When the driver took the limousine in the beginning, there was a story of a driver who slit his wife's throat in the back of the vehicle.
At the end of the film, he leaves the limo on the railroad tracks, but I couldn't see into the car.
Were there bodies, or was that just flowers?
Regardless, I thought that the film was good, but it could have been really good with some better writing or editing.
"Free to those that can afford it, very expensive to those that can't."
Only the flowers were in the back seat.
So, I guess he must have killed someone else child in the drunk driving crash. The one that was singing in the choir in the flashback. The child has Red hair and not Black. When he finally loses his mind, he "pictures" placing the two people that he loves more than anything in the world in the back seat to die with him. He has emotionally lost them so why not physically. Because of the fight in the front yard when he brings his daughter home at night.
His ghost/spirit is walking away from life. When he's about to get a second chance.
"..I'll get my cape..."
"..I wanna put dem paws on him. Dig that.."
Only the flowers were in the back seat......His ghost/spirit is walking away from life. When he's about to get a second chance
LOL
"..I'll get my cape..."
"..I wanna put dem paws on him. Dig that.."
Just flowers. The storyline of the limo driver killing his wife actually was bigger in the script. Some of those scenes were shot including the murder. Some scenes not shot due to budget and time. So most of that story was left out of the film.
Understand what you saw on film was not exactly what was written. Many scenes were not shot due to time and budget.