Road House 1989 Ending Explained: What Happens To Dalton & The Double Deuce
Road House has been known as mindless action and fun for years, but the true meaning of its ending actually reveals surprisingly deep messages.
With a story and screenplay by David Lee Henry and direction from Rowdy Herrington, Road House is a 1989 Action release starring Patrick Swayze in the lead role. Swayze steps into the shoes of James Dalton, a bouncer that is hired by a club owner to provide security for the establishment.
Road House has been known as mindless action and fun for years, but the true meaning of its ending actually reveals surprisingly deep messages.
A tough bouncer is hired to tame a dirty bar.
The original 1989 Road House movie may contain many iconic Patrick Swayze fight scenes, but a Francis Ford Coppola film holds his best.
One Patrick Swayze movie trend is missing from the 2024 remake of Road House, but an upcoming sequel to another one of his movies can bring it back.
From minor plot points to whole entire characters, the 2024 Road House remake leaves out quite a few details from the original 1989 movie.
A sequel to Amazon's Road House has the chance to bring back OG cast member Sam Elliott, as a character who was already set up by the 2024 reboot.
Jake Gyllenhaal will likely reprise his role as Dalton in a sequel to Road House, and the original movie shows the best way for him to return.
Sam Elliott looks very different in Road House than he does in most of his movies, and there's one reason he's so hard to identify as Wade Garrett.
Though most of the Road House remake characters have similar counterparts in Patrick Swayze's original movie, one incredible 1989 character is absent.
Road House 2024 ends with a brutal brawl, with the remake's finale correcting a couple of mistakes made by the Patrick Swayze-fronted original.
Prime Video reveals the Road House remake's streaming viewership numbers and it proved to be a massive hit after various controversies.
A new Road House movie doesn't come around very often, and if the next installment follows the same release pattern than it won't arrive until 2041.
Amazon's 2024 Road House remake made the same unfortunate mistake with the counterpart of a certain character from the original 1989 movie.
The 2024 remake of Road House replaces most of the characters from the 1989 original, and the new versions have a few important differences.
Although the Road House remake presents itself as a self-contained movie, it draws many subtle references and easter eggs to the original 1989 film.
Almost all of the prominent cast members from the original Road House movie continued acting after 1989, though some have since passed away.
Road House offers action similar to other great films in the genre, selections that are ideal for fans of the Jake Gyllenhaal remake.
Age played a big part in Dalton and Wade's friendship dynamic in the original Road House, but Swayze and Elliott weren't actually far apart in age.
Road House 2024 remake sees Dalton asking for black coffee and getting Cuban coffee instead, prompting questions about the differences between them.
The 2024 Prime Video remake of Road House gives Gyllenhaal's Dalton a new backstory, differing him from the original Patrick Swayze character.
Dalton was played by Patrick Swayze in the original Road House and Jake Gyllenhaal in the 2024 remake, but there are some key character differences.
Sadly, the 2024 remake of the 1989 film Road House did not feature a reference to the original movie's most famous (and brutal) fight scene.