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  1. thecinemaholic.com › unthinkable-ending-explainedUnthinkable Ending, Explained: Is There a Fourth Bomb?

    Mar 18, 2024 · Apparently, General Paulson and his men have already caught Yusuf and have been torturing them for information since. While Brody remains horrified by the unconstitutional revelation, she soon realizes H isn’t any better once she learns about his specialization in inhumane torture.

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  3. thedirect.com › article › unthinkable-movie-endingUnthinkable Movie Ending Explained | The Direct

    Mar 13, 2024 · What Happens at the End of Unthinkable? Sony Pictures. Most of the foundation of Unthinkable rests on the establishment of Samuel L. Jackson’s H being a brutal interrogator who isn't afraid to go the distance, while Carrie-Anne Moss’ FBI agent is almost entirely against the torture of Steven Arthur Young.

  4. otakukart.com › unthinkable-movie-ending-explainedUnthinkable Movie Ending Explained: Morality vs. Survival

    Mar 18, 2024 · Unthinkable forces us to confront tough questions. Is sacrificing one’s humanity, even potentially harming children, justified to save countless lives? Brody’s unwavering belief in upholding morality stands in stark contrast to H’s brutal pragmatism.

  5. www.reddit.com › r › moviesI just finished Unthinkable. [spoilers inside] - Reddit

    I thought the moral dilemma was well constructed and more nuanced than most movies make it. Favorite scene: Jackson having a little picnic break with his wife. That was pretty awesome in a cool creepy way. The ending was good. The twist was a bit weak, somewhat surprising, but not very interesting.

  6. www.highonfilms.com › unthinkable-2010-movieUnthinkable (2010) Movie Ending Explained: How does H manage ...

    The ending of Unthinkable (2010) explores morality, sacrifice, and societal reflection through the interrogation of a terrorist suspect.

  7. www.imdb.com › title › tt0914863Unthinkable (2010) - User Reviews - IMDb

    Time is ticking as three bombs are hidden in American cities, and a terrorist Steven Younger (Michael Sheen) is tortured for the information of their locations, however, is he telling the whole truth. Genuine nail-biting performances from Sheen and Matrix's actress Carrie-Anne Moss as 'Brody'.

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  9. www.commonsensemedia.org › movie-reviews › unthinkableUnthinkable Movie Review - Common Sense Media

    Scenes of torture and interrogation, including bloody injury, broken bones, waterboarding, suffocation, and electrocution. Reference to rape and murder. A character has their throat slit.