que c est une vraie scène d acteur... Pas besoin de parler tout est dans le regard surtout dans celui de la.pianiste... C est ici que Alain Delon est le.meilleur acteur !!!

[@sonjadietz5297]

RIP

[@Don.Casanova]

But why Jeff Costello went inside that club and threatened that girl with an empty gun and then said he was paid to kill her and then got shot dead by police so what was the meaning of that last scene of the film.

[@kylec2761]

He solved both women's problems.

[@MrWillywax]

Cinema. In a nutshell.

[@youandshelovesme]

2:43 anyone knows what the girl is saying to Delon?

[@walterwhitequikscopezz]

"Don't stay here"

[@youandshelovesme]

@@walterwhitequikscopezz Merci, Monsieur!

[@Cashcash69]

ne reste pas

[@simonjusticier333]

Ne reste pas la.

[@randomuser1105]

She's a woman.

[@dionisiovaldez4830]

Tremendo actor

[@gisaburou1]

Please tell me the song title and organ performer.

[@Gothicc_senpai]

same

[@guydupont1844]

François de Roubaix

[@linou1991]

Cathy Rosier une beauté

[@lennartoberg292]

Alan Delon, a class act !

[@이윤표-n7n]

I think that....Leaving a hat tag behind means there is no need to find it.

[@jordimedina2777]

The original Literally Me Au Revoir Alain

[@A-RA-N]

La photographie et magnifique de Henri Decaë Qui a fait celle de Ascenseur pour l’échafaud

[@y.cschmidlin8172]

what is the title of this song? I love it. I would like to listen to it again in its full version

[@laurentdietrich578]

It seems like some variations around Alfie by Burt Bacharach ?

[@julianpollock6678]

Pourquoi Jef? Et tu brute?

[@majorsnodgrassthethird5699]

Eddie Louis the organist from Martinique?

[@grantc4516]

I don't know, but whoever is playing that music is a master jazz organist.

[@freewal]

It’s Cathy Rosier. She had a hard story... her husband a rich CEO of the Pernod Brand (Havana, Ricard, 51, ...) died 2 weeks after their mariage. Then she did more or less nothing. Sad because she was amazing.

[@stefanuzelac4463]

I don't fully understand this scene. Why did Costello have to die?

[@stefanuzelac4463]

That'll teach you to watch movie scenes before you watch the whole movie :'D

[@alfred0621]

It's him or the girl. He doesn't leave a job unfinished, yet he doesn't want to kill the girl. So he held an empty gun and let the gang kill him.

[@osloosvencim9442]

If he chose seppuku, he could protect his honor. Jim Jarmusch big fun of this movie.

[@nikhilpanikkar]

Its not the gang. Its the police that shot him. In fact, he kills his employer before this scene.

[@utna90]

In fact he commited seppuku but a la francais :) @@osloosvencim9442

[@ahmetkirbac87]

Alain Delon 🙏❤

[@patrick7800]

What a terrible ending. Who’s gonna feed his bird now??!!

[@basementdweller6000]

No need to feed it. It's job is done

[@forgetfulstranger]

Pourquoi, Jef?

[@e.t.gatenio1985]

whts this called??

[@theedgyjesus]

Le samouraï

[@찬수원]

이영화 흑백으로 본것 같은데 옛날 1971년경 종로2가 파고다극장에서 제목은 ㅡ孤獨 ㅡ으로

[@yusufgunduz4382]

Allah taksiratını Affetsin. Amin

[@edineyahi3246]

L immense Eddy Louiss a l orgue

[@JBiggsofWSNC]

"Pourquoi Jeff?"

[@joeblogs-vx4ep]

Where's the blood ? Im pretty sure he would have dropped the gun !

[@billthestinker]

Shot in the gonads 😮

[@gustavomartins72]

me

[@MaherMaher-ed3mr]

Via Nato S

[@emilyrizzo9769]

XD. CREO. Q. A. LA. Q. TOCA. EL. ORGANO. CON. ESA. MIRADA. , D. DELON. SE. HIZO. PIS

[@benoitvolatier9913]

alain delon meurt a la fin du film

[@sylvainmagne158]

Merci.

[@茂明志釜]

死に方の美学😮

[@karlkinono]

Grotesque

[@JEANAIMARE-kc1vd]

Probablement beaucoup moins que ce commentaire particulièrement minable et inutile.

[@maryvonnemarie1840]

delon ne sait pas mourir sobrement dans ses films😆😆

[@tchorn2026]

Ему позволено все. ⭐️

[@maryvonnemarie1840]

@@tchorn2026 😀😀

[@vista1417]

*This final scene is completely absurd and inconceivable ... What is the meaning of raising an empty Colt PPositive in the middle of the Club against the singer .... Asking for suicide ??? if so how did he know that it will be delivered at the end where as there was no reason for him to die ??? I watched this movie over 10 times still couldn't find any sense unless deployed as a novel ending from Melville which this kind of cul de sac movies usually have* Good movie but ending doesnt make any sense ~ @ny ideas pls ??????????????????????????????????*

[@nixonperez9594]

It was a suicide or sacrifice. One of them had to go, he chose himself. Committed seppuku of sorts

[@julianpollock6678]

He makes it all ok, just like he promised his gf

[@karthikmohan1539]

Yes, the ending doe not make any sense. He can sacrifice himself but turning up with an empty revolver and pointing it to the pianist does not make much sense. Maybe turning up at the police station with the empty revolver and pointing it at the captain makes more sense.

[@willrich3908]

@@karthikmohan1539 'It’s absurd to copy life in an attempt to produce an exact recreation of it, I move from realism to fantasy without the spectator ever noticing…' - Melville. Although a better translation would be 'fantastique' meaning stunning, incredible, weird etc

[@karthikmohan1539]

Well the entire movie made sense, so would have been better if the last sequence also made some. That last sequence is confusing for many people.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

probably the best scene for such an egregiously dull and overrated film, if only the entire film were like it's conclusion, this actually has some depth and mythos, everything else was so dry and boring.

[@benjaminleinen]

The Killer by John Woo is a great take on Le Samurai you might love if you thought it was boring.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

@@benjaminleinen I've heard that and I've actually got The Killer (2023) on my list.

[@AbrasiousProductions]

@doNaldMusk-h28-hfkslP18 that too

[@abdollahhatampour4317]

حیف آلن دلون نبود به خاطر این دختر تخمی و تخیلی کشته شد

[@dimethylmercury2966]

اسم فیلم سامورایی‌ئه بر حسب عقیده بوشیدو سامورایی‌ها، در حرفه آدم‌کشی هیچ شاهدی نباید وجود داشته باشه و اگه شاهدی وجود داشت باید کشته بشه، شخصیت آلن دلون برای نجات دختر اول که شاهد بود و این دختر پیانیست که دوست پسرش آلن دلون رو استخدام کرده بود تا بکشتش ، مجبور شد که دو کار انجام بده یکی اینکه دستور سازمانش که میخواستن دختر اولی که شاهده‌رو بکشن اجرا نکرد و دختر پیانیست که دوست پسرش آلن دلون رو اجیر کرده بود بکشه، برای اینکه زندگی دوتا دختر براش‌ ارزشمند بود و نمیخواست با خودخواهی خودش باعث مرگ اونا بشه، از طرفیم به عقیده و باور خودش خیانت کرده بود چون کسی که استخدامش کرده بود رو کشته بود و از دستورات سازمانش سرپیچی کرد، و توی عقیده بوشیدو اگر مرتکب خطا میشی و قوانین رو میشکنی به هر علتی، برای نگه داشتن شرافتت مرتکب سکوپو یا کشتن خودت برای حفظ شرافتت میشی، آلن دلون هم برای حفظ شرافتش و زنده موندن دخترها با تفنگ خالی وارد بار شد تا پلیس بهش شلیک کنه و به نوعی خودکشی شرافتمندانه انجام بده

[@carlosdegol8751]

Un des multiples navets qui ont fait la fortune du ringard Delon.

[@rivaxbcz9227]

un navet qui a influencé des realisateurs comme Michael Mann ou John Woo... Dans ce cas, je veux bien me complaire dans ce genre de navets lol

[@carlosdegol8751]

@@rivaxbcz9227 On est très loin de Citizen Kane, de la Grande Illusion, de Potemkine (celui d'Eisenstein pas celui de Ferrat), des 7 Samouraïs, de Rio Bravo etc. Ce n'est pas de la m****, mais c'en n'est pas loin.

[@carlosdegol8751]

@@rivaxbcz9227 Chez Melville, "le Cercle Rouge" était bien meilleur que ce rogaton.

[@freewal]

Propos infâmes ... C’est un grand film.

[@larchange1657]

@@carlosdegol8751 raisonnement assez juste !

[@rdnsls949]

He came here to die