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My head canon ending is that Nick is wearing one of the ties that Clyde is said to have developed, and is choked to death shortly after attending his daughter's recital at the end of the film. It's the only way I can accept the ending we were given.
But why? Clyde is clearly in the wrong
I heard recently Jamie Foxx had the ending changed so that his character won. Supposedly the original ending had Clyde getting away.
Wow now I'm just mad
Clyde deciding to blow up the bomb made no sense whatsoever. It defeats the purpose of his whole reasoning of why he was doing what he was doing.
@@abouttime2569 agree maybe it would be different if Jamie foxx didn't change the ending
you can also tell it's not the intended ending by thinking about the aftermath (that isn't shown) and the morale of the story.
They pretty much had to gloss over it because Nick literally and unnecessarily *murdered* Clyde...by blowing up a part of a federal prison no less.
First of all: WHY?! He had him...he figured out Clyde's way to escape his cell. Without that Clyde is simply an inmate doing his time (which at this point would be in death row).
But also: How tf is Nick going to deal with the repercussions of his unnecessarily dramatic stunt? There's only two ways, one is facing justice and going to prison...and the other is corruption, and I mean high profile corruption because it's not just about certain people withholding their knowledge.
Both Nick and the other dude (who locked the secret entrance behind Clyde) left all kinds of forensic evidence (after breaking and entering into Clydes property) and are on tape carrying the bomb out of city hall, so they're definetly going to be found out. The entire criminal- & legal system would have to work together to bury the evidence.
The entire point behind Clyde's plan (and the movie itself) was exposing the flawed justice system. Clyde thought for a second he at least taught Nick a lesson only for him to become a murderer himself and a corrupt DA that abuses the justice system for his own gain.
@@AgeofJP I really hate Nick and he probably got off free because justice system is not fare sadly same as our world I seen innocent people be in prison also my cousin got killed in California and guess what the murderer got off scot free he get to live free and not in prison while my cousin is dead and me, my family and my cousin family go to her funeral 3 months ago
Dude, that cell phone scene with the judge is nuts. I remember watching that in theaters. Then and now. Crazy.
Everyone looked sideways at their phone right after watching this movie. ESPECIALLY if your phone rang- tell me i'm wrong 😁
Clyde wanted to be in solitary confinement so that he could finish his plan
20:50 - As soon as the judge says shes willing to violate his civil rights she get's a call that triggers the explosive Clyde planted in her phone.
One of the best movies ever with one of the worst endings possible! Love it regardless!
Every one of those post trial deaths was 100% on the prosecutor's head.
The point wasn't to show how flawed the justice system was/is for Clyde. He wanted the system itself to pay for allowing the main murderer to get off lightly. He wanted to bring down the whole system as much as possible for the miscarriage of justice he was a victim of.
One of the coolest little tidbits about this film is how the actors changed roles. Foxx and Butler decided to play the characters opposite the character they were cast. Jamie in jail and Gerard in the suit. It's always a funny thought on repeat viewings to think about how that would have looked
The bottom line is Jamie Foxx was more worried about his conviction rate than justice
jamie foxx was worried ? is he a lawyer?
@@madzerincognito9732 he meant the character. Goofy.
@@TheAbominableDrFaustus thats what im getting at goofy, jaimie fox is not the characters name xddd
The best word to describe everyone in this movie who is not Clyde is IMPOTENT
This is one of the best action thrillers I ever saw. I like it more than Taken.
I have no idea why everyone assumes that Jamie Foxx won at the end
How could you possibly believe that everything didn’t happen the way Clyde wanted it to happen
Didn’t that guy warn them of that?
After his planning, he leaves a stupid bomb in the middle of the floor ?
It’s ridiculous
He wanted to learn his lesson and he finally did
Clyde was done
He wanted to go and be with his family just like Maximus at the end of gladiator
If Jamie Foxx won, it’s only because he finally learned his lesson
There is no part of this movie where Clyde got outsmarted by
anyone
Jaime Fox’s character didn’t learn anything though
Speaking of The Punisher, Darby's partner who gets the death penalty, is John Pilgrim from S2.
Clyde should have made Darby’s torture punishment a day at a time process
Aw man finally! Such an underrated movie that not many people talk about, but it's one of my absolute favorites!!
He's doing this for his career his conviction rate. He would get both of them there repeated felons. He's taking the first deal that comes his way.
I'm soooo glad I live en a country where I don't need to be afraid of knockings on the front door :-)
Human thing not a country thing
The moon? There’s literally nowhere on the planet that is “safe” from humanity.
What this guy does make Frank’s castle look like Spider-Man
The start of this film is chilling. I saw it in the cinema and from the moment he picked up Clyde's daughter until the end of the film I felt sick.
Hard to believe Jaimie Fox and Gerard Butlers almost played each others characters
The guy who killed the wife and kid...he still hates that scene cause that little girl is really his daughter.
I would hate the scene too if that was my baby
Was this a Director's Cut of the movie? When the cops found Darby in pieces I do NOT remember seeing his head, separated from his body on the table. I'm sure I would have remember that and that's the kind of thing that can move a movie from a hard R rating to NC17.
No. It's the theatrical version. I saw it in theaters and own it. You always see the severed head. Also, plenty of R rated films have much worse violence. For instance, the SAW films and Terrifier.
I was thinking the same thing, I also recall they cut away from the torture scene right before he goes to work with the saw. Like you don't actually see him torturing Darby.
I always have a problem with the ending. I don’t mind that Clyde dies but I think that Nick, Jamie Foxx’s character, should have been in prison at the end.
For what? You can't put them in jail for doing his job, that's literally what lawyers do. It don't make it right though, but you can't jail him for it.
@@moonzzz_z-_z murder, conspiracy to commit murder, breaking and entering, perversion of justice take your pick. The only reason that they were able to catch Clyde was because they broke the law and that’s not part of their jobs.
These anti hero, bad guy doing what we would all do kind of movies are my jam. Wrath of Man is another good one
You skipped the whole scene of them meeting the dude in the tunnel finding out who Clyde really is
No, he didn't. Lol
This is my all time favorite movie I’m so happy you did a reaction!!!!
Foxx changed the ending, he wanted to be the winner.
He would not kill his kid or wife. They are not involved. Even the other lawyers was iffy but Jamie Foxx would not listen
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES. Don't know who keeps recommending this one, but LOVE this movie!
Nick should've been disbarred at the beginning of the movie for going against his clients wishes.
He's a Prosecuting Attorney. His client is The State.
@@gmos99 He should still be disbarred for going just any kind of conviction instead of going after justice. I'm a firm believer that Nick was a POS that didn't care about justice and only cared about building up his resume.
Need too watch Bronson with Tom Hardy 🔥
You gotta check out (Enemy of the State) after this.
Great reaction.
The whole point that Clyde is trying to teach is simple. Do NOT make deals with guilty people. ESPECIALLY when you know that they are the main culprit. & at the very LEAST, when you have enough evidence to get a conviction, even though it'll be a bit more of a struggle, should be taken to trial.
If they had just said, "No" to the mattress deal, none of this could've happened. Clyde would be in the main block, so under 24/7 surveillance. The INSTANT they make that 1st deal, his plan is able to work. They had mountains of evidence about him. But they took the easy route out. As to the levels he is intending to go to break the system. He says he is going to go;
"Full Klaus Mann."
That is SCARY. Klaus Mann is one of the greatest writers on methods of war. Not just battlefield war. FULL war. Destroying a way of life, not just an army. We are talking levels such as destroying food supplies, water supplies, transportation, medical places & supplies, tainting supplies that aren't destroyed. He is going FULL OUT DESTROYING SOCIETIES OR A CIVILISATION mode!!!
This movie is a banger, I watched it when it came out. It always pissed me off that he didn't get away with it.
Good movie
Sadly the producers and directors allowed Jamie Foxx to ruin this film. It could have been a really powerful statement about the failure of the Justics System.
But Foxx insisted his character had to win and the ending is utterly pathetic.
The premise gets an 8/10 the ending gets a 0.
Its an utter waste of time dude
Oh stop... its not ruined. If your moral of the story is to rage against the system by indiscriminately harming innocent bystanders (obviously Im talking about the collateral casualties in the movie), you've lost the moral high ground and any sympathy going your way. I don't support petulant who extend their hatred or anger to innocent people and pretend that its for the greater good
Oh it's ruined.
@@edward-jamesgardner776 its still a ruined movie. Now run along. TlDR
@@innercircle341 lol what?!? You cornball
I love this movie, but to get serious about the message for a second - I feel like it's kind of "tough on crime" propaganda. (Before the replies tear me apart please read the whole thing...) Many parts of the film are cathartic to watch, the way it puts you in the mindset of "What if that was your family?" to get you rooting for the main character, at least to an extent.
But as often as guilty people get off easy from cutting deals, innocent people getting falsely convicted and people with minor offenses getting major sentences are just as common issues in the justice system too, if not moreso.
So the system needs reform in every direction and I would like to remind people that simply being harsher on crime won't solve every problem. We got killers walking the streets, but we also got w33d dealers serving life sentences. It's a clusterphuck.
Great movie
Well Darby people like him in west Europe don’t even go more than a year in jail . And yeah Clyde is the anti villain in it and amen justice is bs .
great movie with a bad ending. Good guy should have won
Is the first guy that was executed the dude that played the priest assassin in Punisher season 2?
Yeah that's him
I hated Nick(Foxx) this entire movie. His arrogance and rationalization of everything was just irritating.
Clyde is a hero
Jamie foxx made ending change from Clyde winning. Woulda been one of best movies ever if he did prob. Cause Clyde woulda had setup to see someone in his tunnels. But in a way he won cause got foxx to stop being such a piece of shit who would only worry about win percentage. But coulda been even better. But still great.
Fun fact: Just think of all the tacticians that are out there right now. I imagine many work for governments. And probably some are heads of major crimes syndicates. Who knows! Before a my traumatic brain injury earlier on in life, I had a 162 IQ. People joked with me I was tactician. So calculated in everything lol. I really wanted to work for the military when it comes to strategy and others things. Brain injury changed all that. Which is probably for the best, now I wouldn't want to do anything that would be used to hurt people. Even if it was "for the greater good".
Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
You haven’t even watched the full video. How can you even comment this?
What he did was messed up but, when people start dying the mass listens
Love the movie hate the ending. Hated Nick throughout the movie. He let a man who murdered two people including a child go free because he didn't want to mess up his conviction rate.
One of the best movies I've ever watched with one of the worst endings of all time. Seriously? Putting the bomb in his cell? C'mon man...
Shitty ending Clyde should’ve won. That’s how we should treat prisoners that are premeditate.
Clyde should have won tho.
he did win. in the end he accomplished what he wanted to do from the start
@@igoSYKooyou know that isn’t what he meant
Did u not get the movie? :D
He proved his point to the fullest extent.
Yeah I don't like the ending. Clyde deserved better.
Not......really........but I get it.
This movie is so unhinged lol, I love it.
Great movie, shit ending. Jamie Foxx's character was a big time douche and even after getting all his colleagues murdered, still learned nothing... but I guess you gotta bend over backwards and change the script so that Jamie Foxx didn't cry about it
Yup. Crap ending. Ruined the film
Such an underrated movie!
‘You can’t fight fate!’
21:14 is one of the most unexpected badass moments in cinema history. I watch reactions just for that scene.
Awesome reaction and Gerad Butler is such a great actor, being able to switch from being a victim of a corrupt justice system to becoming a vigilante.
Great movie terrible ending
Coulda Woulda Shoulda, etc. Shit happens. Stop with what he should do.
Watch the News, stuff happens to innocent people all the time.
Good job innocent people are never imprisoned for murder eh.
Love this movie. It was my favorite movie back when it released.
Amazing movie!!!
42 Jackie Robinson
Cool
WHY,WHY,WHY, WHY is it SO SO IMPORTANT for you Movie Reactioner's to SAY What the SCENE-PLOT is to Appear Intelligent INSTEAD of just REA CTING to the Scene,WHY...? IT MAKES YOU COME OFF DISINGENUOUS,FAKE and CORNY....
Alot of people were mad that he died in the end. Which to some degree I get, he should have fulfilled his final thing. However.... at the same time thinking about it realitsicly, even if he killed more people at the end. It's not like the justice system would change over it. So his battle was a lost cause, our justice system will never be fixed I think.
I think people are mostly mad that the bad guy (Jamie Fox's character) killed Clyde, more than the fact that Clyde died; he didn't have anything left to live for anyway.
The film makes me angry because it's like the film makers did not understand the situation that they had written, and tried to make it out as if Nick had some kind of moral high ground here. Clyde knows he is a bad dude, but Nick somehow by the end still has absolutely no idea that he himself is too.
Good film, absolutely awful ending, in my humble opinion
I think this guy’s a little worse than Frank Castle 😅
coulda sworn u watched this b4. im wit it tho!!
Not only do I hate how smart they make cops in movies like this... Jamie Foxx would never be figuring out the genius behind Gerard Butler throughout the movie. On top of that, Gerard should have got away with it. He WAS the victim and they turned him into the bad guy in the end.
Clyde is 100% in the right in this movie, Jamie Foxx's character is the villain. Great movie, shit ending.
The only bad thing about this movie is the end, Clyde should've won.
I’m an upcoming para-legal and this is my favorite “Law” movie. It’s just a great representation of what your lawyer should never do, that being: “making a deal you never agreed to (as their client) just to keep their perfect record”.
Blaming the victim. Classic American
Homeboy please stop talking and just watch the movie thanx