The Departed | The Fallout | ClipZone: High Octane Hits

[@bangajohntt]

Fine I’ll watch the Departed again…

[@gioluvs1893]

Facts. It was already on my list. It just shot to the top

[@Jjyahoo321]

Dude you can watch this infinity times like the godfather

[@ck3919]

watch the HK original... its awesome

[@carsonkubicki1770]

My wife’s yet to see it. A fine excuse to me to watch it for the 167th time.

[@ericcarson342]

Haha! No one is twisting your arm.

[@bluehazard2]

Do not pursue, stay in tha CAAA!

[@camward9293]

Do NAWT pursue you mean

[@perfectlittleangel]

Where's ya booooooy

[@juangonzalez1144]

All underrated comments

[@montemccarty6512]

Paaaaak tha caaaaa at haaaaaavard yaaaaaaad.

[@jimsty7550]

@@perfectlittleangel dudes actually Irish, though. He ain't from Boston. Same guy who played Stephen in Brave Heart lol

[@VBC_Records]

the moment damon realized he wasnt a mastermind and it all unraveled

[@Crimby.]

Definitely not what the moment was.

[@VBC_Records]

@@Crimby. great input...

[@harrygreb3457]

True...but Affleck was the bomb in phantoms

[@twentylush]

no this is the moment damon realized he's the departed

[@deoduceassassin]

I saw this when I was 18. Martin Scorsese has made some fantastic films but for my money this is his masterpiece. Obviously I’m biased because I saw it at an impressionable age but boy what a flick.

[@mirazusta2002]

Scorsese has more movies, apart from 'The Departed,' deserving that masterpiece title, ie.; Mean Streets, Taxi Driver, The King of Comedy, Raging Bull, to name but a few. But, I agree with you The Departed is a masterpiece made by a movie maker at the peak of his powers. Period.

[@jimsty7550]

I agree, it's a great film and in my opinion, one of the best films of the 2000's, but Good Fellas is hands down his best work to date. Honestly, nothing beats Goodfellas. It's an ageless classic and the fact that it didn't win the Best Picture Oscar that year is almost like a crime!! Rest in Eternal Peace Ray Liotta... Thank you for helping make Goodfellas into the classic it is.

[@jimsty7550]

​@@mirazusta2002 bro, how did you NOT nabe Goodfellas and Casino? The former is arguably his best movie to date.

[@dangchanneldeg6948]

Too bad Ray Liotta wasn't in this movie though. Like a cameo.

[@jimsty7550]

@@dangchanneldeg6948 do you know how to read? I'm completely serious. Literally right after I said "Rest in Eternal Peace Ray Liotta" I CLEARLY followed that statement up with, "Thank you for making *Goodfellas* into the classic it is". C'mon man... How did you miss that?? 🤣

[@jeanaviles7144]

“I need those codes!” … “no, you want those codes..”

[@westernimpressions5232]

"These are the Glengary leads. And you can't have these leads"

[@williambilinski]

@@westernimpressions5232ABC, Always Be Closing

[@moonshiner258]

I know you know. Huge difference. Notice he straightened up his jacket. Fly right.

[@Addy0401]

This movie deserved an Oscar in every possible category

[@repealthepatriotact]

Ummm....no. It was very good, but not Oscar worthy in more than 2 categories.

[@THEREALNeMsH674]

​@@repealthepatriotactBest Director,best movie,best performance that's 3..shush...

[@gregbors8364]

MATT DAMON

[@JAGFamily10]

Leo played such a good role here.. I remember going through a year of horrible anxiety and insomnia and he brought that memory back to me .. well done

[@joselitorazon4033]

Lots of great actors in this movie

[@theoriginaltroll388]

yea this was a classic caught a young Damon and Decaprio...these days you cant even afford this cast

[@QueArgh]

mmmmmMMMMMMMmmyyyyYYYYATTTT DEAAAAYMEN

[@budguesor9222]

@@theoriginaltroll388 mm well if the director is as renowned as martin scorsese, the studio try everything to afford such a cast. Oppenheimer for eg. And even Once upon a time in Hollywood had pretty big names, Dicaprio, pitt, Al pacino, Kurt russell, Margot robbie

[@michaelkerstein988]

World needs plenty of BAHtendes! So many great lines lol

[@pictureskew]

You have to have a secret meeting on a rooftop in a major city, there are simply no other options.

[@entemen]

And then go back up on the fire escape

[@barnes7176]

@@entemen It always bothered me that even the police guy said th building is vacant the elevator worked

[@GhilenPeek]

In the original they meet on the rooftop of a regular office building.

[@clath2823]

This scene is real loose. I mean they don’t see Leo consoling Queenan from the roof looking down? I dunno the more I see this movie the worse I think it is. It’s a great movie don’t get me wrong but I dunno it’s a little sloppy at parts.

[@OBroIchain]

@@clath2823Agreed. It’s pretty hilarious how when Dignam sarcastically says: “I forgot the password but if you come down to the garage I’ll be happy to give it to you,” Sullivan takes him seriously and calls him a liar, to which Dignam replies: “No one calls me a liar!” It’s downright ridiculous dialogue lol

[@jamesmorant1406]

4:01 great acting by Leonardo Dicaprio, he's sad that his boss is dead but can't blow his cover

[@emiletayag1935]

He's sad that the only person that could get him out of the mafia just died

[@YuengsNwings]

Not sad. Absolutely terrified by the fact that Queenan was the only person who could identify Costigan as an informant, protecting him from prosecution as part of Costello's gang. Maybe Dignam could/would protect him, but he's a prick and the two of them can't stand each other. Costigan was just praying that by some miracle Queenan might be alive even though he was thrown from the building. He believes at this point that within the next few days he will end up arrested, wanted by the FBI, or dead. He catches a break when Costello's entire gang is killed in the shootout, giving the opportunity to bring himself in, but ultimately the fact that he was never able to identify Costello's mole came back to get him killed.

[@StopFlaggingVideos]

i never noticed but did the just roll over queenan? damn...

[@mg19cal]

It did👍

[@angryaugust36]

I've seen this like 10 times or more first in a theater when it came out, I never noticed that but yeah it does

[@clstile]

Oh shoot! You’re right! never noticed until now!! Good catch 🤙🏻

[@TheSuirad]

Phil Leotardo style.

[@newdrug1880]

Mat Damon was so sleezy in this movie I can never trust him again. I guess that's great acting!

[@andrewburgemeister6684]

Yeah Sullivan was such a bent POS cop, Matt did a hell of a job! I think the only other film where I can think of his where he was villain was The Talented Mr Ripley playing the sociopathic and narcissistic title character (his best performance IMO). Maybe Interstellar counts but I don’t think he was a straight up villain like in this or The Talented Mr Ripley.

[@leonbenjamin7891]

5:54 he stopped him from going to hit Colin 5:55 he yells shut up out of nowhere xD

[@natecrosman7732]

LOL man, I just watched it and didn't notice, but it's plain as day now.

[@MUSTAFK]

Watched this movie 20 times never noticed that🤣

[@awakefortwoweeks4770]

aynen aq​@@MUSTAFK

[@MUSTAFK]

@@awakefortwoweeks4770 :(

[@gioluvs1893]

This movie is sloppy as shit. Miles Kennefick...we're not here to solve the case of the missing asshole we're here to nail Costello. ...what? Miles isn't missing. He's all fucked up and 6 feet deep but he ain't missing

[@lfkk4640]

When he turned off the lights...that should've been a "Wanna get away?" commercial.

[@gioluvs1893]

😆

[@Maxx_d13]

Any one of you mugs got a light?

[@jimsty7550]

Lol that was a funny line

[@Maxx_d13]

@ I probably say it everytime I don’t have a lighter since 2007

[@richardbarfett1569]

Absolute masterpiece. Man a good actor can really get under your skin. Love Damon but i was quite happy watching the end.

[@jimsty7550]

I love how Matt Damon's "Boston accent" comes and goes in this film. One minute he's talking with it like, "Stay in the CAAAH" and yet the next minute he's talking in his normal voice lol

[@stevienguyen2047]

I have coworkers from Boston that speak “normal” but their accent comes out when they’re pissed lol

[@ericsniper9843]

Matt Damon does have a Boston accent.

[@guptek]

Lots of great movies in these actors

[@mg19cal]

5:55 "take a leave of absence" "Take a leave of what?" "Take a what of absence?"

[@jeffchristie-od5gu]

One of the best cop movies of all time. Shows what they're really like, as opposed to the facade they put on. The Badged-Brethren R.I.C.O is NOT your friend.

[@YassineBarnaoui]

One of my favorite movies of all times

[@thisisnotatestthisistheend]

The subtle sign that says, It's OK to rat on a rat

[@Milaaq302]

Jesus that's tough to read

[@Plutoguru]

It's is ok

[@bend7777]

“World needs plenty of Bartenders…”

[@bcasa3376]

Did the police guys dispatching Sullivan ever see Costigan standing by Queenan's dead body? If they saw Queenan fall from the rooftop how did they not see Costigan?

[@redcriket]

Costigan was in the building before the police following Queenin got there. When Costigan comes out, he's just another random who leaves with the others.

[@nicedoppy2077]

bcause them only saw his back and at first got serious doubts so if is just a random guy passing there or just one or the one involves with that terrible situation about Queenan´s dead....besides them should be waiting orders by Sullivan & also them doesnt knows who is in fact Costigan (that was classified and only Dignam and Queenan knows who was the real infiltrated officer)....

[@bcasa3376]

@@nicedoppy2077 after some rewinds I see what happened the police guys in the car parked in a spot that saw queenan fall however the van of costello's crew pulled up, so it was in sight that the police guys never saw Costigan coming from another part of the building

[@nicedoppy2077]

@@bcasa3376 correct, he was coming down the stairs of the fire scape out that building, so when Costigan arrives that point, where is Queenan´s dead body, the police crew under sullivan orders only saw Costigan´s back and dont got any idea who he is and also should just wait .....by the way Costigan got lucky at that point bcause he finds with Costello's gang that was there looking for him at that address if he doesnt arrives that could jeopardize again his life but suddenly begins a shoot out....

[@henryulric]

This movie is a masterpiece.

[@briancarroll8124]

One of the best movies ever

[@SuelFadel]

One of the best movies ever made

[@DarrenWalsh-f1w]

Excellent acting by all!!

[@alfredoduran1635]

GREAT MOVIE. DEEP. EVERYONE DID A GREAT JOB.

[@SHTshtira]

you want those codes...

[@jonolafsson102]

Should have figured it out there and then.

[@anamericanman]

Note to self- Do not hold discrete meetings downtown on top of short buildings in the middle of the day.

[@diablo5617]

5:25 what we’ve all wanted 😂 Bostons finest😂

[@maximusolivia9982]

3:22 Leo reacts too soon

[@odoaceroftheneoromanempire7178]

I mean, he is dodging a body. If he reacted too late he would be a paint smear too...

[@maximusolivia9982]

@@odoaceroftheneoromanempire7178​​⁠I meant he looks down at the ground while the body is still above his head.

[@odoaceroftheneoromanempire7178]

@@maximusolivia9982 I like you, friend...

[@jiahongliu958]

he could have seen something from the reflection from the water puddles on the ground

[@maximusolivia9982]

@@jiahongliu958possibly yea. I’m just being picky. It’s a great movie and a powerful scene

[@keithmo1570]

highly recommend to watch the original version of this movie (internal affairs) from Hong Kong. Tony Leung has insane acting in this scene.

[@majaimusic]

2 weeks with pay? So he's suspended not fired?

[@BtchFūck-m6x]

They gave him 2 weeks notice

[@BtchFūck-m6x]

2 weeks notice

[@MUSTAFK]

Yeah because he knew

[@caseylayton4898]

As in "take a leave of absence"

[@dangallagher256]

Best. Movie. Ever.

[@TonyFromSyracuse101]

how he couldnt have found a hiding place in the building is beyond me.

[@joeyoung6987]

One a you mugs got a light?

[@natecrosman7732]

Also shoutout to answering "Where's your boy" with where his actual son currently is haha

[@jimsty7550]

​@@natecrosman7732 haha that shit was funny af

[@lennysmith8851]

Dingham figured it out right then and there

[@CptWesker07]

Two weeks with pay ...Aight Ima head out!

[@animaljustice7774]

These buildings look like they’re off of Congress Street or near Congress Street in Boston. They look familiar

[@ericcarson342]

Codes are for closers.

[@jeremynge7431]

ABC. Always Be Coding

[@mrquirky3626]

You deserve way more upvotes.

[@Linzo24]

I know it's been pointed out but the usage of X in various scenes before characters die ... subtle yet now I can't unsee it .. BUT that doesn't keep me from watching this again and again... oh fine I'll watch it now...

[@Airestotle09]

“Idk what were doing here Boyshe”

[@icecream562]

So none of the other guys picked up that he gave the wrong address too?

[@animaljustice7774]

Even Alec Baldwin was great in this, this is one of his best films

[@randazza]

"I'm the guy that does his jawb, you must be the otha guy."

[@tomburress4928]

Working with criminals seems a lot more honest. At least you know you can’t trust them. Whereas working as a cop you never know if they are gonna screw ya over or not.

[@mrp8811]

great film

[@JohnWayne-w2g]

Terrible 'accents'...Saffa? Bostonian? WTF??

[@jimsty7550]

Lol I completely agree

[@Steelflight773]

I always wonder about this scene and the undercover Boston cop. You would think he would be charged with this murder.

[@DaneofHalves]

This movie was beat-for-beat a plagiarized version of "Infernal Affairs" that came out in Japan in 2002. The difference being the latter was actually good and the former was like all the other Scorcese films: Bully glorification.

[@moustachestyleguy]

4:45 The Van drives over the dead Captain Queenan and nothing gets squished ???🤔

[@kamsandwich6990]

I miss old flip phones.

[@PLP357]

Dirty Stratford police department ‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@Haerinx87]

Infernal Affairs was 100 times better in every way.

[@DabNaggit]

*tells obvious lie* "That's a lie" "Nobody calls me a liar!!"

[@SasukeUchiha-qg4nn]

This is the age Leo should've been Jordan Belfort

i always wondered why queenan didnt have his gun out

[@jackkalen5653]

He knew he was out numbered, he was hoping for a way out the diplomatic way.

[@abn_tx]

It’s not in this clip but my favorite line from this movie was “Maybe.. Maybe not.. Maybe fuck yahself”

[@SubwayProphet]

What possible reason could Matt Damon order them to allow murderers to just ride off with no pursuit?

[@Brown87]

4:44 The van runs right over him, but his body doesn't move an inch 🤭

[@mg19cal]

The body is a dummy. It's not going to react like a human body would

[@Brown87]

@mg19cal It wasn't a dummy; they filmed Sheen lying down and then spliced it together with the van driving away 🎞️ Believe it or not, a dummy would still move if you drove over the top of it 😄

[@RichieMcCormick1888]

Missed

[@Brown87]

@RichieMcCormick1888 It looks as if the van went right over him 🧐

[@crickcrack0]

​@@Brown87look better

[@BlackMarvel25]

That’s nasty work calling this the fallout. lol. Wait so was that guy really a cop?

[@stevienguyen2047]

Delahunt? there’s always been an ongoing debate among fans if he was really a cop.

[@BlackMarvel25]

@stevienguyen2047 yea Delahunt. The one who got shot and was dying.

[@michaelkerstein988]

Stay in the caah! love that lol

[@knightwind5967]

sTaY iN tHe CaAa!

[@jerichobeach2967]

Alllllll my exes live in deathas X’s symbolize and foreshadow death in this movie

[@castolano]

Internal affairs , Copland , we are the night and the departed all must see coo dramas. Oh and Black Rain Michael Douglas n Andy Garcia

[@codykp.]

Martin Scorsese made Boston look awesome and a place everyone would want to live. But that city is a shit hole. only he can make it look great

[@jimsty7550]

It's actually New York lol. It's meant to be Boston, I know, but most of the film was filmed in New York lol

[@codykp.]

@ check out the deleted scenes he literally says I love the view of Boston in the shot

[@jimsty7550]

@@codykp. "check out" my comment again... I said MOST of the film was filmed in New York, not all of it. Of course there are some real shots of Boston in this film lol. They did film a bit there but New York is where most of the film was shot because of tax incentives at the time.

[@Necr0Mancer666]

What a scene! Scorsese never makes movies like this anymore!

[@jimsty7550]

Dudes in his 80's. What do you expect? Lol. Anyways, the Irishman was a pretty damn good film, too.

[@imnothere220]

"hits". Jesus Christ, you're not "in" the mob.

[@billthestinker]

Silly scene No way the captain knowing the bad guys are coming up to him would not be waiting behind some cover with his weapon drawn ridiculous!

[@williammoore1980]

So they just outright kill a police captain?

[@agent_mc]

Queenan should have hidden behind a barrel or something.

[@PvMotoWerks]

good movie but, my god, the plot holes. DO NOT PURSUE, yeah there's suspect #1

[@SKY-nv1mi]

They were excessive with the cop

[@blatent]

This was based on a 3 part Japanese trilogy called Infernal Affairs. Remember going to the cinema to see the 2nd movie told 3 times from buying the ticket to having it checked to entering the screening “you know this movie has sub titles” oh happy days.

[@dalton5903]

it is based on the 1990 movie of the same name, the Hong Kong series is from 2002.

[@blatent]

@ Yep you could be right on the dates. Still HAPPIER TIMES.

[@stocksbythenumbers]

World needs plenty ah bah-tenduhs!

[@357mangum]

Scorsese def one of the best but this was just way over the top. Not believable throughout.

[@Lagravation]

Genius!!!!

[@jeanpeuplu4926]

Captain Ronald Dump

[@KO-sx9uy]

this whole thing was dumb, he could have outed him at the police station

[@repealthepatriotact]

Great movie, but the writing for this scene was soooo lazy. Undercover cop's supervisor goes to some old empty office building in the middle of the city and he goes to the 6th floor roof in the middle of the day to talk with his mole, with no exit plan? 100% deserved to be thrown off that building, along with the writers.

[@EGRJ]

He deliberately sacrificed himself to distract the bad guys Billy could escape. That WAS the exit plan. Either they both got caught and died, or the boss probably would. Best case scenario, they take him alive, which gives the other cops a chance to save him, and maintains Billy's cover. Did you miss when he crossed himself? This could've happened anywhere. Anywhere it wasn't practical for both of them to escape, which could happen even with an "exit plan". No plan survives contact with the enemy. I feel like a lot of people just want to dunk on the writers instead of engaging with the movie.

[@repealthepatriotact]

@EGRJ Durr. You missed my whole point. No one would have been sacrificed, and they both would have gotten away clean if they had a better meeting spot. All they really had to do was to get two burner phones and talk to each other, but no.....they had to meet in the middle of the day on the roof of some empty building. If they wanted to sacrifice Martin Sheen's character they could have easily done it in a more creative believable way. But no, let's just have the interns write a scene while we get massages, and then go home early.

[@thefivepoints]

They could've met in Starbucks on laptops whilst looking at the barista's nice ass and listening to crap lounge jazz music. Thats what i do.

[@odoaceroftheneoromanempire7178]

I love the movie too, but I agree it's a stretch. One of those times you have to suspend your disbelief for a film.

[@jimsty7550]

​@@repealthepatriotact writer* ... and so what? One scene out of this film doesn't make sense to you and you insult the integrity of the guy who wrote this Oscar winning film? I mean, it's a movie...not a real life documentary lol. Every movie out there has at least a dozen continuity errors in them alone... I mean, you can't honestly expect everything, literally every scene in a movie about fictitious events, to be 100% or even 90% realistic. That's a completely unrealistic expectation. Anyways... William Monahan still won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay that year and rightfully so. Besides _civilly_ responding to other commentors online with comments that start with "Durr", what have you done lately, my friend?

[@KevinMcGee-qg6hm]

Ehhh why didn't he just run down the fire escape with him 😂😂😂😂

[@KaoticReach1999]

He sacrificed himself to hold them up, hence saying if he is seen they can't help him if they're seen together

[@KevinMcGee-qg6hm]

@KaoticReach1999 hold them up? He was outside by the time they had him on the roof

[@jotaferreira4848]

Stay in the cah

[@dsa-k4p]

тільки і чути фак фак фак!!!

[@jonathanng0603]

if you know infernal affairs, you know this is a nothing more than a 2nd rate napoleon of a man in Scorsese trying to steal what little noteriety he would have got from this

[@kas8131]

A lot of splatter for a falling body

[@JonEyv]

Looks like a tv version of mission impossible

[@Kwaj]

X = death Lotta Xs in this scene.

[@jimsty7550]

What?

[@mg19cal]

Very Hitchcock-esque

[@jimsty7550]

@mg19cal ok

[@transvestosaurus878]

Wat da fak

[@michaeltammaro482]

I thought DiCaprio was very good in this film and it was a great movie BUT I think Matt Dillon would have been much more convincing as an Irish toughguy. That guy was NEVER given a real opportunity to show his acting abilities. Damn shame.

[@scottterrio8370]

Like he wouldn't already have the shotgun chambered before opening the elevator door.

[@Really730-om4ui]

A

[@russsnyder2026]

Something came off the roof. Could they seriously not tell who it was

[@jimsty7550]

From their perspective, the couldn't, no. Or at least they didn't verbally jump to conclusions but probably knew who it was still.

[@JonEyv]

Looks direceted by the same guy who directed leon the professional is so unpleasant to watch amy scene in the whole clip

[@damonroger3184]

This was directed by Martin Scorcese. Leon was directed by Luc Besson.

[@greens294]

Damn you don’t like The Departed or The Professional? I’ll respect anyone’s honest opinion, but you gotta acknowledge you’re in the minority there

[@JonEyv]

@@damonroger3184 is this by martin really. I'm nuts

[@JonEyv]

@@greens294 I know I like to place myself in those places

[@JonEyv]

@@greens294 Leon causes me pain about how bad it is and they putting a secondary character as a main and damn the whole movie looks so french and french movies aren't good except for gaspard noe

[@JonEyv]

Why this movie has good actors but looks so cheap

[@Arthur-ob1yf]

It’s a great movie

[@odoaceroftheneoromanempire7178]

Filmed in 2006 and had that film grain effect that lots of films from like 2002-2008 had. Not sure why lots had it at that time. I guess directors felt it made the film feel "gritty."

[@JonEyv]

@odoaceroftheneoromanempire7178 it's not the grain effect is the camera angles and the colours

[@JonEyv]

@@Arthur-ob1yf could be it looks cheap as hell and I doubt about it Beeing any decent with such cheap scenes cheap scenarios and lack of attention

[@shekelsteintheshellshocked7000]

​@@JonEyv no it's a pretty decent movie. You just have shit taste.

[@Kane-ez]

Accents are annoying 😑 too real bostonians

[@Corey-dy2cq]

Do not pasue.......stay n let fahts in the cah!

[@sidpirate8570]

IT🤡was HEAVEN that killed him. . . IT'S🤡not just a movie anymore. . . IT'S🤡 your LIFE STORY. . . IT🤡 is a MUSICAL. . . The ⭐️🎶↖️ LEADS YOU to IT🧛🏻‍♂️. . .