Man On Fire Final Scene Complete
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- čas přidán 15. 09. 2013
- Got tired of looking for this excellent scene and not finding it, only finding music videos and stuff. Decided to take charge and did this for me and all of us that enjoyed this Movie!
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This masterpiece has a 39% on rotten tomatoes from the critics and an 89% user score. We, the audience, know this to be art.
And it is the audience's opinion that really matters, the audience is what makes a movie successful.
Well, he did make his masterpiece
Rotten Tomatoes doesn't know shit, you're right this was a masterpiece.
No way! This is amazing
I said this before. “I love the way he loved her”❤️
The fact that Dakota didn’t get nominated for an Oscar for any of the movies she appeared as a child is a crime.
She is one of the greatest child actors of all time (if not the greatest).
I think she’s the greatest still
Not really if you think bout it… she’s sucks so ya know lol
Well people didn't like Dakota in the War Of The Worlds, simply because she screams all the time. But I agree with you!
Nah
She had skills, sure, but she also had that annoying 'child actor' persona in every role she played -- which seemed constructed, and a lot of people don't find that charming in a child.
This was the best depiction of a war torn, suicidal killer who finds a reason to live in a young child he becomes a father figure to. Denzel and Dakota’s chemistry is just breathtaking
It’s up there with Robin Williams in Mrs doubtfire and Daniel day Lewis in gangs of New York
The fact they join forces 19 years later in Equalizer 3
So was your synopsis. You said it all, man. 🥹😭😭😭🥹🥹❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
@@ambeaux4d damn, some of your emoticons aren't even getting through.
You are almost the same emotional as me. I cannot process this film. I just can't not even after 10 years.
@@SuspiriaX oh. They were all crying faces and hearts on fire. Yep. I'm super emotional about this movie.
And btw, SuspiriaSix used to be my old AOL screen name. Haha. Dakota Johnson was FABULOUS in the remake. Aghhh it was so good. And Tilda. She was phenom'.
Im a 29 year old man. And i will proudly say that i still cry watching this. Unforgettable movie!
Ok Nancy
@@bamaraffle8785 who the f is Nancy
i'm 35 years and I've dried to this film for the last 10 years every time I see it.
@@SuspiriaX Yo mamma
I can watch this movie a 100 times and i will still cry watching this part 😭
I’m 41 and I’m whipping my tears now again on this scene years later lol
Many people have died protecting a loved one. This scene is a tribute to them. RIP to all the good people in this world.
Amen
I would die for someone I love. The thing is: most people don't deserve that. This is the reason I am very cold now. Maybe one day if I find someone like Pita, that might be able to make me feel love again, I might change.
I'm 25 year this alway get 😭
This scene will always make me cry they don't make films like this anymore
@@aliezahjuarez1212 right
That's crazy. He was so familiar with death he didn't even panic knowing his death was inevitable. Instead he had peace he could save the one he loved. Legend.
He actually wanted to commit suicide for a long time. He accepts this kind of death since it means something and he'll die knowing he saved someone he cared for.
@@dredgewalker Think about how a single moment changed his entire life. Imagine if that gun had gone off instead of failing. He would never have been friends with Pita, or felt love again. He would have died a coward rather than a hero.
That's why we must be careful with the choices in our life.
One moment can change everything.
He's very good friends with death. He definitely didn't fear it
He died happy and complete .
It’s a movie . That’s why
" You don't let him go....until she's with you... you understand?"
I felt every last bit of those words.
u t t m o....l s h u... u d?
what's the deal
that's a real story right . I wonder how old is pita today where is she ?.
The sharp exhale as he gathers and prepares himself to greet his love, and to say goodbye to her. A masterpiece.
I was holding my own all thru the move.. until that exhale.. that got me so bad...so bad...
What tore me up was when he got out the car and he and mom locked eyes but said nothing.
My stupid eyes started leaking at this point. I don't know why.
Also seeing she wasn't beat up. Sigh of Relief
@@jaygee850 we all did.
Denzel is a LEGEND.
His natural ability to carry an entire film
is the reason that he will be remembered
forever.
Don't forget to mention Dakota Fanning.
Watched The Hurricane last night and DW was immense in that film.
Yeah man, Denzel is a total master at his trade.
Definitely the GOAT!
Denzel is THE Legend.
He finally found the purpose for his life. All those years of pain and suffering finally made sense in the end.
He finally found the purpose for his life 😢
Well said
I'm a grown man but this scene always puts a tear in my eye, such dedication.
Such a noble thing he did. We can only hope as men to be as brave and as ruthless and fearleass as this man was portrayed. I think certain circumstances would lead any one of us to such brutality.
I’m a grown man and this shit makes me tear up every time too
It's ok for a grown man to show emotion
Exactly, because this a true love movie. This movie is worth dropping a tear for. Also a 5- star movie.
we all cried young and old. because dying to save others is the ultimate sacrifice .. who said theres no bigger love than to sacrifice oneself to others? .
This ending hits hard. But what's more awesome is that after so many years Dakota is reuniting with Danzel on Equalizer 3, she plays the detective.
You mean cia operative which was denzels former work in this movie
When he says “I’m going home too” tears rolled out of my eyes 🥺
Great torture scenes in this film. And crap Gladiator Enya stuff
I give you another before that scene. When they took the cover off of Pita y Creasy saw that she was really alive, he let breath out as a sign of relief, she is alive, thank God!
@@peters7479 excellent
Zoom has been compromised you must reinstall Clinton's on me
@@peters7479 "crap Gladiator Enya"🤣😂
He was dead inside before he met her....... She brought him back to life. Epic.
I'm a 58 year old man who still cries like a baby at this scene. Awesome film with an awesome cast.
Denzel Washington was amazing in Trainning Day , but honestly he should have won an Oscar for this movie too , cause in this movie he was actually playing who he really is , a kind hearted human being and not some psychopath who thinks that is above King Kong.
Completely agree!!!!!!
This movie is better than training day
how did this movie not win any awards. one of the greatest in my opinion
Definitely one brilliant film very moving one of the best movies he made I knew this would be good at the beginning him and Christopher Walken together 👍
Hurt locker got many awards lol
@@mieroq that movie was stupid.
Because the Academy is full of betas.
Because it’s about child trafficking. And that makes Hollywood uncomfortable to see their hobby on the screen
I think many forget or overlook the fact when Pita sees Creasy after the blindfold is removed, that she has only known that Creasy was killed when she was abducted. She never knew Creasy survived until that moment. Such a powerful scene.
After all these years never thought of that. Great point.
Same thought I had too!
@@Edsal23 Same.
So powerful, rips my heart out every time
Also that she knew nothing outside of her kidnapping ordeal. They shove her in yet another car blindfolded. She has no idea where she's going. Maybe to be killed. Blindfold off and there's her guardian angel. The full realization hits her that not only is he alive, but he and he alone has saved her from this horrible situation. All she knows is he somehow overcame all these scary dangerous men she has been around for weeks. Probably thought her life was over as well, not just his.
I find this to be a very underrated film. It mixes action with emotion and is worthy of more recognition. Man on fire is a brilliant piece of cinema
When I first watched this, the beginning was so slow I almost shut it off. After it finished, without that beginning, the movie would have fallen flat as just another action film. This is one of my all time favorite movies. The bond they created because of the little girls heart was incredible.
"I'm going home, too." Gets me everytime...
I also love that the Mexican detective fucking blows the Voice away.
Denzel deserved an Oscar for this movie.
Absolutely!!!
Agree, but to Denzel it's not about Oscars, it's about playing the character in the story and portraying him as written to the satisfaction of the audience; His words in an 1992 print interview. He is a very conservative christian who branched off and away from HW to produce movies and select his own character in written stories and bring it to life on screen. Him, Tommy Lee Jones and Mel Gibson are independent movie producers who don't want anything to do with the filth in Holly Wood or the Oscars. Just FYI.
@@nbk9372 I don't blame them.
The ending was alright but the start of the movie was needlessly long for no reason
Denzel deserves an Oscar for almost every movie he is in. Phenomenal actor.
One of the greatest endings of all time. Denzel always delivers
Used to tear up like crazy when I watched this scene back in my 20's. Now as a 40 something father, this wrecks me! God I love this movie
It gets even worse with age huh. hahaha
One becomes wise to what's truly important in life
I'm a 44yr old man and I watch this whenever I need a good cry.
Same man
@@iampedro101 me too
Well you are 45 now. 😁
Who remembers holding back the tears in the theaters? I’m not crying, your crying. Jeez what a great movie.
Where can i watch full movie?
One of the greatest climactic endings to a great movie.
I'm 63 years old and still tear up.
I challenge myself to not when I watch and still can’t hold back
Acá es cuando los hombres lloramos
I'm 64 and I do as well.
Without a doubt 👏👏👏
I tried to keep it together but when Denzel hit us that sigh of relief I felt that, and I lost it.
I love the fact that Denzel character died before they could kill him. It sounds weird but it's like in the end he won.
Thanks Siskle we got that 🙄
@@TheMaufwhy you gotta be like that with your Siskel comment? Uncalled for.
He trick them real good knowing he was already fatally wounded.
There’s an alternate ending where Denzel did kill the gut but blowing himself and the main bad guy at his house with a bomb on a watch he was wearing
@@CJJhonson yes!
A masterpiece of a film, this movie took me on a whirlwind of emotions throughout. By far one of Denzell's best works..
All Pita wanted was Creasy's friendship. Creasy had become dead inside, and wasn't able to love. Pita's sweetness broke down the barriers Creasy had built over the years. That's what brings a tear to my eye watching this.
Children have that effect on people with stone hearts. Sometimes children bring out means to make persons heart beat. I have witnessed this myself what miracles children are and this why as guardians we are supposed to lay down our lives for them.
@@polkod she should him that it was OK to live again and that's what makes a man not afraid of death
Tru he fell in love with her gave his life for her I wud die for my kids to so I feel this movie tru man love he will defend that by any means great movie classic !!..
@@polkod Not all children are sweet like her..lots of kids are horrible!!! (Something most people won't admit)!
She showed him it was ok to lve again
He trade his life for the little girls, legend.
agree
grim Monty Who wouldn't...
Easier said than done.
I will give you her life. For your life
marklvrd lmao. so tru3
The most heartbreaking part is when she said: I love you Creasy... You love me don't you!!! She wanted to confirm that he loved her. What a masterpiece!!
Man! I cried too
I just cried now!!
Tears streaming down my face right now.
True. It was obvious but hearing it does not hurt of course.
Jose . . . yeah. It was a rhetorical question -- for she knew Creasy loved her. Creasy was a damaged, impervious soul -- so much so that when Pita said she loved him, he probably would not have said it back if she hadn't asked him to confirm it. That's how deep and damaged he was. It was obvious he loved her all along, but he was so damaged, broken and impervious that he would not admit to it unless asked on the spot, which Pita did. She knew this, and hence why she asked it. Great writing, acting and cinematography!
I watched this movie 9 times and cried during this scene every time. One of the BEST MOVIES EVER!!!
This movie is criminally UNDERRATED ! Marc Anthony gave a kick ass performance. And Denzel and Dakota had great chemistry...
Facts! I liked Marc Anthony in this.... he was tragic.
Okay!! He was fantastic!
He wanted to die and in Pita he found someone worth giving his life for.
true
Pita changed him. Forreal. One of the best denzel movies ever
Agreed
You are so right! I never looked at this film that exact way before. He was most certainly waiting for her before he left the world. It is hard enough to find a reason to live as tormented Creasy is... Humanity looks for reasons to quit, give up, or die while they finally feel that they are worthy of GOD...
Someone worth living for.
This scene breakes a hard man to tears! Trust me! The level of self-sacrifice, only a parent would understand. The rain falling right now watching this video like gods forgiveness.
u worded this really good. ur point is all the way across
But I have read the Novel and totally different cause in the book Greasy didn't die cause he fake his own death and he went to some place where no one could recognize him and his happy cause he finally had fell in love with someone and they lived peacefully.
There is no armor that the arrow this scene shoots can't penetrate.
I was 16 when i watched this movie in the cinema. Men and women, everybody had tears in their eyes.
I wish I had a time machine and been there in that movie theatre.
"You love me dont you". That shit hit hard. Studies show that fathers dont express their feelings in words but in actions. He took care of her and bonded with her without ever truly giving her the words she wanted to hear but he was her protector and she felt that. Fathers may not be up for all the talking but they get it done. The best kids are the ones who receive this kind of attention.
Very insightful comment. Thank you.
#FATHERSMATTER
Everybody talks about Denzel's performance which is amazing, but the music at this scene is so powerful. Damn, old movies are magnificent. I really miss them
The music was spot on!! Especially "una palabra"
One of my favorite songs Now We Are Free was played countless times throughout the film and meshes perfectly.
Una Palabra broke my heart in pieces.... so much that I learned the words in Spanish ❤️
Denzel, Dakota, and the score were definitely the highlights of the film
"I love you Creasy
You love me Dont you
Yes I do
"With all my heart Pita go ❤"
As a father this scene always gets to me
Me too
Too much.
The most beautiful scene from a movie I've ever seen
Massively underrated movie. And it was SO cool to see Denzel and Dakota reunited in Equalizer 3.
It is fr
" Where are you going "
" I'm going home, to "
He finally found peace
I could not hold the tears..... I am speechless.
One of the most underrated movies of all time.
💯💯💯
I always saw this scene as if you could get back someone you loved who you thought dead and it makes me cry. It's real because when you lose someone you always think they are about to come in through the front door or call you up.
“I love you creasy, and you love me
don’t you” . Damn that got me .
I think most people cry when they see this scene, but for different reasons.
Some cause it's terribly sad, others because of the genuine love between Pita and Creasy, or maybe even some combination of the two.
But the reason this scene gets me is that it overwhelms me with a sense of pride.
It's the part right at 4:27 as he lets Pita go, knowing he'll never see her again and turns to face his fate, knowing all that's left for him is death and pain. He looks scared, but his will to do what must be done to save the ones he loves never wavers.
The level of courage it takes for a man to walk valiantly to his death to save others is the stuff of legends told around the world...and this scene is no exception.
Well said✌💪
I first heard the real story, as to what actually happened and to where this story first came about.
An Ex Regimant (British S.A.S) guy looked after a Family in South America. He had nothing left, no one to call family etc... The child was actually a boy.
The S.A.S. guy felt guilty, ultimately dishonoured after the boy was captured. He phoned his Mother, telling her of his situation. His brother answered the phone & then passing it to his Mother, with a shocked expression on his face,
He could see the life drain away from his Mother's face. The Mother listend to the final words of her HERO Son, as he told her where to find the boy whom he had helped to save.
I know this for a fact, as it was my Brother who saved him!
WHERE PILGRIMS DARE!
@Antonio Paulette, well said. Peace be with you.
Very well-put. Like the way the cowardly brother who's already sniped him the fatal shot runs past him, crying, showing just how much stronger Creasey is than the criminals (and even that word doesn't seem strong enough - they have no honor).
This Man was me so wht
All these years later and this scene still gets me every time.
Same shit makes me cry Everytime i watch it. From time to time I watch this scene. Still gets me Everytime.
Me too man
If there's one scene in any movie that's guaranteed to open the floodgates, it's this one. The music, Creasy knowing it's the last moment he'll share with her, his visible shaking... perfectly executed.
Absolute magnificence. Dakota’s chops are other-worldly, especially for her age. Denzel glides perfectly through almost every emotion a human is capable of in the span of one scene. Phenomenal across the board.
No sound track has ever captured a moment so perfectly ...
So agree!!!!!
It's like it hits you with an impact!!!!!😭😭💔
Gladiator ending scene, or Armageddon ending scene.
So true brother!
2:56 Is is very good example of that.
Sure it did. When he used it in like 3 other movies before this.
A man who thought he lost and had nothing...only to realize this little girl gave him meaning again...most emotional scene in a movie ever
La primera vez que vi esta película pase toda la noche al lado de mí hija sin poder dormir!! No son solo actores!!!
Son también mensajes de la vida!!!
I saw this movie first time with my aunt, we love it. She lose to cancer after 1 year, i always remember her for this scence.
I have seen this movie over a hundred times, and I cry every fricken time.
Me too.
I never cry at movies and this can make me cry everytime. Not trying to sound tough but that says a lot about this movie.
Creasy held onto life just long enough to see the girl safely spirited away from harm....and then he let go, knowing she was safe. Such a powerful, moving scene. Denzel is incredible.
Yes a lot of people don’t realize he was already dying from his wounds
@@chuck8709 I hadn't realized till now that he died at that moment in the car.
He cheated them out of the life he promised them.
@@bugwar5545 💯
I have to admit, the first time I watched this movie, the intricacy of Denzels' character was lost on me. However, watching it repeatedly, I realize it was/is one of his best performances, as can be said for his young co-star, Dakota Fanning. One of her best roles as well. I literally welled up watching this scene... Thanks for the post.
Denzel is literally an amazing actor, and should have easily one an Oscar for this movie. He makes you forget that you're just watching a movie.
this scene gets me every time, a man who sacrifices his life to save a child
Not only a child. In a sense she was his child. He was definatly a more worthy father then her real dad.
sad it takes hollywood make believe for a female to see a man sacrifice his life for a child when men do it every single day... and yet females ignore it....Lauria wright open your eyes that everyday men are going to work doing dangerous jobs for their kids...jobs that could kill them in a instant...yet you ladies act like it's nothing.
Jesus Christ died to save a lot of children
So do i
Good men make sacrifices for their children every day. Work boots falling apart but kids are growing and need new shoes. Kid eat a good meal and you eat ramen instant noodles. You wear holy work shirts so you're kids get new ones. Work a job you hate with all your being but the money is good and your kids are happy.
Your kids never know what you do for them. The little sleep you got working two full time jobs. It's done every day in all parts of the world. Father's doing all they can. To make sure their kids have, even if it means they go without. These are the men to be acknowledged and revered. I guarantee you know one as they are everywhere. Make sure you thank them.
"A old man dies. A young girl lives. A fair trade. "
- Hartigan. Sin City.
“An”..old man...
Stole my line
Goldy. She says her name is goldy
With all my heart Pita!!!
NOTHING fair about this my guy
I remember seeing this in the theater. I literally sobbed like a baby when she screamed his name running towards him.
Yeap
Underrated performance by Radha Mitchell She had to express so many emotions here. She knew that "Creasy" was going to trade his life for her daughter's life. She was also sort of in love with him (especially based on the unreleased footage) but she still did what she had to do and made the calculus that her daughter deserved to live more than any of the rest of them
Exactly the way she notices the blood dripping of his hand and the way she looks at him when he’s getting up like
Just shocked he’s willing to go this far for Pita😭
They say kids can change a person's life and this movie proved it.
For better or worse ... they can
Danne for worse if the guy is an asshole and doesnt know how to handle kids or maybe if he's a 40 year old guy hanging out with stranger or no stranger street stupid kids. Why, I don't know, anyways your comment needs more info.
Sniper Ov God I do am sorry bro, but this is kinda personal. Use to have one, looking uncanny like Dakota. Scary actually. Lived with me, legally and all. We where extremely close untill she was 14. She left me, went to her mom and i never saw her again in my life. That is about 20years ago. Mentally i had to cut her loose. You have to expierence that yourself to understand, really. Looking at Dakota stirred up the memories i have from her. She was my God, en left by leaving me a huge hole in my heart. I have the movie myself, and when i think of her i watch the flick. Shit happens to the nicest people with the best intentions i guess.
I did gave a comment last night, when i read your own comment. On my cellphone, placed it and everything. You didn't get any?
He died for her dumbass
During this scene Creasy was dead for a while. His will kept him alive from all the lack of blood and possible infections he had from the bullet wounds. Creasy grew to love Pita so much more than any father could love his own daughter. Creasy was Pitas guardian angel. I feel Tony Scott installed Creasy as a near immortal with the power of love making him almost god like. Living just enough to save Pita. One of my top 3 movies for sure. RIP Creasy.
Very well said 👍
charlie c Well put and said.
Agreed. He died in the back of that car quickly. Peacefully. Before they could tear him to pieces alive.
He should have saved one grenade for the car ride! Haha
Nahhh... He took a nap to rejuvenate, then killed his captors and ran like a bat out of Hell to live an unassuming life as a hardware store worker in Boston.
Solo las personas que tienen el don de diferenciar cada lugar cada cultura y cada momento sabemos que esra pelicula es un tesoro
This is in my opinion one of the greatest movies ever made. The acting is stellar. I laughed and cried and when I was done I felt like I had experienced something special as a movie should. Perfection
Exactly
This movie still brings tears to my eyes till date. Best Movie of all time. Denzel Washington is our living Legend.
thank you I just wanted to tell you that I really feel it the exact same way, same in the tears deparmtent, as well. In fact the older I get, the more it does.
The moment when they take the blind fold off of pita eyes, and denzel puts his head down in relief, it's like the world has been lifted off his shoulders, powerful moment in movie
yessss
Terrek Hutchinson true it made miss my lil sis back home
Terrek Hutchinson l always come back here mainly for that part, love it
Paidamoyo cynthia Mukanwa yes, its such a heart warming scene and moment
Terrek Hutchinson The way he passes away from his wounds in the back seat. In my mind, I can imagine God saying. "You've done enough, rest now. It's time to come home." Allowing him the mercy of peaceful death, before the cartel got their hands on him.
Im crying years later.
MASTERPIECE.
Beautiful performance by Denzel that scene with the bullet misfiring hit hard. The ending was great too. Creasys sacrifice at the end for his friend knowing he wasn’t coming back. Great movie. 💯
“Creasy’s art is death. He’s about to paint his masterpiece.”
And the final was brush stroke was “the sacrifice”
Powerful sentiment my friend
Shot through the heart
Manzano also got to add a finishing touch.
He was shot?
@@racharina he was shot in the stomach he hold on until Pita was safe and died in the car
When he exhales after seeing she is alive....i instantly start crying. None of us get to choose how we die, but if i could die saving a child i would be so at peace with that
Perfect comment. Same here.
There are so many movies which expresses the fine art of movie making which critics don't get it. Man on Fire is one of them, the pacing, stunt and above all Denzel's screen presence all comes together to provide a unforgettable master piece on screen.
Any other examples trying to delve into better film?
This film is a masterpiece..
I love the score. Should look up who wrote it but superb.
@@patvonzidkow6913 pretty sure it was Harry Gregson-Williams
@@patvonzidkow6913 Harry Gregson Williams!Great Composer!
Thank you, Tony Scott 😂👍🎗✝️♥️🎬
This the greatest film ever made
One of the most defining scenes of what a man will do to protect, defend, and go through for someone that he truly loves. In my opinion Denzel Washington's best job as an actor. Absolutely love this movie, and what it means to those who most need it!!
In 2024 this is still my favorite❤️❤️❤️ Cheers to the entire cast!! A Masterpiece.....
My aunt took me to go see this movie when I was younger! At the time, it was another movie out that I really wanted to see( more of a kids movie) I was so upset with her! Needless to say , after watching this movie in the theaters it instantly become one of my all time favorites! It broke my heart and healed me all at once! So glad I was able to see this movie instead!
I don't cry at a lot of movies but this ending get's me every single time I see it.
Me TOO
Me too
Sonya G Stg
L Pendergast watch the professional thats great too
American Histoty X when he's holding his brothers dead body in the bathroom. That is a heavy hitting scene.
This movie is a great example of why Denzel Washington is such a huge star. He does a great job of picking good film projects. We trust him. This film is one of my favorites and the ending is wonderful. It got mixed reviews, but the audience loves it. Man on Fire is one of my favorite Denzel films.
Late to this comment: watched it for the first time last night. An amazing film, I think parallel between "critic" and "audience" scores speak volumes with how it was recieved. Just about held back the tears by the end 😩
Agree 100% and Denzel is one of the very best actors. This is one exceptional movie too.
My favorite actor.
No shit Una palada
Am far from a film buff/critic but this film is just so perfectly assembled to engage you entirely it’s a work of art. The music is so perfectly matched with this scene.
You cannot watch this and not be moved. Tony Scott is a genius
6:31 When Pita looks up, and Creasy looks back at her one last time, and she realizes he's not getting away and he knew he wouldn't... and she mouthes his name with so much sorrow at the realization. T__T
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She didn't know he was wounded, but she did realize he loved her so much that died for her. Because he did; he could've sought medical treatment, but it would've slowed him down, locked him in place and kept him from doing what was necessary to find her. He made the choice not to.
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Idk about irl, but I'm glad in this movie that he passed away from his bloodloss before they could torture him. I hope the real man didn't suffer much. :' (
Denzel was really good in this movie but Dakota Fanning was something else!! She played the role like nobody else could. 10/10!!!
they where pretty great indeed
they are not competitors .they play their roles for a film
THE GUNSHOT HOLDS NO FEAR!
Yep stole the movie even denzel gave her props as being the real star of the film
Yes she was incredible
He actually kills all of them and find a job at a hardware store leading to equalizer
😂😂 he was a vet in here and he was a vet in there too...makes sense 🤔
Lol
Damn that's true
Man... I wish 😭
that's not bad as idea!!! really interesting
One of the most beautiful scenes in cinema history. This is pure love from a broken man. He gave his life and had no regrets. I too have a few young girls that I would gladly give my life for. This movie just reminds me of the love I have for them. Beautiful and true
This scene never fails to bring tears to my eyes...So very powerful.
"Where you going?"
"I'm going home too..On the Blue Bayou."
I swear to Christ as a grown ass man it breaks a tear to me every single time because the thought of her only knowing that he's going back home peacefully but won't be living in it. That's love and giving them life to give up yours..
In the future, Pita will run into him in Boston and she will say to him, "I searched throughout the Blue Bayou for you and I end up finding you at Home Mart of all places!"
Rip Tony Scott. This is a masterclass in film making. The end song gets me every time.
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Man On Fire this movie made me a better Man ❤️ I always drop tears when I watch it Denzel Washington is a legend and will always be 👑
In the end, he won. The Voice didn't get the pleasure of torturing or killing Creasy. He died on a car ride knowing he saved the person that gave him back the meaning of life that was once lost to him. He went in pass. It was a good ending.
The score to the movie is great. Maybe my all time favorite. I wish Mexico would change- but it doesn't
To me it’s a sad ending. T
And The Voice himself, he got shot down by a cop that very same day
6:25 is perfect when Pita looks back and you can see in her eyes the moment she realises what Creasy's doing.
Yes!!!! The moment she's taken out of the car and sees him & the moment she looks at him and you can see it in her face!! Omg!! She was so young yet so talented!! I loved them two in this movie. So realistic , they got into their character!
Commenting YEARS later, (sorry the movie’s awesome) but if you can read lips, you can see her mouth, “Bye Creasy” in that same moment!
At 6:34
This scene made me cry as a kid, and still till this day as a man.
Beautiful...
Always watching with tears. The little one set him free. A broken man.
One of the best movies that I’ve ever watched in my entire life.
Yeap
"I love you Creasy....u love me dont you?" 😭😭😭
" Yes i do Sophie_Lou92,with all my heart beating up"
As a guy who never gives up feelings. Creasy saying he loved her was powerful.A life for a life, he did his job. I think most honorable guys would do the same. to save a little girl.
Sophie_Lou92 love that movie
+Robert Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez you a true and honorable man my respect
This scene makes me cry, so heartbreaking,,
If Creasy says " I love you, too" the scene isn't as powerful. The fact that she says it for him is the most powerful part of the scene and what makes me (a man) cry every time.
I.m gangster and I still cry everytime I watch this.
And her voice..how she said it..🥺🥺🥺
Same here 😂
gaaaaaaay
I am an emotionless killing machine and cry every time
Such a powerful scene, a perfect song, and fantastic acting. Always evokes emotion no matter how many times I watch it.
The climate the bridge the trees surrounding all played their part perfectly !!!
This is what you call the definition of a real man.
Im confused whats the difference between a man and a real man?
Yeah but most of these ho’s aren’t worth it.
@@Zak-ww4zv What answer I never answered anything
I suppose a real man is one who stands up for the weak. Doesn't hide from danger, and loves with all his heart. I guess it's just being a compassionate, loving adult.
Charlie Robles a real man would die for there loved ones, would be there for them whenever they need them, would show compassion, emotion etc. The definition of a real man is having honour, love and respect.
When Peta grows up, she'll have a tough time finding a boyfriend/husband because probably nobody would live up to the example that Creasy set for her for what a real man is.
You said it.
facts so true
nah, there's lots of real men in the world. Just not a lot of pretty boy tinder heroes who are real men
Igual los hombres no necesitan ser héroes, y es mejor que se centren en sí mismos ¿No crees?
good post. comment. yea, no doubt. real talk, gots to re-watch entire movie, been too long for me, almost 3 years. time to see it, i am looking on cable first... before renting it on line
#REALMENEXIST ya'll, but not all, same as a few "'realwomen exist." peace.
Uno de los mejores finales de película q existe !!!
Simón
This is so beautiful.
The chemistry is so genuine ....one of my favorite movies ....ah shit something in my eye again dammitt
My eyes always have that issue when I watch this movie.
seems im always cutting onions during this part.
I told my wife to stop with that onion.
And why do they always cut them at this exact moment. That’s that next level petty!
"I'm going home too" 😔
where is your home?
Blue Bayou
Tony Scott wait, didn't tony Scott direct this film?
Tony Scott why did you have to reply to my comment? Now I just watched this whole video again, as a huge denzel fan, it hurts :(
Not the same tony scott bro.