The Purge

The Purge (2013)

Ending / spoiler

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The Polite Leader stabs James and he bleeds to death in front of his family. The Polite Leader comes to finish the job, but he is killed by the Sandins family's daughter, Zoe at the last second. The family thinks they are safe until the Sandins' neighbors show up, who broke in through the broken doors and windows. The neighbors then decide to kill the remaining family members, but the man Charlie let into the house disarms them. Mary tells them all that they will wait out the rest of the night and no-one else will die. When the Purge ends, the neighbors leave, one leaving with less teeth and a broken nose. The man who saved them leaves too and Mary thanks him for saving her and her kids.

moviedragon

More mistakes in The Purge

James Sandin: Tonight allows people a release for all the hatred and violence that they keep up inside them.
Charlie Sandin: Why don't you guys kill someone tonight?
James Sandin: Because we don't feel the need to, Charlie.

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Question: Why didn't those purge people just go find someone else? Why waste all their time on one house and why did the girls go around in flimsy dresses and barefoot on a cold night?

Rob245

Answer: These purgers are pretty crazy. They were hunting this person, a homeless man, and they wanted to kill him specifically. They wanted their prize, the trophy of their hunt. And they won't let anyone stop them as it's their right. So being blocked from their target only increases their desire.

lionhead

Answer: Shortly after letting the black guy into their house, the gang leader tells James that he (the black man) killed one of their members, and they wanted revenge.

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