The Departed - Final Scene! Payback!

[@ethanschaeffer7718]

Am I the only one that’s got a warning from KZbin that this video is violent for some stupid reason?

[@jasonmorris7764]

Nope

[@frankmiranda707]

Got that too

[@TheAkkybar]

Same here got one too

[@bookerjones8123]

Yet the elevator scene doesn't have one. Go figure.

[@ethanschaeffer7718]

@Booker Jones Yeah the elevator scene shows more blood than this scene. I mean what the hell man

[@iamkeithheart]

Dignam is a genius. Dressed in a jogger’s suit to run away from the murder without drawing suspicion. Brilliant!

[@Aven-Sharma1991]

Brady Gearheart: Right....a joggers suit....😒 like anyone was gonna brilliantly assume he’d come dressed as a chef or maybe a waiter!

[@leeham6230]

@@Aven-Sharma1991 douche

[@0kewl]

@@Aven-Sharma1991 lmfao

[@pretzelstick320]

ll विनी शर्मा ll well in most movies he’d be wearing a suit or something.

[@Shitidowithmyfriends]

Can you imagine trying to describe him? “Yea it was an Irish guy in a jogger” that’s like 99% of Boston.

[@SHVideografie]

Wahlberg did some goodwill hunting.

[@DocHalliday]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@kysike666]

Hahaha

[@bernadinewatters5517]

Brilliant 😂

[@acid6116]

Nice 🤣😭

[@stefanpigford6891]

Sollvi H yeah 😎 LMFAO

[@properpolymath2097]

I worked in a cinema when this came out, and the audience cheered every time during this scene

[@HovaNirvana]

It’s a pretty gratifying ending. Colin is human excrement.

[@RMMaryport]

No they never

[@codymoe4986]

@RickyMcKenzie...The score is now 46 to 0... I hope coach found some proof at halftime!!!

[@streetjustice4287]

Lame

[@Based_Stuhlinger]

Good to know the sultan has good taste in movies!

[@Thuggishdeer]

The old lady with the dog was a cop, she ignored him.

[@rekkiesbub423]

how did you reach to that conclusion i dont understand

[@Thuggishdeer]

@@rekkiesbub423 earlier the guys were joking outside the store about undercover cops ignoring them because they dont want to engage suspects. A lady walked by them with a dog too and ignored them so i figured this might also be the case

[@Pygmygerbil88]

Lol .right on point.

[@M3Lucky]

Smart! And as the doors were closing they kept eyeing him out

[@timbuckthe2nd642]

Shes prolly the fucking police commissioner

[@doha8510]

that movie confused me as hell when i was young cause it got damon , walberg and dicaprio in one movie , and they all looked alike to me when i was young

[@kristupasvytartas9485]

I thought i was the only one

[@santiagocarreno5881]

hahahaha yeah me too; those tree look alike

[@gerbilpmc]

Nik Kingman your name is weird too

[@steelhere5519]

This movie is not intended for younger audiences.

[@ifonlyeah]

You watched this when you were young? Didnt they showed explicit jack nicholsons dick in the movie

[@Jacob-ir6zi]

I always love how the lady doesn't let Matt Damon pet her dog like the script won't even give his character the satisfaction of being able to pet a dog before his death

[@sunilrampuria9339]

yeah, that was funny.

[@sunilrampuria9339]

@Cleo Fierro maybe, but sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.

[@Broski8137]

I thought it was because Mark's character would've been canvasing the building asking neighbors about his routine to make sure he could plan the murder efficiently. Maybe they ask why and he says the guy is a suspect in a crime or whatever. Thus leading to the lady not wanting to have anything to do with Damon's character.

[@Broski8137]

@Cleo Fierro yeah good point.

[@yosour6733]

its really not that deep

[@jim6820]

This is truly my favorite Matt Damon performance. Loved how he played the innocent bad guy throughout this whole entire film. A truly underrated performance.

[@黄辰旭]

And at the talent mr ripley, lmao, played the innocent and no one found out until the end.

[@cptpepper7731]

The mandatory "underrated" comment in every comment section of anything that has ever been posted on YT. When you have nothing interesting to add to the discussion, you write that something is underrated.

[@twiztedreverb]

his performance for me was the first time I invested myself into a movie character feeling nothing but Hate for him lol, made me realize how much talent the man has and I've become a huge fan since.

[@thetavibes9021]

@@cptpepper7731 "Have you seen this movie that other people have clearly seen? It's *so* underrated..."

[@Musaaaa653]

​@@cptpepper7731I agree bro. Your comment is underrated.

[@mishtaromaniello8295]

This is the part where Mark Wahlberg’s character was redeemed for being an asshole the whole movie. He’s a cop and yet he risked his career and freedom to avenge his partners, despite their disagreements. One of the most awesome moments in cinema if you ask me.

[@DrinkWater713]

It totally destroys the message of the original movie though. It's a more "satisfactory" ending, but quite meaningless.

[@mishtaromaniello8295]

Lucas Milagre Tavares Ferreira True, it removes some of the cynicism that made it have some kind of didactic meaning. Nonetheless, a good movie.

[@fenixchief7]

@@DrinkWater713 guess that just shows how pathetic people who look for "meanings" in movies really are. It's a better fucking ending.

[@Khorzho]

Or maybe Wahlberg's character was a mole too but played it off better than the others. When shit went south, Costello ordered a clean up with the only guy who wasn't an exposure risk.

[@fenixchief7]

@@Khorzho that seems unlikely considering Costello was dead.

[@AngelNoriega1]

GREATEST LAST WORDS OF ALL TIME “Ok” - Colin Sullivan

[@warbot2544]

When i heard that, i thought they will talk thia out n there would be no blood shed

[@samerna5776]

Spoiler Alert OK >>>> OH NO !!!!!!!!! 😂🤣😁

[@mikegeiler2347]

@saganist more like asked for it

[@CALISUPERSPORT]

@Doug Carter for real, you know those things are gonna get stale by the time the missus gets home

[@Anthony-df4bs]

How about Team America?

[@johnnyboycassidy749]

Whalberg was the guy doing his job. Damon musta been the other guy.

[@JoeChillton]

Ah, nice callback. He always cracked me up during this film.

[@uscman]

And Damon was pretending to be a cop.

[@spideralexandre2099]

@@uscman He wasn't pretending wtf He was a cop and he was a dirty one. I mean he was pretending to be a good cop, sure. But he was a cop.

[@---bd3kf]

Underrated

[@ThisHandleFeatureIsStupid]

uddah* guy

[@claykennedy6790]

I always loved Damon's delivery of "Ok." in this scene. No fighting, no crying. Just acceptance that he's been found out and is going to die for it.

[@meisterlymanu5214]

i think he was trying to reason his way out, thats the natural reaction to facing death. It wasnt resignation to the fact.

[@bobsempletank5362]

@@meisterlymanu5214 I feel like it was more disappointment. Like after everything he's done, this is how he goes out.

[@jackryan1809]

the elevator scene was pretty good to, when thru several emotional swings in a span of several seconds.

[@claykennedy6790]

@@meisterlymanu5214 I see your point, but also seeing Dignam kitted up as he was wouldn't inspire me to think I could talk him out of it. There was only ever one way this interaction could end.

[@nocturnalrecluse1216]

​@meisterlymanu5214 Nah, he definitely accepted his fate. He knew he had it coming.

[@andrewn3262]

I love the coldness of this scene. Wahlberg doesn’t give a speech about how he figured it out and say things like “I’ve got you now.” Doesn’t give Damon a chance to fight back or explain himself. He just points his gun at Damon and blows him away. Love it. Amazing scene

[@artloverivy]

Andrew N At that point enough was enough. No more talking, no more bullshit.

[@rs72098]

He gave Damon a few seconds to think about all his actions.

[@joethekinghawk7514]

Poetic Justice.

[@joethekinghawk7514]

@@artloverivy Exactly! Payback time.

[@joethekinghawk7514]

@@rs72098 Hard core.

[@Pcmr3463]

That ending was awesome, I thought the scumbag got away with the murder of 2 cops, and then this badass shows up and avenges the death of his captain and his partner.

[@Pcmr3463]

+G4nst4Ch33se yeah, remember? the cop he met at the academy, and the cop who went undercover and his shit deleted.

[@Pcmr3463]

M. Tumbleweed squeak?

[@kablard]

+Najiblet Buttsaginton I'm pretty sure Sullivan only killed one cop in the movie and it was Barrigan. (his friend at the academy)

[@JbLentolome]

+Najiblet Buttsaginton Sullivan asked for it...

[@Herv3]

+Noah Kovalainen He also killed Anthony Anderson's character.

[@kooskansloos4834]

Too rarely we see such a good movie with a satisfying ending.

[@redunicycle7250]

Man, I seriously thought Damon’s character was gonna win and at that point I was so fucking pissed at the movie. Then Walhberg shows up with his gun and I’m like YES!

[@---bd3kf]

And its rarity what makes it so satisfying...

[@deathmetalswag]

Yeah but unfortunately, sometimes in real life the bad guy ends up winning.

[@vishalbanerjee9656]

@@deathmetalswag no man bad guys have their time but they got fucked in real life too

[@tehcommenterofepic]

The rat was over the top to be honest

[@sambangs]

The groceries are such a great callback to when he was a kid and Costello bought him groceries.

[@facumanso11]

I didn't notice that! Great observation

[@Ultradude604]

Carton of milk in there!

[@Umeed806]

Famous last words by Matt Damon 1."Okay" 2."There's a moment........"

[@BrianForUtah]

Where is "there's a moment" from?

[@Umeed806]

@@BrianForUtah Interstellar "Docking Scene"

[@GaryCV93]

Hahahaha

[@tahirquaidjoher8096]

"Get some rest Pam, you looked tired"

[@RenegadeShepTheSpacer]

Ironically, he also has a "there's a point..." speech in Ford V Ferrari, just before Christian Bale's character Ken Miles is killed.

[@Seekeroftheblackflame]

This why I love this ending. While Dignam was rude at first, he actually cared for Billy. And knowing he was dead made him want payback on Sullivan, and took him right as he thinks he got away with it. Utter brilliance.

[@nitekilla]

Not just Billy, but Capt. Queenan too and he lost his damn job because of this rat. Queenan was pretty much the only guy who tolerated Dignam's crap, they were the only two people who worked with undercovers, obviously they respected each other a lot.

[@funnistpreacher9263]

Sean Johnson Idk, I can see that he did it for Queenan, but I see no sign that he had Billy in mind.

[@jackharley8564]

Sean Johnson Aaah good point. The classic Snape/Harry scenario we got going on

[@longmemory1620]

Sean Johnson he bullied Billy to test him. To see if he could control his emotions because if he lost his temper undercover he'll get killed

[@marcushalberstran1475]

Sean Johnson Not to mention, he (Dignam) was loyal to Queenan. They were the only two good cops (other than Constigan, rip) in the whole main cast. Two of the only ones who WERENT rats in one way or another.

[@vinceA3748]

I have to say that Mark Walhberg did a great performance in this movie.

[@ryancox9281]

He was my favorite character by far

[@evanhanson6924]

Deadass! I seriously thought he should have won the Oscar for his performance in that movie.

[@scottmathers8985]

+Vince Almaraz I agree. He was a bit of an arsehole to Leo's character for much of the movie but stood firm when the pressure was on to turn over Quinn's records, and then this scene where he got revenge for his two fellow officers was fantastic. I always wondered if the female police psychologist handed over the evidence Leo gave her to him for him to know for sure who the rat in the force was. While I thought the hit on Matt Damon's character at the end was brilliant, I thought the way it was executed was not quite realistic. If Mark Walhberg's character Dignam went to the trouble to break in and wear protective clothing, for sure he would have waited in hiding for Matt Damon to come in and close the door, rather then shoot him with the door open and splatter the open door & hallway with his blood for anyone passing by at the time or in the next minute to see.

[@littlejohnny2000]

+Scott Mathers His character still deserved to die, after all he did.

[@Lmclean89]

+Ryan Cox that's sad.. he was only a minor role and pretty much played himself. All credit goes to Nicholson, Dicaprio and damon in this film.

[@veluaa]

I love how Dignam, a character that never shuts up, doesn't talk in this scene.

[@andylymbo]

That's a great point honestly. Leads me to believe he's playing a character at the station and this is the real person.

[@BlitzTeamPro001]

@@andylymbo I really like this I idea but I think it’s more that Matt Damon’s betrayal and its consequences broke him so much that he has nothing left to say, he just needs to do what has to be done.

[@andylymbo]

@@BlitzTeamPro001 sure, I get that aspect but think about the bigger picture of the movie; which is that everyone is effectively wearing a mask as well (it can also be both of us are correct too of course). I don't remember all the names but Leo, Marky Mark, the informant cop Matt Daaaamonnn smokes at the elevator etc, Jack's character ends up being one too. They also make a line about how there are informants we'll never know and if we knew they'd be j-offs. Which I took to mean there are things we don't know and won't know cause it is never revealed. Similar to how we had no idea about Mark's character there potentially is (or isn't) another character doing the same thing we never see.

[@flowrepins6663]

​@@andylymbowell the movie is all about "rats" spying and infiltrating. There even is a rat walking in the roof in the scene after he is dead.

[@ChristisLORD23-h3o]

Because he was there to handle business not to talk

[@chocho1917]

It is the most satisfying ending possible. Matt Damon manages to eliminate all traces that lead to him, totally cold and with absolute disregard for human life. But a character who seems to have fade into the background, someone without the thirst for power, who quits his job with his integrity intact, it just takes one person like that. And well done him.

[@longmemory1620]

chocho1917 Ray Winstone was genuinely frightening in a still silent way

[@therealestlebomba8959]

He's like the sting crow character during the Nwo takeover. The avenging angel.

[@DaveLittleEpic]

One loose end, that's all it takes.

[@22steve5150]

and for most of the movie, the audience is kinda expected to not like him very much because he's such a hardass towards Costigan. But he quits before he gives up Costigan's identity and then he avenges Quinlan and Costigan's (and the cop who Costigan knew from the academy) deaths.

[@feverishyak]

um eliminate all traces? how about the fact that the psychiatrist girlfriend knew EVERYTHING. Matt damon should've killed her as soon as she started playing that tape tbh. I suspect she told Sgt Dignam everything and thats how he knew. Just a theory though bro, just a theory

[@TheNightWatcher1385]

Out of context, this is some innocent depressed guy getting randomly murdered after grocery shopping.

[@dondumitru7093]

I'm just sad those croissants were wasted.

[@FaZaFurhod]

@@dondumitru7093 Mark Wahlberg should have picked them up before he walked out

[@kraven4444]

You'd think this was on CNN

[@hansgrueber8169]

It's Grama getting his revenge on Mike McDermot.

[@lachlanm7149]

@@kraven4444 hahaha accurate

[@lukecoffman9051]

I like how Matt Damon finally gives up after all the murders, corruption, and cover-ups. "..Okay."

[@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants]

He did already before when he said Leo should of just killed him vs going to prison forever or whatever.Leo needed him alive Mark did not.

[@mikimiyazaki]

@@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants no hed rather have died than being disgraced.

[@DanRaidersWarriorsSharksGiants]

Miki Miyazaki He would of been disgraced anyway once Leo proved the truth.He would of gone to prison for a long time maybe life being killed like that was a mercy.

[@abeedhal6519]

@Osman Yousif no.

[@cs512tr]

he only gave up, cause he was cornered. there is a difference.

[@dstfno]

I love how Wahlberg being a cop comes in all wrapped up like a professional hitman and does a stone cold job.

[@MrHotguy034]

Nobody knows better how to get away with murder then a cop bud

[@danielmckay372]

The guy who does the reports and investigations knows how they get you. He's seen people almost evade being caught using similar methods

[@RobertJ-vo4bk]

Except a real professional would've kept his hair covered the whole time.

[@haroldbalzac6336]

​@@RobertJ-vo4bkAnd would wear clothes that would burn, and not melt.

[@glamourassassins]

I love the fact that Dignam, a character who was never afraid to speak his mind (especially to Sullivan) throughout the movie, doesn't say a word to Sullivan before shooting him. Absolute perfection

[@Mukation]

Because at that point, nothing needed to be said. :P

[@brucej.willson4764]

​@@Mukationindeed. At that point, he deserved what he got.

[@flowrepins6663]

Maybe his real persona is quiet hitman and the talking was a cover up. Movie is all about that

[@Alan_Page]

When Matt Damon's character is introduced he is carrying groceries, (that Costello made the store owner give him, including cartons of milk), and meets his end with a bag of similar groceries in his hand.

[@googzgag]

mrrusss very good people don't notice that usually but it's the same food he got when he met frank

[@jimreily7538]

You're a genius ! It's a symbol ! The rat at the end is a subtle reference to informants sometimes being called "rats". And this movie was full of rats. Rats eat cheese. Cheese is found at the grocery store. The grocery store. The GROSS-ery story. Gross means 'grand' in German (eg Grossvater is grandfather). Grand, as in Grand Central Station AND the Grand Plaza Hotel. Central as in Central Park. Central Park is full of pigeons. Pigeons. The Grand Plaza Hotel has a bar. Bars have bar stools. Stool + pigeon = stool pigeon. Another colloqiual slang for 'informant'. So much depth. So much symbolism.

[@utssb]

that's a bizarre and angry response. he merely stated an observation that many would miss. he didn't even go into any potential symbolism or meaning. and it's totally possible that it was done intentionally

[@diavorebeatzz2905]

Jim Reilly most underrated comment of all time

[@MarbRedFred]

Jeremiah Seahorn agreed!!!!!

[@benaffblack]

I think the real crime here is the fact he brought home those croissants unwrapped.

[@thehairyfemale]

Phil Wikina matt damon called them french doughnuts in the movie

[@decespugliatorenucleare3780]

and that other dummy didn't even take one

[@MarkJensen-x1j]

this has to be the best comment ever!!!!!!!lol!!

[@RobertJ-vo4bk]

Because you don't wrap fresh baked goods, dummy. Only stupid Americans do that.

[@timb5280]

@0:49 that clearly is a bagel. learn your baked goods!

[@sonicsubjunkie]

He did say he would be the best friend Costigan ever had. He lived up to it.

[@nicedoppy2077]

dignam always treated costigan very badly without any right and he did it that only because he was his superior at the timee but as a person Dignam was always trash and even a coward who never cared about the proper safety of the main officer infiltrated in the investigation who risked his own life every minute inside of that rotten mafia...

[@michaelashton9191]

The one time someone got the drop on Jason Bourne.

[@MrRobjs83]

Max Payne was the Shooter

[@garrettafancytrouser1424]

So Max Payne got the drop on Jason Bourne. NICE. *geeking out*

[@jakesommer3914]

"Jesus Christ, That's Jason B- Oh no nevermind, one of our operatives just shot him in the head. Pack up, let's go home boys"

[@AdamCarter765]

If it really was Bourne he would have ran out of doorway immediately. He didn't have his gun up right away, so there was time and Jason Bourne's reaction time is pretty quick.

[@AdamCarter765]

Mark Wahlberg is not the real Max Payne. They need to make a good Max Payne movie.

[@drew4103]

I have never hated Matt Damon so much

[@zacharyrizzo3952]

Jimmy Kimmel says hi

[@iche9373]

Are you Jimmy Kimmel?

[@salvulcano9061]

Pacific Warship and in the martian

[@erikasalvador9195]

Really? Not even in school ties?

[@rickybobby2679]

Its called good acting

[@kennytee6882]

Good Will Headshotting

[@mickfunny4185]

Bruh💩💩💩

[@ISHTYAQPONIR]

Hunting Good Will

[@ball00nd00r]

Headshot Was Good

[@cinematicstudios3418]

Kenny Tee 😂😂😂

[@closedcasket4483]

Apple Sauce Bitch

[@nutshot_brawler8466]

This was one of the best endings to a movie I'd seen in my entire life, both surprising and satisfying, because I wasn't at all expecting Dignam to figure out the whole thing and get revenge

[@Spurs577]

Been a while since seen the whole thing but think Leo’s character sent the tapes to Dignam aswell.

[@videojuegos3dlocurasextrem949]

@@Spurs577 yeah or maybe Sullivan's girlfriend, one of the only characters in this movie that is a good person haha greetings friend:=")!

[@ekramul007]

@@videojuegos3dlocurasextrem949 except maybe cheating on matt damon , No one's a good person in this movie , all are grey and maybe she is a lighter shade of grey

[@antzooma]

@@ekramul007 yes bro, cheating and murder are the same thing

[@rudypepperable]

I remember the first time I saw it, I was thinking, "My God! He's going to get away with everything?!?" Then he opened the door and Wahlberg is there and I was like, "Oh yeah. Forgot about him." Great ending. Also...Mark Wahlberg is wearing a hat.

[@WWETrishMickiefan]

Not gonna lie, I would have taken the groceries too.

[@mrbeast599]

This comment is underrated.

[@mrbeast599]

This comment is underrated.

[@mrbeast599]

This comment is underrated.

[@paulaannajackson6542]

+WWETrishMickiefan Are you a colored man? Cause thats what they'd do

[@mrbeast599]

+Paula Anna Jackson $wag

[@ciaranoconnell4783]

There is a big part of Sullivan that welcomes death. Just before he opens the door, he leans against the door, seemingly tortured psychologically. He hates the choices he made that led him to where he is now. So when he sees Dignam, he doesn't try to run, he doesn't throw the bag at Dignam as a distraction, he doesn't scream for help from his neighbours, he doesn't try to attempt rushing Dignam & fighting back even though it would be pointless. He does absolutely nothing to save his life in any way. He passively accepts it. He says ok, as though he knows he really fucking deserves the bullet coming to him.

[@stevepan50]

The first poster to get it right....The leaning on the door for him is him looking at his life and thinking I am so worthless I m not even allowed to pet a dog and then opens the door and finds his salvation from all his mistakes in the form of a bullet

[@hawaiifiveohoh]

@@stevepan50 It also appears that dignam gives Sullivan a moment to make his peace before sending him to his maker.

[@Yowza1998]

Also he lean to the side so he Can Have an open casket unlike his father

[@jnicholls21]

He even asks Costigan to kill him a little earlier. He's an interesting villain.

[@internet_user1131]

what? imo he was leaning on the door to listen if there's anyone inside

[@DarkJak]

This is how I react when ever someone responds to a heartfelt message with "ok"

[@richardsantanna5398]

I fucking hate those people.

[@PapiTiho]

Ok

[@delrey874]

One of the best movies ever. Acting, directing, cinematography, music are all the best.

[@TCapButterCup]

Held a grocery bag as a kid then to get shot in the head holding a grocery bag as an adult

[@davemac9563]

Tyler Ho omg you right!

[@ibangdads420]

Being handed a bag of groceries had him wanting in on the life, ended up leaving it that way too

[@DLordSadow]

With similar contents. Bread and half gallons of milk.

[@mickblock]

O man good catch!!

[@jonathanvega613]

Wow! I just caught that

[@BrianDePalmaII]

This must be Jimmy Kimmel’s favorite scene of all-time

[@skippyjunior2744]

Kimmel Needs to take Matt's place.....f'ing twat

[@bandagebuoy]

@Dowhat Iwant do i even need to say the b word

[@melissag1364]

Dowhat Iwant Like 90% of Hollywood is liberal but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy their work if you disagree.

[@ColonelCarnage]

Only thing worse than Kimmel is Colbert

[@TheeBus36]

GreshTooFresh I don’t get it

[@annakimborahpa]

"Take the gun, leave the cannoli, er ... the bagels."

[@coryboy345]

I'm lettin the car warm up....

[@TheWunWhiteWolf]

+coryboy345 GET DA FUK OUTTA HERE WAT FUCKING WARM IT UP GET OUTTA HERE

[@Asifk88]

lol u stole my comment

[@jonpaul9514]

"Leave the gun, take the cannoli"

[@jmmartin7766]

"Take the gun, leave the cannoli..." ALWAYS sound strategy! Lol

[@gregforse2563]

The subtlety of the X on the floor. Every character pictured with an X dies in this movie, everyone who lives is never in a shot with one. Awesome.

[@jalenmcnealy3700]

Leo DiCaprio's death was so surprising like wtf?

[@BioSoundTrack]

won't be suprise if you watch the asian original version

[@johnas9092]

We got to hear about that fucking Asian version again.

[@johnas9092]

I had to read that comment over several days.

[@garooda4544]

Most people only watch the Martin's remake of the original version, so it was suprising for them, fucking deal with it. We didn't have to watch the original asian version, we watch what the fuck we want to watch. I'm fucking fed up with all these retards bragging the fact that they've watched the original version before Martin's remake.

[@jimreily7538]

Trump voter detected

[@brandon4522]

Wahlberg, Leo and Damon all in 1 movie

[@RajitRoy_NR]

Nicholson too bro....

[@ASRMN27]

+Rajit Roy and baldwin

[@seitzisright8726]

Wahlberg, Leo, Damon, Nicholson, Baldwin, Martin Sheen all brought together by the legendary Marty Scorsese. You wont see another historic power cast like this for a long time.

[@johnnybravo8129]

Seitz isRight all of the oceans movies.....

[@jshimada9669]

yeah but those aren't good movies

[@Zoroasto1]

What an irony, this guy dies after a whole life of being alive

[@globalcombattv]

+Ed Sou lol, what?

[@range567W]

+Ed Sou hahaha

[@AlphaCompRepair]

+Ed Sou is that you Jaden Smith?

[@Alan1701b]

+Ed Sou lol

[@CayenneTurboDriver]

+Fulkrom LOL :D

[@jonasbsj1]

Screenwriter- "How many main characters do you want dead?" Scorsese- "yes"

[@TurkTechOfficial]

This scene is not about payback between Wahlberg and Damon. Walberg is an intelligent guy who doesn't kill for out of revenge or payback. He finally found the rat and he did his job.

[@ddave7026]

Well, his job isnt vengeance..but i get it. So... It was the enevelope that Cogston gave to Madolyn that she wrote his name and put it on her desk drawer gave Sullivan up. And she went to Dignam with it correct?

[@FireFirePow]

@@ddave7026 Cogston? I thought it was Castignan or something like that

[@scottknode898]

FireFirePow It’s Costigan

[@JimmyTurner]

It was about revenge. His job was to arrest the rat not shoot him in the fucking face.

[@shaunr5450]

Ya it was revenge.... he got a lot of cops killed and Sarge served him up.

[@connorbrennan4233]

Markie Mark is so badass here, he's the only one of the main cast to make it out alive.

[@lizaestevez6928]

you forgot Alec Baldwin.

[@connorbrennan4233]

liza Estevez He has a much smaller role, which is why I didn't count him.

[@dannyperdomo391]

Marky Mark came to avenge Leo now knowing Colin is the rat.

[@carlosbrannan703]

@@dannyperdomo391 I'd like to think that too. But what if... Hear me out. He was another or The ultimate Rat in the background, no one knew about.

[@Atombender]

All the crooks die.

[@msh3949]

And then Mark Wahlberg runs away, gets a new identity, and becomes the guy from Ted

[@SilentDanDisney]

With a Thunder Buddy.

[@marvinrodriguez7971]

He's Cade Yeager

[@javierarias424]

Bobby Mercer the Michigan mauler returned to Detroit to avenge his mother's death

[@Backyardmech1]

With a laptop full of freaky porn.

[@raider968]

Can't fault a man for wanting to see girls with dicks.

[@ralphporzio1404]

Dear KZbin I do t need a warning , I’m an adult and can handle watching this video without you trying to censor my life

[@andromedaiscoming185]

So just click ok and get on with it. Adults dont dwell on tiny little obstacles.

[@pheniellanz5271]

It doesn’t even show that much blood smh

[@bradwilson5552]

@Ralph Calm the fuck down little Ralphie ........ kids get on the internet & KZbin as well Didn’t know it would be a life changing event in your miserable life.

[@beavermuffin]

Dear Ralph No. Signed Google.

[@i-work-at-enron]

Apologies to Matt Damon, we ran out of time!

[@officialmovitrailers]

Congrats on winning the internet or the month!

[@Phinal_Flash]

Serial Crepeist LOL. W

[@Seekingtruth-mx3ur]

even the dog was like "get away from you rat" lol

[@tareklegrand7747]

dogs are able to see the devil with there eyes

[@jax8740]

I can’t even express the joy I had when I saw marky mark. Truly satisfying to see him end that guy, I felt so bad for Leo’s character.

[@philly_sports1558]

I love how Sullivan doesn’t even try to run away or anything. He knows that he’s dead and that he deserves to die.

[@flowrepins6663]

he wanted to die long time ago. you see when dicaprio character was trying to arrest him he begged him to kil him. he was depressed , maybe cause he is impotent so he didnt give af

[@brucej.willson4764]

​@flowrepins6663 He only wanted to die at that point because he didn't want to face the music.

[@flowrepins6663]

​@@brucej.willson4764maybe but his energy to fight ended there.

[@azianberry]

the actual rat who has been ratting on everyone is seen at the end at around 1:19.

[@kevindeanschrooders]

Hahahahaha

[@coryboy345]

His name is Wikileaks

[@orangecrushaa]

#vaiouser never even notice that "rat" haha

[@RhymeLearner]

Just noticed that :)

[@abdullahithebest]

That's such powerful symbolism by Scorcese Wow !

[@Ultra80s]

Even the old ladies hated his ass. lol

[@joshuasnow6416]

Ultra80s i never got that part. He was a pretty liked guy through the majority of the movie.

[@patriciasalazar3712]

The scene where she yanks the dog away and the lady ignores him goes back to when they were people watching. Cops ignore you and don't say Hi. . .in the end the real cops were avenging Billy's death.

[@johansmallberries9874]

I look at it like there's just something about him at this point..

[@thetank971]

The old lady pulled her dog away because in the past, a man approached her previous dog the same way sullivan did but got stabbed. twice. Then eaten in broad daylight with a small gathering of penguins and various beetles.

[@bumpydoo1183]

@@patriciasalazar3712 I don't get it. Please reiterate

[@anthonymcnamara3862]

Dignam was most definitely the best character in the movie.

[@longmemory1620]

Anthony McNamara Scorsese wanted winona Ryder brad Pitt ray Liotta and Robert De Niro instead of vera Farmiga matt Damon mark Wahlberg and jack Nicholson

[@1stnaruto]

BRAD PITT I think it all worked out for the better

[@JohnSmith-rc5nm]

+BRAD PITT Pitt for Damon? Really? I don't think the movie would've been so good then.

[@longmemory1620]

John Smith Pitt as a mole sounds brilliant imo

[@longmemory1620]

John Smith the departed was a cartoon compared to GoodFellas

[@Phishkisses]

I love reading everyone take on this ending, makes me see it from all kinds of different views. Here's mine if anyones interested - Sullivan is living a cursed life, the dog part just sent him over, he feels like everyone can see what scum he is. When he sees Dignam, he is shocked at first but knows exactly why he is there. He, for an instant, wants to try to talk his way out, but seeing the absolute hate and determination on Dignams face, he accepts his fate as he hates what he has become anyway, he knows there's no way out of this one. So he shuts his eyes and turns his head like a scared kid expecting a punch. Dignam gives Sullivan a couple seconds to dare to say anything, try to deny it, try to say you're sorry, try to say you didn't mean for Billy to get killed. But all he sees is Sullivan accept it and turn his head away. He probably thinks to himself " Not only are you a rat, but you're a coward as well, you won't even look at me when I do this. So I won't even say anything to you, you're cowardly rat scum, and ill exterminate you like one." Great film.

[@knpstrr]

human imaginations are great

[@thehmongzelda]

During Leo’s interview/interrogation earlier in the movie, walbert slipped in a line that said “I am your best friend.....” it was a foreshadow to this scene.

[@Chase-rq7gh]

Merry New Year he was getting fired tho wasn’t he? Wasn’t it more of a you can’t fire me I quit situation or did I read that wrong?

[@quintonmoad4418]

Chase no he got put on administrative suspension for hitting Damon...Baldwin says “two weeks, paid” and Mark sarcastically agrees.

[@treefingers6572]

Walbert lol

[@ll2240]

@@treefingers6572 dogbert

[@ll2240]

Its not Walbert. Its Walmart. Mark Walmart. 🙄

[@micmastaz]

One thing I'm just now noticing about this scene is how the old ladies and even dog treat him as he walks to his death. They want nothing to do with him and feel uncomfortable at his mere presence and attempts to seem normal, they even talked to each other about him as the elevator doors close.

[@joethekinghawk7514]

Good observation.

[@kuruptzZz]

It definitely symbolizes how unhappy his life is, despite escaping justice. He even pauses at his door to consider this

[@pigeonontheroof]

Amazing observations

[@EZ-IZZY1995]

john_blaze39 it even contrasts the beginning of the movie for him; he was such a smooth talking confident dickhead who’s life just seems to fall right into place. Now he’s all alone, his co workers hated him, he had literally no one else in his life to tell him how great he was or to back him up. He was essentially what Di Caprios character was at the start of the movie.

[@bob_WRLD]

Also he dies getting with the same free meal he got when he was a kid.

[@efcpl]

You end up met a guy in plastic shoes and gloves. Its not going to end well.

[@markuskarl8759]

Doctors kill people every day look up how many give out medication without checking for allergies or heart complications.

[@wellthen.......9384]

Donald Trump doctors don't wear hoodies with shower caps tape to their feet

[@andrewkuhn7053]

the devils advocate Hahahaha. You're telling this to Donald Trump. He's not able to pick up on the obvious.

[@jimreily7538]

I hate to be "Mr Know It All", and in all honesty, there's no way I can claim that title on a thread with Donald Trump in it. But I can testify to the procedure known as the "surgical scrub" because, well, I'm a medical student. It involves, among other things, wearing a full body gown similar to the one Markie Mark is wearing, and it also involves wearing plastic shoe-covers, just like what Dignam has on, and gloves. Maybe Dignam quit the police force, became a doctor, and then came back to get revenge. He obviously violated the medical code of ethics by shooting Matt Damon's character. Also, when I was a radiopharmaceutical researcher, to enter into any radiochemistry lab, you have to wear shoe covers, a gown and gloves. So the other possibility is, Dignam went to work developing radiodiagnostic imaging tools at a nuclear medicine institution. Or maybe he pretended to be a doctor by first becoming a chemist. The final possibility is, and I think this is the most likely, that I'm just wasting my own and everyone else's time by writing nonsense when I have an exam in a week and should be studying. So at this point I apologise to all involved in this thread, especially you, Mr Trump, and I bid you fine people "adieu!".

[@therealestlebomba8959]

efcpl and you know he's not getting caught.

[@RhyseeB]

I'm so impressed with all the comments to this video. People have some really interesting, intelligent, creative and well-thought-out takes, here. Nice to see.

[@wheelmanstan]

look at marky mark, straight to the fuckin' gym, classic

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

or to a boy band rehearsal

[@joseph291]

wheelmanstan Hahahahaah. Brilliant. Thanks for the lols man.

[@nickprado7952]

wheelmanstan is it weird I read that in a boston accent..

[@michaelpineapples7030]

wheelmanstan Haha...yea man. There was a deleted scene where he's leavng the room and some kid wants his autograph in the hall and marky mark looks at him and goes "Not now chief, I'm in the zone."

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

boy band Marky

[@Pygmygerbil88]

"Jees he fell funny".

[@liamconroy3731]

Geez.

[@blublublublubluh]

flight doc 094502-75 it was she too

[@amanms1999]

"Flight doc, you really should see somebody"

[@Pygmygerbil88]

@@amanms1999 lol😂

[@lapensulo4684]

flight doc 094502-75 Excellent!!!!!

[@ErwinSchrodinger64]

Yea, Dignam, was a tour de force of raw human aggression that doesn't take insult from anyone. He doesn't show fear, but he's the type of cop I wouldn't want to be stopped by for a traffic violation. He would probably tell you you're getting a traffic ticket plus he's going to break your headlights and give you a ticket for that as well. Then, looks at you and tells you, "Hey speed-racer, you can just take an ass whippen and we can call it a day". Afterwards, he would tell you he's not even a traffic officer.

[@ipushhookers1978]

+1czelaya lmao

[@hoh5956]

I was devastated at Billys death so I was like “aint no way Sullivans gonna win! AINT NO WAY. Signam will come in clutch. I know it”. Words cant explain the happiness this ending brought me

[@MeatCatCheesyBlaster]

When I saw this in theater a woman behind me loudly said “MMMMM HMMMMM!”

[@Csrumk]

Bless that woman.

[@chrisbirch4150]

Scorsese should have had that woven into the movie's audio

[@Blink_____]

was she black

[@oldcrook510]

@@Blink_____ They're the only loud ones in theaters so take a guess...

[@matlohn9381]

@Jacques Koorts like mmmhmmm thats whatchu get

[@funguy29]

Cop or a criminal when you're facing a loaded gun, Whats the difference ?

[@silviodante6792]

Huh?

[@silviodante6792]

Oh yeah. I'll have to watch the movie again

[@funguy29]

@@silviodante6792 just when i thought i was out....

[@silviodante6792]

@@funguy29 they pull me back in

[@johnwilburn]

The cop has e everything to lose if he shoots you. The criminal has everything to lose if he doesn't.

[@ebaulabola9100]

I like how the beginning and the ending of The Departed involves Sullivan with Groceries.

[@gregoryromero6856]

Ebaula Bola Yeah, they did it on purpose.

[@kolos4650]

good catch

[@xxexcorcistofjennifercarpe1794]

Gregory Romero - No they didn’t, Fuck you

[@bethjames6890]

Cyclical narrative

[@superdupeninja8149]

Ebaula Bola KZbin notices everything

[@rossbooth4635]

This is the very first scene of the movie. 00:39 then it freezes frame and Matt says "I guess you're probably wondering how I got in this situation."

[@Asan-nk1th]

?

[@Scrootumm]

Not even the dog wanted anything to do with that rat bastard, lol

[@franklippert4278]

The dog likes him actually, it's the owner of the dog who doesn't like her neighbor and pull it away from him with the leash. This multi-apartement building has some conservative, haughty residents who don't like anyone new.

[@jessecoleman2271]

Yea wutever that old bitch was nothing but a bag of bones

[@Jange4ROCKS]

Yes, that's what I want people to see as well!

[@rosehernandez475]

Lol poor dog he could 👃 a 🐀

[@jordancampbell6775]

I Know why the owner of the dog hates Matt Damon. Because i think she knows that Matt is Jack Nicholson's Rat.

[@lapensulo4684]

The rat on the window ledge was a good touch.

[@oldDNU]

La Pensulo “The rat symbolizes obviousness.” -Ralph Wiggum

[@lapensulo4684]

Erik Dresner Thank you

Damn. Nice catch!

[@RiotimeBob]

A cgi rat

[@hameemmahmud1825]

Rdr2 also did the same

[@CritteRino]

I like how they kept the theme of showing an X in some way before someone is about to get killed, and the pattern on the floor is so subtle you dont notice it until you activly looking for those things.

[@コンドル男栗山]

In the original, he is not killed and falls into a never-ending hell of betrayal, but in the remake, he is taken care of. I like to see the difference between the West and the East in both films.

[@Laconic913]

Two giant red X's on the carpet and the dog hates him. Scorsese was marking him for death.

[@DefeatLust]

Lol how did I not see the two red x. Holy shit

[@gavinbirkemeyer53]

JoMomma239 throughout the whole movie “X’s” mark when someone is about to die. Sorry if you haven’t seen it yet.

[@DefeatLust]

@@gavinbirkemeyer53 No, i've seen it. I just don't catch on to these little things lool. I always have to go back and see after reading comments.

[@guileniam]

Yes, it comes from.classic Black and White gangster films of the 20s and 30s where the X would mark the spot where the bad guys die (Scarface etc)

[@TimDanDanTheMan1]

Also the shot of the Rat at the end was very fitting

[@-DRIP]

I just realized it was his ex girl who probably gave whalberg the tapes

[@Abdullah9810_]

Probably when degnim was tipped by William about Sullivan he wanted him dead not alive

[@magistrumartium]

It was the dame. No doubt about it. Wicked easy.

[@sergiomendoza4040]

@YoungCrs the other guy on payroll was the dude who saved Sullivan’s life at the end of the film. He confirms it right after William is killed, hence why Sullivan immediately kills the second guy on payroll and blames everything on him.

[@PlateletRichGel]

@Wayne Branch yes, and she let Dignam in. Sullivan has breakfast for two, and pauses at the door to make some crocodile tears. Expecting his psychiatrist girlfriend he finds Dignam.

[@dennislopez6500]

Boy nothing gets by you people. Lol

[@masterzombie161]

I like that pretty much after Sullivans links were killed he ended up alone, and paranoid. Not even his neighbors like him, he got away with it and got to spend sometime in his personal hell till walhburg came to bring him to the real thing.

[@Labyriiint]

I watched this movie in like 2008 and didn't like it, cant remember why and even then i loved criminal movies. Gave it another chance today and what a masterpiece. Brilliant acting, brilliant directing and a great story.

[@michaelangelo4742]

Max Payne killed Jason Bourne

[@shaggyandcarl3315]

Lmfao 😂😂

[@GoogleUser000]

Nah, I remember that movie... Mark Wahlberg is not Max Payne even a bit :D

[@jazzman1626]

Max Payne was my favourite game along with Deus Ex.

[@thaistomp]

@@GoogleUser000 That film was a disgrace to Max Payne, which is one of the best games of all time. Lol

[@TL8311-j6x]

Micheal Angelo different movies

[@FedeleEFX]

Most satisfying scene in cinema.

[@chocho1917]

CLIMATIC. justice!!

[@tareklegrand7747]

there isn't no more happy ending than a headshot

[@samkresil6011]

Colin is truly brought to justice through revenge.

[@samkresil6011]

And even though I most villains for who they are and sort of want them to succeed,Colin truly gets it in the end. And so I`d add a triumphant fanfare to Colin`s epic downfall.

[@joshuahorita5152]

I love Damon's reaction. He just accepts that he's caught and that he's going to get shot by Mawky Mawk. And that's exactly what happens.

[@takeafuckinbus7873]

Joshua Horita lol mawky mawky

[@John-e4p1x]

Bawsston

[@jsowau]

He pwarked that bullet in his skull

[@ecbrown6151]

The dog dis is such a masterful touch while the rat on the balcony rail is a little heavy handed, what a great film though. This is a movie you rewatch 20 or 30 years after it’s release and you’re just flabbergasted by how loaded the cast is with talent.

[@thisismagacountry1318]

"Leave the gun, Take the groceries"

[@ToniPARMAGIANI]

Take the canoli

[@mattcarney6940]

Good one

[@MadChiller]

I thought Wahlberg should have asked Damon: "How do you like them apples?" just before he walked out..

[@jeansaavedra8877]

Rio Martino it would raise suspicions if he takes the groceries. What if there were witnesses that saw him going into the elevator with the groceries or there was a security camera at the lobby I’m wondering how Dignam was able to get inside that condo if he wasn’t a resident, also how was he able to get inside Colin’s apartment if he didn’t have a key, the only explanation would be he rappelled up to the window and somehow managed to make his way inside, and if he did why didn’t he made it all the way down from the window afterwards... I’m assuming all of Boston PD and The FBI will open an investigation about Lt. Sullivan I highly doubt Dignam got away with his murder even though he used gloves and a silenced pistol.. also many officers of Boston PD were aware of the Bad relationship between Dignam and Sullivan, also he resigned after his boss’s death. He’s gonna indeed be a suspect

[@saprissa9]

2 more weeks and this won't be maga country no more bitch!

[@mikeb8397]

This is the type of ending I always wish movies had. Marty is a great director, and Wahlberg can really act.

[@Omgosh98]

Good thing DiCaprio gave the girl (whatever her name is) the tapes or else Mark walhberg would've never known. Because i think he said show these to my friend if something bad happens to me, I cant remeber.

[@moralsovermoney100]

+Tierman Beats I think Dignam was on to this guy all along.

[@Sethbinyaminovv]

+Matthew Jimenez he was

[@Brekstahkid]

+Matthew Jimenez dignam he did knew all along. especially right after the captain was killed

[@svfox]

+Matthew Jimenez fuck yea he was

[@AlexisSnyders]

He was always suspicious but in a sarcastic way but after Leo died it confirmed his suspicion I don't think they make it clear whether or not he received the tapes but either way he simply figured it out.

[@garryshoker6637]

Used this scene as part of my English essay it really is cool and symbolises more what guys think In this scene, Scorsese used props to foreshadow Sullivan's death. From the start, Sullivan's first bribe into the gangster life was the grocery back full of items. Costello handing him the bag full of items is kinda like handing Sullivan his new life making the body and outside the brown corrupted paper bag and the inside and soul filled with bribery, guilt and corruption. The more and more items Costello's kept adding the more tainted his soul became so Costello could control it from the inside. This new body Sullivan had acquired was the start to his end. Throughout the movie, Sullivan was on a search to make his picture of himself higher. An example of this is the middle of the movie where Sullivan bought the new apartment. The real estate agent talked about how buying this apartment would be making a move up in life, basically improving the image of himself. Even at the end of the film where Sullivan kills everyone in the elevator scene that's his soul from inside that paper bag (the food items) acting and when he brought news to the situation saying he was a hero making him look clean he again brightens the image of himself. That's why the ending scene of The Departed where Sullivan is seen carrying a white paper shopping bag filled with the same items shows that even after all the things he’s done to clean himself he will never change what's on the inside that's why the paper bag changed but the items didn’t, and that's what foreshadowed his inevitable death that was coming a few seconds later. After Sullivan dies the bag falls basically symbolize his death as his body and soul falls to the ground spilling.

[@lucia7247]

UR A GENIUS OMG!

[@BeastReview]

Nice analysis

[@pradyumansingh7323]

Wow man

[@hectorsanchez1377]

But the question still remains….. what kind of fish did you bring into your car.

[@dewilew2137]

We didn’t ask for a transcript of your badly written, poorly worded essay.

[@xxxx85]

I've always really liked this scene. I think Matt Damon's reaction is somehow very primal to how most people would react to an absolute certainty of death. Like how antelopes caught by lions react. Finally you just stop fighting and give up. Not because you're tired, but because there's no use. "Okay."

[@mikimiyazaki]

I think the "ok" was because he was about to try and talk his way out of it or he was gonna go quietly to jail.

[@LockDownOnSparta]

wrong

[@ck891]

Stringer Bell comes to mind (if anyone reading my comment has seen The Wire)

[@beans1215]

Wow! Very fine analogy! I couldn’t have said it myself.. you really gotta owe it to the directors for this one! Beautiful cinematography! The actors were also a great choice for this scene! They really nailed this scene and made it perfect. I think that this scene should be more popular in the filming industry... I think this scene should be used as an example for great movie making! I’m gonna bust a nut to this scene! Jesus fuck!

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

That's a bad analogy. Antelopes get ripped to pieces and suffer an unimaginably agonising and slow death. They fight to the end.

[@fullysickshuffler666]

I love how this movie gives you both a tragic end (Leo’s death) and a satisfying end (Matt’s death)

[@benjarvis7485]

When I first saw this movie I was so bummed about Leo getting capped and Damon’s character getting away with all of it that I totally forgot about whalberg. When they show his shoes wrapped up at first I remember audibly saying “ohhhh shit!” In the theater lol

[@freebird264]

I feel like back in the elevator when Sullivan started begging Billy to kill him rather than hand him in, he had accepted he was dead. So when he finds Dignam waiting to kill him, he just goes "okay" since he knew it was coming sooner or later.

[@KillaJ972]

Whalberg was just as real as Caprio and Damon’s characters. He knew what was up and knew how he needed to handle the shit the system couldn’t handle, then and there. A true OG.

[@ThewillofFeknar]

most satisfying kill in movie history.

[@atlienn2566]

You haven’t seen once upon of time in Hollywood yet then

[@HovaNirvana]

It’s definitely up there. I take slightly more pleasure in Doughboy avenging Ricky, although it’s short-lived.

[@ApocResidence]

Avengers after killing Thanos: We are a joke to you!!!!

[@kOoLppT191]

ATLien n you completely missed the point of his comment

[@kOoLppT191]

ApocResidence 7716 how dare you bring up the avengers in this comment section

[@Danox94]

What a great movie

[@hunterhurlbut258]

What I like is that Dignam didn't even like Costigan but he still chose to avenge him by killing Sullivan. He constantly gave Costigan shit about his family's connections to the Irish Mafia but knew injustice when he saw it and wasn't about to let a murderer get away with his crimes unpunished

[@SAAB4LIFE-u5p]

Totally agree what a good movie!!

[@thecensoredmuscle563]

Costigan proved to be a loyal and honorable cop. At the end digman probably did like him since he proved to be loyal.

[@trevbarlow9719]

I know this isn't the point, but Matt Damon's pants would be considered too big today.

[@john4049]

This is indeed, enlightening.

[@InVinoVeratas]

Maybe for some. This is normal attire for most. Also people who need to actually move and do things, tend to wear pants they can actually move around and crouch with ease in, like how a cop needs pants that are functional.

[@trevbarlow9719]

@@InVinoVeratas Yeah, same. I'm a Dad with young children and need to frequently kneel down and pick things up. Those fashionable slim fit pants would be way too uncomfortable.

[@InVinoVeratas]

Yeah. I’d rather be able to have my fat ass be able to bend than try to pretend to be fit/skinny.

[@jerry85g7]

Very true

[@bigreggie1838]

I finally understand it all Ratatouille was the sequel to this movie

[@flufflenuggit6499]

Remy was watching it go down the whole time.

[@kebabremover6024]

Forget that mate, more importantly Liverpool have whacked man city like this scene #19

[@MobinAziziFakhr]

🤣🤣🤣

[@hrodber648]

Yes

[@skillzdatkillz347]

I know it is a joke but still.. two different continents.

[@mauricerodriguez2138]

The rat represents obviousness.

[@HBarnill]

Someone's a Simpsons fan.

[@NinjaBuddha503]

Maurice Rodriguez nice one Ralphie Wiggum

[@H.MD.]

:D

[@eduardleon5409]

Your name is Maurice Rodriguez, is it not?

[@dorkmax7073]

The rat represents boston being a dirty, scummy city. Go figure

[@7star7storm7]

The way he puts his head against the door before going in .. the way he just stands there and waits for it .. he knew.. and he took it 🤘 One of my top 10 movies of all time.. and I was born in the 70's

[@tobyroyson9336]

Love how he looks at Walberg just before he was shot. He knew it had all finally caught up to him. I not really a fan of Matt Damon but I love him in this role he did it well.

[@longmemory1620]

Toby Royson that scene where the cops need back up and he turns off the radio (and the light) scares me

[@tobyroyson9336]

BRAD PITT ya he's a real piece of shit in this but he did it well.

[@longmemory1620]

Toby Royson if the departed had been made in the 1970s marlon brando as Frank pacino as colin deniro as billy Richard gere as dignam Gregory Peck as Queenan

[@Metaltherebel92]

I see some people interpreted the scene in different ways, I have never had a doubt about this scene. I have allways thought that Wahlberg killed Damon out of revenge for DiCaprio and the police force. He knew he was the rat, and couldn`t let him get away with it. Still belives this.

[@CognizantCheddar]

I think it was more revenge for Sheen's character than DiCaprio's character, but basically yes, Dignam knew who the rat was, and wasn't going to let him get away with it. How else can it be interpreted?

[@CognizantCheddar]

38ldp You're overlooking something. Dignam (Wahlberg) was plainly implied to suspect more about Sullivan (Damon) than you're giving him credit for. Recall Dignam's second to last scene in the movie, when he physically attacked Sullivan, refused to unlock the undercover files, then was put on leave and went AWOL (until the final scene). Note that Dignam was fully aware that Sullivan effectively caused Queenan's (Sheen) death in highly suspicious fashion, not to mention Sullivan demanding access to the undercover officers file without any sort of good reason for it... all that, while Dignam also knew there was a mole in the police specifically trying to figure out Costigan's (DiCaprio) identity! *It wouldn't have taken a genius to see how Sullivan's actions pointed a finger directly at himself as being the mole*. Sullivan never gave a real explanation for why he was having Queenan tailed, and he never gave a real explanation for why he needed access to the undercover officers file. *And Dignam noticed that*. As for the clothes thing dude, that's simple: Dignam was a cop. As a cop, he obviously knew how criminals usually leave forensic evidence at a crime scene. So as a cop, he understood how to 'dress' himself to make sure the assassination would be totally clean. That's all that was, man.

[@svenniepennie4237]

CognizantCheddar This nigga be telling it as it is. Plus, look at how chubby he looks in those clothes. Witnesses will have seen a chubby guy in a track suit. Not Marky Mark.

[@jammiiee]

38ldp Yes it is, but a wrong one at that.

[@HasAnyoneSeenMyPipe]

CognizantCheddar What he said. Could not hav put it any better myself.

[@ericschubel4147]

Basically even if he lived, it seems like his life was destined to suck forever. Dignam is almost mercy killing him at this point.

[@VixxKong2]

Everyone hated him and his friends died. So yeah.

[@pretzelstick320]

Eric Schubel still had that sweet view though. Even though he’d prob not be able to afford it w out mob money or psychologist gf.

[@paulcervantes528]

@@pretzelstick320 he was the head of his department or whatever it was. I think he'd be fine money wise and could've found another girlfriend if needed. But yeah I don't think he'd have ever found happiness in life

[@flowrepins6663]

@@VixxKong2 he was very depressed cause he was impotent! comon... he literally begged dicaprio character to put him out of his misery when he was trying to arrest him. just kil me...

[@flowrepins6663]

@@paulcervantes528 he was impotent, why would he find a new girlfriend if he couldnt use the first one? he wanted to die long ago

[@schneir5]

I love how even his neighbor is like "don't touch my damn dog" lol