@@vladmatei1958 Cuz he is one of Hollywood's, if not Hollywood's biggest heartthrob ever lmao. He is loved in general. Plus, his character is very likable, and this is one of his best roles. My personal favorite.
I remember this scene in the movie theater and pardon the pun, but the crowd went “ballistic” The amount of oh my Gods and what the fucks and oh shits was amazing.
The first time I watched the Departed I felt betrayed in the end when Leo’s character is executed because I felt as there would be no justice. Then I quickly felt shocked and eventually understood that for Costello, there could never be any loose ends. It made sense.
No,that would not make any sense at all, Costello trusted Billy and sent him the tapes with Sullivan on it. The guy who shoots him knew Costello was a rat and that they had to save themselves. So tje opposite of what you're saying. Costello didn't order the hit.
This movie is awesome. This scene is crazy. Also, how about showing the end when Matt Damon's character walks into his apartment and Mark Wahlberg is there. Love these. Keep 'em coming 🎉
@@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847 Yeah, oddly enough, he always dies in movies but I think that this one was the biggest shock though, just the way it happens. In those other films, it builds up to it, in R&J & DU, you kinda know he's gonna die tbh. With this one, yes, there's build up but it really leads you to assume that he's gonna take down Sullivan, walk off the hero because of all he went through. He's seen as the only one that can stop Sullivan because he's the only one who knows the truth & now he's got him in the elevator, dead to rights, even Sullivan's voice breaks because he knows he's cooked now. The viewer's like: "Yes! Sullivan's going down for all that shit he did." So when it comes out of nowhere like that, it really catches the audience offguard, much like it does Costigan & Brown in the film. Makes for a very memorable scene & a great reaction to anyone watching it because it's so unexpected.
@@bigsarge8795 i pretty sure guessing it right if i said Martin Scorcese is in your list :) And for your understanding, i kinda reapeat myself : i think this amazing movie is a ten... but if we compare it to the original, Infernal affairs, he look so pale like really far away of the mindblowing from tension we can felt.
Just in case you guys do not know the difference between this version than the original one from a Hong Kong movie, Colin did not get shot in the OG. There are two more movie that carry on the story, in short they are about how the role of Colin struggle "to be" a hero cop then someone come in and know he is the mole. The third one is about the mind game between him and that internal investigator on how to expose him.
all i have to say is, thank you for going out of your way not to spoil what happens in the title! So many who make these sorts of compilations always put, like, "REACTION MASHUP - (BLANK) GETS SHOT IN THE HEAD", and it always bothers the hell out of me (though, it's also just a good mashup!)
For a director who typically aims for realism, to this day I have no clue why this was so highly praised. The deaths in his older films were so brutal and shocking they were nearly comedic; now he's lost all tact and his deaths are just actually comedic.
I remember the first time I watched this. One of the few times I didn't check my phone. Pause the movie. Look at the time. Nothing. Then as soon as the movie ended, at 12am, started over and watched it again. In my letterboxd top 4 favorite, I have it number 3 behind whiplash and king kong. And right before spiderman
Great scene, another one similar is in the movie "Burn After Reading" After George Clooney's character shoots Brad Pitt's character in the bedroom closet. I remember watching that at work and afterwards we all looked at each other and said what the fuck just happened.
@@logicalanswer3529 It's first and foremost a remake of Infernal Affairs and secondly loosely based on the Boston Winter Hill Gang. At least according to director Martin Scorsese.
I blame my dad for having me watch Infernal Affairs when I was younger only to have Martin Scorsese make an amazing remake (Kinda) and I already knew what was going to happen to Leo.
It's amazing to see this movie because he's a ten... but for those who see the orginal one, Infernal affairs, he look so pale like so far away of the genious tension...
2 Psychopaths who work for a psychopath @ 2 good cops at that building. Only 1 psychopath leaves.Then the psychopath gets taken out by a megalomaniac!!Most disturbing part of this is that 3 psychopaths were cops.
If only the movie didn’t have the rat running across the final scene….I wonder how highly people would think of it. Granted, there are some other issues, but the end would really rock you
400-odd years ago, Shakespeare's "Titus Andronicus" demonstrated that rapid fire executions are just funny, which is a reason why that early play of his is so lowly rated. I guess Scorsese never saw "Titus Andronicus". ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Add the incessant flip-phone usage, and this is a silly movie, though some of the dialogue, particularly from Marky Mark, is quite hilarious.
Vicarious emotions are real. Sometimes I don't feel valid in my emotional responses to things unless others have a similar response. Finding people who are hit as hard by certain things as we were can provide some sense of comfort and inclusion.
For me it was funny. When I saw this in theatres I looked at my friend at the beginning and said how funny would it be if mark just came in at the end and killed everyone; and then this happened. We were the only ones in the theatre laughing our a$$es off.
Giving Goodfellas a slight edge but the sense of tension and involvement you feel watching this movie is crazy. Like, nobody in this movie was really likeable but I cared what happened to all of them.
@@AbeVicious In this video, the Just Trust Ash reactors are definitely not my cup of coffee 😆 Octokrool or something like that, in another video was another example of a reaction channel i want to avoid. I would rather witness a boring natural reaction, then an over the top fake reaction always.
It was actually a remake of a 2002 Hong Kong film called Infernal Affairs. The Departed has more fluff in it than IA did (notably the stupid ass love triangle), and it doesn't have the iconic Hong Kong cinema influences (like the emphasis on how music conveys the emotions), but the story is practically copy and paste from the original. They even made Costigan have the same background as Yan that wasn't revealed until Infernal Affairs 2
@@trevorjackson4744 The movie is literally inspired by Bulgers relationship with Flemmi (French) and Connolly (Sullivan). The majority of his crew in the movie are also based on actual people and the events surrounding the Valhalla.
@@logicalanswer3529 I've already told you. Some of the interpretations of the CHARACTERS are based off of real people, but the movie is not. The writing of the story itself has nothing to do with them. So no, it "literally" is not. I would recommend you watch Infernal Affairs. First of all, it's a great movie, just like The Departed. But secondly, I had seen The Departed first, and was very shocked when I watched the original because of how close they kept the remake. Every story beat is straight from Infernal Affairs to the point that the details they did alter are funny how they changed it to make sense to an American audience. Like the envelope with their background information has the two characters arguing over how to write a complex Chinese character, so the American version has a guy misspell "citizens". It's quite funny how that was adapted
@@trevorjackson4744 You told me a bunch of nonsense and made yourself look foolish. Congratulations. It would be best if you at least went ant learnt the difference between the word "inspired" and "remake".
@@logicalanswer3529 you know, your username is quite ironic in this case. There is nothing logical about your answers. Inspiration is the source of creative ideas, but this story was written in Hong Kong, by people who had no knowledge or care for the American crime world. Then Brad Pitt and Warner Bros bought the rights to remake it in America, chose Scorsese to direct, Monahan as the screenwriter. He did not write the story. He merely adapted it. The characters are copies of the movie Infernal Affairs. Costello is Sam, Sullivan is Lau, and Costigan is Yan. Their plot actions are identical, their choices are identical, and their outcomes are 95% identical. Monahan did not write that. Alan Mak and Felix Chong did. However, the character backgrounds, speech patterns and relationships in The Departed were modeled after Whitey Bulger and his gang. That's it. That is not nonsense, that's fact. What's nonsense is you keep trying to suggest that Monahan was struck with inspiration, wrote a movie based on these famous Boston gangsters, and it just so happened that his very original movie matched up perfectly with this random foreign film that he was told to rewrite. That's ridiculous. The only fool here is you
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This scene is crazy. With the first headshot, everybody is surprised and appalled, and then laughing by the third one. Great movie.
Why are all ladies so outraged Leo gets it? They are all above 25 anyway.
Talk about overkill
@@vladmatei1958 Cuz he is one of Hollywood's, if not Hollywood's biggest heartthrob ever lmao. He is loved in general. Plus, his character is very likable, and this is one of his best roles. My personal favorite.
I remember this scene in the movie theater and pardon the pun, but the crowd went “ballistic” The amount of oh my Gods and what the fucks and oh shits was amazing.
Same, saw it opening night, full house. The reaction was insane.
Yeah!!! And it's too bad, Costigan should've moved to Italy! 🤣🤣🤣
Leo's character didn't lie, he already was killing him.. he already set everything up that brought the end of Matt Damon's character in motion
One of my very favorite movies of all time!! Thats a real tough list to get on too!!
I remember walking out of the theater w my brother in utter shock. One of those movies where there is no happy ending.
The real rat did get his at the end though which was nice.
This is a great choice. I've never seen so many reactors struck silent (with the exception of the initial screeching).
Appreciate these compilations, simple and clean while also giving credit. Respect.
The first time I watched the Departed I felt betrayed in the end when Leo’s character is executed because I felt as there would be no justice. Then I quickly felt shocked and eventually understood that for Costello, there could never be any loose ends. It made sense.
No,that would not make any sense at all, Costello trusted Billy and sent him the tapes with Sullivan on it. The guy who shoots him knew Costello was a rat and that they had to save themselves. So tje opposite of what you're saying. Costello didn't order the hit.
@@christofferjenzen78 ahhh. I see it now. Never mind then.
7:18 In the middle of her surprise, Hannah says, "I just farted. ".. lol
😂😂😂
*farted not fated. Proofread!
@@fezzik7619 douches do what you did
@@fezzik7619👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
"I just farted!" was even more shocking to me 😄
(being a fan of the original Infernal Affairs, was already prepared for all the carnage)
When this was in the theater, my family and I referred to this as the Leonardo Decapitated scene.
I saw this in the theatre in 2007… instantly became one of my favourite movies of all time.
“Who told you about my delicate sensibilities?”
Everybody's minds got blown that day, including the audience
I'm pretty sure that this scene shocked everyone . Martin Scorsese is a f'n legend. 🐐
You mispelled Andrew Lau.
You know it was a remake right? He just copied the scene.
Based on Infernal Affairs. That's why everyone dies.
@@martinqizeaq No, the Matt Damon character survives in the original.
Speaking of Martin Scorsese, this same thing happened to Joe Pesci in Goodfellas!
Imagine seeing this in theaters opening night...😔
Hilarious 😂
@@christopherking4932 edgyyyyy 😎😎
@@Will-helm your cool 😎
I remember the moment this happened. I was looking around the room for a reaction knowing full well I am alone. Damn what a great movie
It’s the name of the movie, lol.
(I yelled in the theatre when it happened too; I didn’t get it until later)
This movie is awesome. This scene is crazy. Also, how about showing the end when Matt Damon's character walks into his apartment and Mark Wahlberg is there. Love these. Keep 'em coming 🎉
I prefer the original film where the character gets away with it (until the third film anyway).
Spoiler
@@TequilaToothpick no.
@@martin-ox5rc no what?
It's funny cause everyone looks at Leo and thinks he's a bigtime star, no way he dies. Lol
Kinda right, but he's died in plenty of movies...Titanic, Romeo and Juliet, Django Unchained, and Blood Diamond, just to name a few.
@@akbarshabazz-jenkins7847 Yeah, oddly enough, he always dies in movies but I think that this one was the biggest shock though, just the way it happens. In those other films, it builds up to it, in R&J & DU, you kinda know he's gonna die tbh. With this one, yes, there's build up but it really leads you to assume that he's gonna take down Sullivan, walk off the hero because of all he went through. He's seen as the only one that can stop Sullivan because he's the only one who knows the truth & now he's got him in the elevator, dead to rights, even Sullivan's voice breaks because he knows he's cooked now. The viewer's like: "Yes! Sullivan's going down for all that shit he did."
So when it comes out of nowhere like that, it really catches the audience offguard, much like it does Costigan & Brown in the film. Makes for a very memorable scene & a great reaction to anyone watching it because it's so unexpected.
Love when people have great reactions to scenes like this
Yh apart from the fake ginger bird at beginning lol
... and THIS is why Martin Scorcese is one of my favorite directors
You mispelled Andrew Lau.
@ss974 ok so who are my other favorite directors then ?
@@bigsarge8795
i pretty sure guessing it right if i said Martin Scorcese is in your list :)
And for your understanding, i kinda reapeat myself : i think this amazing movie is a ten... but if we compare it to the original, Infernal affairs, he look so pale like really far away of the mindblowing from tension we can felt.
Because he made a pretty decent remake?
Well. It's based on Hong Kong Infernal Affairs. It's not a Hollywood original you know.
"How are they gonna explain this?"
Scorcese answers. 😆
LOL the cat in the Cinebinge clip looks at the woman like "Are you ok?"
LOL! Noticed that too, so cute.
Let the bodies hit the floor, let the bodies hit the floor.
I literally threw my remote control down when that happened. Dam! Lol
That was a great movie.
hopefully the scene where he finally gets his is uploaded
Just in case you guys do not know the difference between this version than the original one from a Hong Kong movie, Colin did not get shot in the OG. There are two more movie that carry on the story, in short they are about how the role of Colin struggle "to be" a hero cop then someone come in and know he is the mole. The third one is about the mind game between him and that internal investigator on how to expose him.
The guy from TBR Schmitt has already seen it, you can tell by how he looks at her right before each shot happens.
all i have to say is, thank you for going out of your way not to spoil what happens in the title! So many who make these sorts of compilations always put, like, "REACTION MASHUP - (BLANK) GETS SHOT IN THE HEAD", and it always bothers the hell out of me (though, it's also just a good mashup!)
Cassie reaction yelling no lmao
For a director who typically aims for realism, to this day I have no clue why this was so highly praised. The deaths in his older films were so brutal and shocking they were nearly comedic; now he's lost all tact and his deaths are just actually comedic.
I love how cocky some reactors get just before THAT moment.
I'm so glad this movie wasn't spoiled for me. That scene really was a WTF moment.
Damn you got all my fave reactors here lol
This scene caught me so off guard. Just a total shock.
I remember watching this movie when I was 6 and I was so confused.
I remember the first time I watched this. One of the few times I didn't check my phone. Pause the movie. Look at the time. Nothing.
Then as soon as the movie ended, at 12am, started over and watched it again.
In my letterboxd top 4 favorite, I have it number 3 behind whiplash and king kong. And right before spiderman
I remember watching this in the cinema having seen the original film and watching with glee knowing what was about to happen.
One of the greatest movies ever made!
"I did not see that coming"
Yeah, neither did Leo
All three of them just copped it sweet 😂
Thank you ❤
Best reaction: "I've just farted."
Great scene, another one similar is in the movie "Burn After Reading" After George Clooney's character shoots Brad Pitt's character in the bedroom closet. I remember watching that at work and afterwards we all looked at each other and said what the fuck just happened.
Rule#1)
Three men can keep a secret, provided that two are dead.
Rule#2)
There ain't no secrets (as you'll discover in the coming scenes).
One of the few american remakes i enjoyed as much as the original . The original korean version Infernal Affairs is a classic .
Infernal Affairs was a Hong Kong film.
@@shuboy05 Yep. Had my wires crossed for a minute. Thanks.
Great movie.
The departed was inspired by Whiter Bulger, Stephen Flemmi and John Connolly.
@@logicalanswer3529 It's first and foremost a remake of Infernal Affairs and secondly loosely based on the Boston Winter Hill Gang. At least according to director Martin Scorsese.
I blame my dad for having me watch Infernal Affairs when I was younger only to have Martin Scorsese make an amazing remake (Kinda) and I already knew what was going to happen to Leo.
Welcome not the reason I have a mild phobia of getting on and off elevators. Not being in an elevator, just entering and exiting.
It's amazing to see this movie because he's a ten... but for those who see the orginal one, Infernal affairs, he look so pale like so far away of the genious tension...
I saw this film in the cinema. N the reaction from everyone was priceless. It was a massive shock!!!
I WISH I'd seen this in a theatre!. Must have been a totally wild audience reaction.
@@clarkmacgowan5114 omg it was amazing Clark. Il never forget it xx
Great Reactions Everyone , Nice 😊
Reminds me of the South Park episode
This is one of the most upsetting twist in movie history.
Я первый раз тоже под охренел от этой сцены в лифте. 😅
Everybody gangsta til Leo die lol
I always enjoy watching Dasha's reactions.
2 Psychopaths who work for a psychopath @ 2 good cops at that building. Only 1 psychopath leaves.Then the psychopath gets taken out by a megalomaniac!!Most disturbing part of this is that 3 psychopaths were cops.
Lol of course the Russian understands
I legit came here to say the exact same thing and you beat me to it 😂
If only the movie didn’t have the rat running across the final scene….I wonder how highly people would think of it. Granted, there are some other issues, but the end would really rock you
400-odd years ago, Shakespeare's "Titus Andronicus" demonstrated that rapid fire executions are just funny, which is a reason why that early play of his is so lowly rated. I guess Scorsese never saw "Titus Andronicus". ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Add the incessant flip-phone usage, and this is a silly movie, though some of the dialogue, particularly from Marky Mark, is quite hilarious.
I want a video of Scorsese reacting to these reactions
I dont know why but sometimes i liketo watch people reacting to things that i get emotinonal and then i cry im the only one?
Vicarious emotions are real. Sometimes I don't feel valid in my emotional responses to things unless others have a similar response. Finding people who are hit as hard by certain things as we were can provide some sense of comfort and inclusion.
Di Caprio must be the lead actor who die the most in the history of cinema
That award belongs to Sean Bean 💀☠️
This scene destroyed the theater.
I saw it in cinema n I’m sooo glad I did. lol x
Thank you 😊
7:17 💀💀 this scene made her fart
For me it was funny. When I saw this in theatres I looked at my friend at the beginning and said how funny would it be if mark just came in at the end and killed everyone; and then this happened. We were the only ones in the theatre laughing our a$$es off.
I remember being so pissed when Leo died I didn't even bother to watch the ending. 😂 Still don't know how it ends. 🤷🏾♀️
What a great movie.
*It's definitely very frustrating to get shot in the head. Also, FIRST!*
The Departed is Scorsese’s best. Fight me.
Giving Goodfellas a slight edge but the sense of tension and involvement you feel watching this movie is crazy. Like, nobody in this movie was really likeable but I cared what happened to all of them.
It's not an original film though, it's just a remake. But still a decent remake.
Please do Brad Pitt's scenes in Burn After Reading!!! Please please
Amazing video.
I want to see more reactions to Donnie Brasco. Great movie!
Masterful Scorsese stuff
Should have showed the end of the movie where mark wahlberg shoots Matt Damon in the head…
The original ending is more sinister.
@7:46 🤣
Love how the chicks don't give a flying shit about the movie they're just mad that Leo died 😂😂😂
Saddest part of the movie if you ask me.
Best thing about these compilations is finding the reaction channels to avoid 😂
and what movies to avoid. I have no interest in a movie that just has people getting their brains blown out casually.
@@nealm6764you are missing on hell of a movie
@@nealm6764 pssy lmfao
Like who? Lmfao
@@AbeVicious In this video, the Just Trust Ash reactors are definitely not my cup of coffee 😆 Octokrool or something like that, in another video was another example of a reaction channel i want to avoid. I would rather witness a boring natural reaction, then an over the top fake reaction always.
He fell funny
It was so obvious that that third kill was happening.
It definitely should've been. Bro didn't even ask why he wanted the gun. 😂😂😂
I hate reactors who use films as a way to show off how “smart” they are.
RUclips reactors are only smarter than other RUclips reactors. 😂
The departed was inspired by Whiter Bulger, Stephen Flemmi and John Connolly.
It was actually a remake of a 2002 Hong Kong film called Infernal Affairs. The Departed has more fluff in it than IA did (notably the stupid ass love triangle), and it doesn't have the iconic Hong Kong cinema influences (like the emphasis on how music conveys the emotions), but the story is practically copy and paste from the original. They even made Costigan have the same background as Yan that wasn't revealed until Infernal Affairs 2
@@trevorjackson4744 The movie is literally inspired by Bulgers relationship with Flemmi (French) and Connolly (Sullivan). The majority of his crew in the movie are also based on actual people and the events surrounding the Valhalla.
@@logicalanswer3529 I've already told you. Some of the interpretations of the CHARACTERS are based off of real people, but the movie is not. The writing of the story itself has nothing to do with them. So no, it "literally" is not. I would recommend you watch Infernal Affairs. First of all, it's a great movie, just like The Departed. But secondly, I had seen The Departed first, and was very shocked when I watched the original because of how close they kept the remake. Every story beat is straight from Infernal Affairs to the point that the details they did alter are funny how they changed it to make sense to an American audience. Like the envelope with their background information has the two characters arguing over how to write a complex Chinese character, so the American version has a guy misspell "citizens". It's quite funny how that was adapted
@@trevorjackson4744 You told me a bunch of nonsense and made yourself look foolish. Congratulations. It would be best if you at least went ant learnt the difference between the word "inspired" and "remake".
@@logicalanswer3529 you know, your username is quite ironic in this case. There is nothing logical about your answers. Inspiration is the source of creative ideas, but this story was written in Hong Kong, by people who had no knowledge or care for the American crime world. Then Brad Pitt and Warner Bros bought the rights to remake it in America, chose Scorsese to direct, Monahan as the screenwriter. He did not write the story. He merely adapted it. The characters are copies of the movie Infernal Affairs. Costello is Sam, Sullivan is Lau, and Costigan is Yan. Their plot actions are identical, their choices are identical, and their outcomes are 95% identical. Monahan did not write that. Alan Mak and Felix Chong did. However, the character backgrounds, speech patterns and relationships in The Departed were modeled after Whitey Bulger and his gang. That's it. That is not nonsense, that's fact. What's nonsense is you keep trying to suggest that Monahan was struck with inspiration, wrote a movie based on these famous Boston gangsters, and it just so happened that his very original movie matched up perfectly with this random foreign film that he was told to rewrite. That's ridiculous. The only fool here is you
Should’ve included Marky Marks kill as well.
I think The Departed is overrated but this was a great scene.
Why do people add “a” to every end of a sentence? Annoying as hell
oh my god-uh, What do you meeaaannnn-uh?
I absolutely hate it aye
This movie is a joke. 😂. Thought it was a comedy the whole time. Couldn't stop laughing at this garbage.
Well it is a remake based on a Hong Kong film
Well it is a remake based on a Hong Kong film
@@Burstify ok. Still sucks. Lol
@@christophermaclachlan2694 lol okay. Never said it was good lmao.
@@Burstify some people really liked it. I just don't think it was his best work.
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