Changing Lanes (10/10) Movie CLIP - I Found the Edge (2002) HD

CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Gavin (Ben Affleck) confronts his father-in-law (Sydney Pollack) about the legitimacy of his legal actions.

FILM DESCRIPTION:
Director Roger Michell follows up the hit romantic comedy Notting Hill (1999) with this thought-provoking thriller. Ben Affleck and Samuel L. Jackson star, respectively, as Gavin Banek and Doyle Gibson, two New York men whose lives become accidentally intertwined in a Good Friday fender bender on the FDR Drive. Late for a crucial appointment, hotshot lawyer Gavin tosses Doyle a blank check and leaves the scene, while Doyle, whose car is inoperable, is late for a court-appointed custody hearing. A recovering alcoholic, Doyle's tardiness doesn't sit well with the judge, who - sick of waiting for Gipson - grants custody to Doyle's ex-wife in Doyle's absence. The situation worsens when it becomes evident that Doyle has an equally important file belonging to Gavin, which proves that an elderly man gave Banek's firm power-of-attorney over his foundation. So begins an escalating war of words and deeds between the two men. Soon, egged on by an associate (Toni Collette), Gavin hires a "fixer" (Dylan Baker) to destroy Doyle's credit, forcing Doyle to fire back with some cunning moves of his own. Changing Lanes co-stars William Hurt, Sydney Pollack, and Toni Collette.

CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (2002)
Cast: Ben Affleck, Sydney Pollack, Amanda Peet, Tina Sloan
Director: Roger Michell
Producers: Scott Aversano, Ronald M. Bozman, Scott Rudin, Adam Schroeder
Screenwriters: Chap Taylor, Michael Tolkin

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[davidlouis]

another powerful scene from a powerful movie. this film should be seen by every human being on earth. especially every male.

[recht_voor_zijn_raap]

18 years old and still relevant.
Awesome movie

[Comictalent]

Sydney Pollack became so good at playing these corrupt power types late in his career (Eyes Wide Shut, Changing Lanes, Michael Clayton etc.). He was always a good director and I'm sure directing other actors helped him too.

[peterfrank]

I wish the local movies in my country could be this thoughtful and complex.

[inferno]

The movie is very inspiring and I really like the ending

[inferno]

The older I am, the more I like about this movie.

[michaelyuan]

I saw this movie after graduating from law school when it first came out. It turned out to be a description of similar things I would encounter throughout life. Integrity is a constant challenge everywhere no matter what job or country. Unlike in the movie, doing the right thing does not always pan out. But you do it anyway. Otherwise, why live? I think we live only once and therefore have only one chance to do it right in life. That should be reason enough.

[FloridaDragon]

One of my favorite moves ever. Awesome scene

[torferguson]

This scene has me fist pumping every viewing. Crazy wife and father in law getting owned I love it. Great film

[JasonGafar]

The face expression of the other lawyer says it all. hahahaha. Affleck did the right thing, though.

[johnwilko]

Fantastic, underrated movie. Ben Affleck, so powerful. Hope you get better soon.

[dexternelson]

The best part of that scene was after he asked her if she can live on the edge with him. She lips were literally quivering. I don't think that in her world there was anyone who ever stood up to her father.

[Sam-K]

It didn't make much sense to me when I first saw it. After all, I was just a teenager.
But now, in my mid 30s with firsthand experience of how the world operates, this is a very, very powerful scene indeed.
This is how you get to the top, by stepping on tails, by pushing people aside, by crushing everything that stands in your way.
But at the end of the day, you've got to ask yourself if it was all worth it?

[EddieFelson]

This movies meaning applies to everyone. Anyone who says otherwise is in denial.

[tommym]

She is thinking of ordering the snapper. Just so you all understand.

[Dre-xcno]

damn good movie! Batman vs. Nick Fury.

[timturko]

This is where Gavin goes from a beta to an Alpha to a sigma male in less than one minute!!!

[leonardobraynen]

They dont make movies like this anymore- showing consequences of actions and decisions.

Thats missing from this world today in Oct 2023/the entire 2020s decade in 1 word:

*ACCOUNTBILITY.*

[jezzylawson]

That look Pollack gives Affleck at the hate!

[sniffableandirresistble]

Snapper line was weird ... lol 🤣 too comedic!!