It's amazing how dignan literally told him when getting hired he's the best friend on the face of the planet that he had and in the end of the movie he really was
❤️🌌🗺️🌎🌍🌏 Yeah IK your right it’s amazing not only r they gr8 friends in real life but they’ve been friends since BDiaries (which was made in like 93) gr8 work Ahh
These guys were like a secret trio. They didnt always get along, but only they knew what was going down behind the scenes. It's sad Dignam was the only one to see it through to the end. His bois are gone
Yeah when Leo and Martin Sheen both died it sucked because they couldn't see this whole thing through the end after all the blood and sweat they put into the operation. Would've been satisfying if the caught the mole and arrested Matt Damon.
Mark Wahlberg getting revenge for Queenans murder after Billy sent him the tapes and he put it all together and, like a cop, murdered Matt Damon character (sorry all the Irish names sound alike to me...And I'm Irish, so, sad. But not as Irish as the Irish settlers in Boston which I was told by Ken Casey (can you hear the sound of the *name drop* lol sorry I'm lame ok) that there are so many Irish settlers in Boston because it was the shortest distance from Ireland to Mass but that's more of a geography thing and I'm even worse at that
I reckon Dignam was deliberately trying to provoke Billy into hitting him, as if to say "Take your anger out on me, then maybe you can get your act together."
Dignam deliberately provoked Costigan to see if he could be trusted. (If it was a legit opening to look for a fight, Dignam would have fought back, but he didn't.) He wasn't convinced by Costigan's simple swatting away of the coffee cup. He has to make sure and it's why he follows up with it "It's wasn't a joke, just because you play a tough guy, doesn't mean you are you lace-curtain irish pussy" It's to see if he's in the whole thing as a real cop or just somebody trying to look like a cop. The punch and genuine intent to hurt him, convinced Dignam. It revealed to him the genuine stress Costigan was under. It's why after Costigan hits him and they're in the car, where he reveals that they think there's a rat in the investigation unit. Nobody else was privy to that information except Dignam and Queenan. It's probably the most sincere and honest Dignam is in the whole movie and shows he trusts Costigan.
Let's remember too when Sullivan tried to put the blame for Queenan's death on Costigan. Dignam denied the accusation vehemently. He knew Billy would never have turned on Queenan like that and that Billy was a good man through and through. And in the end, he avenges both their deaths.
Martin Sheen brings so much heart to this film, like when his voice quivers at 1:01 (and the delicate soundtrack right there) it reminds us that theyre all scared, its a tense & delicate situation for everyone involved
Dignam is a good guy! But a guy who is extremely cautious of who he trusts! He winds Costigan up because by doing this he allows him to expose his true feelings/loyalties and emotions!
Had that father figure vibe the entire Flick. Which is why his death was one of the most emotional. Throughout the movie he seemed the be the only voice of reason.
@@NickSerritella it's true. There are literally multiple ones on the same street in alot of towns. In Pembroke they have one in a convenient store and then an actual one right across the street!! We New Englanders love are coffee. That's probably one of the reasons were so highly strung!!😬😳
Dignam is a classic tough guy. Shows animosity to the guys he respects and ambivalence to people he doesn't. Sometimes being hard on someone shows you who they really are. Fake niceties gets you no where
Queenan: "Hang tight for me, kid." A sentimental line, showing how Queenan looks upon Billy as a son....and it's terrific! Makes Queenan's death later on all the more devastating.
Leo should’ve won an Oscar for this. I mean his performance in the revenant was great but this🙌 you can see he’s scared, confused, frustrated, haven’t slept for days, just like how I’d picture a real undercover would act, constantly stressed yet when his on duty he sounds composed and alert cause his life is on the line.
This movie was a masterpiece. Dignam probably respected Costigan even more for punching him in the face and saying f*** you. He really was his “best friend on the face of the planet”, real man shit where you bust their balls and fight at times.. but in the end, deep down you’d do anything for them. And he did, making a play to avenge his death and deliver justice. They were two tough, smart and legit Boston boys.
Costigan actually punches Dingham in the face and 30 seconds later in the car he's talking to him calmly like nothing happened. Actually that's like the only time in the whole film that Dingham talks to someone without laying down the insults. I think he actually respected Costigan for standing up to him finally LoL
I think the character of Dingham really ties the whole movie together. To defeat Costello he's completely adopted the persona of an absolute piece of shit. He's turned himself into the kind of monster he wanted to destroy. When the farce is finally up, he drops all pretenses and executes Sullivan in cold blood just to get some justice for his partners. Beneath the mask he was actually a good, loyal man. His arc perfectly closes a story about the struggle between truth and deception.
How did wahlberg not get an academy award for this role. Absurd. Delivery spot on and able to convey so many emotions and still reel it in. Perfection.
@@danceyrselfkleen the irony is that all he did was compliment his acting and then you brought up gay shit... to me it seems like you are projecting here.
Billy Costigan is one heartbreaking character. Most of Scorsese protagonists are not Immaculate people, but Billy is genuinely a good person. All he wanted to do is escape the cycle of crime and violence in his family by making something out of his life. He was raised by a blue-collar dad with mob ties, and a mother from an upscale family, who would not accept him and his dad. When he was orphaned, all he wanted to do to was be a good police officer. What he has to do to earn validation is both harrowing, depressing and truly tragic. He can't even catch a break. Nobody has his back. He is exploited by the criminals he has to infiltrate, and the police he has to work for. I could not even figure who to hate more. Dignam could not even appreciate how Billy is risking his life everyday for them. On top of it, he just has to deliberately be an asshole. To be fair with Dignam though, at least he does avenge Billy later on
They are both the best guys for the job, pure believers; can't bribe them with all the money in the world. But yet their Department sucks, that's probably the saddest and most worrying thing imo. Just goes to show us how bad things really are. Dignam looks braver but eventually it's Queenan who puts his life on line to save Costigan. Such a great movie.
Dignam being the smartest character in this entire movie. He could see through all the bs in every person he talked to. He never took shit from anybody.
Dicaprio is excellent in this, the way his character smoulders with anger and implied depth. This should've earned him a nomination rather than Blood Diamond.
Dignam, Queenan, and Costigan. True heroes. Queenan was there as the father, the compass. True North. Dignam was there as the older brother, willing to do whatever it took to complete the mission and his people going. Costigan was the rookie with the ideology to get done what needed to be done. Dignam didn't have to kill Sullivan. He could have let it go by the books and walked away. He did it because Queenan and Costigan were his partners and they deserved justice.
It's amazing how dignan literally told him when getting hired he's the best friend on the face of the planet that he had and in the end of the movie he really was
Your best friends will call you a “pus*y” all the time.
Perfect, my friend!
Even after the fight Dingham stops the sarcasm an speaks to Will man to man
Best friends also have fist fits
❤️🌌🗺️🌎🌍🌏
Yeah IK your right it’s amazing not only r they gr8 friends in real life but they’ve been friends since BDiaries (which was made in like 93) gr8 work
Ahh
Get in the Kaa!
Ry666 boston accent lmfao
What's gawt you all hawt and bothah'd?
sounds a bit overemphasized is that authentic lol
broom broom
Just cos you play a tough guy doesn't mean you aah one
DiCaprio really nailed it in this scene.
doid3r4s Any movie he's in ends up highly acclaimed. The man's an acting genius.
Ameen Ahmed too shame hes always snubbed at the oscars lmfao
He fucking nails it every movie he plays!
In every scene*
Some OtherGuy you’re so right he puts so much passion into each of his performances he finally got an award for Revenant but deserved so many more
These guys were like a secret trio. They didnt always get along, but only they knew what was going down behind the scenes. It's sad Dignam was the only one to see it through to the end. His bois are gone
when everyone died at the end it just left me feeling so empty, but it had to be that way.
Yeah when Leo and Martin Sheen both died it sucked because they couldn't see this whole thing through the end after all the blood and sweat they put into the operation. Would've been satisfying if the caught the mole and arrested Matt Damon.
Mark Wahlberg getting revenge for Queenans murder after Billy sent him the tapes and he put it all together and, like a cop, murdered Matt Damon character (sorry all the Irish names sound alike to me...And I'm Irish, so, sad. But not as Irish as the Irish settlers in Boston which I was told by Ken Casey (can you hear the sound of the *name drop* lol sorry I'm lame ok) that there are so many Irish settlers in Boston because it was the shortest distance from Ireland to Mass but that's more of a geography thing and I'm even worse at that
That's why he had to avenge them. That rat was hard to catch and Dignam got him. He really liked his Captain and William as good cops.
Queenan and Dignam were manipulating Billy into a suicide mission, And Dignam was FBI.
Marky Mark based his performence on actual cops that arrested him while growing up in boston
😂😂😂
They must have been some assholes lmao
Lmfaoo
Very convincing.Boston Irish are pretty tough
@@nihilistcentraluk442 Irish faced as much oppression as the blacks yet never heard them complain or draw victim cards much probs 👌
they look like one big happy Boston Irish family. Costigan is like Dignam's brother, and Queenan is dear old Dad. loved the dynamic here from scorcese
Exactly. I believe it was intentional
It's sad that two of the trio died:( Would've been nice if they all made it out alive
1:46 - when Dignam gets serious, you know that shit just got very real.
DealerCamel considering dignam is the spy. The ultimate spy. The last rat.
Yeah, I always thought it was funny that he cooled down after Billy punched him. Like, he earned his respect or something.
At the end of the day, he takes his job serious
therealist811 but Dignam does'nt like Costello and Sullivan
Dignam left Billy out to dry after Queenan died. Billy had no one to back him up or protect him.
I reckon Dignam was deliberately trying to provoke Billy into hitting him, as if to say "Take your anger out on me, then maybe you can get your act together."
Stuart Wells I agree cause dignam didn’t even fight back. That says a lot but him
Joe Mirotta so obvious
damn thats deep
Now that's something.
yeah me too, he didn't even punch back, he was asking for him to beat him and get over it.
"For Christsake be smart!" You can really feel the tension with that line. Picture Perfect Martin Sheen.
BruceBurnett •smaht
@@MossB87 GET IN THE CAH!!
Dignam deliberately provoked Costigan to see if he could be trusted. (If it was a legit opening to look for a fight, Dignam would have fought back, but he didn't.) He wasn't convinced by Costigan's simple swatting away of the coffee cup. He has to make sure and it's why he follows up with it "It's wasn't a joke, just because you play a tough guy, doesn't mean you are you lace-curtain irish pussy" It's to see if he's in the whole thing as a real cop or just somebody trying to look like a cop. The punch and genuine intent to hurt him, convinced Dignam. It revealed to him the genuine stress Costigan was under.
It's why after Costigan hits him and they're in the car, where he reveals that they think there's a rat in the investigation unit. Nobody else was privy to that information except Dignam and Queenan. It's probably the most sincere and honest Dignam is in the whole movie and shows he trusts Costigan.
Let's remember too when Sullivan tried to put the blame for Queenan's death on Costigan. Dignam denied the accusation vehemently. He knew Billy would never have turned on Queenan like that and that Billy was a good man through and through. And in the end, he avenges both their deaths.
Damn genius!
Dignam was FBI, he was full of shit. In this scene, he wanted to make a point that Costigan was thug.
I’ve always liked that smirk Dignam did @0:59 after Costigan punched him
@@MrPhenom444 It was a "I could kill you but I won't." look
Martin Sheen brings so much heart to this film, like when his voice quivers at 1:01 (and the delicate soundtrack right there) it reminds us that theyre all scared, its a tense & delicate situation for everyone involved
This cast was just superb, no film has come close to an amazing cast like this.
Watch more films friendo
The Big Short
The Irishman
@@rashan2424 the big short was not a good movie. Lol
@@daver1161 The cast was amazing buddy that was the question
Just an average day at the Sheen house. Emilio and Charlie goin at it while Martin yells: "Get in the kaa!"
No doubt that was natural for him. Lol!
Laughed way too hard at that. 😂😂😂
Beautiful scene.
Martin Sheen acting like a father toward two conflicting brothers.
I imagine he's had plenty of experience lol
@@penoyer79 wowww good point 😂
“Both of you, GET IN THE CAHHH!”
I want to say that's implied in the script directions.
@@npdavis Oh, for sure.
Dignam is a good guy! But a guy who is extremely cautious of who he trusts! He winds Costigan up because by doing this he allows him to expose his true feelings/loyalties and emotions!
Billy is my brother...
Dignam is a spy.
Queenan is a good old man
@@metal87power a spy for who Costello or something bigger?
This movie is so heart-breaking...every single actor in this scene should have gotten an Oscar nod for it.
Martin Sheen is epic
A natural role for him indeed. The quiet but respectful Captain.
@@goodbadbill 👍👍👍👍👍
Right up to the time he went flying!😳
Had that father figure vibe the entire Flick. Which is why his death was one of the most emotional. Throughout the movie he seemed the be the only voice of reason.
You mean "Wicked Good"? You ain't from Southie.
Dicaprio should have won about 5 oscars already
I always thought he got robbed for the Aviator. Portraying Howard Hughes the way he did was damn amazing.
I agree! Well, at least three.
Definitely deserved it for The Revenant though. Should have got one a long time ago, but he got one finally
If Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was that good, then he'll probably get a nomination and surprisingly win.
Pretty much every movie he’s been apart of he’s should have one. The problem is, the people that won over him did outstanding in their roles as well.
his rage is real
I always thought it was a great touch that he smacked Dignam's coffee into the water. Funny as well.
Watch people in New England carry their Dunkin Coffee....like it's holy water
@@NickSerritella it's true. There are literally multiple ones on the same street in alot of towns. In Pembroke they have one in a convenient store and then an actual one right across the street!! We New Englanders love are coffee. That's probably one of the reasons were so highly strung!!😬😳
It's the best part
Just amazing and passionate acting from DiCaprio. This is definitely one of his best performances!
Dignam liked Billy but couldn't tell him that so he lets Billy hit him while having a panic attack then avenges his murder.
"Do you want him to chop me up and feed me to the poor?" That line sends shivers down my spine.
It’s funny how Dignam still says “yeah that might stick” XD.
did he say "poor" or "PORT" cause that makes a little more sense.
@@penoyer79 I always wondered this same thing! And 15 years after this movie came out in theaters, I still don't know what the fuck he actually says!!
@@RealHajimeHinata "Will you shut up."
@RealHajimeHinbata What did he mean by that though?🤔
God I love this movie, great scene with three Hollywood legends
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markie mark isn't the same calibre as DiCaprio or Sheehan
@@hughmcnamara1790 in this movie he was
@@abethereal cheers yoda
Dignam is a classic tough guy. Shows animosity to the guys he respects and ambivalence to people he doesn't. Sometimes being hard on someone shows you who they really are. Fake niceties gets you no where
Dignam is the coolest character imo... Now that I think about it he's the only semi-main character who actually lives through the very end
The psychiatrist, but yeah, pretty much.
Baldwin too?
I didn't like the ending. The writers and directors fuked up. Billy or Queenan should have been killed off. One or the other. But Not both.
@@MichaelGiordano777 Just because you didn’t like it doesn’t mean they fucked up. It’s just a harsh reality among crime. People get killed.
Thats an ordah! Get in the cah!
Queenan: "Hang tight for me, kid." A sentimental line, showing how Queenan looks upon Billy as a son....and it's terrific! Makes Queenan's death later on all the more devastating.
Looking back its insane that this cast was assembled in one movie
That reverse hand clap at 1:23 is why leo is such a brilliant actor.
Here in Texas, if you lose your khakis, you've lost your pants...
In Boston...... You can't start your car.
Clever.
Yeah, but can you park your car in the Harvard Yard?
I JUST GOT IT
Took me a minute to get that:)
Wahlberg's 1st and only Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
Dignam smiled cause he knew then how much heart costigan had and how great a cop he was becoming. They were gonna be an elite unit....
Not a DiCaprio fan personally, but this was definitely the best one out of his and Scorsese's collaborations
Did anyone else find it hilarious when he knocked his coffee into the river lol 😂
That’s the funniest part 🤣 you can see the wind take it off to the side too. My favorite part of the movie tbh. “HOW BOUT I FUCKING KILL YOU?!?!?
DiCaprio should’ve won an Oscar for this film
Alden’s World Nicholson deserved one too.
Among many others that he got fucked out of
Deserves 8 Oscars already. The Departed, Wolf, The Aviator, Catch me if you can, etc.
At least Marty finally won.
Absolutely. Jack Nicholson and Mark Walhberg both deserved Oscar nominations too.
Great reunion of the Basketball Diaries.
Leo should’ve won an Oscar for this. I mean his performance in the revenant was great but this🙌 you can see he’s scared, confused, frustrated, haven’t slept for days, just like how I’d picture a real undercover would act, constantly stressed yet when his on duty he sounds composed and alert cause his life is on the line.
"what if someone's watching right now, we have to arrest ya"
lolololol
NudeTarzan You dirty rat.
"How are we not supposed to arrest you?"
Why wasn't this named the DEPAATED!!!
Let me think about it while i get my haircut at the BABA Shop
Lol
the 'Depahtid'
Get in da kaa
Always funny to see Leo and Martin Sheen in this movie, while they played a very different relationship in Catch Me If You Can
I love Sheens character so fucking much. So fucking sincere and straight with both of his subordinates!!!!!
This movie was a masterpiece. Dignam probably respected Costigan even more for punching him in the face and saying f*** you. He really was his “best friend on the face of the planet”, real man shit where you bust their balls and fight at times.. but in the end, deep down you’d do anything for them. And he did, making a play to avenge his death and deliver justice. They were two tough, smart and legit Boston boys.
I love that Dignam avenges Billy at the end.
0:59 I just noticed Dignam laughing after Queenan broke them apart... as if he was trying to get a reaction out of Costigan
Martin Sheen was amazing, Mark Wahlberg gave his best performance ever, Leo is Leo. Amazing movie
Costigan actually punches Dingham in the face and 30 seconds later in the car he's talking to him calmly like nothing happened. Actually that's like the only time in the whole film that Dingham talks to someone without laying down the insults. I think he actually respected Costigan for standing up to him finally LoL
I think the character of Dingham really ties the whole movie together. To defeat Costello he's completely adopted the persona of an absolute piece of shit. He's turned himself into the kind of monster he wanted to destroy. When the farce is finally up, he drops all pretenses and executes Sullivan in cold blood just to get some justice for his partners. Beneath the mask he was actually a good, loyal man. His arc perfectly closes a story about the struggle between truth and deception.
@@RevolutionaryLoser very good!
I watched this movie for the first time yesterday and it was amazing.
How did wahlberg not get an academy award for this role. Absurd. Delivery spot on and able to convey so many emotions and still reel it in. Perfection.
Your homosexual attraction to him doesn’t make him deserve an Oscar.
@@danceyrselfkleen the irony is that all he did was compliment his acting and then you brought up gay shit... to me it seems like you are projecting here.
@@danceyrselfkleen so is admiring someone's art gay now? If I like a davinci painting, does that mean I am attracted to him sexually lmao?
@@worldoadobe probably. You seem like you’d be into weird gay stuff like that.
@@danceyrselfkleen you sound like a gay
That face Leo makes when he says “million fucking felonies” 😂😂😂
Leo did a great Boston accent for a guy born and raised in LA
Yeah a Wicked Good Boston accent. And you got a good WHO DAT accent? I coming down for Oysters in November. Don't play me pal. I come looking for you.
Love how mark just smiles as they get separated lmao.
Billy Costigan is one heartbreaking character. Most of Scorsese protagonists are not Immaculate people, but Billy is genuinely a good person. All he wanted to do is escape the cycle of crime and violence in his family by making something out of his life. He was raised by a blue-collar dad with mob ties, and a mother from an upscale family, who would not accept him and his dad. When he was orphaned, all he wanted to do to was be a good police officer.
What he has to do to earn validation is both harrowing, depressing and truly tragic. He can't even catch a break. Nobody has his back. He is exploited by the criminals he has to infiltrate, and the police he has to work for. I could not even figure who to hate more. Dignam could not even appreciate how Billy is risking his life everyday for them. On top of it, he just has to deliberately be an asshole. To be fair with Dignam though, at least he does avenge Billy later on
Mark Walhberg's expression and body language is awesome!
This is his best role imo
Dicaprio got to punch Wahlberg in the face... Envy
Allan Lomas which turned is head an inch or two and that was at most it haha
It works tho.
Lmao yeah marky mark is just that a fuckin punk ass mark haha
Bro Dignam was provoking Billy to let it out.
He didn’t even try to punch him back!
All these actors are brilliant. It would be a blessing to work with them (;
The song is perfect.
One of few Movies who really got me and made me watch it 3 times in a row
The smirk on Dignam’s face after they were separated is a classic Boston arrogance. You gotta love it.
Queenan plays the good cop.
Dignam plays bad cop.
You don't say...
On one of their own. 😆
Dignam isn't really a bad cop. He wanted this scene to be convincing, that's why he let Billy hit him. And look how he talks to him in the car
LOL
They are both the best guys for the job, pure believers; can't bribe them with all the money in the world. But yet their Department sucks, that's probably the saddest and most worrying thing imo. Just goes to show us how bad things really are.
Dignam looks braver but eventually it's Queenan who puts his life on line to save Costigan.
Such a great movie.
Brilliant acting. I'm jizzing all over my laptop.
awwwyeaboyeeee go get a fuckin towel now
Same only I have to buy a new monitor
Got smearing all over the damn thing
Watch godfather, probably you would be jizzing all over your house!
That coffee cup was subjected to utter wrath.
I love how pretty much everybody in the movie takes a punch now and again.
He's like a dad disciplining his sons for getting into a fight. "Get in the cah. C'MON BOTH OF YOU GET IN THE CAH"
wht an incrediblle performance by dekap unreal.
From Basketball Diary to Departed
0:51 Leo’s been wanting to take that hit on Walhberg since Basketball Diaries
That movie is so underrated
"Yeah that might stick"😂
"Yeah, that might stick" hahahah
Jeez Dignam just digs in.
Those two make one hell of a good cop/bad cop duo.
Dignam was a character that probably won’t ever be duplicated.
if I become a cop I would want to be like Dignam #ballbuster lol
mark Wahlberg like justice... insufferable but in end delivers.
I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS SCENE EVERYWHERE. THANK YOU
Dignam being the smartest character in this entire movie. He could see through all the bs in every person he talked to. He never took shit from anybody.
I mean what BS was Billy putting here? He was just stressed and under a ton of pressure. Dignman was just an asshole
Man I just loved the di caprio's acting.
Great acting by all 3 of them!!👏
Martin Sheen is phenomenal in this movie
This is such a perfect movie
One of my fav movies of ALL time.
Long Live└A fucking classic
This movie is brilliant
Dignam's approach is so conventional and cautious.
Stellar performances all around.
Dicaprio is excellent in this, the way his character smoulders with anger and implied depth. This should've earned him a nomination rather than Blood Diamond.
fredericg54
Very tragic situation for costigan, brilliant portrayal by dicaprio
It’s interesting how the captain asks his agent to keep doing his manly courageous work by calling him “kid” with affection.
Dignam, Queenan, and Costigan. True heroes. Queenan was there as the father, the compass. True North. Dignam was there as the older brother, willing to do whatever it took to complete the mission and his people going. Costigan was the rookie with the ideology to get done what needed to be done. Dignam didn't have to kill Sullivan. He could have let it go by the books and walked away. He did it because Queenan and Costigan were his partners and they deserved justice.
damn these miniclips. just as you're settling into the clip it cuts out. got blue balls for re-watching this film right now.
0:59 that lil smirk lol
FANTASTIC
I'd do what Mr. Estevez tells you.
Easily one of the best scenes in the film.
0:50 that's what most Irish men would do right there
Captain died protecting his soldier
This is my favourite mark whalberg role
Sheen acting is brilliant.
Favoite characters from the Departed:
1. Sergeant Dignam
2. Mr. French
3. Billy
4. Colin
5. Sihng
*baboo
1.- Colin
2.- Billy
3.- Frank
4.- Dignam
5.- Cap Alec Baldwin
I can picture Martin getting in the middle of Emelio and Charlie’s fights.
Dignam is every older brother