Cruel Intentions Final Scene (90's Legendary Scene) 

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The brilliance of her saying ‘I turn to Jesus, he gets me through it’ knowing damn well she read the journal and knows what’s in the crucifix is SO cunty and not given nearly enough credit.

The car was coming so slowly, I never really understood how he could have died

One of most dumb scenes in movies. Two people fight near road and NO ONE slow down car?

Such a tragic end for this character long live the 90s my childhood.

Love this flick ... The ending great how cuts into song bitter sweet symphony 👌👍

Ronald must have thought, right before the time of altercation, that Sebastian was the mastermind behind everything. He must have thought Sebastian have leaked information to Mrs. Caldwell about the fact he had written love letters to Cecille. Ronald thought Sebastian did this so that Sebastian could blackmail Cecille into having sexual activity with Sebastian. Only after Sebastian's death did Ronald realize that Sebastian was just a tool that Kathryn used to hurt Cecille.

Can you put the final scene with bitter simphony by verve?

Sadly those aren’t the worst brakes on a NYC cab.

Annette did not even flush the toilet. She knew Kathryn would be in the bathroom. I believe Annette was spying on Kathryn. She knew Kathryn would be there at that time. Before she approached Kathryn, she was debating whether to allow Cecille and others to go through with the plan to expose Kathryn. When Kathryn deceitfully questioned her on whether she knew Sebastian, she knew that Kathryn was not at all repentant and remorseful for her step-brother's death. Kathryn's deceit was the "final nail in the coffin" for Annette. She then decided to go forward with the plan to expose Kathryn. If that question was not the "final nail in the coffin", then certainly when Annette cited the need to turn to Jesus in such agonizing times and Kathryn replied with such indifference was the "final nail" for Annette. Annette knew that if Kathryn really followed Jesus, Kathryn's reply would have been highly ample, animated, and robust. Annette knew that Kathryn would have said something to the effect that "Jesus will get her and her family through this" in a passionate manner. Kathryn's insincere thanks to Kathryn highly offended Annette, a true follower of Jesus. Annette felt that Kathryn was mocking her Christ and therefore she had to be punished.

Gallar is a good actress. Totally bought it

His death was so unnecessary dawg. I didn't even got emotional. The only reaction it had on me was a clear WtF

Nope, this is not he final scene.

This isn't the final scene.

If the taxi driver wasn’t texting what the hell was he doing?

The best film soundtrack ever!

He shouldnt have actually died. Right? The driver tried to brake, it wasnt like he got mowed down at 65 mph

I’ve heard Bittersweet Symphony played in a few movies but this was the best usage by far

Well, in real life Reese landed him. Then they got divorced....they produced a pretty daughter though.

This never would’ve happened if it wasn’t for Sebastian’s sister. It was her fault, when she told that guy he beat her but he didn’t. She did that on purpose

dude you left out the best part!

These are my kinda films I grew up on, I'd love to remake cruel intentions.

This was so dumb xD

On my teens I LOVED this movie, must have watched half a dozen times.

3:24 "I will see you around campus" she was already telling her what was going to happen

Oh my goodness, Ronald is such a hypocrite! Sleeping with Kathryn when he's so in love with Cecile

i don't know why they killed his character off if you can change ending how you think it should end

One "telenovela gringa" 😂😂😂 Let me die in your arms...

This whole movie is so cringe. Feels like it was written by old men who like-like kids. Nobody in this movie is very attractive either. The 90s were wild

Ronald was gone

The beating of Sebastian by Ronald was only the secondary objective of Kathryn. Kathryn's main objective in setting up that altercation was to expose Sebastian for his act of Pedophilia against Cecille. She knew the reason for that altercation would have to be explained to the police. That reason was the commission of pedophilia against Cecille by Sebastian that Ronald totally opposed.

Ronald needs to go to jail for assault and battery which led to the death of an innocent kid. Why are they always so violent?

I loved that ceecee......

00:57 Question: was stuntman/stunt double used in this scene?

The doctor got revenge because he posted pictures of her daughter ✔️

True life real characters 🇺🇸🖕🏆👱🏆🖕🇺🇸

cut the rest of it why dont u

He redeemed himself

I forgot how stupid this movie is.

Annette did not even flush the toilet. She knew Kathryn would be in the bathroom. I believe Annette was spying on Kathryn. She knew Kathryn would be there at that time. Before she approached Kathryn, she was debating whether to allow Cecille and others to go through with the plan to expose Kathryn. When Kathryn deceitfully questioned her on whether she knew Sebastian, she knew that Kathryn was not at all repentant and remorseful for her step-brother's death. Kathryn's deceit was the "final nail in the coffin" for Annette. She then decided to go forward with the plan to expose Kathryn. If that question was not the "final nail in the coffin", then certainly when Annette cited the need to turn to Jesus in such agonizing times and Kathryn replied with such indifference was the "final nail" for Annette. Annette knew that if Kathryn really followed Jesus, Kathryn's reply would have been highly ample, animated, and robust. Annette knew that Kathryn would have said something to the effect that "Jesus will get her and her family through this" in a passionate manner. Kathryn's insincere thanks to Kathryn highly offended Annette, a true follower of Jesus. Annette felt that Kathryn was mocking her Christ and therefore she had to be punished.

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So does Ronald end up getting charged with manslaughter, and maybe Kathryn too for conspiracy?

this isn't the final scene. the final scene is everyone getting copies of the diary and finding out how bad the sister really is and the it cuts to Annette driving off in the vintage Jag.

Annette did not even flush the toilet. She knew Kathryn would be in the bathroom. I believe Annette was spying on Kathryn. She knew Kathryn would be there at that time. Before she approached Kathryn, she was debating whether to allow Cecille and others to go through with the plan to expose Kathryn. When Kathryn deceitfully questioned her on whether she knew Sebastian, she knew that Kathryn was not at all repentant and remorseful for her step-brother's death. Kathryn's deceit was the "final nail in the coffin" for Annette. She then decided to go forward with the plan to expose Kathryn. If that question was not the "final nail in the coffin", then certainly when Annette cited the need to turn to Jesus in such agonizing times and Kathryn replied with such indifference was the "final nail" for Annette. Annette knew that if Kathryn really followed Jesus as she claimed she did, Kathryn's reply would have been highly ample, animated, and robust. Annette knew that Kathryn would have said something to the effect that "Jesus will get her and her family through this" in a passionate manner. Kathryn's insincere thanks to Kathryn highly offended Annette, a true follower of Jesus. Annette felt that Kathryn was mocking her Christ and therefore she had to be punished.

I had an ex girlfriend that was way too big of a fan of this movie

never understood why the pretended not to know of each other?

Annette's hair is long and then short in the same scene. 😆

🤣😂

Ryan Phillipe - wow. I didnt know it was him up until now.

Not the last scene in the movie...

Sé si me gusta la casa de tu familia 😌 no me gusta 😂 no

i loved this movie

SMG so much more attractive than Reese Witherspoon.

I never understood what Kathryn meant when she implied that Sebastian caved into peer pressure. He died saving Annette's life. Was Kathryn implying that Sebastian's fight with Ronald was motivated by peer pressure? I would have liked to know the final spin that was put on that narrative. After all, there was no way the actual narrative that explained that fist fight would have been allowed to come out. The truth would have incriminated Kathryn. She lied to Ronald about Sebastian hitting her. While she did tell Ronald the truth about Sebastian having s*x with Ronald's GF Cecille, she neglected to mention to Ronald that it was her idea for Sebastian to have such contact with Cecille. As cited already, Kathryn must have spinned this narrative to state that Sebastian had sexual activity with Cecille without Kathryn knowing about it beforehand. The fight between Ronald and Sebastian must have been explained as Ronald fighting over Cecille's honour while clearly stating that Ronald and Cecille had no contact with each other after Cecille's prohibited such contact. Ronald and Cecille must have decided to go along with that embellished narrative so that Ronald would not implicated by Kathryn's accusations against him. He was 18 and Black. While there was no proof that he had s*x with Cecille, he was warned to stay from Cecille by Cecille's mother and that would carry legal and perhaps violent consequences. Ronald already earlier stated in the literal sense that Cecille's mother would have him shot if he went anywhere near Cecille and their house. Additionally in all probability Kathryn videotaped her sexual encounter with Ronald. She knew that if Ronald ever decided to tell the truth about her setting him up to fight Sebastian (a fight that indirectly led to Sebastian's death), she would have the means to blackmail him and get his silence and his co-operation. After all, while he was 18 she was only 17 and also due the fact he is Black, he definitely would be incriminated in a statutory rape case. The legal authorities in the Upper East Side would not allow that to slide.

10!!

Worst acting I’ve seen in quite a while.