I certainly don't mind leaving something to the imagination but this ending is too wide open. How does this DEA agent get away with leaving the scene of a crime, WITH a bad guy (and money) and sailing off into the sunset?? Doesn't make sense without some kind of rational explanation of what happens to the crooked agent, etc. Other than that it was a good film - gave it a 7
shareNo one knew they were going to be there though. The only official that knew they would all be there was the corrupt DEA agent. I'm assuming that Liam Neeson's character tipped off the FBI.
Edit: Just watched this movie again last night and it's Helvenshaw, the corrupt DEA agent, who calls the FBI but as far as we know, he doesn't tell them what all is happening at the bust. Like who is going to be there. He tells the FBI after he runs into the real ones outside. We can assume he tells them what was going on but when they get back to where the meeting was, no one is around and therefore they think he was lying.