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- In the final moments of the movie, Lt. Frank Grimes escorts John to the courtroom. The jury finds John innocent on the charges of attempted murder and armed criminal action since his gun had no bullets and he threw the sniper’s gun away on public display.
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Apr 30, 2022 · April 30, 2022. Have heart, be positive. At the end of the crisis, that is the lesson from the 2002 medical thriller kidnapping movie ‘John Q.’ Actor-director Nick Cassavetes infuses a brooding urgency into the story. What begins as a straightforward hostage-taking scenario erupts into a nationwide humanitarian crisis.
Sep 21, 2023 · In the film’s climactic ending, John Q Archibald, played by Denzel Washington, finds himself in a tense standoff with law enforcement inside the hospital where his son is being treated. John has taken the emergency room hostage in an attempt to force doctors to perform a life-saving heart transplant on his son, who has been denied treatment ...
Ending. Plot. F**k Marry Kill. Denzel wants to commit suicide in order to give his son a heart. He lays down on the operating table, pulls out his gun, and shoots but nothing happens because he put the lock on earlier. Then his wife tells him that they have a heart, and it ends up being from the girl who got in the crash at the beginning!
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May 1, 2022 · ‘John Q’ (2002) Movie Review and Ending, Explained – Have an optimistic attitude and a strong heart. That is the lesson from the 2002 medical thriller kidnapping film ‘John Q.’ at the end of the crisis. The story is given a sombre urgency by actor-director Nick Cassavetes.
Feb 15, 2002 · "John Q" succeeds everywhere just about except in its ending. The ending is a major mistake that took away from some of the good things accomplished before the final ten minutes. Washington, arguably better here than in recent triumphs like "Training Day" (an Oscar-winning role) and "Antwone Fisher", goes to an even higher plateau here.
