"What Are Your Favorite Movie Endings of All-Time (spoilers)"
Please list the movie in the subject and the ending in the body to protect everyone from being spoiled from a really good ending. ------------------- "Fuck yo couch, nigga!" - Tom Cruise
After realizing he's out of gas and the mist (which harbors WEIRD ASS DEADLY INSECT/CRUSTACEAN/REPTILIAN beasties) The protagonist looks at his gun - 5 bullets. The passengers all look at each other - after having witnessed ppl getting ripped to shreds and used as living incubators for the beasties bastard extradimensional offspring they decide to go out by they're own hand. But there's 6 of them, including the protagonist's own son.
They hear the roaring of an approaching beast, the camera pans away. 5 Gunshots are heard. The protagonist leaves the vehicle obviously emotionally distraught (he just shot his son) and screams at the beasts, who until now seem to respond to sound. "Come and get my you fuckers!" The roaring intensifies as something huge approaches.
But wait, the mist begins to clear the roaring are US Army tanks. The cavarly has come- about 5 minutes too late, and the protagonist slumps to his knees crying and screaming, realizing he will have to live the rest of his life with what has just happened.
>I was >watching yelling at the TV like "no, no, noooo don't do that, >no" > >Great film, that's my favorite out of the trilogy. > >Lady Vengeance was cool, but oldboy was the best.
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A savagely-beaten Django has been reduced to walking agony and despair and finds himself in a virtual death trap inside the town cemetery. A group of six or seven menacing-looking men are standing across from him with their guns squarely drawn. Seemingly unable to protect himself, Django's hands have been so badly broken they're now nothing but pulp and bandages. Fortunately, he has removed his trigger guard, thus freeing up some maneuverability with his weapon. Next, he props his shooter on the horizontal bar of a graveyard cross, as the men on the hill continue to throw down threat after threat and begin to clasp their own guns with great purpose. Then, suddenly, in a rapid and unrelenting burst of fire, Django dedicates a bullet for each of his would-be assassins. The men fall swiftly and bluntly to the ground, blood pouring out all over. After the effect of these shots has soaked in, there is silence on the screen and a close-up of our mangled hero's weary face. Cue the theme song.
When Scottie realizes he has been the dupe of a complex murder plot he attempts to cure himself of his vertigo & expose the truth by revisiting the scene of Madeleine's death. A nun approaches from behind in the dark & is mistake for the ghost of Madeleine scaring Judy who stumbles back out the window & falls to her death.
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Don't Look Now tells the story of an English couple, Laura and John Baxter whose young daughter has recently drowned in a tragic accident at home. Their grief threatens to destroy the marriage. Seeking a change of scenery and an opportunity to work through their sense of loss, they take a "working vacation" to Venice, Italy, where John has been contracted to restore an ancient church. While John attends to this project, Laura is befriended by two strange elderly sisters who claim that they are in psychic contact with the Baxters' dead daughter. Laura is drawn to the sisters, but John finds their influence on her unsettling and suspects them of deceit.
John catches glimpses of a childlike figure in red raingear who resembles his lost daughter, although the figure vanishes whenever John pursues it. He begins to question his own sanity and that of his wife as Laura appears to be completely under the command of the sisters, who in turn suggest that John shares their gift of communication with the dead.
In the final scene John chases the little child in the raincoat (who he thinks could be his dead daughter) that he's seen for the whole film and then ......the movie springs one last terror on you. That face under the red raincoat is no child, and it will stay in your nightmares for days. lol
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24. "Trilogy of Terror - Amelia...." In response to Reply # 0
A young woman purchases her boyfriend, an anthropology student, the perfect birthday gift a Zuni doll statue, equipped with razor sharp teeth and a spear.
She places the Zuni doll on a coffee table whilst she telephones her mother, accidentally breaking a necklace ahanging around the dolls neck at the time. Attached to the necklace is a small notice mentioning a Zuni curse within the doll which will take effect if the necklace is removed.
Amelia is then attacked by the doll which has come to life, and is chased about the house by the doll who brandishes weapons such as a large carving knife in it's pursuit of it's victim.
Amelia eventually manages to trick the Zuni doll into leaping into the oven, where she attempts to end the dolls rampage by cooking it alive. Upon checking the doll by opening the oven door, the dolls spirit is released and overcomes Amelia, who transforms into evil. Amelia's new evil incarnation grabs the carving knife, and stabs the floor repeatedly in wait for her mother.
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26. "The Empire Strikes Back......." In response to Reply # 0
Lethal fight scenes, great dialogue ("I love you." "I know."), a traitorous Billy Dee, and the biggest paternal twist in sci-fi history. And finally Han Solo is still frozen, and he's not getting out 'til the next movie! What!? Empire turned George Lucas' universe on its ear, raising his franchise's bar to a height no Star Wars sequel or prequel managed to touch.
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41. "I stood up and clapped in my living room when I saw this one" In response to Reply # 27
Hands down one of the best
<-- Dave Thomas knows what's up... __________________________
Jay: Look here homie, any nigga can get a hit record. This here is about respect. Game: Like Gladys Knight. Jay: Aretha Franklin. Game: Word, I like her too. Jay: Nigga...
28. "Memento................." In response to Reply # 0
Our sympathetic hero commits an abrupt, cold-blooded, and vengeful murder, entirely to serve his own purposes. He's not the Leonard we thought we knew. And major bonus points for it coming at both the very beginning and the end of the movie, which are actually the ending and the beginning.
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31. "No spoilers: Before Sunset, Stalker (1979), L'eclisse; La Jetee" In response to Reply # 0
Election (To; 2005) There Will Be Blood Zodiac Trouble Every Day A Brighter Summer Day Professione: reporter aka The Passenger (1975)
Co-sign some others earlier mentioned:
Late Spring; The Son; Paris, Texas; NCFOM
These for the final images (some short, some really short), not so much to do w/ plot, but w/ mood, theme, story:
Friday Night (Denis; 2002) Goodbye Dragon Inn Three Colors: Blue The Death of Mister Lazarescu What Time Is It There? I Don't Want To Sleep Alone Il Posto
Evil Dead The Pursuit of Happyness The Usual Suspects Snatch The Color Purple Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Pulp Fiction The Game Se7en Fight Club
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