Con Air - Whole World In His Hands (HD)
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Scene where the mass murderer Garland 'The Marietta Mangler' Green (Steve Buscemi) from Con Air strikes again, to a little girl near the abandoned airfield..
When the plane is grounded in Lerner Airfield, he becomes infatuated by this little girl and her dolls, and starts to play with her. She is later seen during the take off, alive and unharmed. When the plane crashes in Las Vegas, he escapes from the plane, leaving the doll behind. This could signify a change/cure to his ways. Poe (Nicolas Cage) thinks he's insane.
He didn't kill the girl cause you see her waving bye to the plane when he leaves.
JK193765 👏
spoil it wont you?
Thats a think I like of this movie.
(that monster didnt kill her)
But the song is wrong, he doesnt have the world, he just killed god and had luck answering things, it would be a mistake putting the world in his hands and he wont acctept it.
After the casino i came back to wear her head as a hat.
@@solountipomas8616 I accept your thought, the song is wrong. Because there is no "wide" word in that holy song.
"You look sick. "
"Nah I'm just played by Steve Bushemi."
"there is no medicine for what i have " lol that line rocks
I actually cried when he said that
The cure was the song he’s got the whole world in his hands lol
Sim, mas quando estava para cair o avião lembrou de Deus e cantou a música. 🙂🇮🇱🙏🇧🇷😎
@@bryanjames8946 you are right.
@@bryanjames8946 Well not exactly. First her honesty answers his question about just who the sick one is, then she shows him that sickness or not, she's more than willing to be his friend. These two things cause him to reconsider not only his plans for her, but seemingly his life. The song doesn't particularly matter, it's got some overtones to it, but it's just mainly how they connect not as a predator and potential victim, not even as an adult and a child-- but merely as two people who happened to meet and connect.
There is no medicine for what I have...
Ahmad Faheem why not
Ahmad Faheem damnnnn
The only medicine for a mesiah is death, cos the world is too false, selfish and stupid to change and follow his word.
After his death the world will repent and be cured.
After the casino i came back to wear her head as a hat.
Sometimes you wonder what's worse for these criminals...someone who commits crimes and isn't self-aware or someone who knows they're sick and can't stop themselves.
For me, this is the most memorable scene in the movie. I don't know why, but I think he left all his madness after this scene.
Hes got the whole world in his hand you know
The line about the children and babies in his hands... I interpreted differently. This scene and with this girl he wanted to be better but singing it later in the plane makes me feel like he is seeing an opportunity to "handle" kids again. I thought he was a child murdered/diddler? Is he not?
@@SwampYankee1701 nah I literally just watched this movie. He’s just a prolific murderer. It makes no reference to that other tripe
@@SwampYankee1701 I can see two possible interpretations for his character. If he killed her (which was the original idea but the studio thought audiences would react poorly) then yes it makes sense for him to be a pedophile killer. With this scene and him allowing her to live, it makes me think he is a hypersexual deviant murderer. He kills women who are well-developed physically or sex workers because they remind him of his own sexual deviance and he resents it. You could then justify him letting the little girl live because she is "innocent" and kind. She didn't reflect his own evils but instead presented their opposition. Once he gets to Vegas, I'm putting money on him killing a hooker on the first night lol.
He found his humanity.
I find this scene...touching. I love how he was curious about her innocence, and how she treated him like a normal person, so he left her alone!
I actually found this really touching as well, it really stood out to me upon first viewing this film and it teared me up a bit . . . I like to think that this little girl had some kind of cathartic effect on him to restore him to some semblance of sanity, hence why he’s celebrating that in Vegas at the end 🤣
In her earnest innocence she gave him his answer of just who the crazy one has been all along.
"Are you sick?"
"Why do you ask?"
"You look sick."
Considering/accepting: "I AM sick..."
And then she goes right on to not only accept him, but to actively attempt to be his friend.
Meanwhile he might just as easily have done to her what he'd done to so many women and never had this experience-- and he knows it. You can see for a short time that he ACTIVELY CONSIDERS killing her and doing his usual thing with her body-- until she simply speaks in a plain, simple way he's never heard before and he finally seems to understand and start to reconsider some things.
This is a character that actually deserves his own in depth movie.
After this i thoaght if he really was guilty . He looks like if he got framed or took the blame or made it up
He is my favorite character out of all the criminals on the plane (don't judge me._.)
i call him GENIUS above the very thin line between it, this pandemic era you can see unimaginable creativity , amazing world we have with amazing characters in this part of human history
Same
He's an innocent lamb, actually
No judgment here. His character fascinated me the most. I laughed out loud when they took his mask off on the plane. Wait.... Thats Steve Buscemi. That guy couldnt hurt a fly. 🤣
Yeah I think he took the cake in presentation and purpose
The best scene in the whole movie. Effective angles, good camera movement, music sets the mood perfectly. Steve plays it just right.
Creepy, misleading and effective
shut up
You are correct. Best scene in the whole movie. Probably one of the greatest scenes ever in film. I suppose it is just too subtle for most people (and you do kind of need the context of the whole film to make sense of it) - but this should be up there with all those 'great scenes' that kind of become 'memes' - thinking Joe Pesci and the pen, or Robert De Niro and the mirror.
Buscemi plays the part of a particularly deranged psychopath. He's so 'bad' that even other psychopaths are afraid of him. He really is one seriously deranged motherfucker. Your worst nightmare. Yet...
This is the twist: he is not so deranged or psychotic that he can't see who he is with his own personal insight. We get the idea from this scene that he knows only too well how 'sick' he is, but he has gone past caring, he doesn't care about hurting other bad people. But on no account would he ever hurt an innocent young girl. He cherishes her - you can tell. No harm would ever come to this little sweet cherub while he is around.
When the scene starts, there's an implication that this little girl is lost and might be in serious trouble when we find out that she is with this deranged psychopath. Then the scene unfolds. It is a masterpiece. Of writing, acting, camera work - the whole shebang. In years to come people will suffer this whole movie (which isn't that bad to be honest) just to make sense of and watch this scene.
There are many liberties taken here. How come if he is so insightful of his inner character, can he be so dangerous to others? But the unspoken under-current is that he is actually a very good and deeply moral person, who somehow has snapped, and he is cleaning up the streets. He's just a bigger badder meaner motherfucker than the rest of them.
This scene is the final piece in the jigsaw of his character. You could make a whole movie out of it, and I hope some day they do. Never mind remakes and sequels and prequels, why doesn't Hollywood see the Gold they have in some of their characters and extend it further. Lord knows there would be the market for it.
There is of course a kind of clown feeling to this scene with the music of "He's got the whole world in his hands" - the subtext being, he has this little girl (who is worth the world) in his hands. She is vulnerable. He is all powerful. The choice of music is no mistake and is in fact a master stroke of subtlety, when you look a bit further than its prima facie impression.
In one fell swoop, when Buscemi says "I'm sick" - you forgive him all his sins, you realise he has never done anything bad to anyone who didn't deserve it, and you know this little girl will be safe. He is not beyond redemption.
The film makers really missed a trick with this. It's an unexpected plot twist in an otherwise ok movie. It is far too short. They go back to all the explosions and all the pandering that these films get looked down on for.
Why can these people not see the Gold they hold in their hands? So used to pandering to a ready-set formula, they are blinded by the treasures they have within. Actors like Buscemi don't come along that often. And whoever wrote this script, and included this line, is a pretty rare nugget too. Genius at play.
Buscemi has so much humanity, he is almost not human. If this scene doesn't bring a tear to your eye, you need to watch it again and dive right in to its deeper meaning.
123ubuntu666 this was the best and most insightful youtube comment I have ever read, about one of the best films I've ever seen. You seriously need to review films for a living, because you're great at it
123ubuntu666 i came here for this comment.
Misleading how?
How can a little girl be more creepier than the serial killer
+Wisdom Tooth she can and you can't do anythink
That's the emptiness of the trailer park and the background music prepares you for seeing creepy, but the girl is an innocent abandoned/neglected child who turned the guy around because she saw a friend in him, not an enemy. She gave him hope.
she didn't give him hope, she just survived the encounter because she's a child. Had he come across an adult cleaning the pool or whatever, he would have killed him/her. Alot of serial killers choose not to kill children because they still have their innocence, adults on the other hand are the embodiment of everything the serial killer hates.
G0dl355 your stupid and that is stupid howcoldcate you about 14
Brett Wyatt English?
Innocence defeats evil. Brilliant scene
he realized she cared. awesome writing
I’m sure some have noticed, but if not, have you ever noticed that this little girl is the only inhabitant of the Airplane Graveyard? Where are her parents, family? There is no food, no wildlife, nothing. In theory, this little girl just may be a mirage of Garland Greenes inner “Shadow”. She just might actually be one of Garlands victims from his past. This is Garlands moment of clarity, enlightenment, self-awakening. This changed Garland forever. For when the plane takes flight from the Desert, Garland is onboard and content as we see the girl happily waving & saying “Bye-bye Garland! Bye-bye!”. When Garland Greene left that Desert Airport, he left behind the inner-demons of his mind & his past. There really was a medicine for what he had and he had it his entire Life... the Duality of his Madness. The same Duality of Madness that fuels you, me & the rest of human existence.
That’s just my two cents, spend it how ya like.
Dr. Madcap Rx fuck me that makes sense
I always ask myself, wth is she doing there? Thank you for the answer.
[REDACTED] No problem, anytime. I really appreciate your open mindedness on this viewpoint.
You sir just fucked my mind
@@tomnoctor3273 There a trailer with clothes hanging to dry in the background....moms in there smoking meth
He's a font of misplaced rage. Name your cliché; Mother held him too much or not enough, last picked at kickball, late night sneaky uncle, whatever. Now he's so angry moments of levity actually cause him pain; gives him headaches. Happiness, for that gentleman, hurts.
When I look at myself in the mirror when I'm sad or doing something ridiculous, I get so angry I wanna kill someone.
Johnathan Valdez dayyyyyuuuuuummmm
🤣🤣🤣🤣 when he was talking about Billy Bedlam
“There is no medicine for what I have”
Damn
This has got to be one of the most powerful scenes in all of movie history. Innocence face-to-face with callous evil. Potential unfulfilled face-fo-face with potential gone to absolute bloody waste. Lack of hope next to an ocean of hope, a little spark of which seems to get miraculously transmitted to the killer. No judgement in the girl, simple curiosity and good will. How far would we get with those things alone, if we just didn't lose them so quickly in our lives, growing up.
Dude, you can be a novel writer...
He's not evil though. Just sick
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Dude I always wondered why they put this scene in. Now I kind of understand it
It is, for sure.
"there's no medicine for what i have" just epic.
What exactly does he mean by that?
@@timothyteat1450 That he so psychologically damaged there's no way he can be fixed, but he's self aware enough to know this
@@timothyteat1450 I guess he means that he’s mentally ill and there’s no medicine for what he is… a murderer
He is psychologically “sick” you can’t cure psychopathy
@@RazorBladeAppleFilms Well you can't "cure" ANY mental illness through ANY means, there are just some that you can somewhat balance out or mask for the most part.
The ending suggests he isn't interested in killing any more and is going to live the rich life in vegas but come on, the way they had him escorted about...clearly they'd track him down in days especially with a face like that.
Yeah, I really can't see his life of freedom lasting very long
Why did he had to be locked w so much chains?? Others have guns so basically he could be without any chains at all and if he would do anything suspicious they would just shoot him
I assumed he'd just buy a new identity wirh the winnings
He was probably back in jail later that night. But got to have his mai tai and yahtzee.
He’d of been known all across America and where did he get money from to gamble with in the first place? 😂😂
Touching scene. Garland Greene changed for the better after this. Very perceptive girl too. She knew he was sick but didn't sense any danger.
she just thought he was sick in the visual term to how he looked, she knew nothing of his real “sick” condition
@@Rose_19911 She's definitely hinted to sense something much deeper though, even if she wouldn't know or understand what it was.
He is also deeply hinted to already be making the plans she's clearly picking up on.
But not knowing or understanding, she has no exact fear, and assumes that simply being someone's friend is at least enough to help them feel better.
He knows who he is, he knows what he had planned, and he can see that even she almost does as well-- and yet she not only accepts him, but invites him to be her friend.
While he's not a particular intellect, we see from early on that he's a thinker who questions things-- he even seems to wonder about his own nature.
She manages to supply him with the plain, simple answer while also offering both friendship and hope in the face of what he now knows.
I think he usually preys upon fear, but after realizing she isn’t afraid of him one bit, it made him reconsider and think it over. I’m sure the adults asked him if he’s sick, but the adults are everything he has hatred for. A young child asking him the same question had an entirely different effect. You could almost see the light bulb moment when the “Aha!” Happened. The man is a psychological criminal, which tend to be quite intelligent. Perhaps, he was able to realize what he’s done in the past and learn from it?
The creepiest scene in this movie. God they made some good movies back in the day.
Yeah but at least now films are more diverse
@@SleepExports Not sure what you're talking about. Roughly half the folks on that plane are played by minorities.
@@SleepExports😂😂
0:06 When the girl asked him if he was sick, It kind of broke Garland's thought pattern that existed before. Further when they girl asked him to sing along, it was like therapy for him as he is a damaged person inside. After this incident, Garland could never become the same, at least for the time being.
Waiting of something terrible is the scariest moment in film history.
Shut up
LIKE WHAT? KILLING THE INOCENT CHILD? ARE YOU SICK ? 😂
Strange scene but speaks volumes. Buscemi is a truly brilliant actor
I'm starting to think this girl was his imagination. It doesn't make sense how there's a civil looking 5-6 yr old girl in the middle of a desert surviving with no parents.
I think she was his victim in the past, and he regret killing her (a child because children are innocent) and this way his way of doing things differently 2nd time around.
bruh don't do me like that :O
the girl is real you can see her waiving goodbye when the plane took off in the desert.
@G E T R E K T 905 animals and chiildren tell the truth they never live, which one is more there's now a thought you decide...
'Human' in between
@@chetia666 Kids DO lie!
I was wondering if she was an illusion. I mean, what the hell is she doing in there?
Dark Zhiro I think it was
Yeah, she is a product of his mind, its like the personification of "innocence" and "kindness", having a chat with his inner psycho.
NightJoker I think you’re right
I've always wondered this too
Oh shit I never thought of that
There is no medicine for what I have....
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There is no medicine for what I have...
There is no medicine for what I have...
There is no medicine for what I have... Vol.2
Sabaku no Gaara there's no medicine for what I have...strikes back!
Con Air wasn't a great movie, but a fun one, and it was moments like this that made it memorable, I like how the character of Garland Greene knows that he's sick, and is child like himself, which is most likely why he doesn't kill the little girl. I know that when I watched it the first time, it was tough to watch him sit down by the little girl, because you just didn't know what he'd do, plus Steve Buscemi played the part very well, as he is one of the most likable creepy looking guys around.
You´re wrong. In its genre, it´s a great movie. Great fun, lot´s of action, load of oneliners and lot´s of great characters. And besides, a lot of good actors playing those sick fucks.
I always imagined the reason Garland Green didn't kill the little girl was because she wasn't bothered about him being 'sick', seeing how she just cheerfully asks him if he wants to sing straight after he admits he's mentally ill.
Christopher Hargreaves well said.... smart thinking Chris
I actually thought the girl was just his imagination, not real
So touching, she still saw good in him .
All great action movies have that one moment that elevates it from being just another generic one. Mad Max Fury Road had the visually arresting sandstorm; The Matrix had that contemplative bending spoon analogy; Die Hard had humour....and this scene does the same for Con Air.
This scene is an effective pause, taking a deeper look into the most dangerous prisoner in the movie. It starts off creepy then tense then funny in the end. Even though it doesn't really move the plot forward, it adds another layer to the film that saves it from being generic
Are you sick? - Why do you ask? - Oh, cmon, because you're fucking Steve Buscemi!
I love the surprised face Steve's making when the girl's asking: "wanna sing?"
Its nuances like that that I admire about Steve
Joel Amossen 7
are you sick? -the best line in any movie ever!!!!!! ahahahahahahahah
Little girl made him feel human.
Who else enjoys the background music
callofdutyguy9 wish I could find it
Need to find it
It's bleak
@@jonathanholt3967it’s called “Lear Crash” on the Con Air OST
give this man an oscar... or a toddler. hahaha :)))
It is essentially the same scene from Frankenstein.
Although I think this was the longest time I held my breath watching a movie.
And Garland Greene is still a little guy, kind of funny lookin' ...in a general sort of way.
i actually thought that maybe this character took a liking to the the little girl (in a sincere way) because he never had that for himself in life.. just a theory
Very possible
this song is in my head for days :)
It's been in my head for more than 10 years. Relax and Chill! Good Trip
There is no medicine for what I have
Best actor ever
She gave him the cure right there.
Thumbs Up if Bray Wyatt brought you here.
+TheJonze829 fuck bray wyatt
I love this actor, one of my favourite scenes! Thanks for uploading this.
Bray wyatt favorite song in wwe!! haha
He said there’s no medicine for I what have. I love this little girl wasn’t only his medicine but an actual cure 👍
Buscemi is such an icon
Because of her, he became a good guy, having a redemption rather than death or being recaptured like the rest of the prisoners.
I watched this movie probably over 100 times on cable in my lifetime and i can distinctly remember when i first saw this scene thinking is he gonna kill the girl and does but then i see him later. Scared me thinking how messed up that movie was at that time.
Shoclo be doesn't kill the girl she is seen waiving at him when he is on the plane
He didn’t kill her because she was him.
A brilliant actor and a brilliant scene.
Anyone knows where to find this track played in the background?
My question is what's a little girl doing in a place like that all by herself
The little girl is waving good bye as the plane flies over her.
- You look sick.
- Now you're talking semantics. What if I told you sick was spending all day playing tea table and hoping to get home before suffering the indignity of getting yelled at by mom for missing dinner. Wouldn't you consider that sick?
The reason why he didnt kill the little girl is because he found God.... Think about the song... "Hes got the whole world in his hands" .... Just like when the plane was crashing Garland was singing the song because God is in Control
впечатляющая сцена, спустя годы по прежнему сильна.
This demon let the little girl in peace...
The irony of it all is that he plays this part so well but in fact is a sweet gentle man in reality. The fact that he is depicted as a murderous sex offender really hurts my heart but this movie couldve really fooled me.
Steve is awesome in real life too he volunteered during the September 11 attacks
👍,,,he looks like water inside into he head,good jobs steve,,,
i noticed that as soon as she asked him if he was sick, he got more like "woken up" like if she got 2 him, thats y he got more softer talkin 2 her, & then on the plane he sings the song again, & in the end he seems normal when hes gambling. does any1 think he might of got a lil more sane sumhow?
Just so everyone knows, Steve Buscemi used to be an FDNY Firefighter and went back to his old station on 9/11 to help with the rescue efforts
Great scene. There are few child actors who're as good as this. Top notch.
Loved this character of Steve Buscemi's as well.
Steve always reminded me of Peter Lorre and this scene just felt like it should have been a precursor to a remake of *M* (1931)
The Japan Airlines 516 Singing this song.
This reminds me alot of the scene with Frankenstein’s monster and the child.
That look at 0:46-0:47 brilliant.
The child cured him because he finally realized he was sick so his mind was calibrated correctly...sometimes medicine cant help sickness but a child can....
Epic scene. Truly. I love it.
They just don't make action movies like this anymore. Everything's CG, CG, CG...
You know the director and crew had a hard time shooting this scene without laughing when he says with that blank look on his face, "I am sick."
I like this actor hes not renewable
Plot twist she started "hills have eyes"
@itstoby101 Who can say that he became a normal person? From what i have seen in the movie he seemed normal, just like Hannibal, crazy and smart at the same time
She basically tells him that music is your medicine buddy.
This is creepy...
I really like this scene lol she's so cute n smart yet so innocent
She gave him the Ken Doll and she kept the Barbie doll. It's seen in the movie.
I laugh when he sings that while the plane is going down
Yep, but Con Air is an action (and a little comedy) film. Not a sadist film. The girl is intact. Greene never touches the girl. If Greene kills her, Con Air rating will drop down, very down below.
This scene deserves to be in a more serious movie
Top esse filme
Who is this little girl 👧
"It doesnt mean anything. Every now and then a little victim's spared because she smiled, he's got freckles, because they begged. And this is how you live with yourself. Because once in a while, on a whim, if the wind is in the right direction, you just happen to be kind."
If this is needed to live with themselves then they are not psychopaths/sociopaths because needing that to live with themselves is empathy/guilt and psychpaths/sociopaths don't feel bad about what they do.
I thought he was a child murderer/pedophile and he saw in this moment a 2nd chance to not do the same thing and maybe be free. He has the whole world in his hands, ahead of him, if he can no longer hurt children. That's whay he sees and I think it was genuine in the moment and that was even sadder. He knows he is sick and their is no medicine or cure. The line in the song about having the children/babies in his hand I found disturbing because I saw his sickness in that, a whole world of freedom bit a whole world of opportunity for children in his hands. I genuinely wanted to like him and felt empathy for him, as evil as he was. I had hope for real change and him burying his monster.
The Doctor's wisdom
What is this quote from?
@@Bubba__Sawyer Doctor Who, highly recommend.
he realized somebody finally cares. “there is no medicine for what i have.” felt that
@rochelly2007
No, he didn't. As the plane leaves, the girl is seen waiving to it as they take off. She appears completely unharmed. My daughter was just born when this came out and when I saw this scene for the first time, it really gave me the creeps!
So this is Bray Wyatt's sister when she was still young
Muhammad Syahmi Sister Abigail
Well I believe at the end of the movie we see in enjoying himself as a Casino. So yeah, I guess the child kind of put things in perspective for him.
I always thought this was a bit creepy but very true , there is no medicine for what he has
This is me =/
LOL ! I always thought he's gonna kill the kid.
Thank goodness he didn't. 😂
really threw him off guard that a little kid asked him that. lol even aa little kid can look at him and tell theirs something wrong with him
Interesting theory I have about why he decided to spend time with the little girl instead of staying close to the plane and potential freedom. Garland was a killer, no denying it, but his time in prison gave him a place to focus on self-reflection, read up on psychology (like Cyrus), and he more than likely started mandated sessions with a prison psychologist/counselor. All of this combined to form a small level of desire to cure himself of a “sickness.” However, no amount of studying and therapy could ever cure him of his disease. So, prior to the prison break, Garland had given up and resigned himself to his fate.
Then, Cyrus and his cronies spring their plan. At first, it merrily amuses him. It’s likely he never imagined it would work, but when they arrived at the airfield, you can notice a shift in Garland’s attitude. Instead of jeering and smirking, he wanders the airfield in an almost trance - like he can’t believe he might actually find freedom.
Suddenly, a voice of pure innocence shakes him from his stupor. He looks down to see a smiling child at his feet. It’s a test. Will he murder this easy target and continue to feed his murderous impulses, or does he leave her alone. Suddenly, he’s reminded of the escape. The danger it presents to not just him, but now this little girl. Without realizing it, he saves the little girl from an impending shootout with the police. This one act of heroism (accidental or no) is enough for Garland to build on. Hence, his escape and changed personality.
All that said. He could’ve just decided not to kill her to catch the plane and the personality shift is just another mask. Oh well. I like my theory. 🤷🏻
he's one of the best actors..its also my favourite sciene too!!!!!!!!
This wil be just like Obama and Trumps last talk today...
A small part but a great big story.
There is medicine for what he has and that’s Jesus Christ. I honestly believe God used this little girl to reach him. The Lord reveals Himself in mysterious ways. Even monsters like Garland Greene can be reached
I find this completly sweet. He became sane. I just had finished watching this movie for the first time ever and during this I thought she was helping him... Just proves my theory. Little girls are just to nice:D
this scene is really good because Garland was hinted to be a psycho killer and audience feared what he's about to do the girl. But instead the girl somehow touched him and helped him mentally.
Define ironic this song takes place in a empty swimming pool ADX8🌪🫂🌪💯
U know i played this clip 3 times i was wondering what the message was its a Deep one
The little girl ask( are u sick)? then he said Y do u ask? Right there he never gave no thought of all the terrible things he has done he always been normal in is mine that he had to realize that he was truly sick in the head.
So the little girl again (well u look sick)
?????(I am sick)?????
Little girl:why dont u take medicine?
There is no medicine for my sickness👤
I think somehow the little girl cured him from his sickness
Hardly deep I think it's pretty obvious just from the dialogue/script without the acting.
I might be more safe hanging around with them
The 90s were peak cinema, with Con Air as one of the best
I just thought of something after first seeing this film so many years ago. Perhaps this girl isn't real. It could could be a manifestation in his mind to deal with his inner demons. A following scene of the little girl waving bye as the plane leaves could be him letting go of his demons