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The Ending: Who is Prynne? During his search, Michael starts suspecting a man named Oliver, who is also supposed to get off at the Cold Spring station. His speculation is further cemented when he notices that the man carries a left-handed guitar but previously used his right hand to help him.
Many lose their lives in the process. In the end, it is revealed that Joanna and her team are trying to get a girl killed as he holds some vital information on a murder. She was to go into witness protection at the last stop and hence, they wanted to get her killed.
In a thrilling sequence, Michael confronts the villains and exposes their plot, leading to the arrest of the conspirators. The movie concludes with Michael being reunited with his family, emphasizing the importance of love and sacrifice.
I went to see the commuter recently. It was a fun movie, I enjoyed it. But what really bugged me was the lackluster ending. spoiler Why was it so bad? The movie wasn't amazing, I saw three billboards previously so that was apparent, but it was so much better than the ending.
At the end of the ride, he finds that a young woman, Sofia, is Prynne, and that she witnessed officers killing her friend, a city planner. When Michael refuses to give her up, Joanna's people derail the train, but Michael manages to save the remaining passengers.
Alternate ending: Patrick Wilson should’ve said alright screw it. So he shoots and kills them all after they all admit to being the target. Neeson yells in agony then falls to his knees.
In the end, though, this is a tweedy suburban version of a confined-space action flick. Michael is on his own the whole time. Any allies he picks up along the way are temporary, and not all can be trusted.
In the end, Michael survives but loses his memory of the events, while the mysterious organization erases all evidence of their involvement. The film concludes with Michael reuniting with his family, unaware of the dangerous game he was forced to play.
Michael MacCauley, a former NYPD officer turned insurance agent, takes the same daily train commute on the Hudson Line from Tarrytown to Grand Central Terminal. He is abruptly laid off from his job, endangering his family's financial security.
Michael MacCauley (Neeson) is your average commuter, who's about to have a very bad day. Approached by a mysterious woman (Vera Farmiga), he's given a choice: do "one small thing" for a huge...