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- REPTILE Netflix Ending Explained
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All these explanations are super short versions of the movie 🤡🤡
This helped in no way. Thanks
Here are all of my questions, I'll be glad if you answer just one:
1. Why did Allen tell Tom to leave, suggesting Tom's hands were dirty too?
2. Who killed Summer? I thought it was Will but a lot of people seem to think this was never resolved
3. Why were Tom's hands cut in the beginning of the movie?
4. What did the bite mark have to do with literally anything?
5. Why did Wally shoot Allen?
6. Who met Will at Eli's house/who killed Eli?
7. Did Tom get shot in the hand at the end? I don't understand the wax scene? Maybe it was a metaphor but if so, what. was it suggesting?
8. For the LOVE OF GOD what was the purpose of all of these scenes with the automatic faucet?
1. Allen was sincere to Tom since he was dating his niece and hired Tom into the dept bc of his past but Allen was caught up in the departments wrong doings.
2. Summer was killed by Wally.
3. Toms cut was showing that he had old wounds metaphorically, as to what I perceive it as since the ending shows the metaphor of healing when he had wax on it which also answers question 7.
4. The bite mark was from Wally- " When a dog bites it never lets go"..something like that.
5. Wally shot Allen bc it was Allens fault for everything that happened, he hired Tom and had trust that he wouldnt mess it up, so he shot him.
6. Pretty sure it was Dan, bc Will said im sure youve met him before...signifying that the only ones that knew Eli was only Tom and Dan.
7. Refer to previous answer.
8. Dont get your HANDS DIRTY!!!!
@@Ghost-pz2vk ur amazing, thank u for this
@@Ghost-pz2vk one more thing, did Toms wife actually cheat on him or was he just becoming suspicious and concerned?
These are my questions as well
What about the fact that Alicia Silverstones character was talking to Allen and seemed like she was also in on it?
I'm still wondering if there is more to the wax scene...?????
thats what im tryna figure out
It was simply a metaphor to the entire film. Reptiles shed their skin to become anew. Paraffin wax is often used for healing purposes and once it dries and gets hard it peels off kind of like your "shedding your skin". It represented Benicio del Toro's character (Tom) shedding his past ways of allowing evil and corruption, as the movie hints at he was either directly involved with some bad stuff or indirectly was turning a blind eye and allowing bad stuff to go on. He was healing from his past, which the bite represented, and the paraffin wax represented that, as well as, with him finally shedding his past too. I think this was also tied into Summer's death and her finally being tired of doing evil stuff (they were planting drugs on people and stealing innocent peoples homes and land) and was ready to come clean and talk to the Fed's (shed her past and bad ways). Summer is seen in the beginning with the reptile scales tattoo and also sees a shedded snake skin before being murderd. The title was just a metaphor and also I think of many versions of the popular quote "keep the grass cut low, so the snakes will show". Unlike many movies, there isn't a single bad person/killer, almost the majority of the characters all around Tom were bad and "snakes".
Me too!!
@@zacadams8263 Great analysis. Thanks. My question has been answered. I also noticed Summer picking up the shedded snake skin on the floor of the empty house. The title and all these motifs in the movie make sense now. BTW, how did he hurt his hand in the first place?
@@Birdylocksoin the beginning we can only take his word for the cut when he says “kitchen accident” but at the end he was shot in the hand by Wally
This movie left too many unanswered questions.
What was the deal with that damn sink?? lol
There was a lot of red herring garbage in this movie
Dumbest part about the movie was when the captain gets shot as he is climbing UP the stairs, but Benicio's character runs to confront the chief in the bathroom, having his back turned to whoever shot the captain.
It's like he heard the gun shot upstairs, and didn't have his gun readied at where the shot came from.
Not cancer. MS, multiple sclerosis. It's a progressive weakening disease and very expensive to treat adequately, could be part motive. Though he said he just found out so probably a long con
Huh ? How a long con ? Yeah MS is autoimmune. Had it for 21yrs. Debilitating but not cancer.
...well there's 2.5 hours of my life Im not getting back...
Why didn’t you like it?
I thought it was good but ending was a let down
It’s good and thrilling I wonder killed eli and who was really bite and stab summer cause if it’s will there’s no DNA
@@georgeblair4797
I think I was just disappointed with the ending because it was really good up until that point. The whole movie it could of been anybody. I even thought Alicia Silverstone maybe involved in some way. Maybe my initial comment was a little harsh & for that I apologize. It was pretty long & to invest almost 2.5 hours I thought the ending was going to be mind blowing. And it actually was, just not in a good mind blowing kinda way, more like WTF?? LOL!!
IMO its better to go into a movie knowing nothing about it before hand. This way I am pleasantly surprised if it turns out to be good & not disappointed if its not & I expected it to be.
I wanted know what's up with the wax scene
@@georgeblair4797it didn’t really go anywhere. There’s a scam set up by Timberlake and a lot of people are involved but we never find out who killed her just someone involved in the scam which could be anyone the end. 😑…. And I swear Michael Pitt is always used as a “red herring” type character. He’s so underrated and underutilized as an actor.
The final shot of him waving his hand over the faucet was the cherry on top
Probably the best film I’ve seen all year 🙌
Bro the snake skin at the start next to the pot plant. All movie i was trying to make sense of it an nothing came up
Think it was a metaphor to show that everyone Tom trusted were snakes.
@@patrock394 great point!
Maybe the expensive kitchen and wax treatments indicate his wife was involved with the dude at the bar and the drug deals
This was so UNHELPFUL
I really loved the story and the acting but why not show what really happened to the gf. We know why but we don’t really know who.
Another commenter said _"life and murder are rarely linear and perfect. The movie is more sophisticated than a Law & Order episode."_ I thought that was an interesting comment, which made me re-think my feelings on not finding out exactly who killed Summer, though there's a great argument to be made for it being Marty, the chief. The lady in the beginning said she saw a man with a hoodie walking with a limp, and we can see Marty walking with a limp at times during the movie.
Sometimes murders get solved but we never really get all the answers we want, and while not getting that closure in a movie can be annoying, I think it really worked with this film.
He was diagnosed with MS. Not cancer
Can someone please explain why Wally shot Allen when they were seemingly partners in the scam?
I think it's because Captain Robert Allen warned Tom to get out of the house. That was a betrayal of the White Fish conspiracy, and their plan to kill Tom.
It seems to me that Allen was not a key player in the scheme but he was forced at some point to help them cover things up. For starters he would not have made Tom the lead detective if he didn’t initially want Summers murder solved, also when Tom found the car Allen said he was “ holding it for someone “.
Because Marty and Wally were the ones running the show.
@@sparingpickle4918was marty going to kill tom
I loved the movie it leaves it open to your interpretation. One theory is clearly let the drug dealer take his gun so drug deal would automatically get shot and not id Wally who was moving the drugs. The medal of valor was a smoke screen to make him drop the investigations.
I just want an interpretation of the hand wax and snake skin but otherwise I liked the film
It was basically shot in book form in a book you get many small details eventually you figure it out movie goers just want it spelled out so I get the critiscism
What's with the waxed hand scene all about? can someone explain?
Metaphorically speaking as a snake sheds its skin as it heals.old wounds and becomes new. His past was dark and now he starts new and healed.
Or it removes GSR
@@mjpbgracedoubtful.
The movie is not about the ending of the girl or the corrupt police moving stuff. It's about whether or not Tom is a snake/reptile. Will he go along or not. His background openly suggests that he would join them. I for one, do not know if he did or not. Sure, the crime is solved, but there he is in that kitchen playing with that faucet that he loved so much.
Why did the ending include the parafin wax?
Exactly!
It's used to treat pain remember he got shot there or hurt.
Something yo do with a lizard loosing it's skin? The snake?
@@Kaitlin24247 They showed his hand was injured prior to being shot though. And then his hand being injured sort of ties to the girls hands being bitten.
Why would they bite her hands to begin with if they're cleaning up evidence?
@@drownthepoor misdirection - the dozens of stab wounds, hands tied, recent sex, and bite marks make it look more like a crime of passion than an impersonal, calculated hit to prevent her from exposing their crime ring. It casts more suspicion on the ex husband than the conspirators.
Alicia Silverstone 💥💥💥
How is Will the killer if he was at the shop. Who was in the chrysler?? So many unanswered questions
I think the bald cop killed timberlake's girlfriend and bit her. He seemed to be the one tidying up loose ends, and also said once he bites he doesnt let go, like a bulldog. I think the hand thing at the end was just removing a medical sleeve to keep the wound dry and covered. Still lots of questions raised though.
They said the bite wasn’t deep enough so that saying doesn’t match the action.
All 🌟 the Best
I liked the movie (a lot) until the end. It seemed to me that the director tried to shove a 10lb bowling ball into a golfball size hole. I don't mind ambiguity that allows the viewer to think 'what if' or 'did she...?' ... but, this was muddy at best at the end.
This is a recap explained nothing
Love the ending.
Damn good Flic.🎉 Excellent
Why is it called reptile
Amazing acting but horrible plot and development. It just felt like they missed the mark for the potential this film had.
that video didnt explain anything, didnt even provide a conclusion on who the killer actually is. Or why the bite marks matter, the movie was so dry and unengaging the whole time, just kept adding people into the mix of the crime and it was lame. I figured out the cops were in on it like half way through if not sooner.
This was not a David Fincher film.
youre right my bad, edited out@@jurij424
This film had so many loose threads and knots that it was worse than a badly made sweater. I enjoyed it though.
This movie wasn't edited correctly. It was way too long and slow paced. Half the clues led to nothing... The bite, the wig fibers, the limp, the missing hubcap, the paint.... And who exactly killed her.. Was it Justin or was it that boy who worked for them who got into a car accident later (he was seen in a photo on their construction team) ... And how did he get that cut on his hand.. And what was he doing with his hand at the very very end .... Plot was anticlimactic
. Bunch of crooked cops.. Big deal. We've seen it before
It was clearly Marty. This movie was too difficult for you. Pg13 will probably do you better ❤❤
this movie was wicked
Has anyone noticed that in 00:06:29 into the movie we can see purple car with rear right wheel cap gone, which somebody steps out of... through the front RIGHT passenger door, NOT from the driver's side? ......Meaning - there were minimum two people in that purple car, right? Who that was? As we see later on into the movie (about 01:36:00), when Will Grady visits Eli Phillips, he is accompanied by SOMEONE, who - according to Will - Eli already 'knows', which leads to Dan Cleary, since Eli 'knows' him as he was questioned by him and Tom earlier. That makes the case that maybe Will works in duo with Dan? So earlier also those two killed Summer?
I don't like having to play detective after watching a movie. Good movie but why do we have to come here to figure this out?
What about the W6?
I thought it said “WG” as in, Will Grady?
Such an awesome movie 🤩 If you
want to understand the ending, you have to watch this movie for a second time. Nichols is the black character. From the very beginning, he and his wife are into this dirty police case. The film director gives us so many clues and details, but watching this movie for the first time I’m sure you won’t recognize it or you won’t pay attention to it. You will understand the ending if you listen to every word they say and look carefully at their actions. His partner is also into it, but he is new and he has to learn from the main character how to cover tracks. P.S. Main character is a killer
There’s no Nichols character in the movie??
@@almafregoso5607 Tom Nichols - Benicio Del Toro's character
This a could’ve been a good tv instead of a somewhat disappointing movie
Who bites across two hands?
Who did any of the biting and wtf does it have to do with anything?!?! .😖🤯
I believe the bite is used by the White Fish killers (Wally, likely, though we don't know for sure), to make the killing look like a crime of passion. That, along with other features of the crime, makes it easier to setup ex-husband Sam for the murder. It's not perfect. But it's close enough to close the murder case after Tom kills Sam.
The killer was the old guy Tom given the drive he was the one who’s limping according to the witness and besides he’s the one who make the car kept on the garage of the Captain they tried to frame the ex husband the make it it’s kind of crime of passion to misdirection the investigation and the only thing that’s helping me by watching the movie again
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This explained absolutely nothing
I’ll explain it to you will and Wally together with the department excluding tom was involved in a syndicate called white fish where Wally planted to a house a drugs and then the house will be sold on a low price which the broker was summer the who’s being killed by the limp guy. Tom was from phily he was transferred because he makes his old partner go to prison for corruption like Eli said ‘ the department was like a triad or organized group . They tried to make like the ex husband was the killer like crime of passion by stabbing multiple wounds and biting summer was going to tell the police but she was being notice because the police was involved in everything so they killed her.
I wanted to know what was with the wax scene
It didn't explain crap
@@debbywise7783 it's the metaphor of the movie were tom was shedding his new skin like a reptile does
This was a dumb movie that got me wondering about wax hands more then anything
Well this was a waste of time
But who the hell physically killed Summer ??? Ok Will had her killed but didn’t kill her himself.
I dont think he had her killed, just accepted it as part of the business.
We don't know for sure. Certainly someone in the White Fish conspiracy. Wally is a strong suspect. I know it's not perfect. For instance, the neighbor saw someone with a limp. Life and murder are rarely linear and perfect. The movie is more sophisticated than a Law & Order episode. Thankfully.
I’m pretty’s sure it was the chief Marty, at the beginning the lady says it was a guy in a hoodie who walked funny with a limp. At the ending notice how the chief is limping as he walks behind them and goes to the bathroom. I’m sure it’s him.
@@nathanforbes7797good nice one finally I can sleep I get it now exactly when the lady stated that the killer was limping in a hoody Tom saw a glance of chief limping while conducting the investigation the problem now who killed Eli like will and someone entered his house 😢 I feel pity for the Captain he has empathy for Tom even at the last he saved him risking his life
@@nathanforbes7797 Yeah as soon as the caregiver said the guy walked funny the camera pans to Marty limping. That would make sense since Captain Robert Allen thought it was over when Tom had told Marty about everything not knowing that he was the actual killer. Wally then immediately executes Robert.
Why is this a critique?