worst movie ending ~ever~ ?
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Soooo true!No Country for Old Men
The movie quit at the motel swimming pool part…I was so looking forward to a final showdown…but nothing.0 -
If given the chance, I will always watch the ending of a movie first, and then go back and watch it from the beginning. My theory is - if the ending looks like it sucks (even without knowing what the movie is about) I can then watch from the beginning, keeping in mind the ending - like not getting attached to a charachter who doesn't get to live happily ever after.
Case in point - The Departed. ~great~ movie, but if I didn't know the end when i watched the whole thing, the ending would have pissed me off. The departed was my "worst ending ever" movie. But I think we got a new winner!
The Mist. Admittedly not the greatest creature flick. The ending, however, wow, I can't even put it into words. It's heartbreaking. I was stunned. I sat there just a little shocked waching the credits roll. Did that really just happen??
Does anyone have any other contenders?
Just wanted to say I loved The Mist and I thought the end was incredible. That's some real horror there!
Never saw it but after reading the story close to 15 years ago I had to see how they ended the movie.
In the short story it ends with them in the car and barely catching a radio broadcast to let them know there were other survivors(think it was a Hartford Ct station) so they had hope but that was the end.
Sounds like the movie was maybe better.
The Stephen King books I have read really sometimes are difficult to adapt.
"IT" for example,the movie is okay but loses a lot and the ending was terrible compared to the book.0 -
NIght is one of my FAVORITE!!!!! I watch all of his stuff... Lady in the Water is better when you watch it the second time... The first time I was like :huh: through the whole movie... The second time, it was more like a hilariously bad comedy...:laugh: So, I can appreciate it now"Lady in the Water".
Does anyone remember this movie?
I thought cool... M. Night Shyamalan...
Then at the end this Huge bird flies in outta nowhere and carries her away... What the heck is that even about?0 -
Eyes Wide Shut..... You could replace the U with an I.
The whole movie was bad (and long) and, at the end, I was going to phone the producers and ask for the three hours of my life back........0 -
Thatentire movie sucked.I didn't care for the ending to "the village". There were so many other ways to go with that one, but I ended up feeling a little bummed.0 -
The one where denzel Washington is hunting down a demon, and he gets himself possessed and kills himself in the woods to kill the demon, and it gets away in a stupid lynx. Arrgghhhh!!!0
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"Lady in the Water".
Does anyone remember this movie?
I thought cool... M. Night Shyamalan...
Then at the end this Huge bird flies in outta nowhere and carries her away... What the heck is that even about?
IMO, all of his movies since the 6th sense qualify for this award0 -
"remember me" with robert pattinson...the movie wasnt all the great to begin with then came the ending...totally left me with a 'WTH!? i did NOT see that coming' response.0
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1. Any M. Night shamalan movie except the Sixth Sense.
2. IT
3. The new The Thing
4. The first Paranormal Activity. Either ending. They both sucked.
one more and I am done...
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I'm going to have to jump on the "The Village" bandwagon...0
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The Lord of the Ring trilogy!
I love the books, love the story, the movies were awesome, right up to the end..
where it felt like they spent a half hour just showing these stupid folks smiling back and forth at each other! Definately call it the smiley movie, such an out of touch way to end things.
OMG, yes!!!! Longest ending ever. I almost sporked my eyes out out of boredom!
Saving Private Ryan. I hate cheesy movie endings!
I totally agree with both of these, and want to smear a little topping of the 80's movie 'Fatal Attraction' where Michael Douglas is drowning and choking Glenn Close to death in the bathtub and then she rises up out of the water like a zombie so the betrayed wife gets to shoot her. Give me a break!0 -
Any horror movie in which the big bad doesn't get run through a wood chipper and then salted and burned is terrible.0
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"The Perfect Storm"
Hey, let's spend two hours watching how these brave men conquer their struggles at sea only to have them all drown at the end.
Really?
Well that's how it ended in real life. I'm sure their families would have loved for the ending to be different for you too.0 -
The Departed...way too easy!!! During the whole movie I was trying to find out how the problem will be solved, and here is what they found, lets just kill everybody.0
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Jackie Brown. Worst ending to the worst movie ever. I kept waiting for something to happen but no, she just sits there for 5 minutes. Oh Quentin Tarantino, you just think you so clever.0
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I felt the same with The Perfect Storm. I didn't know it was a true story. If I'd known, I probably wouldn't have watched it. Same with Braveheart. I'm not a history major. I don't know how every story/historical accounting of everything ends. I didn't know.
Also hated the end of City of Angels.
The worst for me was Pay It Forward. I had to sit in the theater bawling my eyes out until everyone else was gone so I wasn't so embarrassed.
I'm seeing a theme here..............I obviously don't like movies that don't have happy endings! LOL0 -
"The Perfect Storm"
Hey, let's spend two hours watching how these brave men conquer their struggles at sea only to have them all drown at the end.
Really?
That's a good one for the list too. Horrible.
OK, y'all know that was a true story, right? It's not like they could change the ending.
My thoughts exactly. I'm sure their famillies would have preferred a happier ending as well.0 -
"remember me" with robert pattinson...the movie wasnt all the great to begin with then came the ending...totally left me with a 'WTH!? i did NOT see that coming' response.
I loved the ending, so sad. The weird thing was I randomly decided to Redbox it on September 11th. My mom had told me to watch it and that was the day I chose to rent it. After I watched it, I called her freaked out and she said, "I thought'd you heard about the ending so you decided to wait until today to watch it." I hadn't - it was completely random. Scared me so much.0 -
coverfield..0
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Atonement. Left me feeling sad and angry that I even watched the movie.
Ughhh atonement had the worst ending EVER. That and ladder 49. That movie makes me cry soooo hard.0 -
Mulholland Drive..... what's weirder is, I really like the movie - I was just totally confused throughout the entire thing.0
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Atonement. Left me feeling sad and angry that I even watched the movie.
I absolutely loved Atonement, but the end was so heartbreaking. The scene at the very end where the two of them are running around on the beach being happy, and you know it never actually happened... that was crushing. But I don't think that makes it a bad movie.0 -
The Mist. Admittedly not the greatest creature flick. The ending, however, wow, I can't even put it into words. It's heartbreaking. I was stunned. I sat there just a little shocked waching the credits roll. Did that really just happen??
The Mist, BY FAR has the best ending ever made. The movie is AMAZING. Its not a creature movie its a movie about human nature. IT has a deeper meaning.
This is true, When I say it was "terrible" I mean it was so terrible it was amazing. I was so disturbed by the ending that it took a while to get it out of my system. That is what makes a movie great.
The Mist movie was based on an original short story by the infamous Stephen King. Knowing that... the ending made perfect sense
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Friday Night Lights, the movie. They lost the damn game, you're not supposed to spend 2 hours watching a movie about a football team and then they lose the damn game.0
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Thelma and Louise - stupid, as if two mature grown *kitten* women are going to drive off a cliff.
The Notebook - I hate it because they changed the ending of the movie from the book. I hate when they do that with book to movie productions.0 -
The Mist was horrible the events which took place at the end but it didn't make me dislike the movie. I appreciated it not "ending on a high note" and being a bit different from the standard Hollywood ending. Godawful depressing though, eh?
Now, The Departed, on the other hand, it wasn't the events so much as the very last scene which really made me shake my damn head. The rat? C'mon now. Cliché much? I don't like the pandering to the lowest common denominator crap.0 -
Atonement. Left me feeling sad and angry that I even watched the movie.
I absolutely loved Atonement, but the end was so heartbreaking. The scene at the very end where the two of them are running around on the beach being happy, and you know it never actually happened... that was crushing. But I don't think that makes it a bad movie.
I don't see a sad ending as a bad ending - to me a bad ending is one that makes me feel annoyed like I wasted my time, want my $ back from the theater bad.0 -
Knowing - with Nicolas Cage0
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http://www.imdb.com/media/rm2233572608/tt0412019
Broken Flowers
It was an independent flick, so maybe I should have known better, but it was so bad. At the end, I wasn't the only one pissed off. The woman in front of me said, "WTF" as the credits rolled up. HAHA.0 -
High Tension.
The worst, most pointless, most piece of garbage twist ending ever filmed.0
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