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I realize I am way behind on my pop culture, but I finally watched The ***arted and it was pretty much the best movie I had ever seen until the end. Can anybody explain it to me as to why it ended the way it did, or is it simply left up to the viewer to come to thier own conclusion.
what do you mean, i think it was pretty clear, everybody died except for wahlberg. the end
wahlberg has 3 nipples
Wahlberg didnt like Damon .... end of story.
i was surprised at the ending but it was clear. Walberg needs a knew barber.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc.Sust
What dont you get?? (Specifically?)
the name of the movie is the D eparted. meaning the dead. so everyone died. wahlberg took matters into his own hands and ended all of that shit. he's cool.
cut and dry wahlberg killed the mfr that killed everyone else or had involvement
his hair looked ridiculous in that film, like a bowl was put on his head and theycut itQuote:
Originally Posted by gixxerboy1
I got confused too, I came to the conclusion I was reading to much into it...
whalberg wasnt on nickelsons payroll or anything, just a cop with a grudge and settled it gangster style.
If you want a movie with a suprise fucing ending watch The Prestige, pretty good!
watch the originals, much better
that move is fukin badass man!! one of my favs now..but yea its plainer than day man, walberg didnt like damon so he shot his muh****in ass dead in the head...
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Originally Posted by MFT81
That's what I thought at first ... then I was like nah ... he was just keepin it gangsta !
just watched it today. wicked ending!
Matt Damon
i lol'dQuote:
Originally Posted by donniebrasco
lol, thats the pic I had in my head when I posted.
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Originally Posted by donniebrasco
he killed the bitch who screwed up and got his partner killed
The ending is quite clear.
You think Matt Damon has quite literally gotten away with murder by being the biggest schmuck of the em all by eliminating all his enemies but then you forget all about Whalberg (classic movie misdirection).
He kills Damon, hence to give the film some kind of happy ending, or at least an ending with a sense of justice.
The rats you see at the end, a bit cheesy as they are, are a clear metaphore of what everyone in the film is.