Purifier Death Scene The Chronicles of Riddick 2004 1080p
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- Chronicles of Riddick is an underrated film rich with action and meaning. One of my favourite scenes of the film is the death of the Purifier. Missing from youtube in its full context. Here it is! We all began as something else.
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"But the Furyan in me, hopes you won't listen." There perfect line for a perfect exit
It really describes their mentality. They can't be controlled and live free.
His actual last line is "God knows I've dreamed of it" [killing the Lord Marshall].
Went and OBI WAN'd himself.
@@NaughtyVampireGod i am a bit pissed that someone else found this meaning in his speech which is for sure true
2:30
You know you did really good when even Riddick is impressed.
Riddick is like: Dude what? Why though?
He, literally, walked through the scorching heat of a sun until he turned to ash
@@santiagoaguero1411 with full leather clothes thats so beautifull 😍
Well in the necromonger faith you keep what you kill. So by killing himself perhaps he sought to keep what remained of his true self
he didnt share this faith, as he said.
@tim lecerf That's a very interesting interpretation. I personally never thought about it in that way before.
It fits. I like that.
I absolutely love this theory, Personal canon 10/10.
You are a genius
To believe you’re the last of your kind, yet meet another who doesn’t appear to have your characteristics is indeed mind blowing. Riddick’s realization is saddening.
@Aboorijal I have no idea what you’re getting at, but I love it.
@Matthew Nada why didn't Riddick save the Purifier from killing himself when he just stood there and watched him die in shock and disbelief?
@@connorrussellsmith2284 Riddick didn’t know he was going to do it- and once he walked out, just a few feet, there was nothing Riddick could do to save him. Even if he had tried to pull him back even at that short distance, he was already dead. At that point, trying to save him would have just prolonged the agony of his inevitable death.
@@connorrussellsmith2284 sometimes... You remain astonished in front of something or someone that is all the sudden more yourself than yourself.
It's not easy to impress Riddick but looks like someone afterall was able to 🤷🏼♂️.
In front of something so pure it happens to remain chilled and freezed for a while 🙂
Or maybe Riddick respects another furian's decision to die and due in the way he chooses
“Furyans, defiant to the end.”
-Aereon
Linus Roache is amazing here, and to think that he ad-libbed that line. "I have done unbeliveable things in name of a faith that was never my own"
He's a phenomenal actor
Prob not but cool story
King Echbert
Reminds me of when I met my first Native American in Australia . I’ve grown up here my life and never met one before .
He was a drug addict and crazy
When I met the next one years later he was a guy that had all the “Native American” clothes and ran a spiritual type thing like he had fallen for the west perception in native Americans .
It was sad
A tale as as old as time. Forced conversions are never true ones.
One of the view characters where you can say he died at least with the little diggnity he had left.
SonJustDonut I read it as giggity. :)
few* characters and dignity*
True. I personally think Imam's was the best. He kited the axe guy away from his family and then delivered a great one liner before he died.
What’s that
Careful, Riddick, that knife is a half-gram heavy on the backside.
Alonzo Branson nah this one felt to the ground and hit with the back broke a half gram and is a perfect spinner now
:D
Furian Fidget spinner
Backend*
@@MrCS-81 sharp fidget spinner 😂
The Furian in him was so strong that he could stand back up even being more ash then flesh... truly badass
True Furian 💪💪💪💪
You know that this is a film? With actors in it? ...
@@Vorname_Nachnahme no shit
Defiant until the End
@@shaunconnally4794 IDK why people feel the need to say nonsense like that guy lol
The actor playing Purifier was really great, this scene was depressing to watch.
KunoMochi yeah you right, I felt he had something odly familiar...
wow u touched the right feels there
It's Linus Roache. He also plays King Ecbert in "Vikings."
He's Thomas Wayne in the Christian Bale batman movies as well
I thought the very same thing! A testament to the actor and the scene
Gave him the resolve he needed, showed him how strong his people are by sacrificing himself
My interpretation of his suicide - was that he knew he had betrayed his people by caving in to the NecroMonger oppressors. As a Furien, he was supposed to be defiant until the bitter end. When he met Riddick, he saw everything that he should have been. Killing himself in the lethal environment was atonement for his failure. Very tragic.
@@perfectsplit5515 little over kill. Riddick became a necromancer himself. We don't really know his interests story becoming one
@@Mocha69A Riddick never underwent the conversion process, so technically he wasn't one.
@@Mocha69A no you’re wrong lol 😂
@@Rocinante158 chief I meant as the Leader, and we dont know what exploits as a leader of bunch. only of his relationship with a few of them. what happened during his stink with them. if any battles hed have fought under the Necromancer banner hypothetically. so I never said he became a Necromancer in the since of thier process he resisted the attempt and broke free
Fun fact: The “I’ve done terrible things in the name of a faith that was never my own.” line was not only ad libbed, but was inspired by a similar line (“I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe.”) by Rutger Hauer’s Roy Batty character from “Blade Runner” (1982) that preceded both the characters sorrow and deaths.
Its all the more ironic that actor Linus Roache bears a striking resemblance to Rutger Hauer, I think many can agree.
"Like tears, in rain"
And many can.
Like tears in the rain
You know he did King Ecberth in Vikings, right? Superb actor
Wow, I actually thought of Rutger Hauer when he said that, now I know why--and Hauer ad-libbed that line too
The Purifier was a character that always intrigued me. His name itself "The Purifier" is a high ranking title in the Necromonger army, second-in-command to the Lord Marshall. Ranks in this army means strength, with the Lord Marshall being the strongest. So this means that the Purifier is also a very strong warrior. Add to the fact that he's Furyan would make sense of this.
It's a shame he didn't team up with Riddick. I have a feeling they would've taken on the whole army.
They made it clear that the conditioning he had received faded with distance. If he returned with Riddick he would betray him....
He was a necromonger to do Lord Marshall's bidding; he could override his programming for a bit to help Riddick but did not feel he could fight it long so he killed himself not to betray his goal.
Nah his character arc was short and perfect.
Would have ruined the lone wolf Riddick was known for 😩 I totally agree it would have been great to have them team up with the purifiers knowledge they could have done sooooo much more
fun fact: that purifier is also bruce's dad from batman begins
Tsumefan2 so he had the will to act this time?
HOLY SHIT!
@Quentin Lennox HOLY SHIT!
@@ivancolonna7520 HOLY SHIT!
Bruce.. Don't be afraid.
This scene has a very “tears in the rain” feel to it. This entire film was brilliant. Thanks!
Very well put- poetic even. I agree. Necessary pain.
It was confirmed to be an homage!
It definitely seems very much too mirror it. I mean, he even looks like Rutger Hauer.
@@RossklesLink?
@@ltwesjanson I saw it on a short a few weeks ago and it was from an interview with the actor i believe.
i love it when he gets back up, even as he is burning to ash. talk about commitment...
yes you are right. and he habe a very nice costume long leather coat and leather beautifull leather pant
don t right?
true Furyan style
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leather here is like armure
That was my favourite part in all Riddick movies until I listened to his monologue about becoming soft in the third one.
All this time Riddick thought he was the last of his kind..when he finally meets another from his race the guy kills himself...had to suck
Rodney Davis ma people!
Oh crazy ppl
Rodney Davis : What sucked for Riddick was that this man died. However, Riddick did not just discover another Furian, but a man who came back to his true self in the end, a man who encouraged Riddick to go after the Necromongers, and willingly braved the literal fires of hell like a badass. That made this experience more than worthwhile for Riddick. The Purifier showed just how strong Furians are. Never give up, fight to the end.
i woulda had so many questions if i was riddick there lol
He showed him to just keep going no matter what.
Technically Riddick was was still the last of his kind all though the purifier was a Furyan he was not a Alpha Male Furyan like Riddick was
My favorite character aside from Riddick. He gave Riddick hope. The Furian in him never died- wasn’t even suppressed- it was just hidden.
only a furyan could hide that long. Takes bravery & courage.
He knew he could not win against the Lord Marshall, so he choses to save others by the route of diplomacy.
2:05 that "But the Furyan in me, hopes you won't listen"... damn those badass chills it always gives me. I'm sure others too. :)
It really ties into what the elemental said. "Furyans, defiant to the end"
There's a version of the film with that line cut.
It sucks lol
I've seen this movie many times and one thing I realized. It might be foreshadowing for the purifier to be something more than he is but he was the one that let Riddick out of the Oracle trap during the "Kill the Furian, Kill the Riddick scene". Probably once he heard that Riddick was a Furian Survivor.
You see look of restrained surprise on his face before he frees Riddick. As the Elemental said, Furyans are a race of stubborn resistance that can survive anywhere. So the Pruifier probably saw Riddick as the best hope to take down the Lord Marshall.
It's also an excusable action (in the eyes of the Lord Marshal) since the guards who were sent in to kill him would've been disabled by the same field Riddick was in. Win-win!
That explains Mellisandre's death scene - now we just have to figure out where the GOT writers got the rest of their ideas from lol.
That’s exactly why I’m here. Her dead reminded me of such
I'm also here for this. Except I'm trying to find where these guys got it from. This kind of death is in at least three movies or TV shows but only these two I can think of.
danneskjold There’s also Mad Max: Fury Road
Soo trueee fuck D and D
That long walk good bye ......
Imagine thinking you're the last of your people, then meeting another, only for him to commit suicide.
It would take a lot of alcohol to get over that.
lol yup. although look at it from the purifiers point of view.... the last of his kind was riddick! you really want to hang out with that guy all the time?
i dont think so.
Or vengeance.
Riddick was also wondering how many other Furyans were enslaved by Lord Marshall…
This accurately describes how hot it is in tropical countries
2:52 tfw you try to get up after your afternoon siesta
They should call the planet "Arizona."
29 palms.
MickeyMH1 basically
Phoenix, the city of the rising fiery bird that roasts us all in this place lol.
I think this was a perfect opportunity to portray the badassness of Furyans. Instead of having the Purifier stumble and fall, have him walk steadily and confidently into the mists, despite his skin peeling away and his clothes turning to ashes.
Conor Kavanagh I'd say the fact that he gets back up after having his skin stripped away does a pretty good job of conveying it.
He falls because he is walking despite being burned alive and pushed by winds. Give it a try walking in a furnance, fall over and try get up again.
First Last yes but he wear leather pant and long leather coat
leather resist a few secound and protect his body
I see what you mean, but I wish he would have said something like: "Furians never give up" before walking out.
Yes he want to walk more time possible.
I said just when he start to walk his leather pant and long leather coat protect his body and leather resist a few secound and help him to walk
He fall over when his leather destroy and his body is full exposed to the fire
This is perhaps among the strongest scenes in the whole movie.
I love how he's King Eckbert in Vikings :D
Holy fuck.....thank you.
Five minutes of screentime and he steals the show. One of the finest actors alive.
I KNEW IT! i specifically came looking for riddick scenes to make sure it was ecbert
And both times he suicided his way outta the situation, yay
TheMaul3r_Real 0 - 100
I think a big purpose of this scene is that a lot of people miss is the fact that he was basically showing Riddick that he isnt the only one left. There is a good chance many managed to escape through similar deception
Also that Furians are vulnerable to whatever the Necromongers do.
This movie’s soundtrack really was incredible.
Probably the only man that Riddick respected.
What about The Imam?
It kind of makes sense that probably one of the only furyans who submitted to the conversion would be made a purifier. I don't think the commander would ever let a furyan have a weapon even after conversion
I really liked chronicles of riddick, it expanded the universe he lived in. made it more interesting. The third film, I was saddened they didn't continue worldbuilding it.
They didn´t have enough money for more expanded universe, aka Underverse. But it´s definitely planed to make a movie which takes place in the Underverse because in the director´s cut of Riddick (the third movie) there´s the very final scene where Riddick kills Krone (The Guy with Fucked Up Face) in the Necro spaceship and then he looks through the big round window into the Threshold of the Underverse in front of the ship.
4th
Just watched the Director’s cut which I think improved it overall but some of the extra early included scenes give too much away about Riddick’s heritage too soon. But you could tell that once they excised that they felt the need to excise everything tied to them like the scene where he has the vision and gains Furyan energy to repel Vaako’s kill shot on Crematoria. Enjoyed getting some more scenes between Karl Urban and Thandie Newton. They should have waited until they either had the budget or the resources to continue in the vein of Chronicles. The 3rd movie was ultimately a waste of time.
he walked into that storm of fire with his head held high, to die with furyan pride in order to reveal a glimpse to riddick what a true furyan warrior is capable of. furyans...DEFIANT TO THE END
This scene is pure tragic poetry. Cinematic brilliance.
The Purifier has some real Rutger Hauer pondus too
After you finally see this, you rewatch all his previous scenes and you see so much more subtle emotions throughout the film where he is pained by what he's doing.
"You keep what you kill"
The Purifier kept his dignity and his defiance. A Furyan to the end.
He ended Himself in Starlight...if thats not the purest way to go, then what is?!
I loved the way he gets back up... ready to fight. I remember seeing this scene, i tried to mimick it everytime when i wake up... but yeah never managed to do it, to focus on screaming "in 5 minutes mom.."
This guy was a legend. as a furion,his last act in life was true to form, one of defiance.
I was upset when he died. Didn't want him to :/
They could have let him help Riddick to end and then let him die,but I believe he died as a PROUD furyan here
Me too =(
Riddick was so i shock that he wasn't the only furian left and he also forgot to ask him where was the location of his planet furya
the furyan equivalent of seppuku
You do know Necromongers don't feel pain.
The Purifier's final words to Riddick in this scene reminds me of Roy's final words to Rick in Bladerunner
how he willingly disintegrates himself into nothing was sick af
It's impossible to understand that a line so badass wasn't in the original script
Is this a clip from directors cut or some remake?
No it was ad libed. Meaning the actor made the line up in the moment. However, it's very obvious he was making a reference to Blade Runner. Since this character was very similar. The Riddick movies were largely made by and for the actors. They are passion projects. So lots of stuff in these movies are made up as they went.@@jibbanibba2000
Awesome and a well done dramatic scene.
The musical score is also a breathtaking addition in the scene’s delivery
This movie is a classic.
I wish we got more of the Purifier. Thought he character was the most interesting one in the movie
The Riddick universe and Character had so much potential.
Some great performances in Chronicles.
they are currently making a sequel to this right now
@@corybrown8196 where did you hear that? Great news
Its called Riddick 4: Furya
if you google it, it'll give some sneak peaks@@basty1man
Man, emenim is a great actor
Will the real slim shady please stand up!
At 0:18 the dead guy's boots start to burn even in hangar but Riddick only breaks a sweat..Furyans are descendants of Chuck Norris.
hahahaha yeap dude, i agree you, furyans have as prime ancestor and prophet in the great Chuck Norris XD
CH better than a left wing nazi, dare you to say that to his face
the Hell Hounds are Furyan and have heat tolerant plated armour . maybe Furya is heavily tropical or has a mainly desert climate. the Furyans might have super human resistance to heat.
@@LordMarvin1993 whats a left wing nazi, i thought there was only german Nazis and neo nazis🤔
They're both furyans. Riddick is an alpha furyan which is why his eyes are the way they are and why he has his animal like senses. Alpha furyans are basically the super saiyans of furyans
No shame ever in going out on your own terms! Suicide is bad but the Purifier was amazing in this story.
CerberusCraven so true!
man i love the fact that the necro ship can withstand the heat
It's a space ship that has to withstand entry to multiple planets It would definitely have to be super heat resistant. Like America's space shuttles but way wayyy better
@@swappedoutZ71 yes you are right it is very heat resistant. I think the leather also helps him at first to walk as if nothing had happened. we can see that he has leather pants and a long leather coat. leather can withstand high temperatures and a good time in the fire. his head starts to burn while his leather pants are not damaged, withstand well and protect his legs. if he had closed his long leather coat, leather would have withstand a little longer and better protected his body. he would have walked further without falling. I wondered why he wears so much leather.
This is one of the most touching moments of the entire movie.
any 1 watch Vikings? right away I was like" why is that king eckbert seem so familiar" then it hit me.. hes the purifier from Riddick!!!!
He's also Bruce Wayne;s dad in Batman Begins.
suckmyassloser o shit now that I read this it hit me like a sucker punch from the hulk.. you are so right, Im liking this guy as an actor.. he's one of them under rated guys that's been great in everything he's done.. hope to see him in more flicks :)
His name is Linus Roache.
good Movie: has broad ideas, interesting concepts and designs
Redemption at it's finest
One of the best scenes of any film ever.
Michael Salter yes its very beautifull
Who else came here because of Mellisandre's death? It reminded me of this movie
lol me
This death scene is more spectacular
I always forgot how deep this character was. Amazing!
Linus Roache is some kind of actor. I remember listening to the DVD commentary back in the day and Karl Urban said the entire cast were just slack-jawed and in awe,,, whenever he had a scene. this is right up there with the Roy Batty death scene in Blade Runner.
This scene has a hidden message, for all those who question if they are beyond all hope. "The necromunger in me warns me not to keep going. That it is hopeless. That my soul is beyond redemption. But the Furyan in me..... Hopes I won't listen!" Damn I love this movie! Vin diesel is a bad ass. 💘
I must of watched this film a 100 times and thats the 1st time ive noticed the handprints on there chests
Me too
This mist be an extended scene. There is more dialog and that, def wasn't in the cut I saw.
People forget that he has His nerve system removed in Necromonger conversion so it could be him getting up and walk again cause he doesn’t feel pain.
Yeah but the fact he's half ash by that point and his muscles would certainly not work, plus the fact that the heat would have burst his lungs, melted his brain and all other internal organs rendering him dead, I mean in reality there'd not be enough oxygen to breath on the entire planet, let alone where they are stood in a little doorway, they'd have been cooked right there, but alas it is Holywood and not real life
@@aidenfielding9709 the heat is 350degree. less strong than a fire. it isn t strong enough to destroy it so quickly. he can walk at first. he is much more resistant than a man. although his skin is burning, he can still walk. his leather clothes also protect him at first ...
Linus Roache killed his role as The Purifier. Supposedly he ad libbed the line "I've done unbelieveable things in the name of a faith that was never my own" and the production loved it so much they left it in.
So, the Furyan in the prophecy that was to be responsible for the Lord Marshall's demise was not Riddick, but this guy since he was the one that allowed Riddick to escape by releasing the bonds in that chamber of the quasi-dead.
Yes that's what I've always believed
If your end is actually on you, and you got to go.....thats not a bad way to do it.
Amazed seeing Riddick be that impressed and left with his jaw hanging.
There's supposed to be another riddick movie sometime later this year called riddick : furya, but i'm guessing it'll be pushed back to next year, been waiting forever for it. Riddick get's to go home, not sure if he has any living family left, or the state of his planet.
I think of this scene more than I probably should.
I really do love the extended version of this film. Great world building overall and a compelling story.
Melisandra be like
2:45 what it’s like to go outside in Arizona
The Furyan in him is what got back up and continued the additional steps before being fried to a crisp
Used to be, this last shot was all I could remember of this movie when I was younger. It was just that bad ass.
Powerful scene!!!
When a Siberian man takes a stroll in Australia.
He was tired...now he rests at last.
furifire wanted to show riddick what the strong will of furyan is against any threat.
just keep going on into the storm.
This reminds me of one of those monks who set there self on fire, he didn't even fall over for the longest time, no screams in agony, I think this scene is more real than we know.
Its a necromanger he fell anything and don t scream. A human fall over on the floor directly but with his leather help walk a few time
One of the better Dune clones Hollywood has released. Pitch Black is a superior film but I remember enjoying Chronicles of Riddick quite a bit even the much smaller scale third film was decent.
This scene always stuck with me after watching it as an child.
That's Dr. Thomas Wayne
Very memorable scene. Movie itself is so much better than the first one.
Whilst I enjoyed Chronicles, Pitch Black is a very solid movie in its own right. The sequels of all Vin Diesel films go to far to make the character super human.
Better? They're totally difference movie types.
This movie was brilliant, just brilliant.
I've watched this movie so many times and LOVE this scene but why is TODAY the first time I'm seeing the mark on their chests!!!
If Riddick had any doubts, seeing him get up after being burned alive would be proof he was Furyan.
1:23 - 1:33 Why was that taken out of the film?
+Daniel Williamson Don't know. I never saw that until just now. Wow.
Neither have I. It confirms that Riddick is indeed a Furyan.
+Daniel Williamson It definitely wasn't.
+Daniel Williamson Director's Cut. Several scenes i'm sure you've missed out on.
+Daniel Williamson it's in the tv version I say.
there's a little furion in all us human's..
yeah and our government is the necromongoles :P civil war coming soon
I agree...
nah they are human too. The best and the worst. Thats life. Polarised.
*Furyan
The94GTC Agreed.
When I first saw this scene, I felt sad to witness the death of an amazing character.
Linus Roache, awesome actor.. Played Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 'Pandaeminium' and also did a guest spot on 'The Blacklist'
Almost like Rutger Hauer death scene in Blade Runner
Adam Mielcarek exactly. He even has the same facial mannerisms.
I had the exact same thought.They both look the same as well.
Larry N i don't see this scene. How he died?
What do you mean? This scene or bladerunner?
Larry N bladerunner
It's weird to know that the best line in the entire scene wasn't in the script.
Such an amazing scene
I love when he says "but the furyan in me hopes you won't listen" it"s as if though I know what it's like to a furyan
As an American born Hungarian when I meet another Hungarian from the fatherland I get that same kindred feeling Riddick gets when he meets another Furyian.
but the furyian in me such a powerful line !!
This is how I feel every time I have to work in the rain.
Great scene.
Are we just going to ignore that he may be in the shade, but still in 700 degrees of heat?
Yes its not realist
i agree with the author of the video, its an underrated movie
Linus Roache was really giving the Roy Batty impersonation in this scene!
This movie is so re- watchable for some reason.