[Tombstone] [1993] [Deleted Scene] [#4]

[Tombstone] [1993] [Deleted Scene] [#4]

[@austinspringer8781]

Can we all appreciate the badassery of Rooker here? He gets off his horse never taking his eyes off of Ringo. really shows how fearless Macmasters was to meet his maker.

[@JoePedo]

McMasters would have to be stupid or suicidal to ride back into the Cowboys' camp after he betrayed them. Scene made no sense.

[@seumsteadt]

That's probably why it was cut.

[@M0butu]

Maybe there was a change in script?

[@letsgorangers5264]

There were three Cowboys riding behind him though. Maybe that implies that he didn’t have a choice.

[@frankvandergoes298]

Because it never happened Mcmasters died in Colorado in 1892. People need to stop confusing Hollywood with reality.

[@northernlight4614]

@@frankvandergoes298 Guess they did that to set up the gun dual between Ringo and Wyatt which actually turned into the classic climax of Ringo and Doc instead. Great movie but I like historical accuracy as well.

[@craignelson9045]

Ike is a badass when he has a shotgun n a 30-1 advantage 🤣

[@markfrank5937]

The real Ike WAS a badass. They made him look weak in the movie. 🤷

[@ronaldshank7589]

Other than that, Ike's a complete coward. Period!

[@ytsn_THE_OG]

@@markfrank5937 false

[@elmochomo8218]

@@markfrank5937 no he wasn’t neither was Johnny ringo

[@RumbleFish69]

I'm glad they cut this scene. McMasters' death in the film seems more like an ambushed rather than this ridiculous notion that he would willingly walk into the lion's den himself. McMasters was not stupid and he knew how ruthless these guys were and how they would kill anyone. McMasters volunteering to go up there makes no sense!

[@ELCLAVE300]

He didn't volunteer he was being escorted by 2 other cowboys.

[@Craigers8637]

​​@@ELCLAVE300I think he met with those 2 cowboys willingly n they led him to the main camp. He must of heard them out n agreed to meet Ringo. Total boneheaded move

[@boyleheights9280]

I’m glad they left that scene out , who in their right mind would go back .

[@Deadlydesperado]

It's incosistent with McMasters' character. He's smarter than that. I was sad when he got killed off without valid explanation.

[@mcocsmackdowns8924]

But iirc you could see on his face, that was the beginning of his discontent with the Cowboys.

[@Hornsvinet]

Well we can only assume, that back then, being a traitor only had one outcome if that person got caught...so I didn´t really need a fully explanation tbh.

[@northernlight4614]

In a movie or story it's not unusual at all for a bad person to see their shortcomings and change for the better. That was McMasters role in this movie. Another person who did the same thing was the young stagecoach robber who left the Cowboys when Fabian was senselessly killed.

[@LewDaC00L]

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[@JRMAV1]

Good thing it didn’t happen like this in real life.

[@drksyde72]

Out of all the deleted scenes, I think this is the only one that I would have kept in the original, not only does it explain they caught up with McMasters, but it also finally shows why Ike was a cowboy at all, he finally shot somebody...

[@michaelc.6532]

It also shows how cowardly Ike was. He cringed on the train platform. He ran from the OK Corral showdown, but he was “brave” against an outnumbered man!

[@thegreenerthemeaner]

@@michaelc.6532 and so it goes today, some people still like that. Single them out and the facade drops.

[@CHUCKBALLER2024]

nope he went to shoot him and slipped and he hit his head on a rock and died . . .

[@jgunther3398]

it's left in the director's cut. a horse comes dragging the body back, and makes rancher hooker more sympathetic to the vendetta posse

[@robertwilliamson6121]

@@thegreenerthemeaner That’s how I took care of a gang of bullies when I was young. I got them each one at a time when they were alone and put a beating on them, warning them to never again bother me or bully me or I would find them again. They never bullied me again, and treated me with respect when we ran into each other after that. Years of being bullied had come to an end. They were only tough and brave when they were together. Alone….they were actually weak and cowards if you stood up to them. I’m only upset that I did not learn that lesson years earlier.

[@halleck3]

Should've kept this one. His death came as not only a surprise, but the audience was left wondering how he got caught and what happened.

[@emeraldstar0967]

I agree. When I saw that he was dead I was like "What the heck, how'd that happen?!" They should left this one in because it actually shows him being captured. All we see in the original is his burned body being dragged behind his horse.

[@benjaminhodge6977]

When I seen the movie it shown it nothing was deleted

[@levijones1874]

Wait but I saw this in the movie....

[@Cdc321]

Not to mention making us hate Ike even more.

[@scottknode898]

anony moose Michael Biehn played Johnny Ringo and was the good guy Corporal Hicks in Aliens In 1986 and Terminator in 1984 as Kyle Reese

[@hapaharley1706]

Wow, almost 25 years later and I'm just now finding out how they got McMasters

[@paolosanchez2927]

HapaHarley lmao

[@homoerectussemenallyretent6638]

HapaHarley likewise.

[@TheBlueBronco]

Ironically, the coward Ike was one of the few "Cowboys" that didn't get capped.

[@carywest9256]

@@JoeDMurphy That is how it goes with a bully.

[@JoeDMurphy]

@@carywest9256 LOL right on

[@jessechia548]

I've only ever seen the Director's Cut of Tombstone. I can't imagine the movie without these scenes.

[@MrPlaiedes]

Stephen Lang should have gotten an Oscar for playing Ike Clanton. It actually felt like the real person.

[@victorpradha9946]

Yeah...you really wanted to see Wyatt or Doc get him in that final run near the end of the movie. He was such a coward and wimp...so smarmy and dirty.

[@nathancano3551]

Stephen carried this film along with Val.

[@TOFKAS01]

Yes, he was quite good....but way to old for that role.

[@michaelfox2433]

Unfortunately he was nothing like this as he wasn't even an active member of the "Cowboys" He helped to finance them but never actually rode with them.

[@watchgoose]

ever seen photos of him? he dressed quite decently and did not look like a bum.

[@richardfolkman]

All you're doing is making me want to see the whole movie again!!!!!

[@soupperson280]

Lol I love how Ringo couldn't ask McMasters to come back without almost laughing. He would have killed him either way

[@klmhookedmoore5847]

That's why it was so satisfying that Doc was the one who snuffed Ringo.

[@aximusroh6453]

@@klmhookedmoore5847 He was no daisy at all. Poor soul, he was just too high strung.

[@keithbrown8814]

@@aximusroh6453 ..."the flight's not with you Holiday"....Ringo's desperate last chance for clemency...to no avail....Holiday is too fast...and he knows it!!!!.....but at least he goes down fighting...a fantastic scene..!!

[@artistryartistry7239]

No, he wouldn't have, which is why the scene was cut. There were several moments of hat-in-hand sincerity here from Ringo, and Ringo asking kindly and gently over and over is out of character for Ringo, which is why this was cut. He obviously made several attempts to get him back. Doesn't make sense to ask him several times and to try to reason with him, if he was just going to kill him. That's silly and unnecessary.

[@clhfev]

I never really thought Ringo was breaking character here. Whether or not he wanted (or cared) McMasters to come back, Michael Biehn plays it in this snide, almost sarcastic sort of way. Watching this, I never considered once that Ringo was being truly sincere.

[@theshyguy4932]

I think it's because he always would've had McMasters killed he betrayed the cowboys and Ringo wouldn't have let him live

[@artistryartistry7239]

That's a bad take. This scene is completely out of character for Ringo, and there are obvious moments of sincerity here in the acting. He makes SEVERAL statements saying he wants him back, giving him multiple opportunities to re-join. I mean, if he wasn't being sincere, why would he try multiple times to get him back? And there are plenty of gestures and statements that, again, aren't played up with sarcasm. This is WHY the scene was cut, because this characterization of Ringo is just "off" and doesn't work. If the scene was about a cat playing with a mouse before devouring him, there were many more effective ways to do that. The fact that this scene doesn't reflect that easily achievable dynamic does lend itself to sincerity.

[@craigwilson3532]

If he had McMasters join back up they could of sent him back to Earp n his buddies n have him betray them but it's soooo stupid of McMasters to meet up with them. Did he think they would just allow him to leave

[@bobbammer475]

The production designer is a so underrated part of cinematic creation...thank god for her on Tombstones creation. ..great job.

[@nikobellic5198]

After seeing this scene, i can see why they left the mcmasters death unexplained.

[@robg.3136]

I can see why this scene was cut.... why the hell would McMasters have gone back there in the first place?

[@karalguidubaldi6013]

Rob Grosch yeah...

[@TowGunner]

No doubt. Horrible scene. In fact, the dialogue was lame. It definitely belonged on the cutting room floor. Tho it would have explained McMasters death.

[@kevinmoore4887]

You don't ride up to a group that killed everyone at a wedding and fired shots at women. Clanton walking up with a shotgun was way too obvious. If you're going to die, shoot before the shotgun is in your face and the hammers aren't cocked.

[@Sacrilege83]

McMasters took part in the wedding shootout.

[@TimeStrider]

Absolutely! I've seen this scene before and never understood why an otherwise intelligent man would ride back to his old posse - after betraying them - not only tell them he's through but that he'll continue to ride with their enemies, and not expect to get killed? It makes him look like an idiot.

[@sagecrofcheck8841]

McMasters always knew that playing both sides would get him killed eventually.

[@GeorgeFoyet]

Michael Rooker is a great actor.

[@BloodylocksBathory]

lol the one time Rooker plays a decent guy and he dies

[@homoerectussemenallyretent6638]

BloodylocksBathory yeah & probably rosewood.

[@Rao665]

you're kidding right? Yondu

[@TowGunner]

Well, he did let Michonne go.

[@sppierce1549]

But he’s Mary Poppins Y’all...

[@scottknode898]

BloodylocksBathory he was a good guy in Sylvester Stallone’s Cliffhanger as Hal Tucker who helps Stallone’s character Walker go against the bad guys led by John Lithgow and Rex Lin. He played McMasters in the western Tombstone starting out as a bad guy as part of the Cowboy gang and turns good.

[@emeraldstar0967]

This scene was AWESOME! It was so eerie and dark but it was incredible just the same!

[@cherise40]

One of the GREATEST western movies of my generation within 30 yrs. Micheal Rooker gave a wonderful performance as Sherman McMaster.

[@nastee10]

With him dying off camera, I just always assumed they ambushed him or caught him somewhere alone.

[@craignelson9045]

Which is more believable then willingly going to meet with the bad guys that he abandoned. Probably why they cut it out lol

[@PenguinIceDelta]

@@craignelson9045 it looks like he had 3 cowboys ride in behind him; still possible he was ambushed.

[@jennymacallan9071]

Same. I thought he was maybe riding lookout.

[@victorpradha9946]

It stuck me that they got him while he was running recon, like a long-distance look out.

[@Shane-un8pe]

@@PenguinIceDelta I agree. Looks like they got the jump on him. You can tell McMasters didn't believe anything Ringo was saying. Nothing about the subtext of this scene suggests McMasters had a choice

[@trwent]

This is incredible scenery, absolutely idyllic. It looks like it was filmed in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, in southern Arizona.

[@Rzo139]

Old Tucson Studios. Same scenery in various old westerns from that location.

[@donniemolchan7476]

Looks to be outside Old Tucson Studios.

[@craigwilson3532]

Wherever it is I like it. We don't have anything like that in PA lol

[@moviesenthil]

With so many cowboys around, this scene does come across as a lot of bull.

[@joshlight6892]

Wild how menacing and almost scary Ike Clanton looks here, but when the situation is reversed and the odds are against him he would turn into a sniveling coward. Stephen Lang was a helluva an actor.

[@carlosmaldonado5411]

"At least they don't go around scaring women!"

[@jonpowell4246]

Ringo knew McMasters was right when he said that so he could've rode out of there had it not been for Ike.

[@prenthomas4678]

@G L.C Actually, No he wasnt

[@foster4me2]

GLC - when that rape is going on, one can see the disgusted lol on his face. One couldn’t just pull out of a gang.

[@crispinjulius5032]

foster4me2 Just like they couldn’t pull out of the bride.

[@cranshawmccaw]

@G L.C It would be foolish for him to do that. He knew that type of people he was hanging out with, but he probably started thinking it wasn't where he wanted to be anymore. He didn't agree with it, so he left, and he let them know here. That's how he chose to handle it. Not sure why it needs to be spelled out.

[@ipvids2186]

I’m actually glad they cut this because that was really dumb of him to meet all of them alone. Deleting it allows me to believe they ambushed him at a saloon or something.

[@ondeckjones]

Michael Rooker played all lot of films, Back to Back, Cliffhanger, Rosewood, Bastard Out of Carolina, The Bone Collector, Sea of Love, Undisputed and The 6th Day

[@oldschoolruler]

JFK... 'How do you know who your Daddy is? Cause your Momma told you...'

[@Michael_Chandler_Keaton]

Thank you for these deleted scenes!!!

[@robertbrown380]

what a great location. i live in AZ, and THAT is AZ.

[@camcordernonsense5264]

i didnt know there were deleted scenes available for viewing. now i can enjoy even more Tombstone!

[@truebloodfreak06]

they should have kept this scene in the movie cause now it makes more sense how they got mcmasters..and plus its another scene starring johnny ringo =)

[@VAHOSS]

This scene takes away from the mystery of Mcmasters, and Ringo.. glad they left it out

[@deeknits]

Damn…that’s the first time I’ve seen Ike’s face clean the ENTIRE movie!!! 😂😂

[@jeremiahakerman7333]

I still think they should've kept this scene in the film, but in another view it would've been complete ignorance on McMasters part to just walk into the Cowboys hideout not expecting to be killed for his betrayal. Been better if they just had him get killed during the river gunfight because the character was far smarter than to do something like that regardless of whatever BS story Ringo may have fed him. The animals shot up people at a wedding (which he took part in) and several even took part in brutally gang raping the bride once it was over. Did McMasters think the Cowboys were just gonna give him a gentle pat on the back and say we forgive ya buddy?

[@chrismartinez5643]

I never knew till I watched tombstone yesterday that he was Merle Dixon from the walking dead and I have watched the movie tombstone since I was a kid

[@chrisbrewer7726]

They didn’t leave this scene out on my dvd🤷🏻‍♂️

[@zeroinifnite5730]

The rare instance when you're glad a scene was delete. It made McMasters seem like an idiot.

[@robertpasinger6784]

It's in the director's cut dvd that I own.

[@tintomara6209]

This scene seems to have been restored,it was in the version I just bought.

[@alfredneuman6840]

This scene is on my dvd...

[@harpazosnatched2247]

Crazy to see Merl from walking dead that young.

[@harpazosnatched2247]

I loved his role in the walking dead 💀. He played a great part. Miss him on there. The show is not the same anymore I quit watching it.

[@randyayo2846]

Good thing they left this scene out

[@vgyvgoiy]

I remember this scene in the movie though... Atleast on the Disc version.

[@Rookerholics]

But Michael Rooker is glad that scene was cut because he said McMasters wouldn't be that stupid. He said let everyone think McMasters was ambushed while out on patrol. :-)

[@TheBlueBronco]

I agree.

[@scottknode898]

Rookerholics it was good that was cut and McMaster wasn’t even killed by the cowboys in real life. He died in 1892 and the vendetta ride happened in 1882 including the deaths of many cowboys like Johnny Ringo and Curly Bill.

[@waynedrake8925]

Too right. Always thought the same.

[@garundip.mcgrundy8311]

Now, you boyz besta getz of dez properties rite now! You boyz.

[@Mr__Geno]

In my head McMasters had just gotten himself a fine little piece of a daisy and was walking to his horse to join up with Wyatt when he was ambushed, took out a few cowboys before being defeated. This scene is nice but it was best kept out of the movie.

[@thomasbrown4602]

Remember when the horse ran up to Wyatt and his brothers dragging him? Wyatt said, “they got McMasters!”

[@capitanfuturo594]

Michael Biehn deserver a Oscar nomination for that role.

[@megaman8576]

Wow i watch this since it came out never knew this

[@Rookerholics]

In the original script a Cowboy w/white flag rides 2 Hooker's ranch cuz Ringo wants a parley w/Sherm. Mc: He didn't figure on all the stink this is causin'. Might be he's lookin' to strike a bargain. If so, he probably figures he needs somebody like me who talks his language. Could be we got him. Earp: I don't like it. Mc: Might as well hear him out. Anyways, what choice we got? But no matter what happens, see it through to the end. If u don't I'll curse the day I ever laid eyes on u.

[@brianschocke9642]

Thank you for posting this, I knew there was something else missing besides this one scene. Some things just end up on the cutting room floor simply because the studio wants the film shortened.

[@yuletide1281]

I’m wondering where’s the scene from the trailer where curly bill was rallying the cowboys around a campfire

[@millisagingerich1248]

Love you Merle

[@MJ-YT-USR]

Ringo's character in this scene doesn't match that in other scenes in the film. He almost comes across as normal and reasonable in this scene. I'm glad it was cut.

[@lowellcalavera6045]

Ringo just toying with him.

[@Jack_Klash]

I love Michael Rooker, this was the first movie I ever saw with him, I loved him as Merle, and he plays a mean racist in Mississippi Burning.. I love the outfit he has on here, he looks so slick..

[@nra6919]

Michael Chacon ,, what about the movie " mallrats " he also appeared there too

[@nra6919]

Mallrats , the movie

[@scottknode898]

Michael Chacon he was in Cliffhanger with Sylvester Stallone same year Tombstone was released with a larger role as Sylvester Stallone’s friend Hal Tucker fighting terrorists led by John Lithgow.

[@JesusLopez-nj5pd]

Him Along With Kurt Russell, Bill Paxton And Powers Boothe Were Also In The MCU, While Sam Elliott And Thomas Hayden Were In The Sony's Marvel Movies

[@jonathanvalenciacalderon2775]

Por fin puedo ver porque murió así MacMasters...

[@stimactzedvard7556]

This scene needs more cowbell

[@michaelmiller6330]

Cool

[@joshuabrooks4907]

"At least they don't go around scaring women." Good job, McMasters, for calling out Ringo and the gang for their cowardice.

[@brianboisguilbert6985]

Read this scene in the novel the movie was based on. It was Ringo that told the Cowboys to burn McMasters.

[@caliwaiiankev2279]

There's also a scene that was never shown in any version except on a trailer where Wyatt & Josephine are kissing passionately in the forrest after riding the horses.

[@Calbenmike]

The acting of Both Biehn and Lang was way off. This doesn't fit the rest of their performances in the movie.

[@SurgeCess]

Yeah I agree, especially Biehn. It was decent acting, but just a little off.

[@MANHATTANBEEFMAN]

Bingo! Agreed...completely.

[@michaelpaulphotoworks5392]

I think they even underneath the "come back to us" facade Ringo is putting up here, they intended to administer a hard end to Sherm, and that seems reflected in the sinister delivery of his demeanor here. I can see it both ways.

[@DTJ2024]

Poor dialogue and acting here, not even a phrase of Latin in sight 😉 He would never go back to meet them - it means certain death. Better to leave this out of the movie 👍🏻

[@craigwilson3532]

That's alot of cowboys, they could of easily overwhelmed Earp n his buddies. I think I see Indian Charlie in the back

[@wcresponder]

Boy they had good teeth in those days.

[@doublee3886]

Sherman McMasters WAS NOT killed by the cowboys. He survived the Vendetta ride. As usual Hollywood got it wrong. Or ignored history in favor of dubious drama. He died in 1892, more than a decade after the time of the Vendetta Ride.

[@robertyancey5712]

Good old IKE..Citizen of the Year...😂😆🤣😂😆🤣😂😎

[@davidmcclellan1461]

I wish they showed more of his role in the movie instead of short scenes as ringo

[@alessaplasters1422]

Why in the hell did he even ride out and meet them in the first place. He put himself in this predicament.

[@ToddJumper]

Should have left it in. Rooker needed more screen time.

[@artistryartistry7239]

Anyone saying this scene should've stayed in doesn't understand Ringo's appeal at all (or what makes for good characters/movies for that matter). I'm not surprised this scene didn't make it in, I'm surprised it was even filmed at all. Ringo's dialogue here is terribly undermining to the character's persona and dangerous and mysterious presence. Ringo is a rattlesnake. Rattlesnakes don't plead with traitors, they bite them. If you think Ringo cajoling a doublecrosser to come back to their pack of wolves properly characterizes Ringo, like I said, you don't understand the character or what makes him great.

[@lknanml]

This one should have stayed in the movie. It's makes the "they caught up with McMasters" scene WAY better. Really shows how dedicated they were to the badge. Although I can see why they removed it. I doubt I would ride up into the middle of my old gang wearing a star. How do you ride away alive from that? YA don't.

[@dracopticon7788]

I have this scene included in my DVD version, the Director's cut version.

[@nobodyspecial6513]

Does the director's cut explain the burning building as they're walking to the ok corral? I've heard somewhere there was more to it but it had been cut short. Thanks in advance

[@NoMoorXP]

Oh damn where did this deleted scene come from? Blu-ray? Anniversary edition or something???

[@hearmeout9138]

“Maybe poker’s not your game Ike. I know, let’s have a spelling contest.” 😂

[@ForceMaximus84]

This definitely should’ve stayed in. It explains why Sherman left and gives him one more chance to return before he is just offed.

[@armandogonzales9304]

This scene was played out on the big screen. After it went DVD it was gone.

[@digitalgr8ness]

It's just as well they didn't add this scene. It wouldn't have added anything to the film. From a logical train of thought, anyone with half a brain would know not to go back for a meeting with these guys in the first place. If for some reason that person did go back, he would at least know there's no chance in hell he's walking out of there alive if he refuses to join.

[@drksyde72]

@sec0ndevolution ur right it was pretty stupid of McMasters 2 even think he would make it out of there alive, but the scene still explained alot

[@IBITgreg]

I actually saw this scene in one version of the film, but not thereafter.

[@snazzgers7781]

McMasters "Ringo may be your father, boy, but he aint your daddy."

[@ebonix33]

Hahahaha...Guardians of galaxy v2

[@prezz1257]

just assuming he got caught somewhere was fine for me, dont need this scene.

[@sammylacks4937]

Ike liked those odds.

[@herewegoagain1140]

All what I see it's a conversation between Yondu Udonta with Corporal Dwayne Hicks and Colonel Miles Quaritch 😉

[@velvetravyn]

I agree that this scene should not have been cut. Ever since the movie was released, I had wondered what had happened to him.

[@nickcammarata9213]

They got McMasters!

[@samcorrado5329]

It was good that they deleted this scene as it was a ridiculous scenario. McMasters would never have been foolish enough to meet with the murderous Cowboys alone, and with no exit strategy

[@yuletide1281]

McMasters:he may be your huckleberry Ringo but he ain’t you daddy

[@flame-sky7148]

All they had to do was 1. Put the English subtitles when Doc and RIngo were speaking Latin in the saloon, 2. Leave this scene in the movie along with another deleted scene, 3. Have a memorable soundtrack from Ennio Morricone and then you got the best western of all time bar-none. To me this movie is top 3 or top 5 Western.

[@Dougdenslowe]

What I would give to see the 3 hour version of this film!!!

[@burrob78]

Dougdenslowe amen! Fantastic movie. Great performances minus jason prestly.

[@michaelpaulphotoworks5392]

It could be done. They have the footage. In this 2013 interview, Kurt Russell talks about having much of it in his garage...just sitting there. truewestmagazine.com/kurt-russell-recap/ Russell teases us at the end: " Who knows?-maybe sometime….”

[@justthinking650]

that moment when ego and yondu became cowboys

[@Astinsan]

They cut a lot out. The film was really late and had a threat of cancellation

[@silkytoilet9775]

Tombstone (directors cut) is the best 👍

[@truebloodfreak06]

haha thanks :)

[@jamesfields2916]

He looks like he just came off The Three Amigos set.

[@Carlos-nz3vi]

I didn't know until just a few minutes ago that that's Michael Rooker as Sherman. DAMN he's young. That mean it was like a little reunion in GOTG Vol 2. for Kurt Russell and Michael to work on the same movie after years of not doing so. Also, Johnny is played by the same guy who played Kyle Reese in Terminator, I didn't know that either!

[@scottknode898]

Yes Johnny Ringo was played by Michael Biehn who was known for playing heroes like Kyle Reese in Terminator was in The Abyss and Aliens In 1986 as Corporal Hicks who helps fight Aliens with Sigourney Weaver’s Lt Ripley. Biehn went on to play a mix of villains and cops later in his career like Navy Seal commander Anderson in Sean Connery’s The Rock and a villain in The Art Of War with Wesley Snipes.

[@scottknode898]

cavlitos several actors reunited in this movie like Michael Biehn and Bill Paxton (Morgan Earp) who were in Terminator and Aliens together.

[@tkell31]

I can see why it didnt make the film. Why would they meet with them? I prefer to use my imagination about how it went down versus this. That's not even factoring in the ludicrous offer to let him join them again. Brutal scene for what was a well written and directed movie.

[@rogermccunejr5272]

Always wondered but why would he go?