Life (1999) - Never Said It Didn't Work Scene (10/10) | Movieclips

[@iamdonnietae]

Willie was a true friend. Even though they escaped, and he’s stuck there, he never snitched out of jealousy. I respect that.

[@Luke-kg7vu]

He’s been in jail since 13. Prison was the norm for him

[@Thickmamma]

I always thought he probably didn’t do the crime cause he did say so they say

[@Oscirus]

as long as he knew them, I don't see why hed betray them. Not to mention I doubt the jail would care enough to go after two 90 year old men.

[@barbiquearea]

I think Ray and Claude told him about their escape plan and even offered to bring him in on it. But Willie having been institutionalized young and not wanting to slow his friends down on account of him being wheelchair bound turned them down. I believe another reason told Willie because they didn't want him to spend the remainder of his life mourning the tragic deaths of his last two friends and at least have a bit of solace knowing that they are alive and free.

[@GreezyG74G]

@@Oscirusthey’d care .

[@BeeHatGuy]

The ending is bittersweet, especially when you think about how many innocent men didn't get this ending

[@supersizesenpai]

Facts.

[@Warcodered01]

Hell it's bittersweet even if they did, even if these two live as long as some of the longest lived people have that's still only like 20 years after losing nearly a century inside.

[@semdavidanger]

Yep,.

[@princessmobucks8760]

And that they probably didn’t live too long after.

[@nickm8874]

There’s something about this movie that I found crushingly sad. Like it’s our own mortality and missed opportunities staring us in the face. I watched it once and never watched it again.

[@LostNbound]

This movie has a happy, but sad ending at the same time. The Judge, or whoever he was, dying before he could write up their release papers after finding out they were innocent was awful. They may have escaped, but their lives are almost over.

[@InkAndPoet]

They deserved it. The freedom.

@@InkAndPoet cornball

[@InkAndPoet]

@ the freedom. I meant the freedom!

[@nikosfilipino]

As much as it may suck, I like to think they spent the rest of their lives enjoying the freedom they had instead of reflecting on the time stolen. Or perhaps, looking back on their time incarcerated and remembering the good times they did have.

[@LostNbound]

@Paul Borst And what's horrifying is how this sort of thing happens in real life.

[@bigmooga2786]

Imagine spending 65 years in prison for a crime you didn’t do.

[@reallitycheckk]

imagine gettimg executed for a crime you didn't do

[@talarria9357]

& in Mississippi of all places I grew up there so I don’t wanna even imagine how it was back then 💯

[@Didndjc]

40*

[@jayp13]

@@Didndjc 1935 - 1999 according to the story line so technically 64. They went to prison for bootlegging moonshine. Hence why they went to MS in the first place. Assuming they were in their 20’s when they got convicted, that would put them in their 80’s or 90s, which is what they looked like at the game. Don’t fw me on this movie bro I’ve seen it an unhealthy number of times. Easily me and my families favorite movie.

[@michaelharris7820]

@@talarria9357 Were you able to move out of there back then?

[@shelbeepollino9008]

Claude never lost his love for baseball or his best friend 🖤 I love this movie.

[@jasmineebron7527]

The way he said “I never said it didn’t work” and just kept laughing without answering their question😂😂😂😂

[@cool908]

Indeed a sad/happy ending, they lost everything. Except their friendship.

[@el-kiote]

Which they didn't have at the beginning, but made through the times.

[@tasheenajohnson602]

Whoever did the makeup for this movie deserved an award because it’s really realistic lol. They really look like they were that old.

[@Nbk_Bigo]

The Notorious Rick Baker

[@supersizesenpai]

Rick baker is a legend and has plenty of awards.

[@matthewrobinson6872]

@@supersizesenpai Not to mention this movie was nominated for an Oscar for best makeup.

[@daoyang223]

There's a lot of love for this small production film too. It mostly took place in one setting besides the night club scenario Ray came up with.

[@OddOneOut665]

It was Nominated for Best Makeup at the Oscars in 2000, but it lost to some British Comedy Musical called 'Topsy-Turvy'. :( But it is also worth mentioning that Rick Baker has a Record of Seven Oscars in that category. He retired in 2015 due to the Studios that tried to commission him wanted less practical and more CGI to cut costs, and rather than bend to their will, he refused and left the Industry.

[@jonathancineus6424]

This ending gave me chills. Still one of the most underrated movies of all time.

[@chikami6014]

That cut to the stadium, with the music, and the bright colours, is so brilliant as it contrasts the previous parts of the film lol it really feels nostalgic, me being a 90s kid and all lol -- Ray and Claude finally got the freedom, and even if they wouldn't have 40 years more to live, they learned a valuable lesson in prison; to spend what moments of life you still have, and spend them well.

[@oxaj4406]

I Love How He Tells But He Didn’t Snitch

[@chrisyoung5549]

That was a real friend and to think he got life too. He coulda left wit them

[@javiem9962]

@@chrisyoung5549 he in a wheelchair tho he wouldve slow them down

[@CrispyPrince]

@@javiem9962 they was old too but just not crippled

[@G1manime]

@@CrispyPrince well there you go. He was crippled. He might have gotten as far as hiding but he wouldn't have been able to get back up. Remember how Ray and Claude almost escaped when they were younger but Ray got caught in the fence? All it takes is one mistake.

[@calvinluciano]

@@G1manimethey died in the fire he was just telling them a story he conjured up in his mind. They were 90yrs old

[@TheAngryBear2323]

This is Martin and Eddie's last movie together. 😢😭

[@lookinass2332]

They need more movies together.

[@uriah9638]

Life....it goes on.

[@GRIMLOCK07]

Uh, wasn't this their ONLY movie together??

[@Malloy2-j5z]

@@GRIMLOCK07 no they was in boomerang as well

[@GRIMLOCK07]

@@Malloy2-j5z oh yeah, thank you.

[@parkermudsen1063]

With its mix of comedy and drama, Life is low-key Eddie’s greatest film. It’s certainly Martin’s greatest film.

[@supersizesenpai]

Ill agree with Martin but you snapped if you think Life is better than Coming to America and Trading Places.

[@parkermudsen1063]

@@supersizesenpai both are certainly funnier. And I’ll give you CTA as being a better film. But I still think it’s close between TP & Life as far as total package.

[@memefaison6007]

I'm personally a HUGE fan of nutty professor I&II

[@dmfd_rosieperez9847]

@@memefaison6007 Eddie’s worst movies 😂 but I feel you

[@thetruth4808]

Eddie it is Martin was Thin Line

[@snakebeing756]

R.I.P. Heavy D.

[@shawnthedragonwarrior18]

Do you mean Goldmouth?

[@snakebeing756]

@@shawnthedragonwarrior18 No I mean that big guy who was burying those bodies and was crying.

[@anthonygordon9483]

@@shawnthedragonwarrior18 He was referring to the famous rapper of the early 90s.

[@shawnthedragonwarrior18]

@@snakebeing756 Oh, that guy from The Green Mile?

[@vodoumyers]

@@shawnthedragonwarrior18 No, that was Michael Clarke Duncan (RIP)

[@tonymata8070]

I was sobbing during this moment, it's like a mixture of happy tears and sad tears. I'm glad that I watched this film on HBO Max years ago and it's now one of my personal favorite comedies / dramas.

[@archangelrapheal5231]

Same but I watched it On Netflix, when it first arrived on that platform, I Loved This Movie, so underrated, I loved it

[@alexanderotey5780]

@@archangelrapheal5231 it’s back on Netflix

[@alexanderotey5780]

It’s on Netflix

[@90srapfan37]

@@alexanderotey5780yep, just watched it for the first time. Beautiful movie

[@sebbybastian]

“I never said it didn’t work” the best line in the movie😊💅🏽

[@darionmcdowell6413]

Old timer “I never said it didn’t work”hahahahahaha!!!! Classic

[@Frosty98206]

Meanwhile Smoking a Cig 🚬like a G While rolling off letting the Gears turn in their head to figure it out for themself's 💯

[@JRae1]

I will never get enough of this movie 💜🥺 I loved this ending! Still gives me a mix of emotions... glad they finally escaped.. but still angry because their whole lives were stolen away from them & they only have a short time to enjoy freedom. This will always be my favorite movie. Beautifully & perfectly executed!

[@marquanbryant2480]

True

[@dustinhuiting]

This movie deserves an Oscar. Especially today.

[@aaronmorgan2004]

LMAOO they escaped and still arguing 😂 I love this movie

[@b.writer5528]

When they stand up to cheer after everyone else sits back down, I can not hold my laughter in no matter how much I try 🤣😆 “Whooah”!!!

[@CrispyPrince]

The wave

[@kendawyatt3219]

Lmfaooooooo

[@cj8803]

That was funny and cute lol. They tried lol.

[@brantfrans8595]

They did a really good job on the make-up.

[@fjorgyn7438]

Too true. Aged makeup prosthetics have always been notoriously hard to get right. This is pretty good.

[@calebthomas.jr.3783]

GOJIRA

[@marcustrice3246]

Rick Baker

[@edwardcortez656]

This movie was nominated for best make up at the 2000 academy awards, it's a shame it didn't win, this is better make up than most movies today

[@chrisstyle9872]

The way the music plays while the camera is fading away farther and you can still hear Ray and Claude's voices .... Tears of joy

[@BlackJaxxx]

RIP to Yankee Stadium, my second home growing up in the 70's and 80's

[@jamalselesi182]

R.I.P. Clarence Williams lll and Heavy D

[@snakebeing756]

I wish it could be a twist where their youth is restored and they have the chance to have the lives they should've had.

[@Frankie2012channel]

True, their youth was stolen from them. And that bummed me out for years. But as I get older, I think the message was that they were truly lucky in that they spent their entire lives with their BEST FRIEND, and regardless of where (or what hell you're in) if you have your BEST friend with you until the day you die, that's something that most of us (even those of us who are 'free' in the world) will never have. I like to think it's about the gift of friendship and how our lives truly have meaning if we have a friend to share it with. :D

[@snakebeing756]

@@Frankie2012channel Agreed.

[@lifestyle6993]

Let me tell you this.. nobody will feel sympathy for you.. nobody will ever wake up in the morning every day and want your dream as bad as you do.. you shouldn’t expect them to. Nobody feels obligated sympathy for you while you still have breath in your lungs - nobody throws a party for you.. You gotta figures out who is who and make along. Stay blessed up 🙏🏽

[@kenwilliams3494]

@@lifestyle6993 u said that already on another comment.

[@derrickmingo3279]

@@kenwilliams3494right I hate people like that lol

[@landryhammond1828]

If I had a dollar for every time I quoted this movie and no one knew what I was talking about. Smh 🤦🏻‍♀️ should be illegal.

[@TheJokersBand5]

Landry Hammond I lik ur profile picture

[@hokeyschmoke]

Same. I explain myself anyway and am not in one bit ashamed of it. This is one of my top 10 favorite movies ever

[@markmorrison9159]

Just watched this 7 hours ago for the first time in over a decade!

[@seanbrittain2625]

Same here it should be required reading

[@magga5369]

Omg Landry Hammond...you're so pretty. I wish I looked like you :(

[@RaveGamer519]

You and your boy when 2020 is finally over

[@brandonburrows186]

The sad thing is though their lives are almost over

[@lightbearer1550]

@Alex Kanyima wym they ended in tragedy

[@t.t993]

Well at least they're making the most of the time they've got left they look happy enough.

[@treseancann1261]

And Ray never even got to open his nightclub.

[@lifestyle6993]

For real but Let me tell you this.. nobody will feel sympathy for you.. nobody will ever wake up in the morning every day and want your dream as bad as you do.. you shouldn’t expect them to. Nobody feels obligated sympathy for you while you still have breath in your lungs - nobody throws a party for you.. You gotta figures out who is who and make along.

[@lookinass2332]

That’s why every time I see the words at the end I rather believe they are still alive in Harlem till this day. It makes the ending feel better.

[@trxppyedits2155]

This movie, harlem nights and soul men are my favorite movies ever

[@Mcflysmith]

You know a movie funny af.. when you laugh even more during ending credit scenes. 😂

[@PuppyGeneral]

They still didn't get a chance to build a family of their own but freedom is still priceless

[@dequanemonroe2610]

I Miss The 90's My Childhood Memories In The Summer JUNE 1999 I Was 9 Year Old

[@dequanemonroe2610]

That Was Went To The Movie To See The movie Life 1999

[@EarthSurferUSA]

My Quote: "We are all born into the USA of today, not having a clue how great we made her yesterday." The 90's were actually a big downturn for us in the USA, especially economically as we shipped our free enterprise to communist china starting in the 80's (My graduation HS time). Now, after studying our history from places that do not hate the USA,---I wish I was a 20 year old engineer in the roaring 20's, (1920's in the USA). Did you know we had over 2000 people with little companies trying to make a car between 1900 and 1920? Just in that industry alone, after we got the electrical grid set up---was one heck of a exciting time for real, big, opportunity. It was called "individual liberty with free enterprise in our hands", (before government our federal took it all over, along with our opportunity),---and nothing was ever so wonderful in the history of mankind. Doug in Michigan

[@mitchealjohnson462]

Man i remember when i was little boy watching this i told my mama my favorite comedians made a helleva movie from boomerang to this this is one of my favorite childhood movies of all time....Eddie & Martin thank you for this classic

[@rogersmith6411]

RIP.......TO ALL WHO PASS THREW THAT RIGGED SYSTEM.....ENJOY HEAVEN.....

[@orlandowilliamson691]

Real talk man very sad

[@billybilly1284]

Shut up crybaby. There is no rigged system

[@neegachu9074]

@@billybilly1284 get sent to prison for 65 years for a crime you didn’t commit I bet you wouldn’t be sayin that

[@Dwyanerose]

@@billybilly1284 Why are you and your kind such dem0n1c, c0ld, m1serable peple?? It’s like anytime somebody makes a comment that wishes good luck and good spirits to those that was wronged, you and your kind come out of nowhere with y’all’s typical BS “sTop pLayiNg tHe vIcTim” comments. Newsflash, nobody is playing the viictiim or crying as your kind likes to say to shame peple from speaking out on injustice…peple are simply wishing blessings on to the spirits of those peple who have lost their lives and freedom to false accusations and jail. You’re out of your mind if you think the system isn’t rigged sometimes, what about peple like Brian banks who had to spend years in prison and loose his football scholarship just from a false r@_pe accusation from a w0men. Peple like you have never been through any hardships in your life but y’all always got the most to say. I hope that in y’all’s next life..that you have to go through some of the most hellified tribulation since you think peple are playing the viictiim. Let’s see how much of a tough guy you are once you have to go through what you laugh at other peple for going through. You and your k1nd are just full of h@te and m1sery and love to see peple m1serable like y’all…that’s why you get mad when peple wish positivity in those who were wronged because you and your k1nd are natural b0rn dem0ns and always have been since the beginning of time. Something is off with a peple who created weapons that can destroy Mother Earth with nuclear power/waste and a peple who create man made bio chemical waste and p0llution that destroys the Ozone layer and earth Y’all are a siiick peple

[@Frosty98206]

R.I.P. to all those Honestly Wrongfully Convicted and have to pay for something they didn't do to begin with 😕💯

[@themanwithnoname2857]

this was one of the saddest movies I ever seen. Two innocent men worn down by life in prison for something they never did. Even after they exonerated themselves they were still screwed. I cried at the thought of this scenario

[@nixuniverse5240]

I really love what they did with this scene. They treat it as a good thing with everyone enjoying themselves, but once you think about it it's really sad. They're trying to make the most out of their lives but at that age what CAN they do ? They're lives are practically over for something they didn't even do. The music was an amazing choice too. It sounds like an up beat 90's song but good God the lyrics are sad..

[@Minnie_Bear]

In scenes like this, I like watching the extras to see how many of them are talking in and exaggerated manner while moving their arms. They just want to make sure their families see them.

[@Jonin1995]

This movie is truly a masterpiece in how it seamlessly combines comedy and feel good moments with a very sad situation. The ending personifies it best. I’m happy for and laughing at Ray and Claude with them being able to enjoy a life they should’ve, but can never shake that bittersweet thought that they unfairly lost their lives and at most only have about 10-15 years.

[@JarvisBaileyVA]

A heavily bittersweet ending. It took 65 years for these innocent men to escape from a crooked life sentence. And it wasn't even legally. How many innocents in real life are rotting jail now? How many will be in the future?

[@KobaAM]

God I love when the song chorus kicks in and they have the shot of the Stadium

[@norabufrieh40]

at first I was laughing at every scene watching this movie but by the end of it deep inside i was hurt and cried more than I had expected.

[@ericchambers5827]

Man I loved this made me cry a few time's through this movie the acting was brilliant!

[@chunkplunk]

I remember watching this movie and it made me sad how they lived their whole life in jail and escape in their last years

[@tremarcez]

1:48 when they started arguing 😂😂

[@phillyeaglesforlife5127]

I've always thought how impossible it'd be for this to be a true story, especially the fact that they both lived to be 90, but throughout their later years they weren't really doing hard work like when they started out in prison so I could see them both living to that age🤷🤷🤷

[@Mar-zs4kl]

They free and got each other .rip heavy d

[@joeedwards141]

Ray never got to start his club😢

[@treyvonwilliams]

And Claude Banks never got to start his new job at the bank teller in New York.

[@jermainethomas1570]

@@treyvonwilliams that was ladies work anyway

[@treyvonwilliams]

@@jermainethomas1570 how ?

[@jermainethomas1570]

@@treyvonwilliams that's what Ray told him🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@jwright8550]

What I hate is that Claude never got a chance to start his new job at the bank

[@treyvonwilliams]

i know right. then his wife dasiy left him.

[@curiouslymavismade]

RIP Heavy D. Love this movie.

[@bilalrashad5139]

Eddie and Martin are probably gonna like that when they get old for real 😂

[@MrTee9D4]

One of my all-time favorite movies. The bloopers was even funnier 🤣 🤣🤣

[@gunjac86]

It’s always wild remembering that song by city high was in this movie 2-3 years before it became a hit on the radio. Like when I heard it on the radio and they said it was new I was like “no way.” And remembered this end scene. This is a top 20 movie for me. It’ll never not be funny to me

[@KillerKid]

This reminds me of my grandpas. An ATG comedy.

[@billybilly1284]

Ray: what was the purpose about this, it took you 65 years to come up with?! Claude: Ray why can’t you just say thank you? 😂😂

[@Mone333Williams]

Well then lets go back to the penitentiary...well then lets go then i aint scared ro go back 😂😂😂 they was still bickering

[@davidbryant9731]

The reason why Claude and Ray argued all the time because they loved each other

[@h_iii]

As a child I was happy and sad with this ending. As an adult I'm the same way and wondering how they survived in the real world without retirements or social security. Being that they were in jail for so long they don't have any practical skills either.

[@joehamlet7576]

Government gives more handouts than you can shake a stick at.

[@Omegeddon]

The real answer is they didn't. with no kids or family they'd be homeless on the street

[@natewatson6962]

Definitely bittersweet, but theres some hidden sweetness. They missed out on so much time but THEY weren’t bitter, they were just gonna live out their days to the fullest they could. Great film.

[@emilca82]

My theory is sadder though. I think they never escaped, there are so many things that make it impossible to do. The man narrating saw how moved the young guys were so he kinda implied they may have escaped. And the ending in the stadium is showing how it could be, or how it is with them being free now in spirit.

[@gundam00able]

Yeah i agree with you, and earlier in the movie, they fantasize about Rays Boom Boom Room to escape the harsh realities of life, probably same escape willie offered the gravediggers

[@derrickmingo3279]

Definitely just a theory they escaped no need to be bringing up theories for no reason

[@barbiquearea]

No, I think they escaped. How they got from Mississippi to New York at their age is a little harder to believe.

[@SuperTReal33]

As a 90s baby, I feel ashamed not knowing the whole time that was Heavy D with the shovel RIP

[@TheNaturalPatHarris]

The most underrated movie of the 90s.

[@jcmat9917]

One of the two younger inmates helping with the burial was Heavy D, an actor/rapper (who died of a heart attack, at a fairly young age, a few years after this movie) and also father of Chef Antonia Lofaso’s daughter Xea… 😢

[@jamiesonchambers]

Most underated comedy movie. One of my faves

[@Soloscreationz]

We need a sequel of them old living in harlem man that would be funny asf 😂

[@fenrislegacy]

Running a barbershop

[@Lolitabanana3]

When a prince named Akeem visits their shop.

[@Brandetta0]

This could be a fantasy ending just like when they were laying down day dreaming about the boom boom room maybe the truth was too sad to accept and they really are in those caskets instead of escaping “they gave us life and that’s what they’re taking”

[@tiffanyreene7955]

Great analysis

[@BethHarmon-yh8ms]

Basically, it's exactly what Red said in The Shawshank Redemption....they send you here for life, that's exactly what they take, the part that counts anyway. And that's precisely what the state of Mississippi did to Ray and Claude. In the end they're free, but the best years of their lives were stolen from them unjustly, much like Andy in Shawshank. Andy though was around 50 by the time he escaped, so he could probably still have a good 20, 30, maybe even 40 years ahead of him to make up for lost time. Ray and Claude were in their 90's when they broke out. At best they might have 5 years left, but I think it's more likely they'll pass on in 2.

[@jalenkidd9044]

It wasn't fantasy at all

[@-heapor4367]

This movie is really funny 😂 😂

[@fighterx9840]

0:40 I like how Willie was like 'I'm not telling you.'

[@danieltull9350]

This is probably my favorite ending to a movie. Especially one filled with such heartbreak

[@nick56677]

The ultimate twist at the end would be they turn around, and somehow, there's Spanky Johnson "Boys where's my liquor? Drop em" 😂

[@wraynephew6838]

We live in a cruel and vicious world. Do no let anyone tell you otherwise. There are those who get F'd over and those who F people over. Just imagine a life of pain, sorrow and suffering for things you did not do.

[@JBHAYES]

I never said it didn't work. Love that line

[@ff3player]

Do you think they would've sent word to him?

[@jimmyelam9809]

What the the hell does that song have to do with the end of this movie?!?!?!?!!!!

[@Deirdre82]

This really makes you think how many innocent ppl were incarcerated

[@clarencejones7916]

when they still made movies worth watching 🤔🙄

[@zaylynperson2809]

I’m glad they got out and spent the rest of their lives living free. But, why didn’t they think of this WAY earlier.

[@Rockyhorrorbabygirl]

anyone else like to think that when Eddie said, "That's my boy right there!" they saw Can't Get Right playing for the Yankees?

[@allencollins5666]

Mmm Hmm. In His 60's Still Playing.

[@kgatewide16]

Maybe he was a coach but ain't no way that boy was playing in 60s 😂

[@amoses11]

Definitely woulda been a coach or retired baseball player lol

[@deelatimore6908]

Can't get right was slow I'm sure he wasn't no coach or still playing

[@amoses11]

@@deelatimore6908 lol how would u kno? He coulda overcame his mental condition to the point he coulda been up there with jackie robinson

[@aarontoney7629]

Moral of the story. never give up hope

[@jamalselesi182]

Clarence Williams III and Heavy D was telling the story about ray and Claude When they were at the stadium They were at the Yankees win their old men

[@LarryBanks85]

I still love this movie

[@afrohawk7960]

Rest in peace heavy D

[@waverlyphillips2849]

They did a good job with the aging makeup. I wonder how long they had to sit in those chairs to get the make up applied?

[@andrelewis6015]

Willie stood on principle 😂😂😂

[@edenramos9686]

At least they finally made it out

[@johnathanpride1370]

2023 still here still love this movie 🎬

[@randyarellano8554]

My friend Bonz right along side Heavy D ( RIP)

[@AshleySpeaks09]

The ending makes me cry every time and I always do the wave with them ❤

[@EarthSurferUSA]

Makes me cry just thinking about it again.

[@EarthSurferUSA]

busy street

[@TotallyNotALolicon]

The definition of a bittersweet ending they got their freedom but it took 65 years and they are both in their nineties so they only have a few years left

[@reallitycheckk]

point is to never give up

[@lauraluffman6177]

Loved this movie

[@traceyarey4352]

“This ain’t my daddy watch!”

[@treyvonwilliams]

I can't believe Ray Gibson and Claude Banks escape from prison

[@trvpmusic2569]

Lol they were supposed to be released but weren't because the judge died so them escaping doesn't bother anyone because of their age and because they are free men anyway.....but if this happened in 2020 police would hunt them down with dozens of unnecessary swat teams probably kicking in wrong houses and killing and arresting the wrong people so thank God this was in the past

[@treyvonwilliams]

@@trvpmusic2569 agree

[@magga5369]

@@treyvonwilliams That's not necessarily true in my opinion. But that is just my opinion and I respect yours. In any case, just focus on the silliness of the film!

[@Aacezay]

@@trvpmusic2569 that's just not true at all lol

[@akatherocketman.8940]

Imagine if Can’t Get Right became a big leaguer and remembers his two old friends/mentors again. The two men that helped him gain his shot to freedom.

[@allencollins5666]

I Hope This Have Deleted Scenes

[@RJSTEVENS89]

Great movie and given the story terrific ending

[@jamesl.anderson1384]

It’s not Ray And Claude In Those Two Boxes

[@Mone333Williams]

😂😂😂

[@hugopirela5694]

Ray dreamed of the boom boom room. Never happened. All claud wanted was 2 see the yanks. He did get his wish, albeit decades later and not by first base like he wanted.

[@jesusisapisces]

The irony is that there is actually a club called the 'Boom boom room' in NYC.

[@CrispyPrince]

Claude got 3rd base seats

[@amoses11]

Lmao the fact that Claude actually got to see a yankees game, with Ray, in their 90s, at the end went completely over my head. He did say to Daisy in the beginning he was gonna buy season tickets to yankees home games with his first paycheck lls

[@whitneywilliams317]

He may have been old but he sure as hell wasn't gonna tell you two fellas lol

[@jeremylevant]

Gotta feel bad for Willie, being in jail since he was 13....but accepted his fate ...unlike Ray and Claude.... probably never had a woman or anything

[@therealmckoy8135]

LETS MAKE LIFE GO VIRAL !

[@andrewspray5542]

We have deer camp where I'm drinking with a cabin and it is mandatory to watch this movie or you can't join our group 😂

[@calebisrael5421]

I felt like the ending should have been them imaging getting out at old age and it should go back to when they were younger and be able to escape and see rays boom boom room and Claude at the bank it would be funny if they showed ray go in the bank with his dads watch on and Claude say something about it again

[@KarlPHorse]

This is a fun fact for you. A life sentence isn’t actually your entire life, it’s actually about 44 1/2 years. They would have been released some time in the late 70’s or early 80’s.

[@Thickmamma]

Lol it was 1999 round the time they escape they almost got released in 1972 but the dude died before gettin them release

[@Du808-o8k]

If the man who shot the cop the cop lucky he die before getting a confession

[@reelproblems9819]

This movie was just sad. People don't realize it still happens. Worse, some states allow inmates to be held and used as laborers even after their sentence is up.

[@EarthSurferUSA]

Lots of terrible things happen today. We really don't have a moral justice system anymore. It is called "progress" in our schools, especially our law schools.