Doug was disappointed that she turned on him but when she mentioned "sunny day" and talked in code, he was relieved and happy that she truly loved him or at least forgived him
False. They had an understanding and she knew the agent was over her shoulder so she spoke in code and Doug was watching. She missed him. But they couldnt.
You think she’s snitching…..but she ain’t. She goes to the window to make sure he can see them in case he’s watching her and then says “sunny days” as code. No better partner than that….
This whole movie. When I first saw it. This was a great movie. Probably best I’ve seen in a while. And I first seen it 10 years after the release!! This movie slept on
1:50 Ben's acting here is so on point. When she emphasizes she really wants to see him, he is deeply agitated and sad because he thinks she is out to set him up. Then after that inside joke, his face shows relief and astonishment, followed by true happiness. When he looks up and then gives that slight nod, he also seems impressed with Claire's creative thinking.
I haven’t seen the film but what does she mean by sunny days, I know she gives a hint to him that the FBI are with her but how does he know the code? What does sunny days mean?
This is Brilliantly portrayed... when she said "sunny day", he knew she still loves him, revealing a setup that he will be killed.... And when he said, "I'm on my way then", she somehow knew that he will be gone forever...... beautifully filmed..
I watched it with subtitles and understood that she warned him somehow😐.. Bt can somebody care to explain, how did he guess it, through 'the sunny day' phrase?
The Feds and police just make themselves seen in the windows. That's not how it went down in Heat; Det. Drucker concealed himself behind a curtain and would try to spy down at the street, waiting for car driven by Shiherlis (Val Kilmer). Moreover, despite having way more eyeballs, law enforcement still don't spot Affleck. This was a pretty silly misstep.
I like that the lawyer - the guy trying to keep an innocent person from going to jail - is portrayed as the pipsqueak here. That being said, it was a really stupid move by Claire. If they stayed on her and found that money she gets at the end, that’s the rest of her life (or the part that counts) in prison.
I remember seeing this in the theatre and when Claire mentioned “sunny days” people cheered. Such a good movie
Doug was disappointed that she turned on him but when she mentioned "sunny day" and talked in code, he was relieved and happy that she truly loved him or at least forgived him
She didn't "turn on him", she had to do what she had to do. They already suspected her of being involved in the first robbery of the bank.
@@jamesd3168 facts Doug understood
No Huey!!! En serio?!?! 😮 😂
False. They had an understanding and she knew the agent was over her shoulder so she spoke in code and Doug was watching. She missed him. But they couldnt.
She didn’t trap him, she wanted him
You think she’s snitching…..but she ain’t. She goes to the window to make sure he can see them in case he’s watching her and then says “sunny days” as code. No better partner than that….
i think about this scene more than i should
Me too. I just love how they wove in that little detail that she mentioned before. I was in Charlestown on Saturday, I thought of this scene 🖤
Haha me too!!
This whole movie. When I first saw it. This was a great movie. Probably best I’ve seen in a while. And I first seen it 10 years after the release!! This movie slept on
Me too! I love this movie so much
1:50 Ben's acting here is so on point. When she emphasizes she really wants to see him, he is deeply agitated and sad because he thinks she is out to set him up. Then after that inside joke, his face shows relief and astonishment, followed by true happiness. When he looks up and then gives that slight nod, he also seems impressed with Claire's creative thinking.
I haven’t seen the film but what does she mean by sunny days, I know she gives a hint to him that the FBI are with her but how does he know the code? What does sunny days mean?
@@elizabethfigueroa6159 She mentioned earlier that her brother died on a sunny day.
@@elizabethfigueroa6159 thanks for giving me the answer. Finally i know that Claire mean that she want to save Doug from the Cops.
And, the goodbye. He knows it's permanent.
@@lae_mundax9339 ahhh...Ben answered your question.
This is Brilliantly portrayed... when she said "sunny day", he knew she still loves him, revealing a setup that he will be killed....
And when he said, "I'm on my way then", she somehow knew that he will be gone forever...... beautifully filmed..
She did a code word that's why he's happy.
Blake Martinez .... oh really? Wow, you’re a real Sherlock.👍🏽
This is one of my favorite Boston movies, and this is the scene that makes it so. Everyone's acting their hearts out here!
Sometimes you can sense what's really in a person's ❤️.
It's fiction, he was probably thinking about what he is gonna eat after a long shooting day
Claire: Bye....
Doug: .......Goodbye, Claire.
David Milligan ..... okay?..... what’s the point?
@@m.r.5016 He is leaving for good.
@@yanrenthungmurry7270 ... yes, I'm aware was just wondering what was the point of reiterating the line, that was all. Just curious.
@@m.r.5016 When we appreciate something, we tend to like bringing it up, be it face to face or on the internet.
The finality in his tone. Sad stuff
Claire says something about how her brother died from cancer on a sunny day, and how a sunny day always reminds her of her brother
This guy was always one step ahead of law enforcement. Full outlaw
She's a g for that. Great movie
I Iike the ending. Good movie. Glad they let Doug live. ❤
0:57 is the most unintentionally funny moment in this movie for me
We need an edit with some funny soundeffect 😂
Hahahaha definitely
My favorite funny moment (earlier in movie) was after "we're gonna go hurt some people"...."who's car we gonna take?"
Legendary
See ya again....on this side or the other. DAMN! Excellent
Sunny day @ the day was look like sunny when her brother died....She told him some where in the movie...now Code word....
now he knows she actually loves him, it's more than universe to him
Its sad enuff for my own heart to see what sacrifices take place to show the strength love takes part in this scene
Wait--I thought they both knew about that window from earlier in the movie. She moved from the couch on purpose so he can see her.
I definitely thought he was kidding (until this scene ofc) - I assume Claire did too.
fkn a dude
good shit
1:03 I love this shot
One of my fav
Love this since 💯
Pure.
Champion
I watched it with subtitles and understood that she warned him somehow😐.. Bt can somebody care to explain, how did he guess it, through 'the sunny day' phrase?
vikrant rai was a reference to an earlier scene in the movie
Oh ok got it.. Thanks guys!
The Feds and police just make themselves seen in the windows. That's not how it went down in Heat; Det. Drucker concealed himself behind a curtain and would try to spy down at the street, waiting for car driven by Shiherlis (Val Kilmer). Moreover, despite having way more eyeballs, law enforcement still don't spot Affleck. This was a pretty silly misstep.
heat kilmer judd
Wait how did this cash get there? Was this from the Fenway heist or Fergie’s money?
It was all the money he had saved from previous heists. No one stayed with Fenway heist money at all.
What does he have the money stored in at the beginning?
I like that the lawyer - the guy trying to keep an innocent person from going to jail - is portrayed as the pipsqueak here. That being said, it was a really stupid move by Claire. If they stayed on her and found that money she gets at the end, that’s the rest of her life (or the part that counts) in prison.
They werent making the lawyer look like an idiot. Just trying to make jon hamms character an even bigger douchebag
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Claire has cute feet.
One of the less annoying comments on this thread.
Don’t romanticise this. She helped criminal to escape . I hate that this guy got away with everything
It’s shocking to admit that liberal snowflakes like Ben are capable of greatness. As much as I don’t share his political views he is a great actor.
Christ them
Roma's
Well then am on ma way
Bad their loud an wild they get acquitted here