'Ransom's Confession' Scene | Knives Out (2019)
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- Ransom (Chris Evans) can't control himself when he hears that Fran (Edi Patterson) is still alive, which causes him to confess to everything, including trying to kill her.
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Tech billionaire Miles Bron invites his friends for a getaway on his private Greek island. When someone turns up dead, Detective Benoit Blanc is put on the case.
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Doctor: "I'm sorry to let you know that Fran has passed away"
Marta: "Doctor that's great news"
Doctor "..."
It's like, "Wait, what?"
I think she said "That's grey knews"
@@gregorygarciaesteban8351she did
Yeah, she DID say Grey news
That's exactly what I was wondering while watching the film
What exactly did Fran think was gonna happen when she confronted Ransom alone in a dark, abandoned laundromat?
And like it wasn't even because she wanted some of that money so she had to do it in some shady secluded setting. She was actually trying to prove that Ransom killed Harlan.
@@abyssalzei552 Was she? I thought she was buying her silence and kept a copy of the toxicology report as insurance? Like Blanc said, she couldn’t have been the one to hire him because she wanted money.
@@DomoftheDoctor Fran confronted him because she didn't like him. Blanc mentioned it at some point when he was explaining the dots. She wasn't in it for the money, at the very least not initially, she just wanted to screw over Ransom
Exactly
She had a copy and was going to bribe him. She can't get the will and she knows that in order for Ransom to get the money he needs to be in the will so he must have a reason to killing harlan. So she thought of black mailing him. Showing him the copy she has and that she has another copy somewhere but she won't tell him.
I love how he says "attempted murder" like it's not a serious charge
For rich people it isn’t.
@@matthewriley7826 he isn’t rich
his mom (Jamie Lee Curtis) owns a succesful real estate company
@@katerinecatindig Yeah, but she's gonna disown his butt. His father might still try to get him out, but Jamie Lee Curtis' character is gonna divorce him and leave him with nothing (they signed a prenup when they got married). Frankly, both Ransom and his father are the worst. The former can rot in jail and the latter can rot in the gutter for all I care.
@Ben Kenobi his family was though, and he spent his entire life living off of that money.
His response to the knife being fake was just perfect.
*confused* *stab*stab* … shit
I think that Harlan said that Ransom doesn't know the diffrence between a real knife and a fake one when Marta was giving him his medicine.
@@andrejlisec3992 I knew that. I'm just saying his simple use of "Shit" after realizing the knife was fake was priceless.
This was Chris Evan best part other than Captain America. He was the perfect Villain.
@@picallo1 he also plays a villain in the grey man. like an over the top style villain, it's honestly great to watch him as the villain.
I can’t imagine the doctor’s confusion when Marta said “that’s great news we’ll be there soon”
Someone pointed it out.....think she actually says "that's GREY news....." not great news.
@@sandynathanno she said great knews, it's just her accent makes it sound like grey
@@immi3025 That's the point it's like Fran's "You and Hugh" thing all over again. Doctor would hear "that's grave/grey news" while the people in the room who can see her smiling would hear "that's great news". You will hear what you want to hear. Even the tone of her voice when saying that can sound happy and sad at the same time.
@@zippyparakeet1074 "that's grave/ grey news" still wouldn't have made any sense as a human response
@asianmalaysianable - grave means serious and bad, so, "That's grave news" heard from a concerned acquaintance makes sense to me.
The little testing poke Ransom does with the knife when he realizes it’s a prop cracks me up every time
When she said "you're an asshole", it sounded so innocent, like a little child cursing. Ana played that part so well ❤
From this to Joi in Blade Runner. She needs to be praised for her range more.
“Cause you’re an asshole” is the “Miles Bron is an idiot” moment of this movie. The pointing out of a fact that should have been obvious to us, but we as the audience somehow managed to overlook lol.
Marta puking throughout the movie kept cracking me up 😂
Yeah, it was funny, but it made lil nauseous. 😂😂🤣🤣
Fran: *Hurry i gotta tell Marta who did this in the most clear and unmistakable way*
Fran: HYOUUUU did this
🤣🤣🤣
She was literally dying
@@conserztasfia0078 plus she was sitting there slowly dying of a morphine od for about two hours, she wouldnt be able to breathe anyways
I just realised - Ransom is the reason that Blanc was involved with the case in the first place and Ransom is the reason the police brought him in for questioning. Both events were instrumental in being caught.
Too clever for his own good.
@@matthewriley7826 One might say, “Ranson Drysdale is an idiot.”
It's why the Go scene is so pivotal.
Both Harlan and Ransom are so into forcing the game, that they can't fathom how they lose to a player whose sole goal is to take the game as it comes and adapt.
Both Harlan AND Ransom are the villains and the victims of the story.
@@dclark142002wow that is a beautiful analysis and it makes so much sense because as heartbreaking as it is if only harlan had waited a while instead of instantly trying to control things he would have lived, but alas they never could have known and it was all to protect marta and her family 😢😢. Its a perfect tragedy
It defies all laws of reality that there would be the kind of time they show after they hit the floor, but it's just played SO well by Chris and Ana that you just go with it.
The cop knowing to record Random was great, I bet he started it the moment he said, "I'm going to say this just to you"
Yeah I didn't even think about that! That's so good, especially coming from the guy who's obsessed with Harlan's murder mystery series so he's invested on a spiritual level at this point. I thought about it and went back and you could the see phone's screen shows 46 seconds so he actually started recording at 3:47, right after it cuts away from that cop looking suspiciously at Ransom as he snaps and turns on Benoit. They recorded him right as he said "Yeah I killed Fran." I love this movie.
I mean it wasn’t fully necessary, since the court would believe the word of two police officers, a world class detective, and an additional witness over Ransom, no matter how much money or what kind of lawyers he had.
@@courier6960 Not against a good lawyer who can prove reasonable doubt. Evidence trumps hearsay, even from 2 cops.
@@BooN877
The witness testimony IS evidence, you clearly don’t know what hearsay is.
Hearsay is the legal equivalent of “my friend said that they might have witnessed something”, which is not the case here.
@courier6960 When you hear a confession, it's hearsay.
3:34 Blanc’s reaction to Ransom statement is great
Whats so classic in this scene w Ransom is how he calls Marta, "Vicious little b*tch." Yet despite following Harlan's orders to avoid being suspected in an accidental overdose (which turned out not to be), after the will was read and everything left to her, and essentially trying to do the right thing by saving Fran's life after she got dosed and would lose everything, it's then official that the whole family, who at first thinks is just the hardest-working person there is, looking out for their patriarch, Harlan, do an instant 180 and just think she's been a "gold-digging, anchor-baby, lazy, useless, conniving whore", as they now had no power over her at all. It's amazing the amount of psychological projection shown here is big enough to fill an IMAX screen.
And his weak excuse of “defending the family ancestral home” when they all know Harlan bought it from a real estate agent.
@@gezenewsHarlan made a lot of mistakes, and wanted to try and fix them if he could. Unfortunately he never got the chance.
another small hint i really like that shows none of them really cared about Marta at all was them naming 4 different south american countries that she’s from. one says ecuador, another says paraguay, ransom says brazil, and there’s one more that i’m forgetting, but it just goes to show that they never bothered to get to know her at all
Evans really does play a great villain. Between this and grey man. He should take more villainous roles. I think of all the marvel actors he’s done the best job at preventing the typecast.
He's secretly evil in real life. Nolan and Scorsese knew this about Matt demon in interstellar and departed. Evans SJW act hides a thug
well he has been doing some antagonist roles way before so it's not exactly new to him
@@LitheInLitotes source: ?
He's the villain in the Marvel movies too. Did no one watch Civil War?
@Vexas345 civil war? The one where Tony let some random nobody drive a wedge between his whole team over his own illogical guilt or the civil war with Steve Roger’s willingly making himself a fugitive again to do the right thing by Bucky and prevent half a dozen other winter soldiers from being activated? The civil war where Tony tries to kill somebody who literally wasn’t even in control of themselves? The same movie where cap is mature enough to write an apology letter and gives Tony a phone with an emergency line just in case, a phone Bruce Banner latwer uses during Thanos’ invasion of earth?
Fun Fact. Attempted first degree murder still carries a life sentence and could carry the death penalty depending on the state and other aggravating factors so his statement about being out in no time was pretty inaccurate.
Well, he's an arrogant S.O.B. Why wouldn't he think that way?
He comes from a wealthy background. He lives under the somewhat deluded notion that if you throw enough money at the problem, the problem goes away.
@@kingcamelot1395and unfortunately he’s completely right
@r.k845 No, not completely right. This is why we still have laws pertaining to what can be bought out of using bail. Sure, he can buy a lawyer to help get rid of and/negate his charges, but he'll be doing so from a jail cell until the matter is decided.
@@kingcamelot1395 I have zero doubt that some rich smuck could bypass that with a bribe.
5:33 I love how even though it worked in her favor, you can tell that she’s still upset about Fran’s death.
"Attempted murder, now honestly what is that? Do they give a nobel prize for "Attempted Chemistry"? - Ransom
He’s got my vote for mayor
"What do you have against me, huh? What attempted murder? I get arson for the building and a few other charges. With a good lawyer, which I have, I'll be out in no time"
Um, Ransom. You do know that attempted murder will get you in jail for quite a while, even with a good lawyer
Not if your rich
The good lawyer is paid to get the evidence of that attempted murder thrown out of court.
So he’d only go to jail for attempted murder IF the state could prove the case and convince the jury to convict.
@@thewrathfulsloth2384even the rich can’t get out of this one
@@ninjaked1265 😂
Also it would be two counts of attemptive murder if Fran was alive, both the attempt on Fran, and the attempt on Harlen, since she saw him mess with the medicine.
Chris evans need more roles like this, he finally shows that he has some class in act
I realize that marta may have been able to play it off as saying "that's grave news" later to the doctor
She would've puked though. She might as well just explain the situation.
@@9nikolai she puked on him not 2 minutes later.
@@Jays6926 Key words you may have missed: "later to the doctor".
We're talking about how Marta could explain to the doctor why she responded "that's great news" regarding Fran's death. This would happen after the last scene of the movie, not in the same phone call.
@@9nikolai why should she have to explain it to the doctor
@@taninmoores4943 Because she said "Doctor, that's great news!" when the doctor told her about Fran dying. From the doctor's perspective, Marta would sound like she wanted Fran dead, and while the doctor could probably guess what was going on, it would be logical for kind Marta to put the doctor's mind at ease by confirming the context.
I love it when Chris Evans plays an antagonist role. He was also great in 'Pain Hustlers'
I love how excited the Trooper is. XD
I love imagining the doctor’s reaction on the other side of that phone call.
I really like the first movie as compared to the second one, it felt more grounded and realistic compared to the second part where the story took a weird turn.
The twist with the twins ruined the second movie for me. Gave me vibes of lazy writing.
So, projectile vomiting on the murder suspect right before he grabs a fake knife from a "Game of Thrones" chair was not a "weird turn"?
@@StanSlaughter compared to the sequel's nonsensical plot? There's no contest which movie is weirder.
Idk, with it purposefully being set during the height of covid, I appreciated the second films choice to state: there is no actual conspiracy, no secret cabal or shadowy plot. It’s just idiots with too much money and power acting selfishly. That’s it.
4:09 love that expression. What the heck? Until the barf came onto his face. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
One of my favorite films of all time.
Of all the knives that Ransom got, he got the prop one.
Like Harlan said, the knives in his house, are so convincing you can't tell which us real and what's a prop.
All those knives in that circle is a fake. It only make sense that way
@@j.d.t.5761 Not quite. Harlan said that Ransom couldn't tell the difference between a real knife or a prop.
@@ameennasar2583 I mean would you like to sit on a chair with a bunch of real knives with their blades facing a single point while displayed behind your back? And with one gentle push would cause all of them to fall and maybe slice and stab you?
The face he makes right before the throw bit is always great, and with the child like detective reaffirming that she was lying because she threw up
"Cause you're and asshole" Was so matter of fact🤣
First Steve Rogers has to be busted by James Bond.
Then Bruce Banner had to be exposed 3 years later.
Someone has definitely got to keep an eye on Thor.
Or iron man
If anyone is confused by the Bruce Banner thing. Edward Norton, the guy from Glass Onion(Knives Out sequel) played Bruce in The Incredible Hulk movie that came out in 2008. Due to creative differences Bruce was recast with mark Ruffalo.
i get it bro, these guys played superheores
Thor was doing weird experiments on some prisoners, something about a spiders head and drugs 😂
@@nunugirlswag109 Thor makes prisoners have sex with each other in that one😬
This was my Ana De Armas and Daniel Craige Movie and I enjoyed it very very much ❤❤
Definitely one of the best murder mystery movies I have ever seen. So re watchable too
When you’re about to die and you have to choose you’re words carefully, you’re not gonna say “Hugh did this, Hugh won’t get away with it.” You’ll probably say “It was Hugh” or smth like that
Weird, it’s almost like this is a Hollywood movie that needs to prioritize story beats over satisfying idiots who, for some reason, require fiction to perfectly mirror reality
Sit down, nobody is giving out cookies today.
personally I would give you the cookie but "It was Hugh" also just sounds like "It was you".
whilst it is meant to just be "for the misdirection" to Fran's credit. She did have like a lethal dose of morphine in her body. That might fuck with you a bit
Pretty sure those good lawyers belong to her too. Like everything else.
Such a fun movie. Definitely watch Glass Onion if you enjoyed this one.
Yes!! Glass onion is such a good sequel
This one was infinitely better than the sequel. The mystery was weaksauce in Glass Onion
Wonder if there is going to be a running gag of people’s failure to blackmail others in these films.
That was the one thing I didn't quite understand -- Ransom's cockiness about "only" facing charges of attempted murder and arson. I'm not a lawyer but I'm pretty attempted murder still carries a heavy sentence. Add in arson, conspiracy, probably obstruction of justice, possibly mail fraud when he dropped off the note in Marta's mail slot, oh and possibly manslaughter as his tampering with Harlan's medications (which I think may be a federal crime) directly led to his death. Add in the cocky confessions in front of a detective and two police officers who will all definitely testify in any trial. That seems like at least 20 years imprisonment and if a judge made the sentences consecutive, then Ransom likely dies in jail.
Again, not a lawyer, just an armchair fan of the movie who was wondering if I was wrong to conclude that Ransom's initial cockiness was warranted (obviously rendered moot by the end of this scene).
There's virtually no evidence for anything that Ransom is accused of, and they'd need a confession for anything at all to stick. Kinda dumb that he'd even say anything. Someone as smart as him would probably just go "Lawyer" and walk.
Plus, pretty as he is, he's going to have a hard time doing any length of time in prison.
@@_a.tay_ Smart as he may be, he's also very arrogant and is probably just acting out as his plan begins collapsing around him.
Not a lawyer but everything is speculative even with a testimony. He could plead guilty and get a reduced sentence or even could defend under an insanity case (maybe emotional distress with his confession) and probably only do like 5-10 years, if that with a good lawyer & dependent on the laws per the state they try the case in. Fran dying is the key to everything, attempted murder vs 1st degree murder(even if negligent murder).
True but there’s other mitigating factors: a lawyer getting a judge known for bribery, judges who can take a payoff, jurors who can take a payoff, evidence that goes missing cuz a guard took a payoff, witnesses disappearing etc.
The biggest question is why did the hospital call the person accused of murdering the victim 😂
Masterpiece
So genius
But I will never understand why people are like, "Oh, yeah. I know something that will get this person in jail for a li=ong time so let me meet with them in a dark unpopulated place where no one will find me if they kill me"
2:38 - Even a bad detective knows the difference between jail and prison!
It is prison Hugh is going to.
A jail is a place you go when you are arrested, and held. Usually in a police station.
A prison is an entire facility devoted to the long-term detention of convicted criminals.
5:31 - [Captain America]: Language!
3:34 This part is pure gold 😂
"WHAT THE SHIT!" Was just so perfect
secretly hoping marta whispered something to the doctors before saying what she said 😭
Yes, that's great news... Doctor on the other side: "Wtf???" lol
Such a complex puzzle
That vomiting 🤮
Great reveal, even though I can't *stomach* the way it was done
I love the knife double take and then ... shit. lol
Why is the Glass Onion synopsis in this video’s description?
007 takes down Captain America
@braddah - atlease she warned him not to come near her...with her bare hands 😂
After this Ana De Armas Ghosted Chris Evans 😂😂
IFYKYK
Years ago he played the same kind of entitled rich boy who not only murdered his grandfather but commited rape. Real sweetheart. Fierce People in 2005.
5:30 😂😂😂
I knew a girl that looked exactly like Ana De Armas
Mesmerizing eyes wow .
Would Ransom's confession be admissible in court, considering he hadn't yet been Mirandized?
Yes. People misunderstand how Miranda works. You need to be under arrest and being questioned. IIRC, they hadn’t arrested Ransom.
@@Cloak1972 Not to mention that, whilst police was present, the ones properly "interrogating" him were civilian.
@@Cloak1972 They sort of did, I can't remember whether they de-arrested him just before Marta was about to confess to the family. Still, police procedure does require questioning under a Miranda warning (or a caution if you are in the UK).
This would make every single movie and TV show of this type unrealistic. Surely we can suspend our disbeliefs, considering this is not real life?
He was likely routinely mirandized when he was first arrested. Miranda has always meant less in reality than in the popular imagination, and post 2010 it means even less. any spontaneous statement (like the one here) is going to be considered admissable. There's a reason lawyers tell you to keep your mouth shut, you should never rely on miranda to protect you from the consequences of anything you do say. Under current jurisprudence you need to explicitly invoke your right to remain silent and your right to counsel and then say nothing more, because speaking after that can be considered an implicit waiver of your miranda rights. If you think that means miranda is essentially meaningless, well, that argument has been made.
SPOILERS FOR GLASS ONION:
But I love that the characterization of the villain stays so consistent.
Ransom is an asshole.
It plays into his plan and ends up getting him caught in some way.
Miles Bron is an idiot.
It plays into his plan and ultimately gets him found out also.
Cap needs to chill tf out
Idk how I didn’t see this coming the guys name is literally ransom 😂😂😂
Dollar sound quality
They Did A Reference In A Mel Gibson Movie When Tom Yells Give Me Back My Son.
how did it take them so long to get him off of her?! they were right next to them 😂
what even was her plan??? he confesses to her in a secluded area and then just lets her walk away to tell the cops??????
What was the point of Benoit rolling up his sleeves and tucking his tie away, since all he does is roll them down again?
He’s a dark reflection of what self serving people could be, what I could be
Ransom says "Shit!", I say "Language, cap!"
Who names their kid after what criminals do to people
Maybe he was just named after his parents' exercise habits
Technically it’s his middle name.
@@Storm_Bird456 then why are people using it as his first smartass
It's his middle name, and Harlan was a murder mystery author, and his mother obviously had a deep connection to Harlan so it makes total sense
when the detective shows the recorder, it switches from 46 to 47 in a second...so it would seem it was only recording for about 46 seconds...so it would've caught about as much as "shut up with that Kentucky fried foghorn-leghorn draawwwww. yea i killed Fran..."
just barely enough.
As the Knight said and the last Crusade you chose poorly
I knew Ransom did the murder from the start, because his arrogance gave it away.
Technically, Ransom did not even confess though.
"Yeah, I killed Fran but I guess I didn't."
That's him literally backing out of his own statement, this would be marked as a questionable testimony at best considering that he never explicitly admitted to killing Fran and was basically just being a jerk throughout the entirety of this conversation. He should theoretically still be safe for the Harlan case as all of these could have been easily masked as a heat in the moment reaction which is why voice recordings without any visual reference are often not the best evidence to use. I'm not sure how he did not realize that and proceeded to worsen his case by attempting to kill Marta right in front of the detectives as witnesses. For supposedly being the smartest family member, Ransom made some dubious decisions.
Nope, that's a confession.
It fits his character pretty well though, "in for a penny, in for a pound". Every decision he makes is digging a deeper and deeper hole. He probably would've gotten off easier if he didn't attempt to kill Frank, but he made it worse by "confessing" it, and hammered the final nail by going after Marta.
But it is though, the "I guess I didn't" is in reference to Fran still being alive? I'm not a lawyer for sure, just some youtube commenter, and so I'd give that he could argue in court that he was just taunting them, he's just a dick after all, but his immediately ensuing comments (on the record), are "so what do you have on me, attempted murder?" and his self-righteous speech there-following *is* a confession of him attempting to kill Fran while under the belief that he failed, given that his failure was a lie, he admitted to killing her.
sure i mean if you're an idiot you can definitely remove that from context and not understand a thing.
@@atrinoc0207 That's my take. And he wouldn't be able to play it off either, as after he said I killed her but I guess I didn't, he says that it's only attempted murder, and thus he has admitted he attempted to kill her, and actually completed the job.
So this is what Cap was doing before officially becoming Captain America, in the flesh😂😂😂
can someone explain what happened when ransom stabbed Marta with that knife
It was a retractable knife. It’s not real so if you’re stabbed it’s like a game
Harlan, the dead patriarch of the family, was a mystery writer. He collected odd props that go well with the macabre. Ransom (Huge) didn't know that some of those knives in the display were fake movie props. He actually proved intent to kill the one person who was subject to his downfall. Another aspect of the scene was that Marta couldn't lie without getting an upset stomach. Everyone knew that. So when she convincingly lied, at least long enough to fool Ransom, he thought he was going to be subjected to a lesser charge of attempted murder so he confessed. That pissed off Ransom.
@@alainarchambault2331 Is it 'some of' or 'all of'? I'm sure all of the knives in that circle is a fake. Why would anyone leave such a collection of lethal weapons there?
@@ameennasar2583 Was mentioned in passing so I'm not sure but if they were all fake. Huge would've known that if they were all fake so it wouldn't explain his final lunge at Marta.
Harlan being an author of macabre murder mysteries would had a collection real or no.
@@alainarchambault2331 I can't remember exactly because I watched the movie about a year ago but I think Harlan had a line where he was talking about Hugh and it was something like, "Never could tell a real knife from a fake one"
So that's also why it was significant that Hugh picked the fake knife. Out of all of those real ones he couldn't tell a fake one apart.
Capt purposely stabbing her chest....
did chris evans sound like mike wazowski in 7 seconds?
The one reason I'll never be able to fully watch this movie is that scene..... the other emetophobes know that I'm talking about :|
You can skip it?
The you did this thing made no sense w the Spanish overdub
Either way it's dumb to think you can confess even attempted murder in front of cops. Cop testimony definitely counts.
That's why there are Miranda rights.
for attempted murder with good lawyers he could get a plea deal and only pay a five figure fine. people can and do end up in jail for attempted murder, but not always.
was it still stupid of him? yes, but he is arrogant enough to think he can get away with it and since he's a rich white guy, he might've. avoiding jail time after confessing for a murder is trickier.
@@blaze4111 wow didn't know. Thanks! Good plot!
@@blaze4111 but also judges HATE it when people say the judge will let them get away with something cause they have money and sway.
...there's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti...
4:27 does this count as entrapment? Confession under false pretences?
🤓☝
No. Police are allowed to lie or trick. Ever heard of a sting operation or Mr. Big?
Did I miss out anything? Why is fran still alive at 10am when Ransom met her at the original time of 8am? How could she stay alive for so long with the morphine injection?
I will forever hate her saying “hugh did this,” because I don’t think it’s a reasonable twist as it felt a little goofy.
Literally naming the killer? That is about as honest as can be.
Daniel Craig sucks at his American accent especially the southern accent
This movie is way better than “The Last Jedi” in my most honest opinion!
Some people thought Chris pulled off this role, but honestly for me, the one thing that hurt this great movie is that I will never be able to buy Captain America as a villain.
I can, he bashed in Tony Stark's chest with the shield Howard Stark made for him. Doing so broke the arc reactor that powers the suit, leaving Tony alone in Siberia, trapped within hundreds of pounds of metal. Steve was lucky Tony didn't freeze to death. Also using Tony's resources and living in his tower whilst betraying him and not seeing anything wrong with his actions really makes me unable to trust him. Also he knew Peggy Carter was married with children, but he went back in time and married her? Like did he erase her kids from ever existing? It was never explained.
Can't we assume that black panther eventually came back and cleaned up the mess, or called somebody to do it? For that matter, probably tony still had communications?
@@annaw1298The directors of Endgame confirmed that Peggy was always married to Cap so the kids you are mentioning are his kids
Language Cap
Fran being dumb is egregious writing
Blackmailers usually are not the sharpest tool in the shed.
Bf109
Zero
This movie is stupid
This is a what if scenario. What if captain America was an A#&$ h@*#/
4:33 for a movie that’s so chock full of details, if the timer on Trooper Wagner’s phone is to be accounted for, the trooper would have only recorded the part when Ransom said “… with a good lawyer, which I have, I’ll be out in no time,” meaning that the recording wouldn’t have been useful in court anyhow.
On the other hand, Ransom did say everything with 4 witnesses in the room, plus he did also assault/ attempt to kill Marta, so his ass is going to jail regardless.
man, 4:33 minutes which is when the timer is shown minus 47 seconds is 3:46 minutes, which is before he said he killed him....
Movie sucked.