maybe, he know Sullivan is a rat from Madolyn Madden.. However, Dignam have two reason to murder him; First, to take revenge for the death of Queenan and Costigan Second, because he know Sullivan is a rat [from Madolyn Madden]. #MyOpinion
I think Dignam knew Sullivan was the rat, the minute that Sullivan had Queenan followed and subsequently killed. This was just sweet revenge for having Queenan and Costigan killed.
one of the most perfect and beautiful moments in film history … Seeing people get what they’ve got coming is a beautiful thing - in movies or in real life.
He told Billy even when he was being a dick to him in his interview that he was the best friend that he had and he proved it bc he did what any true friend would do if someone killed or lead to the death of 2 ppl who dignam liked, like the captain or that he had sum respect for like he did Billy for what he was putting himself thru to get justice against Castello.
He did it for Costigan for sure. The script even says something like "He steps forward from the shadows to avenge a man he didn't like, but he respected." It's clear that Dignam is there to pay Sullivan back for Costigan's death.
Alright, so this is my personal theory here: Dignam knows Sullivan is the rat because of the CD, and the letter that Billy gave to Madolyn to open in the event of his death (which eventually happens). In the letter, Billy explains the true nature of what has actually happened, and either: A. Tells Madolyn to tell Dignam B. Madolyn, being a true believer of justice and public service, decides to find Dignam and tell him the truth When Sullivan goes to open his door in the last scene, he seems to put in the keys in but hesitates opening the door for a moment because the door is already unlocked. This leads me to think that Madolyn was directly involved in Dignam having access to the apartment, giving him a spare key or getting into the apartment thru other means, as she had lived there before and knew the place well. Why does she do this? A. Because Sullivan is a rat, she believes in justice, and he lied to her B. Because she doesn’t want one person on earth knowing that the baby she’s carrying is actually the result of an affair with Billy, and Sullivan seemed to put 2 and 2 together when he saw Madolyn crying at the funeral. C. Both A and B As to why Dignam would want to murder Sullivan? It’s obvious, for revenge of the death of Captain Queenan and the fact that he’s a rat.
Look at dignam's face. He held actual contempt and hatred for Colin which you could see. He just wanted to see some justice through, no matter how unconventional
Is it not because of earlier in the film. The guards say “If they ignore you they are undercover cops” In a way it doesn’t make sense cause it’s a bit of a black ops operation for dingham but on the other hand it still at least signifys he’s walking into a setup
Dignam is the best character in the whole movie besides Billy for one reason to me. When he told Billy during his interview that even tho he was being a total dick to him that he was the best friend that he had and he proved it in the end. Killing the guy who got your friends killed is what any good friend would do in the same situation if they could, if not they really aren't that great of a friend.
This was the most satisfying moment in the whole movie. I was completely shook thinking Matt Damon's character was going to get away with it as, like, a twist or something but...oh yeah bay-beee shot him right in the fuckin' skull *chef's kiss*
Anyone noticed how Dignam's hand is shaking a little before finally shooting? I think that's a cool detail that lets you understand how long he has waited to get his revenge.
It could be a comedy where he’s an ex-cop bartender (remember - “world needs plenty of bahtendahs!”) dispensing his trademark Boston wit to a quirky cast of regulars.
freeze frame the moment of impact .. blood sprays all over the door - but no sign of an entry wound on Sullivan’s face/ head.. despite that, still a great moment.
I always thought Dignam was Costellos real actual son all these years because of the line Sullivan says to Costello right before he kills him when he says : "all that fuckin but no sons?" , but then I thought that this could just be real vigilante revenge because he knew Sullivan was going to walk free no matter what & Dignam really was a honest cop with a Irish temperament problem or maybe......Dignam was actually a rat but not Costellos son & was just smarter than everyone else 🤯🤷 who knows 💯
it was revenge for Costigan's death and the ordinal movie Dignam wasn't a character and Sullivan lived. great twist. I would of killed that POS if I was Dignam.
Just had a Mandela moment, I remember Wahlburg wearing sort of a medical style hairnet when this happened originally, I even remember it being light blue. Anyone else?
What he should have done was waited inside a bedroom until he heard the front door close. He should also have had the hat on before he entered. Theres a good chance his DNA is all over the place
He had a bad reputation after the incident, ppl suspected he was the rat but there is barely any proof for it, it was all over the news obviously, thats why she was rude to him.
Thought he had worked for Costello for a second but it was rather to avenge the deaths of Costigan and Queenan. He did smart by making it look like a mob hit.
This movie completely lost me at the end. First off when billy sees the envelope on his desk why wouldn’t he go to one of the other cops immediately? What are they going to do kill him in the middle of the station? Also why when he has all the tapes later doesn’t he just take them to the police station to get Sullivan arrested?
Sullivan was gay (look it up) 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?
@@philc5499 Exactly. There's a theme in the film about the criminals being impotent: Sullivan has performance problems, the reference to Costello "firing blanks all these years", French's wife's alleged infidelity.
@@Dom8o8 when I first watched it 14 years ago ..i figured he worked for Frank..and thought I had to watch it again..but I was wrong..almost every cop was bad in this film so i figured Mark was corrupted as well ..never figured he would avenge thier deaths made me love the film more lol
Yes, great movie, actors, etc. But this scene is so unrealistic. Why would he shoot him right as he walks in with the door open? This Dignam guy is supposed to be a pro and needs to keep this whole incident on the down low. So, he dresses up like an assassin and kills the guy in cold blood all over the outside of the door with the door open? In reality, he could have just hid until the door was shut and taken him out. Minor detail, but drives me nuts every time.
The projectory angles are a Jeff K. Zapruder reference to the Doctorates of William & Steven Greer. Meaning to culp a pretend-mark of him having been shot point blank, but he splattered side-to-side like a rap. We bet this is intentional, but undisclosed.
No that's illogical as he has all the info that was needed by Costello and quit when a good cop got killed. But I understand all the twists made your small brain flip.
Here's something I've always pondered: was Dignam really just avenging his dead friend or was he yet another one of Costello's rats tying up another loose end? The first time I considered that, mind BLOWN!!!!!!
Bro if I was Dignam I would have stolen those groceries too but my guess he is a detective so when the cops and detectives come to investigate Sullivan’s murder they are probably going to trace his steps to the last place he went and also check any security footage of any kind of cameras in the building or surrounding area. If they see Dignam walking with groceries that look like what Sullivan bought from the store they are going to narrow him as a potential suspect.😂
Mark Wahlberg is a great Hollywood actor, but I don't like Sergeant Dignam, the evil character of Martin Scorsese's 2006 movie "The Departed" roled by himself!
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When the most badass character in the movie disappears half-way through it, you should know he's coming back.
That character wasn't even in the original move, great addition and ending.
Still waiting for costigan to come back...
@@doggerlander Meta
I remember first time through, completely forgetting about marky mark and then this ending 👌🏽👌🏽
What was even more interesting was Sullivan basically just stood there, and accepts the bullet that was coming to him.
Twist: Dignam didn’t know he was the rat, he just wanted to kill him.
maybe, he know Sullivan is a rat from Madolyn Madden..
However, Dignam have two reason to murder him;
First, to take revenge for the death of Queenan and Costigan
Second, because he know Sullivan is a rat [from Madolyn Madden].
#MyOpinion
@@sangpengelana808 lmao he knew he was a rat because the letter billy gave the girl said that he was and also said to give it to dignam
@@sangpengelana808 since he had 2 weeks of absence and did a little investigation.
@@RobertoMartinez-hn1rg maybe that's true too.. Dignam also did secret investigation about Sulivan since his absence..
I think Dignam knew Sullivan was the rat, the minute that Sullivan had Queenan followed and subsequently killed. This was just sweet revenge for having Queenan and Costigan killed.
Dignam was the best cop in this. He knew what he was up against and never let his guard down throughout.
I hated Dignam through the whole movie. In this moment he went from one of my least favorite characters to the top 2. Greatest redemption ever.
He had nothing to redeem. Being rugged, rude and having a pottymouth aren't character flaws. Esp since he was always righteous.
Me too!!!
He was a good person but wasn’t a nice person. There’s a huge difference.
@@Uriakatos He was the Knight in Sour Armor trope
im sorry but Colin Sullivan deserved his comeuppance for being Costellos ACTUAL Rat
Love him or hate him, Dingam is right about that he’s the best friend anyone’s ever got
That was so satisfying to see at the end
That tone of "okay" sounded as if Sullivan was accepting his fate rather than being confused and surprised by the situation
I think he was done at that point. His wife left him, he probably wasn't going to get promoted any further and he knew the baby wasn't his.
one of the most perfect and beautiful moments in film history … Seeing people get what they’ve got coming is a beautiful thing - in movies or in real life.
I feel like Dignam did this for the Captain and for Billy
for sure
And the fact I got the impression he never trusted Sullivan from the start
He told Billy even when he was being a dick to him in his interview that he was the best friend that he had and he proved it bc he did what any true friend would do if someone killed or lead to the death of 2 ppl who dignam liked, like the captain or that he had sum respect for like he did Billy for what he was putting himself thru to get justice against Castello.
He did it for Costigan for sure. The script even says something like "He steps forward from the shadows to avenge a man he didn't like, but he respected." It's clear that Dignam is there to pay Sullivan back for Costigan's death.
Alright, so this is my personal theory here:
Dignam knows Sullivan is the rat because of the CD, and the letter that Billy gave to Madolyn to open in the event of his death (which eventually happens). In the letter, Billy explains the true nature of what has actually happened, and either:
A. Tells Madolyn to tell Dignam
B. Madolyn, being a true believer of justice and public service, decides to find Dignam and tell him the truth
When Sullivan goes to open his door in the last scene, he seems to put in the keys in but hesitates opening the door for a moment because the door is already unlocked. This leads me to think that Madolyn was directly involved in Dignam having access to the apartment, giving him a spare key or getting into the apartment thru other means, as she had lived there before and knew the place well. Why does she do this?
A. Because Sullivan is a rat, she believes in justice, and he lied to her
B. Because she doesn’t want one person on earth knowing that the baby she’s carrying is actually the result of an affair with Billy, and Sullivan seemed to put 2 and 2 together when he saw Madolyn crying at the funeral.
C. Both A and B
As to why Dignam would want to murder Sullivan? It’s obvious, for revenge of the death of Captain Queenan and the fact that he’s a rat.
I don’t think dignam was another rat, I think he was just serving up some real justice.
Look at dignam's face. He held actual contempt and hatred for Colin which you could see. He just wanted to see some justice through, no matter how unconventional
who the fuck thought Dignam was a rat?
@@pitbul2877 A moron. Dignam was an asshole but he was absolutely loyal to his undercover officers and his Captain.
@@pitbul2877 I did the first time I saw the movie. I figured it was revenge for Costello
@@stevena.simmons803 I think you're right
Favorite thing is dogs can sense bad people an the dog wouldnt let him pet it thats art
Yeah i noticed that too on my second watch, great detail to add in
Is it not because of earlier in the film. The guards say “If they ignore you they are undercover cops” In a way it doesn’t make sense cause it’s a bit of a black ops operation for dingham but on the other hand it still at least signifys he’s walking into a setup
The awkward moment with the dog is so great.
Them croissants looked mad tasty, B.
I would have grabbed one right after shooting sullivan
@@ziospoletta7482 LOL. BEST COMMENT I've ever seen.
Dignam is the best character in the whole movie besides Billy for one reason to me. When he told Billy during his interview that even tho he was being a total dick to him that he was the best friend that he had and he proved it in the end. Killing the guy who got your friends killed is what any good friend would do in the same situation if they could, if not they really aren't that great of a friend.
This is fake, Matt Damon is still alive.
Lololololol you have my sense of humor
@@michaelbutler4398 Obviously you don't know a joke when you see one
@@Mr-Bogsand neither do you apparently 🤣
Famous last words: "Okay"
I just like how bad guys always know they had it coming
If only silencers were so quiet
Suppressor. Not silencer.
@UC2jODZ4O0h24jX5cDBnDDbA it’s both you moron.
Since he was quite close, could he have used sub-sonic bullet?
Also 22lr with supressor will do the job.
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 from a close range a bazooka is recommended
This was the most satisfying moment in the whole movie. I was completely shook thinking Matt Damon's character was going to get away with it as, like, a twist or something but...oh yeah bay-beee shot him right in the fuckin' skull *chef's kiss*
How do you like them apples?
The Shooter finally arrives.But this time with a close quarters weapon.
It was nice of Matt Damon to let Mark Wahlberg kill him in real life for this scene. Truly added to the realism.
Salam alaykum shah of iran. You got some gabagool?
Uncle Philly please. The comment section makes you emotional.
Next time someone asks you where the fuck Ringo is, YOU TELL THEM.
I never noticed that when Matt Damon said "Okay." He turned away and accepted his death, great detail.
Anyone noticed how Dignam's hand is shaking a little before finally shooting? I think that's a cool detail that lets you understand how long he has waited to get his revenge.
Dignam was such a badass. I imagine how he would continue his life after the film's events, maybe a miniseries?
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@@user-dq6se6er8j 😂😂😂
@@thejokebrandt3810 you know what? Looking back on it, you're kinda right.
It could be a comedy where he’s an ex-cop bartender (remember - “world needs plenty of bahtendahs!”) dispensing his trademark Boston wit to a quirky cast of regulars.
Jason Bourne has fallen..smh
The Government sent Bob Lee Swagger to take out Jason Bourne
Can't we get another take where Marky Mark doesn't flinch?
That is Donny not Mark.
@@mdb831 no its Mark.
freeze frame the moment of impact .. blood sprays all over the door - but no sign of an entry wound on Sullivan’s face/ head.. despite that, still a great moment.
It's a movie James. Matt Damon didn't actually get slugged
I always thought Dignam was Costellos real actual son all these years because of the line Sullivan says to Costello right before he kills him when he says : "all that fuckin but no sons?" , but then I thought that this could just be real vigilante revenge because he knew Sullivan was going to walk free no matter what & Dignam really was a honest cop with a Irish temperament problem or maybe......Dignam was actually a rat but not Costellos son & was just smarter than everyone else 🤯🤷 who knows 💯
it was revenge for Costigan's death and the ordinal movie Dignam wasn't a character and Sullivan lived. great twist. I would of killed that POS if I was Dignam.
Stupid
Just had a Mandela moment, I remember Wahlburg wearing sort of a medical style hairnet when this happened originally, I even remember it being light blue. Anyone else?
He should close the door so nobody sees a dead body in the doorway
There’s blood all over the outside of the door
the more he touches objects, the more evidence
What he should have done was waited inside a bedroom until he heard the front door close.
He should also have had the hat on before he entered. Theres a good chance his DNA is all over the place
Regardless, Abby Sciuto would have a field day with all the forensic evidence there.
@@RylanStorm He had a working relationship with the detective. Not that hard to explain how it go there.
He went the same way Tommy DeVito did.
True, but Tommy didn't see it coming.
Ahh no…
That was so satisfying to watch...
In russian version he says "well, that's it", accepting his end
Jimmy Kimmel favorite scene.
I always wondered why the woman pulled her dog away and gave him that look?
He had a bad reputation after the incident, ppl suspected he was the rat but there is barely any proof for it, it was all over the news obviously, thats why she was rude to him.
he's the Ujio of the Last Samurai to this film
Thought he had worked for Costello for a second but it was rather to avenge the deaths of Costigan and Queenan. He did smart by making it look like a mob hit.
Man.. Mark Wahlberg would be able to play as Vincent in the remastered version of Pulp Fiction
Chills!
LIKE A BOSS!!
One of my favorite films. Have it on dvd watched it a million times 😂 Boston fest ❤
0:42 🔫☠️
The departed end scene where matt Damon gets by Sergeant Dignam the departed April 30, 2021....
This movie completely lost me at the end. First off when billy sees the envelope on his desk why wouldn’t he go to one of the other cops immediately? What are they going to do kill him in the middle of the station? Also why when he has all the tapes later doesn’t he just take them to the police station to get Sullivan arrested?
Because being allowed to live for such crimes would be wrong to those who suffered from his actions
Sullivan was gay (look it up)
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?
Nope not gay, that video you refer to is shit.
He was an impotent liar, a pretender split right down the middle, with no strength for lovemaking.
@@philc5499 Exactly. There's a theme in the film about the criminals being impotent: Sullivan has performance problems, the reference to Costello "firing blanks all these years", French's wife's alleged infidelity.
Chekov's Dignam.
Grind that shit up and make some Wahlburgers.
What a waste of fresh cinnamon rolls
So was mark a rat or avenger?
Avenger
Took me years to figure this out lol
Neo Ash what did you figure, was he good or another deeper rat?
Tony Montana thanks Mr. Montana, you know better than most who to trust.
@@Dom8o8 when I first watched it 14 years ago ..i figured he worked for Frank..and thought I had to watch it again..but I was wrong..almost every cop was bad in this film so i figured Mark was corrupted as well ..never figured he would avenge thier deaths made me love the film more lol
Yes, great movie, actors, etc. But this scene is so unrealistic. Why would he shoot him right as he walks in with the door open? This Dignam guy is supposed to be a pro and needs to keep this whole incident on the down low. So, he dresses up like an assassin and kills the guy in cold blood all over the outside of the door with the door open? In reality, he could have just hid until the door was shut and taken him out. Minor detail, but drives me nuts every time.
dignam didnt give a damn. All he cared was to avenge all his lost friends.
To send a message, no one fucks with the law and gets away with it...........
It doesn’t really matter because his own people aren’t going to arrest him anyway.
People just stopped giving a shit towards the end
The best touch in this whole movie (and most realistic) is that Costello was a rata.
At 0:29 It Kinda Looks Like Bandages On Mark Wahlberg’s Feet Instead Of Shoes And What Happened To Mark Wahlberg’s Shoes?
How did Dignam know Sullivan was the rat. I thought the truth died with Costigan.
Billy told madelyn to give the envelope to dignam if something happened to him.
He figured that out after the meeting of Costello with chinese.
Oh my goodness the dog is a Sealyham terrier!! Is it Scorsese homage to Hitchcock?
What a coward. Can’t look at his own death. Rat.
What was Dignam’s plan if he walked in with a girl?
Good badfight❤
The projectory angles are a Jeff K. Zapruder reference to the Doctorates of William & Steven Greer. Meaning to culp a pretend-mark of him having been shot point blank, but he splattered side-to-side like a rap. We bet this is intentional, but undisclosed.
You ever wonder if dingam was another double agent just getting rid of sullivan the way sullivan did to the other agent when he found out?
Possible but no, no I don't wonder.
No that's illogical as he has all the info that was needed by Costello and quit when a good cop got killed. But I understand all the twists made your small brain flip.
In the original movie the Dignam character was also a rat. So you have a point.
@@Bandalorian oooooh. Burn.
Here's something I've always pondered: was Dignam really just avenging his dead friend or was he yet another one of Costello's rats tying up another loose end? The first time I considered that, mind BLOWN!!!!!!
That doesn’t really make any sense tho, if he was a rat for Costello wouldn’t he have told him that Billy was the rat?
He was avenging Queenan and Costígan
@@orlandovazquez9662 Gotta keep the real ones tight for times like these.
@Jody Schmuckatelli 😂😂😂
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Jason Bourne my ass...
Bro if I was Dignam I would have stolen those groceries too but my guess he is a detective so when the cops and detectives come to investigate Sullivan’s murder they are probably going to trace his steps to the last place he went and also check any security footage of any kind of cameras in the building or surrounding area. If they see Dignam walking with groceries that look like what Sullivan bought from the store they are going to narrow him as a potential suspect.😂
u gotta stop posting spoilers to great movies smh
Movies 16 years old if people havent seen it by now them jeeves they probably never will
U gotta stop watching videos which clearly state "Endscene" in the name of them
17 years ago…
It came out in 2006 lol
The ending was good but Dignam didn't have to kill Collin all he had to do was kick his ass and take him to justice that's what Billy would've wanted
Nah. It’s street justice. True justice.
Colin deserved his comeuppance for being Costellos RAT
@@TheHeston83 Cuppence?
@@RenegadeGunn comeuppance
@@TheHeston83 what does that mean
Mark Wahlberg is a great Hollywood actor, but I don't like Sergeant Dignam, the evil character of Martin Scorsese's 2006 movie "The Departed" roled by himself!
Wtf is this comment saying