Worst Ending Ever?
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Originally posted by taa455
Another ending I hated was "O" (Josh Hartnett, Julia Stiles). The whole thing was pretty terrible, but that ending was utter nonsense. What a waste that was!
Another ending I hated was "O" (Josh Hartnett, Julia Stiles). The whole thing was pretty terrible, but that ending was utter nonsense. What a waste that was!
How dare you question my endings?!?
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Both lord of the rings movies. The movies were awesome don't get me wrong but the endings didn't leave anything to the imagination to look forward to in the next one.. just some hobbits walking off in the distance
i know i'm gonna get flamed for this one but go ahead.. i've read the books so it's not that i didn't like it.. just the ending wasn't that good
i know i'm gonna get flamed for this one but go ahead.. i've read the books so it's not that i didn't like it.. just the ending wasn't that good
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Sincere question for glassdragon: considering that you've read the books, how would you have ended the LOTR films? I personally thought that ending FOTR at the first chapter of the second book worked a lot better than ending it were the book ended.
As for me, my standard response for these threads is Contact.
As for me, my standard response for these threads is Contact.
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Originally posted by bothanspy
Wow, if you wanted to find anything redeeming about GF III, it certainly has to be the ending. the ending was perfect.
Wow, if you wanted to find anything redeeming about GF III, it certainly has to be the ending. the ending was perfect.
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Originally posted by Groucho
As for me, my standard response for these threads is Contact.
As for me, my standard response for these threads is Contact.
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Originally posted by Fok
First "Vanilla Sky" post.
First "Vanilla Sky" post.
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Originally posted by audrey
To each his own…personally I find the ending to Contact satisfying; it reinforces the underlying theme of
and remains faithful to the spirit of Sagan’s vision.
To each his own…personally I find the ending to Contact satisfying; it reinforces the underlying theme of
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I have to admit I like some of the endings mentioned here though. Both The Devil's advocate and Arlington Road I do like, but like many I did not like the ending to A.I.
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If you turn off the DVD like I do immediately after the pod gets trapped under the ferris wheel, then the ending is brilliant.
If you stay for the controversial, doesn't-quite-work coda, then yes, AI ends poorly.
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What's wrong with me? I loved the ending to A.I., such a melancholy feeling. For a cheesy movie, I thought the ending to The Devil's Advocate was appropriate. I also liked the endings to Vanilla Sky and Arlington Road.
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Originally posted by Jericho
I always hated the ending to Contact as well. And you're right, I do believe it helps the underlying theme of the movie, but it also ignores common logic.
I always hated the ending to Contact as well. And you're right, I do believe it helps the underlying theme of the movie, but it also ignores common logic.
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Man, I thought the ending of "The Firm" was horrid. The ending in the book was far, far superior and I wish they would've held to that more closely.
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I like all of "Arlington Road", especially the ending. While it may have been logistically a stretch, it was a gutsy ending.
The ending of "Wisdom" has always lingered in my mind as one of those frustrating experiences.
The ending of "Wisdom" has always lingered in my mind as one of those frustrating experiences.
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I agree
Originally posted by steelcurtain
Man, I thought the ending of "The Firm" was horrid. The ending in the book was far, far superior and I wish they would've held to that more closely.
Man, I thought the ending of "The Firm" was horrid. The ending in the book was far, far superior and I wish they would've held to that more closely.
I hated the ending to Kevin Costner's Revenge.
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Originally posted by Groucho
Sincere question for glassdragon: considering that you've read the books, how would you have ended the LOTR films? I personally thought that ending FOTR at the first chapter of the second book worked a lot better than ending it were the book ended.
As for me, my standard response for these threads is Contact.
Sincere question for glassdragon: considering that you've read the books, how would you have ended the LOTR films? I personally thought that ending FOTR at the first chapter of the second book worked a lot better than ending it were the book ended.
As for me, my standard response for these threads is Contact.
Do not read unless you've read the book or want stuff given away.
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Originally posted by Chew9
Kevin Costner's 1987 "No Way Out"
Kevin Costner's 1987 "No Way Out"
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The last 20 minutes of Cube 2: Hypercube were god awful. The film started out pretty good...
The last 20 minutes of Cube 2: Hypercube not only raped the previous 70 minutes of the film, but also raped everything that the first Cube stood for.
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The last 20 minutes of Cube 2: Hypercube not only raped the previous 70 minutes of the film, but also raped everything that the first Cube stood for.



