Favorite Final Shots
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I have to agree with Mookyman!
When I saw the title of this thread the only movie that popped in my mind was "Invasion of the body snatchers" (1978). I must have been 11 or 12 years old when I saw it on tv and that last shot of Donald Sutherland stayed in my head a long, long time...
When I saw the title of this thread the only movie that popped in my mind was "Invasion of the body snatchers" (1978). I must have been 11 or 12 years old when I saw it on tv and that last shot of Donald Sutherland stayed in my head a long, long time...
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2001: A Space Odyssey
E.T. The Extraterrestrial
Vertigo
The Godfather
Citizen Kane
The Iron Giant
The Empire Strikes Back
Casablanca
Some Like it Hot
E.T. The Extraterrestrial
Vertigo
The Godfather
Citizen Kane
The Iron Giant
The Empire Strikes Back
Casablanca
Some Like it Hot
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Originally posted by Josh
I have to agree with Mookyman!
When I saw the title of this thread the only movie that popped in my mind was "Invasion of the body snatchers" (1978). I must have been 11 or 12 years old when I saw it on tv and that last shot of Donald Sutherland stayed in my head a long, long time...
I have to agree with Mookyman!
When I saw the title of this thread the only movie that popped in my mind was "Invasion of the body snatchers" (1978). I must have been 11 or 12 years old when I saw it on tv and that last shot of Donald Sutherland stayed in my head a long, long time...
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From: Chicago
Primal Fear.
Average movie with an excellent performance by Norton, but I can't be the only one who found the last shot highly symobolic...right?
Average movie with an excellent performance by Norton, but I can't be the only one who found the last shot highly symobolic...right?
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Dear Ndugu
I'll second
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Straight Story
Citizen Kane
Godfather
Casablanca
Pulp Fiction
I'll add...
Cool Hand Luke
Antz
Hustler
The Big Night
Annie Hall
Good, Bad and Ugly
Manchurian Candidate
Wild Strawberries
The Graduate
Harold & Maude
and most recently... About Schmidt (now I have to find a woman who'll allow me to name our first child Ndugu
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Straight Story
Citizen Kane
Godfather
Casablanca
Pulp Fiction
I'll add...
Cool Hand Luke
Antz
Hustler
The Big Night
Annie Hall
Good, Bad and Ugly
Manchurian Candidate
Wild Strawberries
The Graduate
Harold & Maude
and most recently... About Schmidt (now I have to find a woman who'll allow me to name our first child Ndugu
Last edited by MaudlinHarold; 02-09-03 at 08:55 AM.
#91
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Gotta love the last shot of Clerks, especially the way the song sets in as it fades.
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Dick - Kirsten Dunst & Michelle Williams slobbering over those lollipops inscribed with the movie's name 
The Thing (1982) - the burning compound fade-off to the strains of Carpenter's depressing score.
There's Something About Mary - Jonathan Richman gets sniped

The Thing (1982) - the burning compound fade-off to the strains of Carpenter's depressing score.
There's Something About Mary - Jonathan Richman gets sniped
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At the risk of being obscure, have anyone seen JSA: Joint Security Area yet? It's a military thriller flick from South Korea. I thought the movie was just okay until the last final shot. It's not a plot twist as in The Usual Suspects but it's just a shot that captures the idea of the whole movie perfectly.
The DVD packaging from CJ Entertainment (here ) has the last shot framed on the inside sleeve of the DVD case and it looks awesome. For those who have seen the movie, it captures its essence, but it won't spoil anything for those who hasn't seen it
The DVD packaging from CJ Entertainment (here ) has the last shot framed on the inside sleeve of the DVD case and it looks awesome. For those who have seen the movie, it captures its essence, but it won't spoil anything for those who hasn't seen it
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Originally posted by kenny79
Most have outstanding musical accompaniment as well.
Most have outstanding musical accompaniment as well.
Traffic (as the camera pans from BDT to the baseball game under the lights)
some others mentioned that I agree w/:
About Schmidt (the ending was one of the few parts of the movie that I enjoyed - very touching)
Field of Dreams (I know a lot of people think it's sappy, but as she turns on the lights for Ray and his dad, its just about perfect, particularly combined w/ the music)
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From: Hawaii, USA
Originally posted by nazz
This one's a bit obscure but who remembers...
Electra Glide in Blue with Robert Blake as the motorcycle cop?
This one's a bit obscure but who remembers...
Electra Glide in Blue with Robert Blake as the motorcycle cop?
#98
I thought I already responded to this thread...Guess not. Anyways, I agree with:
THIRD MAN
PLANET/APES (original)
2001
BRAZIL
plus:
SCARFACE ('83)
THE COLOR PURPLE
BLACK CHRISTMAS
THE CHINESE CONNECTION
SUPERMAN THE MOVIE
TRUE ROMANCE
SLEEPAWAY CAMP
THE DOORS
GET ON THE BUS
THE FULL MONTY
THX-1138
THIRD MAN
PLANET/APES (original)
2001
BRAZIL
plus:
SCARFACE ('83)
THE COLOR PURPLE
BLACK CHRISTMAS
THE CHINESE CONNECTION
SUPERMAN THE MOVIE
TRUE ROMANCE
SLEEPAWAY CAMP

THE DOORS
GET ON THE BUS
THE FULL MONTY
THX-1138



