Nothing could've prepared me for the end of THE DEPARTED | First Time Reaction

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[@maximillianosaben]

Back when I first saw this, the theater fell silent and people gasped when Captain Queenan was seen falling from the building. The one character in the movie that was nice and huggable.

[@d.w.strangeman4963]

Martin Sheen was great, as was everyone else, kinda like father figure. One small thing though... Maybe have a spoiler alert for people who haven't seen it yet. I don't give a s**t, seen it a lot of times but it might be the first watch for some, so I definitely shouldn't mention Ben Affleck's cameo as The Shark! Oops. 😬

[@GroovingPict]

@@d.w.strangeman4963 surely anyone who goes to watch an edited reaction video has seen the movie already, and even if not, if you read the comments before watching it, then you only have yourself to blame if you read spoilers

[@d.w.strangeman4963]

@@GroovingPict that's very true, but it was the first comment which came up without actually clicking on comments so anyone could have seen it unintentionally. I have left similar comments with small spoilers in and been absolutely slated for it, just thought a heads up would be better than getting trolled by a-holes as I have been

[@pedrolopez8057]

except he manipulated a vulnerable young mand with childhood issues.

[@simonfrederiksen104]

Wait, what? "nice and huggable!?"

[@yishujia186]

Only Dignam can survive this mess. He lost his job protecting the identity of Billy. He may be a jerk but he's the guy you can trust.

[@leehigginbottom955]

He’s the guy who did his job. For Queenan and Costigan, who also did their job.

[@bobmarley3147]

Dignam farts in public. He's the only true trustworthy person in all this mess and he handled it accordingly.

[@Caraxes_RoguePrince]

Wasn’t he just suspended?

[@Top10soon]

@@Caraxes_RoguePrince Dignam said ''i rather hand in my papers'' like saying i rather quit..

[@Caraxes_RoguePrince]

@@Top10soon yea but that was before the guy said 2 weeks suspension with pay…don’t think he actually quit

[@jaybird8192]

The guy (Dignam) who was a jerk towards Billy was the one who came through for him in the end! Keeping his identity safe despite losing his job, and getting revenge for both him and Quenan!

[@TheRealAhoy]

He wasn't really a jerk, he was the biggest example of someone who gives 'tough love' there could have been. If Billy couldn't handle him, how would he handle Costello and his crew? The one moment he let himself be soft was in the car when he told Billy they suspected Costello had a mole in the police. I'm glad he got his revenge on Sullivan, he loved Billy too deep down.

[@covrtdesign5279]

Just normal Boston behavior. Good point!@@TheRealAhoy

[@christofferjenzen78]

@@TheRealAhoy Wel,Dignam does tell Sullivan, "I run rat fucks like you,I dont like em!" Besides his awesome intuition there,he might work and had worked with alot of informants and two-faced criminals. This might have rubbed off on him and he might not have had the highest opinion of Billy. Some things arent spelled out so its just to ponder. He coudlve killed Sullivan just for all the shit he caused and to avenge his boss. Saying ots for Billy is sweet but who knows? There is no reason to sell out Billy cause Dignam was not a monster and understood that Bily was a force of good. Still, what Dignam felt about Bily mostly becomes fanfiction.

[@carstereobandits]

​@@christofferjenzen78yeah, I never caught any subtext at all with Dignam that he was fond of Billy.

[@christofferjenzen78]

@@carstereobandits I guess he might've respected Billy on a professional level in that they had the same goal and if he highly suspected Sullivan when Queenan died then sure,Billys death solidified the fact that he now knew this. I dont think he hated Billy,its just that its unlikely a kid he has known for a year on the job is gonna play into the fact a sergeant is gonna commit coldblooded murder. It was good Colin got popped but the end scene never fit to me,felt like Marky mark fanfiction and a desperate way to quickly wrap the movie up.

[@inarar5334]

You didn't really indicate either way, but the movie strongly suggests the baby is Billy's. Sullivan was having issues earlier (when she tells him it's not a big deal and that men make a bigger deal about it) and the way she tells him "I thought I was the liar."

[@oslafoirausuebutuoy5457]

I thought the "I thought I was the liar" comment was about her having an affair, not necessarily about the baby not being his.

[@inarar5334]

@@oslafoirausuebutuoy5457 considering the conversations previous about lying I don't think she'd say that unless she actually said something to him that was a lie, and we've never heard them speak on a possible affair. But she definitely told him the baby was. Then how she flat ignores him at the funeral speaks volumes. She has no connection to him via the child, she has zero reason to even engage him any more.

[@oslafoirausuebutuoy5457]

@@inarar5334 "I don't think she'd say that unless she actually said something to him that was a lie" Well, her not telling him about the affair and acting like everything was fine is itself a lie. A lie by omission is still a lie. In any case, I don't have a strong opinion on this. You might be right. I just think that the movie doesn't "strongly suggest the baby is Billy's". I think the movie doesn't really point to any specific answer on that.

[@MatthewMckindagay]

@@inarar5334 you're wrong. get over it.

[@MatthewMckindagay]

you just like to think that guys sometimes cant get boners because a guy didnt get a boner with you and you want to blame him and not you.

[@JoeMama410]

Such a big part of the tragedy in this movie is that the Staties had an undercover officer in Costello's gang, the Boston Police (may have) had an undercover officer, and the FBI was protecting him. Because their confidentiality was all in conflict nothing was accomplished.

[@jthomann71]

This movie is solely responsible for my continuing distrust of getting on and off elevators.

[@emerstonian7170]

In case no one's mentioned it yet...this was based on a foreign film, 'Infernal Affairs'...that one is definitely worth checking out too!

[@ghostCW3]

The original was more dramatic, less action and more nuanced. The Departed was dumbed down, but it works better for an American audience. Good movies both, but very different, even when some scenes are are almost the same. The Departed had me thinking “Yupp, American Justice is the corrupt shit heap it’s always known to be”, Infernal Affairs had me thinking about morality itself, and how gray it all is. How we all wish to be someone we can be proud of, even when we do things that are shameful, immoral, or down right evil. The original was also made in a time when Hong Kong was deeply triad run, and the film industry entirely controlled by them, which is why a lot of those era triad movies are considered mob movie treasures, Infernal Affairs being the crown jewel.

[@bboyshotty]

yeah I love Scorsese but i think he got too much credit for this, as the original was already brilliant and there were A LOT of scenes that were EXACTLY the same that he got a lot of love for. Ultimately I'm glad it got a lot of love for it, but the original definitely needs to be mentioned more in footnotes.

[@bboyshotty]

agreed..its been awhile. I definitely need a rewatch of the original now haha

[@pedrolopez8057]

Also based on Whitey Bolger

[@mikef2811]

The original was better because the bad guy won in the end. But US viewers couldn't stomach it, so they created an additional character to close the loop.

[@jasonrd316]

Remember, Sullivan wasn't getting it up. There's a very strong possibility the baby is Costigan's.

[@joshdavis3743]

Really? I thought the implication was he finished too quickly.

[@jasonrd316]

@@joshdavis3743 Nah, it's ED...likely from the stress of being a double agent and the heat turning up at work. Baldwin alludes to it when he tells Sullivan "women see the ring and know you have a little money and your c**k" must work. Matt Damon also mentioned it in an interview...they wanted it to be ambiguous who's child it was, so he thought Sullivan should have ED.

[@fuzzy__dunlop]

Addie is so sweet and innocent. It makes these reactions so great.

[@karna3588]

The way she flinches to jumpscares is my favourite thing ever 😂 cracks me tf up. Sorry Addie xD

[@johnnybmean74]

You two are dense. She is feigning that innocence & those delicate sensibilities.

[@jeffgray7922]

The moment when DiCaprio gets killed has got to be one of the biggest cinematic surprises I've ever experienced, people just couldn't believe it.

[@Belleplainer]

Costello was somewhat based on a real gangster named Whitey Bulger. People who knew him say that Nicholson did a great job of portraying just how menacing Bulger could be.

[@gchild1286]

Your reaction to the ending when everyone got shot in the head were the exact appropriate responses. (Based on your edit, not sure if you realized that the implication is that the baby was Leo’s baby not Matt’s.)

[@DXChrisCross]

I believe Billy was undercover for close to four years. I think there was a deleted scene of a news story after he died stating he was a 4 year veteran of the State Police.

[@diggity1039]

If you watch again, you'll see an X near or behind a character, and that means a character will die. It's a really cool Easter Egg.

[@WoahLookAtThatFreak]

Another great piece of media outside of the office that uses "Nobody but You" is Kill Bill during Uma Thurman's sword battle with the Crazy 88

[@vudujl83]

great cast, great story, just a GREAT movie all-around, and so glad to see a reaction to it on this channel…if memory serves me correctly, at the time this was released Nicholson hadn’t played a villain in quite some time, so both he and Scorsese felt this was a chance to do another good one; meanwhile Mark Wahlberg based his performance on various cops he encountered when he was young, and it clearly worked out since he got an Oscar nomination

[@patrickevans9604]

This movie was a masterpiece

[@aTofuJunkie]

​@@patrickevans9604😮You gotta watch the original trilogy from China, Infernal Affairs.

[@BrandonWestfall]

I've watched this movie at least 20 times and it never gets old. Martin Scorsese is a genius.

[@greenbeech3055]

It's loosely based on a real guy named Whitey Bulger, who was a mobster in Boston.

[@OklasoonaHomer]

If you're interested in Whitey Bulger, Black Mass, starring Johnny Depp, is Whitey's story.

[@martin43427]

After GOODFELLAS, WOLF OF WALL STREET, and DEPARTED, hope you’re able to tackle more for Martin Scorsese films. One of the greatest directors in cinema, and one of the few still making movies at a high caliber. Highly recommend Casino, Taxi Driver, King of Comedy, The Aviator, and The Irishman (though it is long).

[@SilentBob731]

In a movie chock-full of brilliant actors (Nicholson, Sheen, Damon, DiCaprio), Mark Wahlberg steals every scene he's in and is endlessly entertaining.😂😂😂 26:25 Also, I love the repeated use of "I'm Shipping Up To Boston" by Dropkick Murphys...an Awesome tune with which I shall never grow weary. 🤘🤘🤘

[@ADifferentVibe]

That's why he's the only actor this film. who got nominated for the Oscar. Well deserved

[@essexginge9167]

just the level of acting talent in this film alone makes it great it didn't even need a story

[@lovairehawkins4810]

I absolutely love watching your reactions!! They are so pure and authentic. Great reaction!!!

[@adnap]

I only just realized that Delahunt (Mark Rolston) is Bogs. I never made the association before. Also, he’s Agent Russ from Rush Hour.

[@jerichosmith7716]

A real fond memory I have of this movie was when my parents watched it in 2006. I wasn't allowed to watch it due to how young I was. But once it cuts to Matt Damon's apartment, there is a framed picture he has of a lighthouse being hit by a wave in the background. In our house, we had the EXACT same picture. It was the craziest thing and they were so excited! Anyway, great reaction to a fantastic movie!

[@jrsinsf]

A great movie! I saw it in the theater when it was released... one of the best of that year.

[@adnap]

Addie @ 33:05 😂 "Oh my gosh, it lit, this…" 🎶Ah-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha🎶

[@marvinsarracino116]

Great reaction. For more Jack Nicholson movies watch As Good as it Gets and A Few Good Men. Both great movies I think you'll enjoy. Luv ya Addie ❤💛

[@castorpollux5972]

I loved your reaction Addie. ❤

[@crigarsha]

27:47 "can't trust anyone" LOL....just wait about 10 more minutes!!!

[@David19749]

Twist, turns and real tension and that end is chefs kiss. Great movie.

[@AceB24]

if u enjoyed this movie u should add donnie brasco to the docket. enjoyed ur reaction!

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Addie, I love this movie, this film is a remake of a Hong Kong film called Infernal Affairs (2002) and some fun facts about this movie Scorsese was the only person who warner Bros wanted to direct the film, and he agreed to do it pretty quickly. Warner Bros had bought the rights to Hong Kong thriller Infernal Affairs (2002) and always had Scorsese in mind to direct a remake. When Scorsese read the script he loved it as it reminded him of classic Hollywood genre pictures by people like Robert Aldrich, Sam Fuller, and Don Siegel. Specifically, Scorsese said it reminded him of White Heat - a 1949 film noir directed by Raoul Walsh and starring James Cagney. Production of the film was so long and arduous that even Martin Scorsese was left ill and exhausted from making the film. Scorsese later said, “I call The Departed ‘Moral Ground Zero’. All the characters are killed at the end, and there was no place to go after that. Scorsese had been nominated for 7 Oscars previously, and lost every time. The Departed, though, was the movie where Scorsese finally won. The Departed won Best Picture (the first remake of a foreign film to do so) and Scorsese won Best Director. When Scorsese won the Oscar, it was presented to him by three of his old movie brat pals in Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, and Francis Ford Coppola. The lead role of Billy Costigan is played by Leonardo DiCaprio, in one of his most acclaimed roles. When the studio bought the rights to Infernal Affairs, however, they had another famous actor in mind for the role. The studio originally planned for Costigan to be played by Tom Cruise. And the main female character in the movie is Madolyn, who has relationships with both Sullivan and Costigan. She’s played by Vera Farmiga but Scorsese originally had a shortlist of 4 big stars to play Madolyn: Kate Winslet, Emily Blunt, Hilary Swank and Jennifer Aniston. One of the most popular and acclaimed moments in The Departed is when Costello is talking to Costigan about the rat, and questions if it could be Costigan himself. Costello pulls out a gun and points it in Costigan’s face. That wasn’t in the script - Nicholson improvised it, and DiCaprio wasn’t expecting it. Then Costello burns a drawing in front of him with a lighter - this was also not scripted. Nicholson also improvised the, “I got this rat. This gnawing, teething f***ing rat,” line. Keep up the amazing work.

[@knowsomething9384]

Another Jack Nicholson movie you should check out is A Few Good Men. Also stars Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, and a little bit of Kevin Bacon.

[@dcarroll3686]

Lowkey one of my favorite youtubers, her innocence is refeshing 😉

[@2684dennis]

18:12 funny right how in the theater the sound of incomming messages is off, and suddenly on the street its on 🤔

[@JoshuaDay0550]

not really "funny". those old school phones, if you hit the volume up button on the side, it would turn the sounds back on for notifications. Cant tell you how many times people would have their shit ring because of this, even when turning off sounds

[@2684dennis]

@@JoshuaDay0550 you know what i mean, a undercover cop in the theater sounds off and on the street sounds on, and i never had that with any old phone what you said.

[@abeclark524]

Addie's watching The Departed, ooooo....

[@InSearchOfSadness]

Another great reaction, keep being awesome Addie

[@ReyEric]

What a great start for Saturday! One of most favorite movies 😊

[@Khay-77]

My 2nd favorite Scorsese movie after Goodfellas. Such an amazing cast and wild ride.

[@BB13131313]

Glad you really liked it! It's truly an incredible film with great replay value..

[@raremage]

This movie is an absolute masterpiece. The twists and turns never stop, but always in logical ways that are actually possible.

[@johnrio]

It took me until the very end to realize you are wearing a The Midnight shirt and to that I give all of the medals

[@Jay_Sullivan]

"That isn't Carmen grown up; is it?" I have never even considered that. It might be. It's really easy to text on that phone without looking. The 5 has a bump on it, and every number has three letters that it cycles through, starting at 2, with the 9 having a fourth letter and the 1 being a space (if I remember correctly.) (I probably would have made the 5 the space.) "I'm going to be so mad if Leo dies in this." So was I. I still hate it, but the movie is great.

[@grantheming1975]

I actually watched this for the first time yesterday! It's a wild film!!

[@DumblyDorr]

Hey - I got the same shirt at a gig earlier this year... great band!

[@corbingarrett1206]

I don't think I've ever clicked faster. This movie is a masterpiece, and watching you react to it is going to be amazing.

[@YTLawnGnome]

This was the movie that finally made me love Leo DiCaprio as an actor. Scorsese took him from teen idol status to presigious actor.

[@Trusteft]

My reactions when I first watched the movie and saw the whole thing was more or less yours in this video. Loved it. I wish I could remember though when exactly and how I watched it the first time. I want to say cinema, but that's impossible as the last time I went to a cinema was in 2004 for the chronicles of riddick, a couple of years before this was released. So weird. Anyway, great movie and reaction, thanks for sharing.

[@Eric-rm4uu]

4:59 This reaction made me giggle lol

[@SilentBob731]

Noice! Had to pause what I was watching to come here because this is a brilliant movie and I can't wait to witness Addie's shock to several upcoming moments. 😲🤣 0:39 You can't block us out, Addie. The Overlook will be with you, forever...and ever...and ever. 😁

[@sugarbomb1346]

21:51 "Oh i hope Queenan isnt killed." 22:29 "Im gonna be so mad if Leo dies in this. Im gonna be soo mad" Me: 😬🫥😶

[@bigjoeofthe707]

9:01 I got to hand to you. You took that scene well. I’m gonna give you a hand 👏🏾. Lol

[@MrGpschmidt]

Sheen's fall from grace and the triple shot climax still stings after all these years - you s/also see the original film INFERNAL AFFAIRS, Ads :D

[@mikebrown7799]

Hi Addie!😊 I grew up in this area, and surprisingly there is a lot of this that resembles the truth. Not the details, but how things operated. The Mass State Troopers were known for being corrupt back in the day. They actually shot some scenes for the film down the street from my family home in the old Quincy Shipyard. Great reactions to this well-made Scorsese film, Addie!!!!🎬👏👏👏👏

[@eZTarg8mk2]

a couple of movies to purge the Jack from the shining memory: As Good As It Gets and One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest... he's never a simple character, but in these two, he's a lot more likeable and less terrifying (ish...). Cheers for the reactions Addie, it's always a pleasure watching along with you

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

Not to mention "Batman," "Easy Rider," "Five Easy Pieces," "The Last Detail," "Chinatown," and "The Witches of Eastwick."

[@CrazeeAdam]

At the end of the day the only person Billy could trust was Dingham. As much as an a hole as he could be, he was a great cop. And that's what was in the letter Billy gave to Madolyn before he died.. To contact Dingham with info

[@karna3588]

You should definitely watch One flew over the cuckoo’s nest. It’s one of Jack Nicholson’s best works. The movie won a bunch of Oscars. Great acting and screenplay all around

[@lordofalltime]

to this DAY, this is 1of the greatest movies of all time!!

[@moviola12]

31:37 A million dollar face right there.

[@diggity1039]

Such a great film! One of my favorites. Hopefully my copy is the same as yours.

[@knowsomething9384]

29:58 - And that's why Leo couldn't trust you. :)

[@otisroseboro5613]

Great Movie, Great Cast, Great Director & Great Performances By Everyone In This Movie 😊

[@asiateboom2178]

Nice reaction. I really like this remake of infernal affairs with the coolest twists in the end and jack nicholson was born for this role.

[@LuckySmurf]

@8:25 No I don't think the woman is intended to be Carmen from the store. per IMDB, the older woman with Costello name is Gwen.

[@josephwallace202]

Now we're talking! Keep at it!

[@ericdenney3302]

Great reaction and a great edit 🙂. They don't make movies much better than this.

[@kuivia]

I love this movie but it always makes me so sad that Leos character dies, it's SO frustrating but also not unrealistic so i'm torn about it lmao

[@Okaydo1]

As others have noted, this film was partially a remake of a 2002 Hong Kong film called Infernal Affairs. It was the first in a trilogy. Here's the trailer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kITIdZx9h6uJi80

[@ThistleAndSea]

Good one, Addie. 🙂

[@mrbrightside2937]

Well now you need to see a few good men. A great Jack Nicholson and Tom Cruise movie. Iconic

[@franklesher4459]

I want to share with you some curious facts: * Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt were considered for the main roles of Costigan and Sullivan, while Al Pacino was considered for the role of Costello. ° The film got 5 nominations from the Academy and it only got 4 victories: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Film Editing and Best Adapted Screenplay, while the other was for Mark Wahlberg as Best Supporting Actor. He was defeated by Alan Arkin in "Little Miss Sunshine".

[@alex0589]

lol 33:06 This movie is wild, the cast is insane and the third act is positively bonkers

[@johnserpo9267]

Jack Nicholson won the best actor Oscar for 'As Good As It Gets' - you should watch it, it's a romcom. It will make you love him.

[@aerthreepwood8021]

Everybody could do that with T9 text. Shit was magical and I miss it.

[@nickc127]

You need to watch more Scorsese movies. Taxi Driver next?

[@captainofdunedain3993]

Sergeant Dignam hilarious

[@freedom_rock18]

My only regret not seeing this in theaters

[@sammurphy3343]

Matt damon is a really likeable villain here.

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

Yes, he's definitely channeling his character from "The Talented Mr. Ripley" here (another one for Addie to eventually watch). It's another movie where the bad guys are more likable than the good guys (Martin Sheen being the only genuinely likable good guy).

[@BubbaCoop]

32:22 This shot is an homage to The Third Man. A great film noir you should check out.

[@MrJholshouser41]

I think Carmen was the one who got shot on the beach

[@TheMajestyD]

great film, his best

[@aTofuJunkie]

This movie is a remake from a Chinese trilogy of movies, known as the "Infernal Affairs" trilogy.

[@zaknolan7562]

At Close Range. Apocalypto

[@tigerjonn]

The original Hong Kong version, "Infernal Affairs" is just as good if not better. Its much more of a psychological thriller, of 2 people working on opposite sides as undercovers in Hong Kong's underground mafia verses the Police. It stars the 2 biggest Hong Kong actors that never made it to the US(Chow Yong Fat or Jackie Chan)... Andy Lau as Matt Damon's character and Tony Leung as Leo's character... 2 huge stars... Even though most western audiences probably never heard of them.

[@dsc5754]

Addie's cool t shirt collection 👍🏿👍🏿🔥

[@BBFilms88]

Soon as I saw the the icon for this reaction I literally GASPED

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

This was indeed a rare occasion where Addie watched the top *_3_* vote-getters in one of her Patreon polls ("The Godfather" was #1, "The Wolf of Wall Street" was #2). I guess she deemed that it also got enough votes for her to watch it. 😎

[@maralinekozial9131]

Leos death is arguably one of the best deaths ever in all of cinematic history & its also the reason i fell in love with this movie afterwards especially because i thought it was literally just gonna end after Jack Nicholsons death scene which was honestly anticlimactic & honestly kinda boring & plus they set it up to make it feel like its the last chapter in the entire movie... just to give us another amazing 20 more mins of twists and legendary deaths & acting❤️ i absolutely love the way they killed off the main character in this!!!! Its the greatest part of the film especially cuz its Leo of all ppl lolz I honestly found Leo annoying back when i watched him growing up in the 90's even tho hes never made a bad film in his entire career or ever under acted cuz hes the epitome of acting but he definitely won me over in the 00's wit his every single role he did!!!!! He always has the best death scenes in all his movies but this one definitely takes the cake by far!!!!! Btw...Dignam is actually Franks real blood son in this film!!! Its set up to make u think hes just getting revenge for his fellow State Patrol detectives but hes actually getting revenge for his father !!!! Hence why he already knew everything about everyone & why the final line out out of Sullivans mouth before he killed him was asking him why he had no sons!!!!! Dignam was the ultimate mole & villain & unfortunately hes the only survivor in the film out of all the main characters!!! This the only Scorcese movie that got a best picture Oscar & I definitely see why cuz the script is perfect!!!

[@brianvernon249]

The only thing I would have changed would be to have two moles fighting - as opposed to a single rat - in the final scene.

[@ElMountainMan]

Wait, holy... Was that carmen grown up? this is like my favorite movie and i completely missed that... i'm litearlly speechless right now if so.

[@_nopestr]

You mean Costello's redhead wife later in the movie? Then no. That character's name is "Gwen".

[@ChipnChep]

regarding Jack Nicholson, you really should consider watching "As Good As It Gets" with him, it's a great movie from the early 2000s

[@ComeOnIsSuchAJoy]

1997, actually.

[@MrDMF567]

You should watch “Black Mass”. It’s about the guy who the ‘Costello’ character is based on in real life. Whitey Bulger.

[@agarven1]

You should watch the movie Anger Management with Jack Nicholson. It is such a funny movie. It has Adam Sandler, Marissa Tomei and many other actors in the film

[@shainewhite2781]

Winner of 4 Oscars including Best Picture.

[@benlongstreth]

I love Mr. French.

[@Zorros2ndCousinTwiceRemoved]

Had you watched Infernal Affairs first and then this... adaptation, you probably would've hated it. ^^

[@MrJholshouser41]

I don't know why Leo didn't stay in bar when they were getting all the info. His info wasn't secret

[@JohnDCoffey]

He needed to be able to tail Costello later when he came to collect the envelope to give it to the mole.

[@MrJholshouser41]

@@JohnDCoffey ya know, I've seen this film dozens of times and never caught that. Thanks

[@mrtveye6682]

My usual comment to this movie: It's not bad, in fact it's a very good movie (though IMO not amongst the best Scorsese did). But everyone should watch the original version "Infernal Affairs" from Hong Kong, it at least as good if not better than Scorseses remake.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Oh.. And it's unknown which man Carolyn is pregnant with.. Which is part of the fun of that plot line in a way. Obviously we all want it to be Billy's but we don't know.. Could be Sullivan's too..

[@Novaximus]

Hi Addie. I like your shirt. Where did you get it? I like the black/grey tye dye effect on it. Anyways, I'm not fan of this movie but had to watch it because it's an Addie reaction. Can't miss an Addie reaction :)

[@chibangin007]

Batman! As Joker. 1989 movie