I was watching it and I was at the part were that guy and the sniper were standing in the center calling for Lee Marvin to come out, when all of a sudden the recording on my sky+ box finsihed, I missed what happened, please tell me?
shareAfter some dwindling in the twilight, Walker vanishes into dark. The 93 000 he´d obsessed over were to remain forever beyond his reach... as he´d never left the cell in the first place.
"facts are stupid things" - Ronald Reagan
or as if he was now able to forsee any set-up (and even imaginary set-ups) ...
shareIf there's a flaw in this flick, it's that the conclusion is a tad confusing.
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LBJ's mistress tells all:
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walker died on alcatraz
his ghost wants revenge
he doesnt give a fu** about the money
the money is about as important to him as it was to heath joker
he went into the shadows same way
clint vanished into the horizon in 'High Plains Drifter'
The ending is obvious.None of this was a dream.Walker was a person who was unfeeling and numb to other's emotions.At times he was zombielike because of having no pity and tuned people out.Walker was used as a tool by Yost to eliminate Yost's internal competition in the mob.Walker after seeing how treacherous Yost was,simply walked away.He wanted no part of the organization or the money as it might obligate him to Yost.Good story with no need to read any deeper meaning into it.
shareWalker is a patient and practical man and as he's said over and over again, he wants his $93,000.
All he has to do is wait for the Yost/Fairfax and Mr. Hired Gun to leave, and collect his $93,000.
Yep, that's what I got too. Couldn't leave Walker alive and not leave him the money, he'd track you down, and Walker was too smart to show himself and be killed.
sharemy thoughts exactly.
he just waited and waited.. then took the $$$
It's a film noir. Marvin retreats back into the shadows and the world is left in darkness. It turns out the "good guys" are actually the "bad guys" and there's no difference between them.
shareVery poetic, but I'm not sure what you're getting at.
It turns out the "good guys" are actually the "bad guys" and there's no difference between them.