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Posts: 1515 (04/07/09 2:12 AM) |
"The Breakfast Club" is a great movie with a horrible final ten (or so) minutes.
Essentially, by the time Bender crawls into the ceiling for the second time to return to the closet where Mr. Vernon imprisoned him, it's time to turn the movie off. |
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Posts: 1160 (04/07/09 2:18 AM) |
Some others:
West Side Story- the ending was rushed and underdeveloped The Birth of a Nation- KKK heralded as saviors The Magnificent Ambersons- studios butchered the ending much like Blade Runner and Brazil, but those two movies got their better endings back, Orson Wells wasn't so lucky Public Enemy- the government had to put up a lecture board after the film talking about how crime doesn't pay; I don't know if you would consider this part of the movie though Red River- OMG, how could I forget this movie's ending; 2nd worst in cinematic history Zulu- the Zulu warriors line-up and give a warrior's salute to the British imperialists with guns, uh-huh An Affair to Remember- the final reconciliation scene is so problematic, too many qualms to list Million Dollar Baby- so artificial, so submitted to the academy, guess it worked but still... ew Great Expectations (1946- David Lean)- Pip rips the curtains off Estella's windows and they run off into the sunset literally, lol wtf My Man Godfrey- I hate when they just throw together the two main characters at the end for a fake Hollywood ending; I mean Carole Lombard is SO annoying in this movie, bratty and spoiled, and she has no chemistry with William Powell's character; their relationship is also a slap in the face to the whole premise of the movie |
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Posts: 52 (04/07/09 2:31 AM) |
If you watched a film named Doubt, and expected to know with certainty the truth by the end of the film, then you only misled yourself and kind of missed the
point.
And anyone who didn't like the way No Country for Old Men ended was probably surprised at the end of Titanic. |
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Posts: 1161 (04/07/09 2:38 AM) |
No Country replaced the narrative with a long pretentious monologue which wasn't even germane to the fabric of the film; thus drawing more attention to its
horribleness.
Don't get me wrong. No Country is an important film in how it fits into the Coen brother cannon, but the ending was dreadful. |
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Posts: 54 (04/07/09 2:45 AM) |
But the monologue was instrumental in tying together the plot & title of the story. Tommy Lee Jones was a sheriff not fit to handle the out-and-out evil
that was Anton Chigurh, and had he not said so (yes, somewhat pretentiously), the point would have been very unobvious.
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Posts: 1090 (04/07/09 6:04 AM) |
Has to be Monty Python and the Holy Grail.� The ending is so abrupt and unsatisfying, you just want to kill yourself. |
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Miles Edgeworth |
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Posts: 1568 (04/07/09 6:44 AM) |
AI should have ended in the water. Why they chose to cotinue that after Ill never know.
Crash also had a horrible ending. Ill post more later when I can think of some more |
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Posts: 1244 (04/07/09 7:55 AM) Registered User |
after I watched "IT" I started hating King, but that was more because of the book. the movie couldn't help being pathetic all the way through.
yet I still watched it.
SAD. |
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kutabeach |
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Posts: 2156 (04/07/09 9:03 AM) |
Was "Sliver" mentioned?
"GET A LIFE!" WTF is that? |
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kutabeach |
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Posts: 2157 (04/07/09 9:13 AM) |
Lozenge3 wrote:I have not seen the movie, but the book ends in the Sheriff's monologue as well. Great book, btw. Most Cormac McCarthy books are awesome. Just wait until the movie for Blood Meridian comes out. That should be some major awesomeness. |
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Posts: 4036 (04/07/09 9:23 AM) Registered User |
NakedWench wrote:IT had a great ending, it was sad and happy at the same time. Gangs of New York was a great film up until the army came in. |
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Posts: 2312 (04/07/09 9:52 AM) Registered User |
star jumper wrote:Precisely. I didn't see Doubt, but am thinking more along the lines of the Sopranos with that one. The emperor has no clothes and that ending sucked, no matter what all the David Chase sycophants screech. |
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Posts: 9463 (04/07/09 10:35 AM) |
I'm glad I'm not the only one that immediately thought A.I. when I saw this thread.
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NiceToAnimals |
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Posts: 11718 (04/07/09 10:43 AM) Registered User |
Pay It Forward.
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Kimbob the Magnificent |
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Posts: 5935 (04/07/09 10:56 AM) Yes, smarter than you |
The Road to Perdition. The ending was so pathetic it took an otherwise good movie and made it totally unmemorable.
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Posts: 11265 (04/07/09 11:18 AM) Registered user |
Zzunk wrote:I thought Christmas only came once a year. 
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Posts: 9464 (04/07/09 11:22 AM) |
That is THE worst line out of any James Bond EVER and there's some cheesy lines in those movies. |
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CBRetriever |
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Posts: 26217 (04/07/09 11:35 AM) MESS member |
Saving Private Ryan - actually most of the latter part of the movie was slow and boring
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hwamf |
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Posts: 3777 (04/07/09 11:44 AM) FAQ bitcher |
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Did they die? Did they escape? I had to draw my own conclusion! |
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UrbanSprawl |
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Posts: 1163 (04/07/09 2:33 PM) |
They died. The movie was pretty clear about that without showing Newman and Redford shot up to bits.
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