One of the greatest movies with a terrible ending. I truly cannot believe they ended it the way they did when he was continuously making great points about the justice system and morality throughout the film.
@@FreddieMercurytheSharkWrestler fortunately that's actually not true. It was a decision made by the producers and the studios. I don't think Jamie Foxx had that much sway even if he was the star.
Glad I'm not the only one who hates this ending. He should have been one step ahead of them at the end and still blown up the courthouse and the bomb they "trapped" him with should have been a smoke bomb he used to escape.
This is amongst a limited amount of movies to ever compel us to empathise with a moralless killer. Incredible creation. And it's incredibly human to empathise with Gerard's character.
Except he wasn't moral-less ... it was his morals that compelled him to act against a morel-less system. He may have committed immoral acts, but he is far from moral-less, he's not sociopathic.
@@timm7071 Whilst I love your point I mean it in a Neitzsche(ian) sense. He is to me a symbol of humanitys freedom of will, whilst those around him represent a "false" morality of a particular society, detached from its natural sense of right and wrong. I also think the character inarguably exhibits sociopathic tendencies at times in the movie. Humans can be driven to such things. The the character changes as his ideologies are challenged even after such tragic circumstances, because the rest of the humans didn't and quite frankly couldn't experience the horror he witnessed, therefore are truly unable to empathise for the most part. Two edges of the same blade. Both with their beauties and tragedies. Thanks for disagreeing with me! I hope you have a good festive season. 🤜
@B Blanchard I'm glad you have such a fierce desire to seek justice for your loved ones. Rightly so. We have to hold something dear in our hearts with a ferocity that keeps us fighting for more than survival. Thanks for responding and I hope you have a great festive season.
Except he’s absolutely not lacking morals. He has incredibly strong morals, and that’s what drives him to act, as well as it being why it’s easy to identify with him.
@@inpugnaveritaas If you believe morality to be reflected in the massacre of other humans then you've got a bizzare interpretation in my opinion. His sense of morality is absolutely shattered by his experiences. It's part of what makes his character so beautiful. He's a good man at heart, but his heart has been annihilated by a gross act. The perpendicularity of human kindness and hatred.
You don't realize it, but in the end he was a victor. He made the prosecutor learn his lesson - no deals with murderers, you can only kill murderers, not negotiate with them. He basically made Nick kill him. Did he know it? Could he figure out that Nick would eventually find the evidence? Yes. Clyde chose to die - hence the smile in the end.
I read a cool theory on the ending that I never thought of. Basically when they met with the spy to gather intel on what Nick actually did for work the guy tells them that he once killed someone by suffocating him with his tie. At the end of the movie you see Jamie Foxx at his daughters play and then he reaches for his tie as if to loosen it.. Cool to think of nick lining up back ups in case he lost in the end.
@@Raiseflag_Surrender Clyde planned this, it was hinted early on by the mysterious man in the tunnel, that he was playing with everyone. Nick is one of those "uncorruptable lawyer guys". Essentially it means you cannot teach someone like that, what real suffering is, unless you bring them up/down to your level. Clyde turned Nick into the only thing that would make him understand. A murderer. Devil is in the details. Clyde got what he wanted in the end. To rejoin his family was always the end game. Nick had to be pushed over the line though to achieve it. it was a tragic but predictable outcome.
This is exactly what my book is about. Take a good man, who makes his life's work about making the world better. Arm him with virtue. Make him to walk upright. Then take everything good in his life away from him by the very system he swore to uphold. The only thing left for that man is revenge. The further he goes along that road, the more he unites with the human proclivity for evil, eventually paving the way to his own personal hell.
So Jamie Foxx's character was supposed to be this hot shot lawyer, but he was ready to accept those vague statements that even an idiot like me would know aren't going to be accepted as an iron clad confession as a "slam dunk". Ok.
@@rileymclaughlin4831 Except the whole point of the movie was to lambast the justice system, and as we've seen recently with televised trials, the prosecutions of many of these cities are about securing convictions NOT finding justice, even though that is the literal definition of their job title. These are people that will railroad literally innocent people into prisons because the prisons, often run by private companies _need_ inmates to justify their expenses to the government, who in turn kick back to judges and prosecutors offices in the form of excess budget surpluses.
@VoltDenatsu He's a lawyer though. Lawyers are paid good money to make sure people use the right words, a good one wouldn't walk away from the table accepting the wrong words as a confession. Especially considering that's the one thing he was there to collect.
@@rileymclaughlin4831 I don't feel like that fits his character though. To me it seemed like he was written to be a shark, out for wins and holding his record in high regard, which was why he made a deal with Darby in the first place. He also says later in the movie that he's "the best", so I don't think he'd be willing to put a scratch on that over his ideals. I dunno, maybe the writers were trying to show how cocky he was at this point.
Little did he know, saying “fuck no” at that moment, and leaving it at that, was his one and only true escape from the avalanche of vengeance coming his way. Interesting moment
I don’t know if that’s necessarily true. If he had just left it at “fuck no”, Gerard Butler would have still gone to court and explained that there is no evidence against him and that he should have bail posted, but then still flipped out at the judge for allowing that to happen given that he is a possible murderer, and then the rest of the movie unfolds the way in which it did. Unless I’m missing something (which is quite possible given that I haven’t seen it in quite a while) regardless of whether the mattress is given to Gerard Butler in exchange for a confession or not, the mayhem is going to happen.
Ending was anticlimactic for sure, the anti villain was expecting to lose though, in the court he could of gotten away clean and continued his violent protests in freedom which would be much easier, but he chooses not to, he goes back to the cell to prove a point, in the end he showed that point to all of us through this film, even if all the characters didn't understand it much like debating you don't try and change your opponents mind, but the audience's, and so he did
This movie was amazing but I hated the ending. A better ending would have been him laughing, the room filling with smoke, and the courthouse exploding anyway. When the smoke clears he's gone, fade to black.
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom Foxx was the star. Foxx didn't want him character to be the bad guy and lose, So They altered it. Sales and Star pulling power matter more to Publishers than the Producer.
@@mgDuckyyy No. Foxx used to be Clyde and Butler was the lawyer but Butler thought that their respective fans would prefer them in the other's roles so he switched it up.
@@venmxshadows Where'd you hear that? From everyone else in the comments? Fact is, Butler is a producer in this. If any of the 2 stars had power, it's him, not Foxx.
Just think some people never had it to loose from the beginning Some leave here like they came here .notta dam thing. But truthful.honest.and dam dependal.
he was supposed to be a super genius think tank but he miraculously got outsmarted by the lawyer who wasn't really all that smart right at the end... yeah that makes sense...
Yes but even a man whom looses everything must still ask himself does he want to become a monster in a fit of rage of vengeance and retribution in trying to appease his loss? And does the environment really need another monster. As if we all did that well life's experiences would not be very nice for the masses. See I've lost things in this world it's called having any desire for it, you see to me based upon my position in life have identified that there is nothing for me out there in this environment called planet earth.
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This is exactly why people get killed in prison. If I knew I was done for life and this interrogator talked to me like that lol. I would have knocked him the fuck out haha.
Never gained anything to lose it lol still no gun delivery you guys should be doing what is say I hope there’s no miss understanding I’m the one with the license to kill
I love how the legal system is so fucked he had to sabotage his own trial so he'd actually go to prison
it's a movie bruh...
Its a movie lol
Yeah and there are people who have been framed for murder irl
One of the best Anti-hero movies ever made.
I agree. I wish they would've had him ultimately win instead of the "good guys" though. That would've made it qn even better movie
@@mitchellking5424 yup hated the ending
Have you watched logan?
You spelled "hero" with too many letters.
Yo word cuh
Empathizing with this man is correct. He was completely correct. We do live in a flawed society & he deserved his justice.
One of the greatest movies with a terrible ending. I truly cannot believe they ended it the way they did when he was continuously making great points about the justice system and morality throughout the film.
They couldn't admit the system needs to burn. At some point, it's madness to string along a corpse.
You can thank Jamie Fox for that he wasn’t gonna do the movie if he didn’t win
@@FreddieMercurytheSharkWrestler fortunately that's actually not true. It was a decision made by the producers and the studios. I don't think Jamie Foxx had that much sway even if he was the star.
I think the director wanted to point out that you can't beat the system
@@SomeBoredVato Except without a hamfisted turnabout that wasn't earned, he had WON. Outright.
This film had really good potential. Its true that endings can ruin films
Glad I'm not the only one who hates this ending. He should have been one step ahead of them at the end and still blown up the courthouse and the bomb they "trapped" him with should have been a smoke bomb he used to escape.
“well that’s what wrenches are for DUMBass” is one of the best line deliveries in cinema history lmao
I preferred it when in court he yells at the judge "And i bet ya take it up the fucking ass , Bitch!"
Yes! Absolutely love the line!
This is amongst a limited amount of movies to ever compel us to empathise with a moralless killer. Incredible creation. And it's incredibly human to empathise with Gerard's character.
Except he wasn't moral-less ... it was his morals that compelled him to act against a morel-less system. He may have committed immoral acts, but he is far from moral-less, he's not sociopathic.
@@timm7071 Whilst I love your point I mean it in a Neitzsche(ian) sense. He is to me a symbol of humanitys freedom of will, whilst those around him represent a "false" morality of a particular society, detached from its natural sense of right and wrong.
I also think the character inarguably exhibits sociopathic tendencies at times in the movie. Humans can be driven to such things. The the character changes as his ideologies are challenged even after such tragic circumstances, because the rest of the humans didn't and quite frankly couldn't experience the horror he witnessed, therefore are truly unable to empathise for the most part.
Two edges of the same blade. Both with their beauties and tragedies.
Thanks for disagreeing with me! I hope you have a good festive season. 🤜
@B Blanchard I'm glad you have such a fierce desire to seek justice for your loved ones. Rightly so.
We have to hold something dear in our hearts with a ferocity that keeps us fighting for more than survival.
Thanks for responding and I hope you have a great festive season.
Except he’s absolutely not lacking morals. He has incredibly strong morals, and that’s what drives him to act, as well as it being why it’s easy to identify with him.
@@inpugnaveritaas If you believe morality to be reflected in the massacre of other humans then you've got a bizzare interpretation in my opinion.
His sense of morality is absolutely shattered by his experiences. It's part of what makes his character so beautiful. He's a good man at heart, but his heart has been annihilated by a gross act. The perpendicularity of human kindness and hatred.
I really wished they had gone dark on this ending and had Clyde end up the victor, sort of like Fallen with it's unexpected ending.
i felt the same way.... but, ya know hollywood.
@@franzborow8667 not Hollywood…Jaime Fox himself
You don't realize it, but in the end he was a victor. He made the prosecutor learn his lesson - no deals with murderers, you can only kill murderers, not negotiate with them. He basically made Nick kill him. Did he know it? Could he figure out that Nick would eventually find the evidence? Yes. Clyde chose to die - hence the smile in the end.
I read a cool theory on the ending that I never thought of. Basically when they met with the spy to gather intel on what Nick actually did for work the guy tells them that he once killed someone by suffocating him with his tie. At the end of the movie you see Jamie Foxx at his daughters play and then he reaches for his tie as if to loosen it.. Cool to think of nick lining up back ups in case he lost in the end.
@@Raiseflag_Surrender Clyde planned this, it was hinted early on by the mysterious man in the tunnel, that he was playing with everyone. Nick is one of those "uncorruptable lawyer guys". Essentially it means you cannot teach someone like that, what real suffering is, unless you bring them up/down to your level.
Clyde turned Nick into the only thing that would make him understand. A murderer. Devil is in the details. Clyde got what he wanted in the end. To rejoin his family was always the end game. Nick had to be pushed over the line though to achieve it. it was a tragic but predictable outcome.
A man whos honor is discredited and all taken from him.
He really IS capable of anything.
This is exactly what my book is about. Take a good man, who makes his life's work about making the world better. Arm him with virtue. Make him to walk upright. Then take everything good in his life away from him by the very system he swore to uphold. The only thing left for that man is revenge. The further he goes along that road, the more he unites with the human proclivity for evil, eventually paving the way to his own personal hell.
@@LeracTheGreat Whats the book?
The Fall of Avalon
"That's what Wrenches are for, Dumbass!" One of my favorite lines from the movie.
Best burns ever.....Even the guys face said it....
what movie nobody will tell me cant find a damned source in 80% of the clips posted on you tube any way its inferating
@@matthewhawes9301 law abiding citizen
Nothing is more dangerous than a man that has lost everything he has ever loved and cared for.
Gerry Butler is fighting his accent so hard.
He always is lmao
So Jamie Foxx's character was supposed to be this hot shot lawyer, but he was ready to accept those vague statements that even an idiot like me would know aren't going to be accepted as an iron clad confession as a "slam dunk". Ok.
Either that, or he wanted the suspect to walk, wanted to just go through the motions, for the reasons he explained before hitting the record button.
@@rileymclaughlin4831 Except the whole point of the movie was to lambast the justice system, and as we've seen recently with televised trials, the prosecutions of many of these cities are about securing convictions NOT finding justice, even though that is the literal definition of their job title. These are people that will railroad literally innocent people into prisons because the prisons, often run by private companies _need_ inmates to justify their expenses to the government, who in turn kick back to judges and prosecutors offices in the form of excess budget surpluses.
@VoltDenatsu He's a lawyer though. Lawyers are paid good money to make sure people use the right words, a good one wouldn't walk away from the table accepting the wrong words as a confession. Especially considering that's the one thing he was there to collect.
@@rileymclaughlin4831 I don't feel like that fits his character though. To me it seemed like he was written to be a shark, out for wins and holding his record in high regard, which was why he made a deal with Darby in the first place. He also says later in the movie that he's "the best", so I don't think he'd be willing to put a scratch on that over his ideals. I dunno, maybe the writers were trying to show how cocky he was at this point.
definitely a movie flaw for sure. When you only concentrate on this clip..it stands out like a sore thumb.
Oh boy this popped up on everyone's recommended suddenly didn't it
If they had let Clyde get away with it this would be a perfect movie
Little did he know, saying “fuck no” at that moment, and leaving it at that, was his one and only true escape from the avalanche of vengeance coming his way. Interesting moment
I don’t know if that’s necessarily true. If he had just left it at “fuck no”, Gerard Butler would have still gone to court and explained that there is no evidence against him and that he should have bail posted, but then still flipped out at the judge for allowing that to happen given that he is a possible murderer, and then the rest of the movie unfolds the way in which it did. Unless I’m missing something (which is quite possible given that I haven’t seen it in quite a while) regardless of whether the mattress is given to Gerard Butler in exchange for a confession or not, the mayhem is going to happen.
Worst ending possible in a movie and no one can disagree
Ending was anticlimactic for sure, the anti villain was expecting to lose though, in the court he could of gotten away clean and continued his violent protests in freedom which would be much easier, but he chooses not to, he goes back to the cell to prove a point, in the end he showed that point to all of us through this film, even if all the characters didn't understand it much like debating you don't try and change your opponents mind, but the audience's, and so he did
@@TheAxeter yh i get ya would of liked if thy had like one shot at the end of him just climbing out the tunnel or something would of been sick
One of the modern greats, make sure to watch the unrated directors cut
I would've whatched it if they gave us the real ending instead they Hollywood bullshitted the end
When a good man is pushed......
He's not listening. Bad lawyer.
The most stupid move.
The lawyer (?) refuse to do a lot of right things, but in the end decided to kill the guy because that's easier.
If only they handed wimped out with the ending and let the *real* hero of the movie win.
Can't believe the good guy lost at the end
Facts law abiding citizen could've been truly special but you know they don't Wana show that in a movie
How's O'Brien gonna get himself out of this one
O’Brien? From Den of Thieves?
@@terryperkins1920 nah from star trek dummy
Colmes Meaney the actor in this scene plays O'Brian in The Next Generation, and also Deep Space 9 star trek shows
He should have survived the ending. You don't make a plan like this to mess up the ending.
I think the rumour is that it was supposed to go that way but Jamie Foxx wanted them to change the script so that his character won.
This movie was amazing but I hated the ending. A better ending would have been him laughing, the room filling with smoke, and the courthouse exploding anyway. When the smoke clears he's gone, fade to black.
The only problem with this movie is the ending. Clyde should have "won". All because Jamie Fox wanted to be the triumphant hero.
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Maybe look up the facts before posting. Butler was the producer of this movie, he had say for it. Foxx was just starring in it.
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom Foxx was the star. Foxx didn't want him character to be the bad guy and lose, So They altered it.
Sales and Star pulling power matter more to Publishers than the Producer.
@@mgDuckyyy No. Foxx used to be Clyde and Butler was the lawyer but Butler thought that their respective fans would prefer them in the other's roles so he switched it up.
Too bad Jamie Fox had to bitch about his character's role. We could have gotten a better ending.
He bitched about Miami Vice (which was actually kinda understandable), not this one.
Jamie Fox bitch go figure
Misinformation much?
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom he did bitch about this role, thats why the ending was changed
@@venmxshadows Where'd you hear that? From everyone else in the comments?
Fact is, Butler is a producer in this. If any of the 2 stars had power, it's him, not Foxx.
0:51 lol that’s the actor that played O’Brien in Star Trek: The Next Generation
What’s your point? At 0:01 the actor playing the prosecutor was on In Living Color 20 years ago...
@@johnrobertson7583 🤣🤣🤣
@@johnrobertson7583 He was just pointing it out, why do you have to be such a dick about it? lmao
This is such a good movie but the ending just ruined the whole movie like what was the point of all that just for him to go oof
Algorithm brought us all together again
One of the best non hero but secret hero but not hero movies made ever
"Well that's what wrenches are for dumbass" lmfao that delivery is killer 🤣
Just think some people never had it to loose from the beginning
Some leave here like they came here .notta dam thing. But truthful.honest.and dam dependal.
He was the good guy
he was supposed to be a super genius think tank but he miraculously got outsmarted by the lawyer who wasn't really all that smart right at the end... yeah that makes sense...
lmfao love how he mentions twice 'you make deals with murders'
An assistant district attorney would know that what he got was not a proper confession and would ask him to elaborate.
That would have been the end of the film 😂👌❤️
Shelton did nothing wrong.
Gerard Butler & Jamie Foxx own their characters arrogance so wonderfully. 😳🤩🤩
Just noticed that the output jack on the CCTV camera at 0:02 has no cable attached to the output...
Only time I felt the bad guy to win
I kinda want Legal Eagle to take a look at this
if anyone harmed my family I would eat them.. i would not talk... love this movie
Is that sanitary?
I'm not a lawyer, but I am guessing that those answers would never be acceptable as a slam dunk of a confession.
Obrien still cant get a break
this movie was too dope
Saw this movie for the first time a few days ago, fucking loved it and felt a lot from it. 10/10
What's the name I want to watch it to
@@kuruk9379 Law Abiding Citizen. It's on netflix right now, sorry i replied late man!!
this is some huge coincidence we got recommended this at the same time
My favorite movie of all time.
I am growing laughing going crazy how funny that is
if they only got him the duxsinana bed...lives would have been saved!
Jamie Fox is so amazing.
He n Denzel make DeNiro look like a school punk.
Wow
I own you boy
Your comparing fox to de niro? Lmao
Amazing movie until the ending.
my fav movie
better than expected
What is this movie ?
The name of the movie:
Law abiding citizen
Tbh I liked the ending. It could’ve been better but it was nice
@anthony hernandez It's called law abiding citezen.
Big black balls
@@joesmommas1025 relatable
Great ending but the ending should've been more like Hannibal
Some people will never understand how deep this actually talks to some people
The counselor is a corrupt deal maker
Hi Algorithmic Friends!
I asked my friend in Alabama for a movie recommendation. Ended up watching it on Netflix tonight and loved it.
Title?
All the comments in this video are from 9 years ago or from 9 hours ago lol
The ending sucked, but i guess it's what you get when the same people they are critisizing are the ones paying
what is the title of this movie?
This movie does not get enough credit
Whats the title of the movie?
But that's where the problem is.....as we all just have a job to do yet not look at the big picture of our existence
We exist literally to just reproduce. That's it. True story.
“Well that’s what wrenches are for. Dumbass.”
The name of that movie?
The ending sucked. He should have won
so did he get the bed?
Yes he does..!! And he makes other request for a stake he gets that too.. good movie but bad ending!
@@RedCrowns100 steak* had me confused for a second
@@yyn886 haha thanks for the correction.. my auto correct is on another level 😑
My favourite scene in this film! What a genius to ordered that steak, well planned.
what is the name of the movie
Name of the movie please?
idk why but that white tie and tiny pen bother the fuck out of me
Jaimie Foxx is 🔥🔥🔥
Punisher approved.
Yes but even a man whom looses everything must still ask himself does he want to become a monster in a fit of rage of vengeance and retribution in trying to appease his loss? And does the environment really need another monster. As if we all did that well life's experiences would not be very nice for the masses. See I've lost things in this world it's called having any desire for it, you see to me based upon my position in life have identified that there is nothing for me out there in this environment called planet earth.
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What is the movie
Movie name please?
What the movie title ?
Can someone please tell me the name of the movie???
Law abiding citizen. It's currently on Netflix
This is exactly why people get killed in prison. If I knew I was done for life and this interrogator talked to me like that lol. I would have knocked him the fuck out haha.
Is that Kevin Durant
Movie?
Terrible tagline.
Here you go:
"Leave a man with nothing, he will do anything"
Ask me how I know.
This movie sponsored by the makers of Duxiana Beds!
Who didn’t root for the bad guy??
What movie or show is this??? I love stuff like this
Law Abiding Citizen, it's on netflix.
Superb movie, although the ending was a bit anti-climatic
I call my hairy but my mr kitty
How come I was not informed about this movie….
U weren’t?
Name of movie?
Law Abiding Citizen
What is the name of this movie
Law Abiding Citizen
oh wassup electro
Never gained anything to lose it lol still no gun delivery you guys should be doing what is say I hope there’s no miss understanding I’m the one with the license to kill
Until the end
Movie name
Law abiding citizen