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People Are Sharing What Movie Endings Were So Bad, They Ruined The Entire Film (30 Pics)
I know that there are plenty of Pandas here who simply adore movies just like me. So here’s a question for you, folks: what matters more in a film—the journey or the destination? Does a film have to have a decent ending in order to be good? And does a bad, cliched, and tone-deaf ending necessarily ruin what was otherwise a perfectly decent flick?
Well, these people over on Reddit certainly think so. In a viral thread created by Minecraftplayer48, these redditors shared how, in their opinion, some film endings went disastrously wrong and spoiled the entire experience. How bad can things really be? We’re about to find out.
Potentially huuuuge spoilers up ahead, dear Pandas, so read on at your own risk. (Or just, you know, shut your eyes really hard and scroll down blindly as far as you need to go.) Remember to upvote the opinions that you agree with and let us know why you think so in the comments.
I reached out to writer and Bram Stoker Award-winning editor Doug Murano from South Dakota to get his take on what it takes to create a good story and how to craft a great ending. "As strange as it may sound, writing and piloting an airplane share an important similarity: taking off and landing are the parts that are most fraught with peril. These are times of transition and uncertainty. Most competent writers can write a solid middle, but hooking the reader (taking off) and delivering a satisfying ending (landing) often separate the competent from the good and the good from the great," he told Bored Panda. You find the rest of my interview with writer and editor Murano below.
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#1
Signs.
You're telling me that this alien species that is vulnerable to water was trying to invade a planet that is 70% water?
A Cat Named Dragon 4 years ago
Agreed! It was a really fascinating set up only to have a lame letdown ending.
Thorfin Wolfsbane 4 years ago
That the standard equation for M. Night - kind of interesting, but always disappointing.
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Monday 4 years ago
The issue here is they were never supposed to be aliens. They were supposed to be demons, and it would have been holy water that affects them since our protagonist was a former priest. Changes were made and plotholes appeared.
JessG 4 years ago
Oh wow! I didn't know that! That makes a whole lot more sense, would have been interesting to see how it would have turned out in that way.
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Pepper Pots 4 years ago
That was not the point of the movie. It was about "signs", reasons for certain things that at the time one cannot explain, have meanings
Martin Kaine 4 years ago
Exactly. Like why the girl left water glasses everywhere, why the the boy had asthma, why the brother was a baseball player; the movie's message is that everything has a reason for happening.
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Crochet lady 4 years ago
I don't understand why this is considered a bad ending. They didn't know they were allergic to water until they were exposed to it. Duh.
Jjjane20 4 years ago
that's what I thought.. it is like when I didn't know i was allergic to pineapples until I ate piece and my whole body was itchy and my mouth like burning hell. the end was just written by life, right?
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Truth Monster 4 years ago
Mars is a completely hostile environment, but we've got our eye on it for future colonization.
Dynein 4 years ago
That's because it's the easiest destination if we ever want to colonize another planet - mainly due to its proximity. Moreover, all the problems with Mars are the the basic problems with space travel at large (radiation, gravity, atmosphere/oxygen, water). Yeah Mars is hostile, but only as hostile as space is anyway. None of the other planets in the solar system are any better - in fact, plenty are even worse. There's a reason we're considering Mars rather than Venus (Venus does have an atmosphere, but, wowhee, what an atmosphere that is!).
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Niall Mac Iomera 4 years ago
This complaint has always bugged me. It never says the aliens were invading, they could be stranded. Also, humans went to the moon, which is an environment that will instantly kill us. The aliens can survive fairly well on earth. Humans go to inhospitable environments (eg antarctica) all the time.
Jeff Rifkin 4 years ago
But think, if you have never encountered a thing that could kill you, would you know it can kill you?
s. vitkovitsky 4 years ago
Ahat wrecked it for me wasn't the silly ending, but the fact that the aliens who were trying to get in made the same scrabbling noises my raccoon friends made when they were trying to get cat crunchies out of the box.
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#2
Lucy. I hate that movie.
It's a really good concept and movie until the very. It tells the story about a girl that is kidnapped and used as a drug mule for this new drug, but the bag inside her leaks and she gets overdosed. This doesn't kill her though, she's now able to use more than 10% of her brain (which I know is complete bullsh*t cuz we use 100% of our brain but not at the same time) and gets superpowers. Then for some reason she needs to take more of the drug to reach complete usage of her brain and, when she does, she becomes a flash drive. A FLASH DRIVE. SHE BECOMES A FLASH DRIVE
Eslamala 4 years ago
Luc Besson is an acquired taste, but this is definitely one of his worse movies.
Pan Narrans 4 years ago
The fifth element. Somewhat weak or simplistic story but all those little details. To much to mention, but cigarettes with 2/3th filter... And Besson's extra's are usually ordinary ugly people. Not Hollywood style chiselled from marble. I like that!
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Son of Philosoraptor 4 years ago
She merged with the world itself but left the guy information on a flash drive. She didn't become a flash drive.
Graeme Clark 4 years ago
She doesn't become a flash drive, she leaves them a flash drive. You didn't pay attention.
Paul Davis 4 years ago
I had trouble with the entire premise to start with. It is incredibly stupid to think people "only use 10-15-20% of their brains" If that were true the safest possible place to shoot someone would be in the head, you'd have an 80-90% chance of missing anything important. And even worse, in this movie, even though no one in history had ever "used more than 1% of their brains" or whatever, the scientists somehow knew exactly what kind of ludicrous magic abilities someone who used x% more would have. "At 25% she'll be able to fly" "at 50% she'll be able to create things with a thought ... etc. It was just .... so, so stupid.
Matthew Rasanen 4 years ago
This was a science fiction movie with a science fiction premise that made for an interesting concept, even if it is not realistic. It could have been that she was able to multiply the capability of her brain, but that would not have been as interesting a concept, plot-wise. A lot of science fiction is unrealistic, like faster than light speed, time travel, yet we watch those movies eagerly.
Load More Replies... Pepper Pots 4 years ago
Maybe I understood wrong but she becomes like Ultron from Avengers, which is pretty cool
Monika Rhodes 4 years ago
Whatever. I loved that movie. And at what point does she become a flashdrive? There is more to it than turning into a flash drive..
similarly 4 years ago
I love this movie too. Sure the "10% of the brain" is debunked, but it's an entertaining movie, and from what I can see, seems a whole lot of people aren't even using 10%.
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cybermerlin2000 4 years ago
A QUANTUM flash drive. Good luck finding a computer to plug that into
Lisa Johannesson 4 years ago
How was any of that a good concept? 😅 The whole idea is incredibly dated
#3
City Of Angels, where Meg Ryan (human) dies in a bike accident right after Nicolas Cage (angel) decides to give up immortality to be with her
Grumble O'Pug 4 years ago
The WORST remake of Win Wenders masterpiece Wings if Desire. Untouchable. City of Angels is as rotten as the bottom of a dumpster in a fish market. No one can touch Solveig Dommartin (rest in power)
Vicky Z 4 years ago
Yeah that was so disappointing and the way it happened so laughable!! I mean riding a bike in the middle of the road with closed eyes e sorry but you are STUPID!!
moon bug 4 years ago
Yes! It’s how she died that made it so terrible. Like she was happy and the guy just gave up being an angel to be with her and she decided to immediately ride her bike down a highway with her eyes closed!
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Candace Fitzpatrick 4 years ago
THIS!!! Any time the question of ‘worst movie ending’ ever comes up around me, this is the movie. I’ve been saying it for years and nothing has beaten it.
Analyn Lahr 4 years ago
So true! I hated that ending. It's like God was saying to the other angels "THIS is what happens when you fall in love. Don't do it!"
Melissa Peck 4 years ago
That ending made me so angry. I felt that it made watching the movie a waste of time.
Duchess Raven Waves 4 years ago
I sort of........love this movie. It has a certain melancholy about it that I find beautiful. There are parts I still deem stupid but I dunno ya know?
"At the risk of mixing metaphors, good writing places the variables in view and requires the audience to do the math in order to reach full understanding," Murano said.
"When it comes to endings, specifically, I think a lot of writers give into the urge to say too much and do the math for the audience. There's no fun in that—and it's especially disappointing to see it happen when the rest has been well executed," the writer and editor explained to Bored Panda that when writers trust that their audience will be able to put some things together themselves, instead of having everything handed to them on a silver platter. Your readers are smarter than you might think! Give them the chance to prove it to you.
#4
I gotta go with the flying car in Grease
A Cat Named Dragon 4 years ago
What?? OK yeah, you’re right. It was weird. But Danny and Sandy ended up together and isn’t that all that really matters? : )
Random Person 4 years ago
I think sending the message that you have to change who you are to be with the "cool dude" is bad.
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Raven Sheridan 4 years ago
That's because Sandy drowned and died in the beginning. The whole movie was a near death experience, then she and Danny fly off in the car at the end off to heaven, because Danny died too while trying to save her.
Iggy 4 years ago
And the rest of the film was so true to life with its geriatric teenagers, impromptu singing, everyone knowing all the lyrics and dance moves...
JessG 4 years ago
Well, it is a musical after all. One has to suspend disbelief on those. For musicals, the singing is actually conversation with self or others about a situation. So you have to think it's just talking not singing. The singing (obviously) is for the audience's explanation (and entertainment) as to what is going on in the character's head, not unlike a Greek chorus.
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The bad ending is mainly cause they were totally different and she had to change who she was in order to be with him! And that's a horrible message and it would never work in a real relationship! It's a recipe for disaster!
Tracy Costa 4 years ago
She gets a makeover off screen. Danny joins track, works hard, and gets a letter in athletics for her. Why doesn't anyone remember this?
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Lord Ponsonby 4 years ago
I always imagine what the writer was thinking just as they wrote the end. "Honey are you coming?", "I just have to finish this musical"..... sod it Flying car... "coming"
Tracy Costa 4 years ago
It's a joke they foreshadow earlier. There is a throw away line after they do Greased Lightening where Mrs. Murdock says some like if it ran any better, it would fly.
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Disregarding that people who are in their thirties are still attending highschool ....
JessG 4 years ago
Oh come on, it's metaphorical! Sandy and Danny fly off into the sunset. Also, Sandy didn't change for Danny specifically, it's just her character arc. Through the whole movie she's discovering who she really is inside, and always searching for an identity (just like any high school kid) so she becomes who she feels she is on the inside, finally free.
#5
Indiana Jones and crystal skull. Big bloody spaceship just coming out the ground like that. That whole film was a farce actually.
Michael Sanders 4 years ago
They way I look at it Raiders was an adventure movie. Temple was a horror movie. Last Crusade was a comedy. Crystal was a spoof.
Monty Is Fiennes 4 years ago
Totally.... I was sceptical, but big Cate Blanchett fan, thought I will give it the benefit of the doubt.... was struggling til she turned up and then... 3 lines of dialouge with that hilarious accent/voice.... never seen the rest...
Niall Mac Iomera 4 years ago
It's more believable than God actually being real in the holy grail
#6
Superman (1978), he reverses time by flying backwards around the earth.
Ray Martin 4 years ago
He reverses time for himself by flying around the Earth faster than light. You can argue that it's impossible, but it's not as stupid as this post implies, given that the film is about an invulnerable man who can fly.
Kristin Ingersoll 4 years ago
I was eight. It made sense to me. Superman was for all ages and education levels. Relax. It was fun.
Stannous Flouride 4 years ago
That was taken from the comics where he does it numerous times so you really can't blame the movie.
#7
I Am Legend.
Stupid test audience approved happy ending
grey galah 4 years ago
the alternative ending showed that Will Smith's character was the villain. The zombies had a society and hated him for killing them for no apparent reason. WS'sC realises this and leaves them be. The theme that "different does not equal bad" was beyond the test audience's comprehension. Imagine if Leonardo DV had to put his paintings through a test audience. "no, no we donna like her smile."
Nevid 4 years ago
That was literally the ending of the original book, and the whole reason why it was called "I am a legend". Because the last human becomes a lagendary bogeyman for the new society of vampires.
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karri Berkowitz 4 years ago
I feel like I must of watched another one then cuz I remember the dog dying and that is not a happy ending in my book
Ozacoter 4 years ago
Yes :( I have too a female German shepherd and it hit me hard when she dies in the movie.
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𝙸'𝚖𝚊𝚗𝚘𝚘𝚋! 4 years ago (edited)
Got this from TikTok: "Hey, I don't want to alarm anybody, but 'I Am Legend' took place in 2021, and the whole zombie outbreak crap was because of a failed vaccine. Just sayin'"👀
#8
Ready player one
the guy is the gameworld every day all day long because his life sucks and that's understandable
the movie ends with him getting the company, and one of the rules he implements is that the gameworld gets shut of 1 or 2 days every week... AFTER HE GOT A GIRLFRIEND! what an unbelievable ass that guy is, he was literally online every single day when his life was [miserable], but now that he has a girlfriend he shuts it off so people can ''enjoy life'' you didn't seem to enjoy it in your abuse household earlier in the movie...
grey galah 4 years ago
The whole "girlfriend" problem of Hollywood where a female role turns into an accessory is the rotten core of this movie. The nostalgia for US pop culture that the last two generations would have no clue of, yet a future one embraces like religion rang false, and 'the pot at the end of the rainbow' ending was as authentic as leprechauns in Antarctica.
Mickie Shea 4 years ago
I'm a bet'n the little fellow and galow leprechauns are a do'n cos-play in the penguin outfits.
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Saint Thomas 4 years ago
I also hate the way the "ugly duckling" trope is used in that movie. They make it sounds as if Samantha is horribly disfigured, when she's in fact quite pretty with a barely visible skin spot around the eye (nothing that a bit of foundation can't hide if she really wishes so...)
Daria B 4 years ago (edited)
I felt the same way. The people at Cinema Sins (if I remember correctly) summed it up pretty well, the narrator said something like: "I understand that's how she might feel about herself, but I have trouble believing that's how other people are treating her". Spot on. It would've been so insightful if she were the non-conventional cutie, chubby, with acne and a sad face expression, and him questioning himself, about this girl, with an attractive personality and non attractive aesthetics, until he gradually starts to actually like her and realising nice girls come in unexpected shapes.
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Giles McArdell 4 years ago
The book is much better, the film ceases to make sense after it deviates from the book about half way through. ... The Girlfriend should be physically unattractive, that's the point, he falls for her online so how she actually looks does not change his feelings (same Hollywood prettying up is in Mortal Engines and even GOT, Tyrion should be hideous, particularly after being injured).
Swyft 4 years ago
Part of the book was that she didn't look that different from her character other than the large birthmark, the movie and the book are completely different, the movie never follows the book, the character names are about the same and that's about it
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the annoying theatre kid 4 years ago
this doesn’t happen in the book and for a good reason. he mentions that without oasis, the world would probably crumble since so much of society is based around it. also most people jobs are inside the oasis. ANOTHER THING he and samantha (art3mis) are both not supposed to be attractive. it sorta ruined to movie for me. i feel like the movie itself would be fine on its own besides the ending, but they changed so much of the book. and don’t groan because usually they change small things in movies for the sake of smoothness on screen, but it felt like they read the back of the book and were like “uh yeah okay i think i get it.” sorry for the long rant. also can we all just give a moment of silence for ernest cline who had to deal with this s**t?
the annoying theatre kid 4 years ago
i keep changing subjects out of nowhere sorry
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Kelli from Fitness Blender 4 years ago
I loved the book, but the movie is NOTHING like the book.
Violet Grey 4 years ago
The book is better. They keep the OASIS open and there's a whole new book and it's great (Ready Player Two)
Grant Barlow 4 years ago
The book is a whole lot better than the movie. Steven Spielberg ruined the story.
Duncan Ash 4 years ago
In the books it's actually established that if they were to actually do something like that the world would probably end due to the amount of the world's infrastructure is in the OASIS.
#9
Spielberg version of War of the Worlds, somehow Robbie is still alive and waiting for them in Boston. Not only did the circumstances make his survival virtually impossible, but his character was so annoying that the twist of him being alive just destroyed all my previous satisfaction in him being deceased
Raine Soo 4 years ago
I watched "War of the Worlds" when it was first released. Seeing that it was a Steven Spielberg movie, I guess I went in with some high expections. Needless to say, I was underwhelmed.
CP 4 years ago
I enjoyed the movie. It was far from perfect but very entertaining.
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Vicky Z 4 years ago
Unpopular opinion but show me a movie that tom cruise's character is not annoying!
sofacushionfort 4 years ago
A little girl screaming is an instinctively hateful sound. But it's approximately 85% of this film's audio track.
Ozacoter 4 years ago
I don’t understand why they feel the need or “remaking” a story if they are going to change the plot completely. Then make a new movie. If you are going to adapt a book follow the plot.
Anke Dieken 4 years ago
I secons that. Of course, a movie works differently than a book, so some changes have to be done. But don't do any changes which are not necessary - like Faramir in Lord of the Rings wanting to bring the Ring to Gondor - he was DIFFERENT from his brother, that was the whole point! Also Peter Jackson just left out a scene because he did not like it. And don't get me started on The Hobbit. I watched the first film with the expectation to see a movie vaguely based on the book and therefore could enjoy it, but even that did not work with the second part. Duh. Still triggers me, as you can see.
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Thomas Turnbull 4 years ago
The best version ever of war of the worlds. It was easy for Robbie to survive if you understand the film.
Matthew Rasanen 4 years ago
Yes, we are just guessing what was beyond the hilltop. There could have been dozens of ways that he could have survive - shelters, large objects between him and the fireballs, etc. The point of that scene was that Tom Cruise's character thought he had been killed.
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Debra Robinson 4 years ago (edited)
Anything with tom cruise(doesn't deserve caps) is already RUINED.
Just saying 4 years ago
It just ended too abruptly, suddenly we're in virtually untouched Boston yay
Jjjane20 4 years ago
i would like to see the movie but I really don't like Tom Cruise. am I the only one?
Demongrrrrl 4 years ago
You are not the only one. If Tom Cruise is in it, I won't watch it.
Load More Replies...The ending of any creative project, whether it’s a movie, a book, or a play, is important because it sets the mood with which the audience goes back into their daily lives. End the movie with the fabled Hollywood happy ending and your audience will feel picked up. (Though according to some researchers, there are various types of happy endings in films and we can’t just mix them up into one single blob.)
Meanwhile, ending the film on a sad or depressing note will leave your audience feeling deflated. Surprise surprise! And, well, from a business perspective, that’s not what you really want, is it?
You want your viewers to keep coming back for round two of the silver screen (Netflix during the pandemic, but you know what I mean), instead of wistfully looking out the window, thinking philosophical thoughts.
#10
Downsizing. Great concept that could've been done without the forced love story.
the annoying theatre kid 4 years ago
unpopular opinion: i kinda liked the movie. i do think it was marketed wrong. they advertised it as a comedy, but mostly it was more of a drama/romance. i might be wrong but idk.
Henry Cheves 4 years ago
Pretty much every book or movie I know has some type of forced love, with the exception of Dr. Seuss.
Diane Phillips-Herman 4 years ago
Same here and I thought I knew a lot of movies :(
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#11
Hancock. Loved the premise and seeing Hancock start as this sarcastic, alcoholic, and bitter hero who's hated by everyone and then turn into an actual hero who people look up to and respect is touching. The PR angle for a superhero movie was interesting and unique. But then all of that is ruined by the lovers twist. I'm fine with either the superhero PR angle or the tragic lovers angle, but they're way too different and the latter is introduced too suddenly. Hancock really feels like two separate movies stitched together
Ross Keim 4 years ago
I disagree because it gave context about why he’s depressed and the memory loss, I don’t like the part where they have been in love for eons and as soon as he can’t remember her she’s like I’m out good luck being depressed and not knowing who you are because you meant so little to me
Sage Gusano 4 years ago
It really was two separate movies stitched together. Read the original script "Tonight He Comes" if it's still online.
Kelly Countryman 4 years ago
And the part where Mary is a sweet blonde with minimal makeup who suddenly wears all black leather and tons of dark makeup to go meet Hancock when he finds out she's like him. That was really stupid.
LakeMonster 4 years ago
The "their powers don't work when they are together" angle didn't work. If that's the case then why did this big storm gather when they were fighting? And what was the storm about anyway?
Curtis Poe 4 years ago
Here's the screenplay it was based on: http://www.hollywood-elsewhere.com/images/column/7108/tonight.pdf It was brilliant, but sadly, Hollywood decided to go Hollywood. The original work was much darker.
#12
The Aladdin remake. I was beyond disappointed to not see a battle between Jafar as a snake and Aladdin. Nobody asked for the giant nameless parrot to chase them through the city. No one. Give me a snake battle
Ozacoter 4 years ago (edited)
That was a pity, it would have been a great battle. But I liked the “Bollywood” spirit that the movie has. At the end the movie isn’t about Aladdin. It is about genie being bored for millennia and wanting to party ;)
Easily Excitable Panda 4 years ago
I think I would have loved this movie if it were made from this standpoint!
Load More Replies... Vicky Z 4 years ago
OK yes maybe it needed that battle but that remake was unexpectedly good! I wasn't expecting will Smith to be good considering who was the previous genie and generally it was a great remake! I also liked that jasmine became sultan! Made the movie more modern even if it doesn't look so realistic yet!
Ozacoter 4 years ago
I had my doubts too about Smith and he did a very good job. And i loved too that Jasmine is the sultan and not Aladdin. What does he know about governing?
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RoseTheMad 4 years ago
That part was definitely "meh" but honestly I did love the rest of the movie, and as far as disney remakes are going, it's one of the better ones. (alongside Jungle Book, where King Louis nearly gave me nightmares xD...and completely unlike Lion King, where they removed the best song in the film, and instead had a useless meaningless song just to flex that they had beyonce on the cast)
Christopher Walkies 4 years ago
Guy Ritchie needs to explain. No giant snake in Aladdin. But he puts a giant snake in King Arthur?
CatWoman312 4 years ago
There was a lot of added stuff to this movie that was unnecessary. Like did genie really have to have a romantic plot? Really?
Frankenfrog 4 years ago
Also, the Aladdin actor was TERRIBLE. And he complains he's not getting any acting jobs. Yes, because you suck.
Mickie Shea 4 years ago
Noth'n makes a great movie or remake better than getting high before writ'n the script.
So there’s a certain amount of pressure that moviemakers feel to make audiences feel happy. Of course, this doesn’t happen in every single case (the viral Reddit thread alone proves that), however, some films really do feel as though they’ve had happy endings shoehorned in, no matter that the tone of the project was very different, to begin with.
At the end of the day, what viewers really want (besides a bucketful of popcorn nom nom) is to be entertained. And one of the ways this can be achieved is by making the story immersive. If the viewer forgets they’re watching a film and feels like they’re inside the story and that it’s real, you’ve got them: hook, line, and sinker.
However, immersion means believability. And believability means consistency. Or rather, a certain amount of consistency in the plot. The audience has to believe that the inner workings of the story and the world make sense. There must be a logical consistency to how all the pieces interconnect.
#13
Frozen II. I don't think it was nice of Elsa to miss her sister's coronation! She wasn't even doing anything important
Ozacoter 4 years ago
Maybe she was secretly jealous? After all it was going to be her coronation if she wasn’t “different”
Nadine 4 years ago
Huh? Elsa was the queen and she handed the crown over to Anna. She was coronated in the first Frozen movie.
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To me, what I didn't like about the ending - which is not bad by itself, it's just something regarding my personal taste - is this perpetual "same with same = happy ending" philosophy shown in many kids' films. Elsa was miserable because she was different and now "she is where she belongs, and now she's happy". Shrek, well, I get it, it's a well executed parody where the point is a happy ever after of a wonderful "ugly" couple and their happy ever after, but again -> same with same. I don't want to over react here, but I would wish to see some more cross-culture in American films and without it being represented as a big deal. Seen plenty in Japanese cartoons, on the other hand.
Minha Khan 4 years ago
You do realize that the theme of Shrek as loving yourself for who you are, not that if you look like someone you must automatically be with them to be happy. It’s why Fiona changed to the ogre. She only didn’t like being an ogre because everyone always said she was ugly that way. In Frozen II, she doesn’t know how to be queen, and she is scared she will ruin it all. Then she sees a place where she feels like she belongs and she goes there. She goes to be happy, not to be with the same people. It’s not about “same with same.” It’s about being with who makes you feel happy, and loving yourself. And Japanese culture and movies are very different from American culture. That comparison isn’t valid.
Load More Replies... LakeMonster 4 years ago
We didn't see the coronation; we saw the presentation afterwards. The coronation would have been indoors, traditionally in a church or cathedral. So Elsa easily could have been there and snuck away before the presentation.
Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
to give you an idea how little impact the film had: Not even my three nieces mentioned this film. And two are Disney princess nuts.
Lisa Johannesson 4 years ago
Having the previous Queen present at the current Queen's coronation would have just undermined the new Queen's position 😅
#14
The Circle...seemed to be a film warning of the dangers of sharing too much online, only to do A COMPLETE 180 on the message at the end!
MrLoufoque 4 years ago
Agree, the whole movie depicts the company as evil and Emma Watson's character as realizing what it and the social media craze really are, only for her at the end to embrace the whole 24/7 surveillance at an even worse level.
Ellkje0805 4 years ago
The ending of the book was so much better. I think they changed it to make Tom Hanks' character more likable. Big disappointment as I really liked the book and its message.
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Nikki Owens 4 years ago
The book is absolutely chilling, one of my top 20. For that reason, after reading about the changes made for the movie, I refused to see it.
Bow, I’m a Slytherin 4 years ago
The only reason this movie seems decent is Emma Watson is in it. (Fun fact:she posted a photo of her with a t-shirt on that says ‘trans rights are human rights’. In your face, JK Rowling.)
noralin 4 years ago
I don't want to see this film because of her. Actually I don't want to see any of her films...
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Fiona Dawson 4 years ago
I hate this movie so much. Emma Watson is so....irritating. I was forced to watch it on a plane without entertainment and it was the only thing i had downloaded. I was duped by the 'starring' role of Tom Hanks. Shame on you Tom, SHAME!!!
#15
The Breakfast Club.
The premise of the whole film is, "teenagers can be judgy and awful to each other, but everyone is fighting their own battles so we should try to be nicer to each other"
Then they give the weird quirky girl a makeover to look more like the normal girl, people partner up in order of attractiveness and the nerdy dude is left on his own...
A Cat Named Dragon 4 years ago
Mmm... “People partner up in order of attractiveness” is maybe one way to put it, but another way is that people who wouldn’t have ordinarily given each other a chance ended up doing that. The jock was attracted to the weird girl and the prom queen and the burnout were attracted to each other. I get your point that attractiveness isn’t really an indicator of growth, but I don’t think it’s an inconsistent ending.
Mike Rodrick 4 years ago
Teen rebellion by the prom queen to piss off her parents. When they're back in everyday life, they pretend they'd never be seen together.
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Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
Do not dis The Breakfast Club. Please. Leave Gen X *one* thing to cherish forever.
Anna Repp 4 years ago
Your comment is actually the same as your interpretation of the movie. Are you saying it is bad that the nerdy guy is left without a girl? Would you rather see him also get a girl at the end, so each character is happily mated? It is not girls/guys each one of them get at the end of the film - it is acceptance and understanding. It is vulnerability, when you can let someone see you without your mask. Yep, he did not get a girl, but he became the speaker for them all, he wrote that essay and they all agreed he's the one to do it. It is recognition of his worth and his talents. (I do agree with the makeover of the weird girl part - in 2021 it seems unnecessary.)
Julie 4 years ago
Man, whoever wrote that missed the entire premise which was not teenagers being judgy. It was representing a kid from each walk of life, from the outcast to the most popular. They came together for one day and walked away more understanding and enlightened that they were not so different from one another but all part of this life, this hard life as adolescents. I think they all showed tremendous growth in their character arc. I know when I watched, and most people my age who watched, could identify with at least one character...from the princess to the janitor. KInda pisses me off how such a shallow viewer could miss the mark by so much. They best stick to Marvel.
Mr. Derpy Dino 4 years ago
THIS MOVIE IS THE SHIZ! I watched it with my parents countless times, but its hilarious af
Anna Repp 4 years ago
I sometimes work at the school where the ending was filmed - I always sing the song when I look at that football field!
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JessG 4 years ago
This person missed some things, mainly the whole message and moral of the story
Stephanie IV 4 years ago
...being that beneath every good looking bad boy is a troubled heartbreaker whom you’ll heal with your devotion. And a good snog. Na.
Load More Replies...And that respect for the inner logic of the story applies to all films. Yes, even fantasy and sci-fi films! For example, you can’t be adding dragons willy-nilly to a story where dragons have been extinct for thousands of years or one where there are giant flying whales instead. You also wouldn’t add someone who speaks in a modern dialect, unless it’s a comedy or you’re doing it on purpose for whatever other reason.
So if an ending doesn’t match the tone or the inner logic of a story, the audience will notice and (odds are) won’t like it very much. There’s a bond of mutual respect between the audience and filmmakers that gets cut if the latter don’t abide by the laws of the story they’ve created. Or, in other words, it’s simply not polite to invite others into a world you’ve created only to pull the rug from under their feet (unless it’s a slapstick comedy or the twist is really, _really_ gosh darn good).
#16
Batman v Superman was pretty weak. Hyped up a big fight throughout the movie which was fizzled out to some other bs.
Daria B 4 years ago (edited)
I have nothing against the mother's name creating a bond between the two heroes, I just thought it felt unnatural. People would usually say "need to save my mom", if you get what I mean. Also, Batman's motivations to fear Superman were also executed kind of poorly, made look Batman as someone less intelligent than he is. This whole film, in my opinion, was a missed chance.
CP 4 years ago
I always took the mother's name thing as a way for Superman to be humanized in Batman's mind. It wasn't just that the mother's shared the same name.
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Ray Martin 4 years ago
The entire film and its premise was idiotic bullshit. If he wanted to, Superman could have evaporated Batman from orbit.
Nicole Weymann 4 years ago
"Pretty weak" is pretty nice.Batman, the personification of vigilante law himself, wants to kill Superman , because he's too powerful, aka uncontrollable? How hypocritical can you get? And then all that agonizing about the dilemma of power controlled by personal morals ("unchecked") vs. power controlled by outside authirities (then who would watch the watch?) and the solution is "Oh, your mom's name is Martha, too? Well, all right then." ?!?
Rainy Day Wolf 4 years ago
For me the worst part was the forced death of Superman... like... you have a monster, you have a spear that can kill the monster, you have an experienced warrior who can wield the spear and it's invulnerable to it's component... sure but let's make Superman do it and die you cannot let this job to a woman...
Sam Cook 4 years ago (edited)
Top film of 2016, for me, and my top comic book film till Logan (with Infinity War and Endgame then taking that spot later, and Zack Snyder’s Justice League now my favorite comic book film of all-time). Saw it twice in theaters and over forty times since. The ending was beautiful with amazing music from Hans and Tom, and I was so happy to see many of the plot points finished this year.
#17
Toy Story 4, almost as if Woody had a complete personality shift
PjandBolt 4 years ago
I thought the movie was alright, the visuals were amazing but the ending was so confusing. Like I just don't get what woody was going to do for the rest of eternity. Also, not to mention that woody is a literal one of a kind toy that could be worth thousands in the Pixar universe so it's almost inevitable that some toy collector is going to swoop him away from Bo peep and the gang and put him in a display case just like in Toy Story 2 with Al.
Giaan Beeltje 4 years ago
There was no need for a 4th movie, the 3rd one was a perfect ending, they just wanted the money.
Arctic Fox Lover 4 years ago
I know right?! They completely messed Woody up. If they didn't make Toy Story 3 end the way it did, they should have left it at a trio of movies. Instead, they made us want another movie for better closure, but they didn't quite know how, so now we have this... disasterpiece.
Paul Budhram 4 years ago
This is so true. they should have left it at three... and after he leaves it's like "yes we should have a spoon now and make them in love" and it's just like no
Debbie Chapman 4 years ago
So that was what was wrong with it. All I know is stopping watching it after a while and I didn't care if I finished it. I totally loved the first three.
Snake of Eden 4 years ago
But overall I kinda liked it. There was no way this movie was going to satisfy veiwers with the ending of the 3rd movie, so anything would have been disapointing.
#18
Passengers. It could have been an amazing sci-fi movie where Jennifer Lawrence was forced to make the same decision Chris Pratt's Marvel character Star-Lord did. Instead they went for a happily ever after
Johnny 4 years ago
I think the fact that she (and everyone on the ship) would have perished without his heroic action to save the ship swayed her decision to stay awake with him. Though the real problem with the ending is how a ship supporting 5,000 people had only a single auto-doc!?
Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
Based the patient-doctor ratio on the average US healthcare system?
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Ozacoter 4 years ago
Yeah I liked the premise of the movie but the way the plot works is really upsetting. He steals her life, lies to her and forces her to live the rest of her life alone in a ship with her captor. It should have ended with him fixing the capsule and her going back to sleep or maybe it should have started with both waking up because of the failure. But as it is it promotes abusive relations.
Lynn Donovan 4 years ago
I've seen a video where they edited the movie as a thriller instead of a space romance. The movie begins with Jennifer Lawrence waking up and meeting Chris Pratt. You don't know what happened before. There's just this really creepy man staring at her all the time and pretending he woke up at the same time as her. It was brilliant.
Aliquid A 4 years ago
100%. Shot from her perspective, this is a horror/thriller movie. The fact that it is a "romance" from his perspective is rather disturbing.
Load More Replies... grey galah 4 years ago
Domestic Violence clothed in Hollywood glitz to make it alright. HE STOLE HER LIFE. GET IT?
Monday 4 years ago
It's not domestic violence since they weren't together when he stole her life. It was more akin to kidnapping followed by a case of Stockholm syndrome.
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JayWantsACat 4 years ago
Ive read a version where the film should have started when Lawrence's character wakes up and we discover the reason why as she does and then we Pratt's backstory. It seems like Pratt is the villain at first but then we find out what really happens. The film chickens out and tries to make Pratt sympathetic by revealing what happened to him early,.
If for some reason you’ve accidentally spoiled an ending to a movie that you really wanted to watch, there’s really no reason to get upset. At least, according to psychology professor Nicholas Christenfeld, whose research has shown that spoilers don’t ruin a story. Rather, they make you enjoy it even more.
“What we found, remarkably, was if you spoil stories they actually enjoy them more,” Christenfeld said, who repeated his experiment with mystery stories, ironic twist stories, and literary fiction. “Across all three genres, spoilers actually were enhancers. The term is wrong.”
#19
My Sisters Keeper. Especially since I read the book. I very nearly threw my remote at the TV I was so pissed
Tacocat 4 years ago
Saaame! I almost didn't finish the movie because I kept pausing to say how it was so different from the book. I was excited to watch the movie after the book, but I despised it. Like, it took the depth out of the book.
Vicky Z 4 years ago
I've seen the movie and liked it but everyone is mentioning the book! Can you explain what was the different ending in the book? I would really like to know!
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Nul Nemo 4 years ago (edited)
Okay, spoiler!! I actually found the movie's ending much more logical. Convenient twists like the one in the book so Kate could live just don't happen in real life. Why? Well, because: 1. Kate was already in the multiple organ failure stage as far as I remember. No doctor would have performed a transplant for her at that time because it was simply too late, so the organ would have been wasted, instead of going to a patient with real chances. And 2. Even If the transplant was still possible, it would have merely solved her kidney failure problem. Not her cancer too. So yeah, easy way out in the book. Very convenient. But it wouldn't have worked in real life. Not even her own kid couldn't accept it when reading the book - the author said so herself in an interview. The movie, while simplifying quite a lot from the book, at least gave the story the logical, realistic ending.
Joanna Możdżyńska 4 years ago
I watched movie first. I did like it. And then I read the book. My first thought was WTF? Movie just pls be gone...
ThatOneCrazyFanGirl 4 years ago
Sometimes the book is different than the movie. But I haven't read or watched the Sisters Keeper before, so I might be wrong.
Monday 4 years ago
The ending is totally different. Characters that died weren't supposed to die and characters that lived weren't supposed to live. It's normal for movies to be different from the book they were based on but the movie didn't even carry the same message as the book in this case.
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Elly Clifton 4 years ago
I much preferred the movie to the book ending. The movie ending made sense, the book ending made me so angry that I didnt read Piccoult again for years.
#20
The ending of the horror movie 1408 where he dies. The version I saw was way creepier where he lived and they were going through the box of stuff and found the tape recording he had used while in the hotel room and they heard his daughter on the tape. That was a damn good ending
Zuila 4 years ago
That ending is the only ending I have seen! Never realised there was an alternative ending where he dies.
Axanthron Myre 4 years ago
The death ending was used for the Director's cut of the movie. Audiences didn't like the death ending as it was considered too morose so the director had to reshoot it. The death ending follows Samuel L Jackson to the funeral for John Cusack's character, after Cusack molotovs 1408. Funeral ends, Jackson gets back in his car and opens a little box with items that survived the explosion. He uses the tape player, hears the daughter, looks in rear view mirror to see Cusack's burnt body in the back seat which follow into a jump scare where the body opens its eyes. Then we cut back to room 1408 from outside the building where Cusack's ghost is looking out into the city, he hears his daughter behind him and turns to see her spirit. They hold hands and walk into 'the light'. The death ending
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Luis Hernandez Dauajare 4 years ago
I think you watch the alternate ending. I remember the theatrical version of the recording of the daughter.
Sheanna Caban 4 years ago
I've never seen the ending where he dies! I didn't know until just now that this ending exists. When he got back together with his ex-wife and they heard the daughter's voice on the tape recorder and he just looks at her like "I told you" is the only ending I ever knew!
Luna Lovebug 4 years ago
We've only just begun.... every time I hear that song it's an instant flashback to this movie
Load More Replies... CatWoman312 4 years ago
I didn’t know there was an alternate ending of him dying. I loved this movie. One of my favorite horror movies
#21
The Village Turns out it’s just a bunch folks that can’t handle living in the real world. Also, what happens if a jet airplane were to fly over a supposed farming village from the 1700s?
Emperor Kitten 4 years ago
Exactly my thought! They address it in the movie.
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Carman Davis 4 years ago
They told you in the movie how they kept that from happening. Something about buying the airspace where nothing can fly over. You must have missed that part
s. vitkovitsky 4 years ago
Yes, they did explain that part. My issue is, where's the fabric from? Where is the furniture from? Who built those houses? Is there a lumber company around, cutting down trees, etc? What do the kids learn in terms of history? Don't the adults think the kids are going to get curious about pretty much everything, eventually?
Load More Replies... JayWantsACat 4 years ago
I guess this is why this complaint is #26. We've gotten to the "i hate the things that are already explained in the film" portion of the list.
RatherLoopy 4 years ago
I actually really liked that movie despite the improbability of the plot, but I will say that I think The Villiage is mostly responsible for my losing interest in Shyamalan's many twist endings.
Luthor 4 years ago
Well aren't you just so clever? Shall I bow down before you now or later? Sigh.
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Problem is, at this point in his filmography, everybody knew that a twist was coming. I figured it out in the first 10 minutes of the movie...
NaChO tHe UnIcOrN 4 years ago
Yeah, I think it's the fact that it's a Shyamalan movie that makes it expecy4d
Load More Replies...The expert pointed out that we don’t always watch movies for the ending. Case in point—we’re more than happy to watch the same films over and over and over again. As someone who rewatches The Lord of the Rings trilogy twice a year, I think he might be on to something.
“The point is, really we're not watching these things for the ending,” Christenfeld said. “I point out to the skeptics, people watch these movies more than once happily, and often with increasing pleasure.”
So, dear Readers, which movies do you think are brilliant but have truly awful endings? What endings would you have loved to see instead? And do you know of any awful movies that have actually well-written endings? Let us know what you think below. The end. That's it, we're done. It's the ending that you wanted, right? Oh, fine, let's end things on a wrong (but thematically really correct) note: here's a list of wholesome pics to boost your mood and make you enjoy life way, way more.
#22
The very last moment of The Crimes of Grindelwald. Hey let's upheave tons of established lore in the last 30 seconds! The [hell] was that?!
deathrose 4 years ago
Both of the movies really irked me because of this. I won't be seeing the third.
Vicky Z 4 years ago
I also don't want to see it mostly cause they changed the main actor!
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grey galah 4 years ago
The 180 degree spin of characters, especially Queenie, made it soap opera material.
RoseTheMad 4 years ago
I'll watch the rest, in hopes that the whole "Credence is Aurelius" is just a manipulative lie, but I won't hold out too much hope. But literally, if the Credence/Aurelius thing is true, then that means he was born to a mother who'd been dead for over a year, and a father who was also dead, or at least imprisoned in azkaban long before his conception could even have happened. So yes, it pissed me off. And don't get me started on McGonagall appearing before she was even born...
PattonPawter 4 years ago
Plus there’s a huge plot hole-Minerva McGonagall was confirmed to be born in 1935, which was 8 years after Crimes of grinderwald was set. And before you answer “oh she used the time turner”, the time turner can only go back like 5 hours max, so 8 years would be damaging/fatal.
surprised pikachu 4 years ago
The first one was better. Tbh im hoping that the third one is better than the second
Snake of Eden 4 years ago
The forst one was cute. This one was.. just why JK? You hate my existence I get that, but at least give me some content...
Bisexuali-tea 4 years ago
This whole FBAWTFT totally killed it for me. they just were'nt THAT good.
JayWantsACat 4 years ago
I dont think we needed hindsight to know letting Rowling write her own screenplays would have been a bad idea. Her retconning tweets were a massive redflag.
#23
Allegiant. I was actually tempted to break my (rented) DVD in half. Literally everything after like the first 10 minutes was completely made up by Hollywood. The book ending is completely different and so much better. Why does everything have to have a happy ending hollywood? WHY?!?! Can't we just have a good story with a fitting ending?
James Curtis-Smith 4 years ago
Note it wasn't the ending of the book - the last book was broken in two - this film tanked so much the 2nd half never got made!
the annoying theatre kid 4 years ago
just another terrible ya dystopian movie. the first movie was eh compared to the book, but the second and third one almost ruined the books for me.
Elisa Cleek 4 years ago
You want a good story with a fitting ending? Ok, Planet of the Apes. You're welcome.
backatya 4 years ago
Why does everyone have to bring up the damn book. You know it's a movie and even if they wanted to stay by the book, the film would be too long and people would stop watching it. It's been observed that people don't like sitting watching a movie for too long. Leave the two separate and don't watch the movie if you don't like the way hollywood changes it all the time.
Thomas Turnbull 4 years ago
Geekygirl25 If you want unhappy endings watch Stephen Kings The Mist that should satisfy you.
#24
Click. A fantastic movie about how life can pass you by if you let it and the consequences of your actions. If they ended it in the hospital as he was dying, it would have been a fantastic, insightful movie. But no, let's let him rewind and live happily ever after.
Stephanie IV 4 years ago
It’s more inspiring that way, imho. People need hope to change their life.
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𝙸'𝚖𝚊𝚗𝚘𝚘𝚋! 4 years ago
whoo! I had literal chills when Morty revealed what he was. I was like: hamster-60...49c45a.jpg 
Charles Amoranto 4 years ago
Naaah, i think it's good. Because i think it makes the movie more reality and it leaves also a lesson. That make a move as long as you have a chance. It tells you what to do with sadness. You just probablu hate happy endings but for me its fine
#25
"500 Days of Summer. Ooh, he met 'Autumn.' How quirkyyyyy. Lame."
Purbasha Banai 4 years ago
What? But. ...it was good tho. It sparked realism. You don't always end up with the girl of your dream. And Autumn meant hopeful love, meaning you will find love one day who'd match you better.
Rainy Day Wolf 4 years ago
I like it, it shows how he's learned nothing and it's going to be the same shitty person for ever
!Bored8f00d! 4 years ago
Turner and Hooch. Fun movie with a heartbreaking and totally unexpected ending.
Emill Kim 4 years ago
I grew to despise every charcter and actor in this film. They were selfish and immature in their respective ways but we were made to find them charming because they were quirky. Quirky guys get run out the pubs because they are total pratts. Quirky girls end up wasting a lot of your time because they need constant accomodating.
Duchess Raven Waves 4 years ago
Winter will be a kinky tatted up emo girl with daddy issues. Autumn will be history lol
Brendan Boudreaux 4 years ago
It would have been a great movie if they didn't have to have the "tie it up with a bow" ending by meeting Autumn. Tom was the villian of the movie and I think it did a good job of showing that there are 3 sides to every story: his, hers, and the truth.
#26
A Simple Favor. It was all mysterious with some good twists, then she just gets hit by a car and the moms group is like, 'Don’t mess with moms' or some sh*t? The ending felt like it was meant for a different movie
Monika Rhodes 4 years ago
I still love this movie, the rest makes up for the terrible ending ;)
Abbie Brown 4 years ago
I think it was meant to be an action comedy — at least that’s how I interpreted it
Easily Excitable Panda 4 years ago
I loved the previews, so I read the book. The book's ending was so confusing and thrown-together that I skipped the film. So maybe you can really blame the book for this one.
#27
I hate the ending of a classic 1940s film called Gentleman's Agreement. Gregory Peck plays a journalist who pretends to be Jewish in order to write an article about antisemitism. His girlfriend knows about the ruse and as the story unfolds, it becomes clear that she's a closet antisemite. They argue about this but in the end he stays with her.
Grumble O'Pug 4 years ago (edited)
I think it’s more of an awakening. Plus with Hays, you need a happy ending.
Anne MacRae 4 years ago
Loved this movie. Yes, she was anti-Semitic, but like so many people, it was so subtly ingrained - e.g. the classic (if flawed) question: if you had a choice to go to the sidewalk with a white man or the opposite side with a black man which would you choose? Once she realized her prejudices, she began to change. As another poster wrote it was an awakening. And Peck’s character knew that.
Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
I think both of them got an awakening, and if she hadn't, he would've left her far behind.
Cathy Jo Baker 4 years ago
Great novel, too. Dorothy McGuire was a fantastic actress, and Gregory Peck, well, that's enough said.
#28
Bridge to Terabithia broke me as a child. No one can watch that movie/read the book more than once. I went into the theater as an 8-year-old expecting a fun fantasy movie and that is not what I got.
Monday 4 years ago
As an adult I like it, as a kid it was rough. I think the problem was advertising, they marketed it like a fantasy movie about kids exploring a magical kingdom. I kept waiting for them to go to the "real" Terabithia but it never happened.
Dynein 4 years ago
Oh. Huh. I remember seeing a trailer and that was exactly the impression I got - that it's a story like Narnia and intended for children, likely following all the basic tropes that you know inside-out as an adult. But reading the comments, it sounds like a movie I'd like! (I really enjoyed Pan's Labyrinth except for the violence.) They definitely failed to advertise to the intended audience.
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Beth Bartel 4 years ago
Bridge to Terabithia is NOT a fantasy story. The only "fantasy" is when the main character and his best friend are on this small island in the middle of a creek and are doing imaginative play, pretending to be king and queen of their imaginary country.
glowworm2 4 years ago (edited)
I think the main problem with this movie was the advertisements. The advertisements made it look like a typical, kids find a magical world movie like Harry Potter or The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, but it's actually a tragic movie based upon a book and the fantasy is basically just a daydream getaway scenario, not an actual fantasy world.
the annoying theatre kid 4 years ago
i read it in fourth grade for our book club. i remember we would read a chapter at home and then meet and read a chapter at school. WE READ THE DEATH CHAPTER AT SCHOOL. out of the seven of us, four were crying. why didn’t you assign that chapter for homework, ms. t?
Snake of Eden 4 years ago
I read the book when I was 8... that was the first book I read where someone I cared about died
Stacey Mueller 4 years ago
This movie was flat out unfair and unnecessary. I hate extremely tragic stuff just for the sucker punch element.
CatWoman312 4 years ago
Read this book in middle school so I was already aware of the sad ending
#29
Justice League, Superman gets resurrected and immediately beats the sh*t out of Steppenwolf. The conflict was just gone, the heroes had no difficulty after he came in
Serial pacifist 4 years ago
In Hollywood, there is absolutely no concept of death anymore. All directors just go on with the Jesus effect. Everyone gets revived. Jon Snow, Superman, Coulson (SHIELD), Sherlock, Gandalf, Spock...it really ruins much of the natural concept of catharsis.
Premislaus de Colo 4 years ago
Whoa, leave Gandalf out of this, that was original book plot, not some Hollywood mendling
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Nives Novko 4 years ago
Well, that's why we have Zack Synder's version - more in-depth and contextualised.
リュ ジン 4 years ago
zack snyders cut made sure to go more indept of each characters.. and it has already been establish there are only a few beings to go toe to toe with superman... aside from that the wheddon cut stepenwolf is just a massive dissapointment zack snyder bought justice by bringing us a super cool one with understandable motives.... i really hope the snyderverse was continued would have liked to see sups v darkseid
Thomas Turnbull 4 years ago
I loved this film so much I bought the DVD and watch it over and over again,
Mickie Shea 4 years ago
All super hero movies have a great suck to the characters and story line.
#30
Zootopia. The teeth for all the animals had been spot on (appropriate and detailed morphology for each taxon) but the final bit where they have Flash open his mouth revealed they gave him additional and inappropriate teeth for a sloth. As a slothologist and mammalogist, this was a huge letdown and betrayal.
Gandalf the Pink 4 years ago
That's a hint about the sequel where Flash is a predator, hence the teeth. The world's. slowest. predator.
Truth Monster 4 years ago
Its a great hunting strategy, waiting for your prey to die of old age....
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Ozacoter 4 years ago
Cmon. I am a biologist too. You cannot expect that level of detail in a children movie. At least most animals looked sort of realistic (except the sheep).
JessG 4 years ago
I agree, it's a stupid thing to be upset about. After all, there isn't much realism in it at all
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Mike DeLancey 4 years ago
The talking sloth at the DMV had the wrong teeth? What about his outfit? A real sloth would never wear clothes to cover his natural camouflage if his algae coat. If his physiology can be changed enough to type on a computer, he lives in a world where decorative crowns can exist.
Josette Bergeron 4 years ago
This is the funniest complaint I've ever seen. The teeth weren't biologically appropriate in an animated kids' movie. I make complaints like this, only at home where no one but my laughing husband will hear me.
Arctic Fox Lover 4 years ago
Ok, I personally loved this movie, so I don't think one error at the very end of the movie ruined it at all.
#31
Wonder Woman. The first two acts were really good and then everything fell apart in a terrible final battle sequence.
Raine Soo 4 years ago
I liked "Wonder Woman" better than the other DC vehicles. Thanks to James Wan, "Aquaman" managed to stay above water. But, I think people went to see it for Jason Momoa, because it certainly wasn't for Amber Heard.
Daria B 4 years ago
Wonder Woman is my favourite too (also comicbooks-wise). Aquaman was entertaining, but I'd like to bring Shazam too, it was cute.
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Alan Green 4 years ago
The first one surpassed my expectations of how good it is as I'd heard it was actually decent but didn't believe it. The sequel surpassed my expectations of how bad it is, and I'd already heard it was terrible.
Snake of Eden 4 years ago
Because Hollywood has to have a CGI monster battle at the end... I do agree the forst two acts were pretty good
#32
Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom, I thought it was going to end on a sad and mature ending that you can't save everything but that stupid girl ruined everything by pressing that button.
Chess 4 years ago
I was actually scrolling to see if this would be here. I was enjoying her character so much until she did that. "They're just like me". No they're not, they're bloody DINOSAURS.
anonymous 4 years ago
not to mention the effects this would have on the whole planet! this little girl not only released herbivorous past-extinct animals into the wild with no natural predators, but she also released the un-naturally made predators. predators known to have killed AND EATEN humans. this could end civilization as we know it!
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Niffler_13 4 years ago
They had to open it up for the final film, where the Dinosaurs are now amongst the general public.
that one girl 4 years ago
omg yes and when they were riding away on the boat and there was still that one brontosaurus? I cried my eyes out
Thomas Turnbull 4 years ago
She did the best thing ever so we get a sequel. You have to remember GordoDaMasta she was a clone as well.
Cindy Cantrell 4 years ago
I cant believe they just stood there and stupidly let her and watched her do it too, so they are the reason they are out
PattonPawter 4 years ago
Yeah, i think she actually created a bigger problem. Who’s to say people won’t go out and hunt the dinosaurs, once again driving them to extinction. And yeah, I know of the whole “they’re just like me” bit, even though the dinosaurs and the girl are both clones, that’s literally the only similarity between them.
#33
I like Titanic but I dont really like how the story ends.
Gandalf the Pink 4 years ago
Titanic spoilers gives me a SINKING feeling. But that emotion is just the tip of the ICEBERG.
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Debbie Chapman 4 years ago
Hell, no body did. When it actually happened, the whole world was horrified. There was no way that you could put lipstick on that pig. It was a horrible horrible event.
the annoying theatre kid 4 years ago
to everyone saying he could fit on the wall thing. HE TRIED GETTING IN IT AND IT ALMOST SANK!!!! do you guys not remember that?
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
You mean the part where a self-centered woman refused to let a poor boy climb on the raft that could have easily held both of them?
Maggie Halstead 4 years ago
Could’ve, but it would have been submerged in the water and both would’ve froze to death like all the people in life jackets bobbing in the water.
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#34
I enjoy disaster movies immensely. That being said, the ending of Knowing (with Nicolas Cage) was just...dumb. It kinda ruined the whole thing for me and I haven’t watched it since
Victor Botha 4 years ago
Raising Arizona was brilliant, so I think that is the one Nicolas Cage movie that isn't dumb in my opinion.
Rainy Day Wolf 4 years ago
I loved that ending, very few movies have the audacity to actually end it all... chef's kiss
Nikki Owens 4 years ago
This is one of my favorite movies. Not sure what this person thinks is wrong with the ending; I think it's perfect.
#35
50 First Dates. It’s supposed to be this wrap-up ending that makes you feel good... It bothers me so much and I can’t even really tell you why. I won’t watch the movie again because the ending makes me so mad. I get mad even just talking about it. Not sure why I have such a strong reaction to it.
Nadine 4 years ago
It doesn't sit right because the poor woman went through a pregnancy and has a kid and is living on a boat when she forgets everything every time she falls asleep. That would be a living hell for her!!! They make it out to be this romantic story in which he reminds her of everything each day, but it just comes off as super creepy. And now she's stuck with him on a boat in the middle of nowhere, basically his hostage.
Dynein 4 years ago
I was only aware of the basic story line (man in relationship with woman who forgets everything about her life every day) and even based on that I thought that the man had to be incredibly selfish. You just CANNOT have a mutual long-term relationship on that premise. The only responsible relationship in that case is one on the level of strangers who get along well. You'd have to let them find out if and how much they like you every day from scratch. Anything more and you're basically just exploiting them.
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Johnny 4 years ago
It's a predictable ending to a predictable movie and is about the only way they could have wrapped it up in a happy ending.
Monty Is Fiennes 4 years ago
Meh... we are all different... I love this movie... one of my fave Sandlers...
pusheen buttercup 4 years ago
The ending has you believe (SPOILERS) that it's somehow possible to live a life linear that way with that kind of disorder. It just wouldn't work and instead of showing him standing by her despite the nontraditional life they'd need to realistically lead it made an unrealistic solution
the annoying theatre kid 4 years ago
i actually really liked it. i could understand how it could be creepy, but she never seems scared or mad when she’s on the boat. more at peace. they get to fall in love again every single day. it’s a lot better than the dads birthday every single day. at least now she knows the truth.
KMill 4 years ago
And they even address in the movie that she is able to make some new memories, although vaguely and over time. So I would expect that her new surroundings might be slightly familiar. Plus her Dad and Brother are there too!
Load More Replies... Mike DeLancey 4 years ago
Watch Goldie Hawn in "Overboard" to really understand how wrong this ending is. In that version, the amnesiatic is gaslighted into a husband and kids that aren't hers.
Vicky Z 4 years ago
That's completely different... in that movie she has absolutely no feelings about the guy she also despises him at the beginning! Really disturbing but it's an old movie and i didn't expect anything different! In 50 first dates there is an interest, there is flirt, she likes him, she draws him even though she doesn't really remember him... there is no comparison between the two movies i think
Load More Replies... Kelli from Fitness Blender 4 years ago
The movie was great, but I agree, the ending is a little wonky.
Nadine Bamberger 4 years ago
Just imagine her waking up visibly pregnant and having no clue why, horrible!
#36
The last Harry Potter - book and movie. That epilogue... shudder
Darko Pešić 4 years ago
I couldnt agree more. She could write like a 800 pages to fill some plot holes, but the ending and epilogue just feels... rushed? I dont know. ** I dont even want to speak about the movies, he throws the want widouth fixing his!?!? Damn you really
Ozacoter 4 years ago
She could have written a longer and nicer epilogue. But it was a quick way to show that all of them were happy and alive. Althought the names are terrible.
Stille20 4 years ago
Also everyone being with the person they dated when they were 16? Sounds like they don't get out much
Load More Replies... Paul Budhram 4 years ago
I mean the marriages were fine, but literally where's Lupin in the children's names? and why are they all named after Harry's side and not Ginny's.
Bow, I’m a Slytherin 4 years ago
What if Harry never went to Hogwarts, and it’s all just his imagination to cope with his abusive ‘family’?
RoseTheMad 4 years ago
And then we got f*****g cursed child.... which was even worse, I love HP but I don't consider cursed child to be a part of the same world of HP because it just destroys established lore/canon so damn much and is written so badly. JK tried to tell us it was canon, many refuse to believe so, and besides, it wasn't in fact written by her anyway, so really, it's just bad fanfiction on par with "my immortal" *shudders*
Nerds All the Way Down 4 years ago
Alan Rickman/ Snape was the one driving the entire series! In my honest opinion, without him, there wouldn't have been- well, anything! Oh, and HARRY! Just... how does a boy that gets abused every day for 11 years come into a new world and be ok????
Peter Dykstra 4 years ago
My biggest beef with the 8th movie was the final battle between Tom and Harry? Why wasn't it in the middle of the Great Hall? What's up with them flying around together (supposed to be Apparation?) I felt so cheated after visualizing it in my head for so long
#37
The first Insidious was terrifying and brilliant up until the end... Its like whoever wrote it got a huge pay cut when they were about to finish the script, so gave it to their 8 year old child to finish. I was genuinely scared for the whole movie and the ending was so bad I didn't end up scared at all
Jarod Giaquinto 4 years ago
Imao horror movies should have the main character die in the end or be forced to make a deep, life changing decision.
#38
Yesterday. The concept had enormous potential. It was just so unique. What if only one person knew about the Beatles? The movie was fun and suspenseful. And then it just fell flat when he confessed to essentially doing nothing wrong. Just felt anti-climactic. I kind of felt the same way about the Invention of Lying. Similar concept. I was eager to see it. And then I was unimpressed, but I can't actually remember why.
Zenozenobee 4 years ago
"Unique"... it's litteraly a copy-past of the movie "Jean-Philippe" (2006) and there is a comic named Yesturday by David Blot where a guy wake up in world without Beattles and use their songs....
Lord Ponsonby 4 years ago (edited)
It's very hard to end a one concept movie in anything resembling a satisfying way, you have to just enjoy the journey not the destination.
#39
Repo Men. 'it was all in his head' nonsense.
Eliška Hůlková 4 years ago
I didn't see that movie, but I hate that trope with burning passion.
Cindy Cantrell 4 years ago
He got injured on the job with faulty equipment, he should have had health insurance and got his heart for free. Or sued them for lots of money. What happened to workmens comp in the future?
Xylle Flora 4 years ago
I read a book about how to write a book and it said that something you definitely not do is say that the whole book was just a dream or something, it makes the readers annoyed that they read it.
Vicky Z 4 years ago
Haven't seen the movie but these endings where the twist is that nothing really happened is such a lazy writing!! We also had a popular TV show years ago in my country that lasted 2 whole years and many many episodes to finally realise that everything was a f*****g dream!!! So much wasted time
#40
Law Abiding Citizen. Damn Jamie Foxx and his ego, Gerard Butler deserved his revenge.
#41
Eli Some horror movie I saw on Netflix about some sick boy whose family spends a ton of money to get him to some special doctor. The catch is the operation takes days to complete so the whole family has to live in a big house with the doctor for a bit. So as the movie progresses Eli actually starts to get more sick and he believes the doctor is actually killing all the kids she’s supposedly helping. He learns through a girl he talks with outside the house that the last kid didn’t make it and looked about as bad as he did at the time. Sounds pretty cool right? Turns out Eli is the son of the devil, and the girl is his sister. He ends up awakening his evil spirit and killing everyone except his mom and new sister. Kid walks out of the whole thing with demonic super powers and a “I’m a total badass” look on his face. Just [ruined] the whole movie for me.
CatWoman312 4 years ago
You kind of ruined it for everyone because you told us the entire plot and ending
Arctic Fox Lover 4 years ago
THat sounds like a decent, cool movie until that last paragraph that made me wanna gag. The movie had so much potential!!
#42
Law Abiding Citizen. Jamie Foxx and the producers ruined what would’ve been the cherry on top of an amazing film
#43
Sphere. Let's just pretend this didn't happen. Win!
Rainy Day Wolf 4 years ago
I mean... I would totally have my existence erased if I could... I like that ending proving that humans minds can't be trusted with that kind of power
Thomas Turnbull 4 years ago
Yes I was disgusted with the book ending the same way. Very lazy writing.
JessG 4 years ago
That movie is awesome, and I liked the ending, so :-P Besides, it makes sense completely. They all realize how dangerous it could be, especially in the hands of power greedy people. So they do the right thing and get rid of it. I see that as a pretty good moral with a solid ending
JessG 4 years ago
Lol, I'm thinking you were making a joke on the theme of the movie, so I upvoted
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Source Code. I really enjoyed that movie but those last minutes retroactively ruin the rest of it for me. Clearly tacked on to give a happy ending. I tell everyone I know to watch it but to stop when you see what was clearly intended to be the end and to ignore the last five minutes
Monday 4 years ago (edited)
I dunno, I kinda like the idea that he's now possessing some random teacher (?). Can you imagine the chaos his life will be now that he's living someone else's life? How people will react when he doesn't recognize his family or friends and doesn't know where he lives? I'd love to see that play out.
Tessa Merkley 4 years ago
they should make a second one where it all plays out
Load More Replies... #45
Jeepers Creepers, actually a half decent scary movie until you see the 'monster'.
James016 4 years ago
The first 20 mins or so were really creepy but then it became some dude in a rubber suit.
Cindy Cantrell 4 years ago (edited)
Jeepers Creeper 3 should actually have been J.C 2 and i was very disappointed that we did not get to see what they saw when they held the hand in J.C 3. The new one with Justin's Longs sister 23 years older i have not seen yet, I hope shows us what he is and where he came from
#46
One Day starring Anne Hathaway. Said, 'Oh [buzz] off,' rather too loudly in the theater.
JennyLaRue 4 years ago
I loved the book so much, and I like Anne Hathaway as an actress, but she wasn't right for this role, and her accent was awful. This is one book I hope that Amazon or Netflix will turn into a series to give it the proper time it deserves
Bow, I’m a Slytherin 4 years ago
I love Anne Hathaway so darn much, but nothing can make the movie any better. It sucked.
#47
How It Ends, a Netflix movie starring Theo James, Forest Whitaker, and Kat Graham. It wasn't altogether a bad film, but that final scene sure made it one
Serial pacifist 4 years ago
Yes, really there was no "ending" when you think about it. It looked just like the director got fed up and decided to wrap it up just where they were at the moment.
ZombieGirl 4 years ago
The whole time I watched this, I wondered when the movie was gonna start, lol...then it ended and I was like...what did I just watch? lol...but I like long boring movies
#48
Remember Me. ...they really had to make “that” the twist at the end
Cindy Cantrell 4 years ago
When i realized what they were telling at the end really made me cry
#49
Horns. It wasn't a great movie, but the ending sucked. Terrible cgi, and Daniel radcliffes character was so indecisive, it felt like he would take six hours to order at a restaurant.
Nikki Owens 4 years ago
I seriously love this movie. Everything about it is perfect the way it is.
Jayne Kyra 4 years ago
I watched that and just... what the hell did I watch? I literally cannot say if it was good or bad, just feel confused if I liked it.
#50
You guys seen platform on netflix? I feel like the ending was so lazy
Clearly sunny 4 years ago (edited)
I had to fast forward here and there because I was getting uninterested.
Laura Ford-Everett 4 years ago
RIGHHTTTTT for some sick reason the movie was not bad at all and held my attention but WTH was that kiddddddd
chachkimooch 4 years ago
I agree! I wanted them to live and make it to the top and kill off the bad guys who ran the prison and then let everyone go free!
#51
The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Screwed me up for a solid week.
PattonPawter 4 years ago
Literally the only good spider-films are Homecoming, far from home, the sequel to far from home(don’t remember it’s name) and Into the Spiderverse
Kelli from Fitness Blender 4 years ago
YES TOM HOLLAND IS THE BEST SPIDERMAN!!!
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Michael Sanders 4 years ago
And that was a very low bar from Amazing Spider-man
Load More Replies... #52
Oculus was a really solid horror movie and then there were ridiculous and unnecessary evil glowing eyes in the last 5 minutes that just infuriated me.
#53
The lovely bones, she should just die and no more ending after she leaves purgatory. The rest of the movie just felt added on
Monika Rhodes 4 years ago
Disagree. Those extra stuff after she dies makes everything that much sadder and shows the emotions more. Brilliant movie. Period.
Bama Belle 4 years ago (edited)
I didn't like the movie or the book. (Spoiler Alert!) The lack of justice for the Salmon family was the main problem for me. (An icicle? Really?) The 2nd thing that ruined it for me was Susie's possession of Ruth, her playing with Ray's pubes, etc.
What do you think ?
Charlotte A. 4 years ago
Not a movie but GoT season 8... (Also I've either not watched or can't remember much of most of the above movies - some more info on how exactly some of them had bad endings would have been interesting. Yes, there might have been spoilers but if you fear spoilers you don't read a page like this...)
Raine Soo 4 years ago
Wasn't 'The Game of Thrones' series finale the worst ever? I can't believe the producers spent an extra year on that season, only to deliver sub-standard material.
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Sanne H. 4 years ago (edited)
Inferno. In the book the ending was the most relevant part of the entire story. But in the movie, they decided to turn that ending 180 degrees around. As a result, the whole point of the story was lost, and the movie became just a mediocre action movie. Dan Brown (the author) himself was not pleased either.
Karin Jansen 4 years ago
Thank you!!! Came down here to say this. Completely ruined everything. I was so mad.
Load More Replies... Jayne Kyra 4 years ago
Not just the ending, but the entirety of Avatar: The Last Airbender is so terrible I cannot think of one redeeming quality. Contrary to that, the original animation is spectacular, from story, to music, down to character development, and subtle details.
Eliška Hůlková 4 years ago
The movie is universally hated in the fandom of the original show. Very deservingly so.
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Chillace 4 years ago
Pacific Rim 2. The first was a masterpiece, great plot, great acting. The 2nd one just took rverything the first one made and just threw it away.
Logic and Reason 4 years ago
Yeah, the second wasn’t as good. Pacific Rim: The Black is pretty excellent IMO though.
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Matt Arn 4 years ago
Despite not a movie - Has anyone already mentioned the final of Dexter? I cannot even imagine they could undo the damage done with a new season.
anarkzie 4 years ago
What were they thinking when they came up with the idea for the ending of Dexter?
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Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago (edited)
The time travellers wife. Hated the ending and won't watch it again. I also hated that Mamma Mia didn't reveal who the actual father is.
H Edwards 4 years ago
Please read the book, if you haven't already. Hate the movie, but I have read the book about 3 times, it's really well-written and a very beautiful and intriguing story.
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Alexis Draskinis 4 years ago
And the new Pet Semetary. Killing the other child just to make it different. And being that its the older child who warns the mother, not sure how they can fix that with her dead. A 2yr old cant explain weird fever dreams that show the demise of their family...
Clearly sunny 4 years ago
Yeah, I really was disappointed in this ending. Left feeling that it ruined a great movie with how they finished it.
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Seabeast 4 years ago
I think bad endings were even more common in the so-called "golden age". A 1945 version of Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None" has a ridiculous happy ending in which two of the characters turn out to be not who the murderer thought they were. Not at all how the book ended.
Katchen 4 years ago
I definitely had a WTF moment when I saw the old And Then There None. The 2015 version is great.
Load More Replies... Stephanie IV 4 years ago
Sommersby. A remake of Le Retour de Martin Guerre. Some time after the secession war the missing, presumed dead husband of a lady farmer comes home and reclaims his position as husband, landlord, friend, fellow villager - but the wife never believes he is who he says he is. He is changed beyond recognition, both physically and character - wise. But, of course, he and she make up and bliss ensues. Everybody likes him now, where before he was awful, he is now nice. People want his story to be true. Then the marshals come and he is charged with some murder. Here’s the kicker: the wife absolutely KNOWS he isn’t her husband, if he’d admit to that, he’d walk scotch free. BUT HE REFUSES. The film has the most intense finale ever, where she tries to get to the front of the crowd to be close to him and he stands under the gallow, shakin, crying, sweating, searching for her with his eyes, frantic, because they’re just about to hood him before execution; she arrives, you think, yessss! That’s
Stephanie IV 4 years ago
It, he’ll recant, he’ll be saved, everything will be alright, this is an American remake, surely, they’ll have a big ol Happy End!?! Then they hang him. I was DEVASTATED.
Load More Replies... Charlotte A. 4 years ago
Not a movie but GoT season 8... (Also I've either not watched or can't remember much of most of the above movies - some more info on how exactly some of them had bad endings would have been interesting. Yes, there might have been spoilers but if you fear spoilers you don't read a page like this...)
Raine Soo 4 years ago
Wasn't 'The Game of Thrones' series finale the worst ever? I can't believe the producers spent an extra year on that season, only to deliver sub-standard material.
Load More Replies... Sanne H. 4 years ago (edited)
Inferno. In the book the ending was the most relevant part of the entire story. But in the movie, they decided to turn that ending 180 degrees around. As a result, the whole point of the story was lost, and the movie became just a mediocre action movie. Dan Brown (the author) himself was not pleased either.
Karin Jansen 4 years ago
Thank you!!! Came down here to say this. Completely ruined everything. I was so mad.
Load More Replies... Jayne Kyra 4 years ago
Not just the ending, but the entirety of Avatar: The Last Airbender is so terrible I cannot think of one redeeming quality. Contrary to that, the original animation is spectacular, from story, to music, down to character development, and subtle details.
Eliška Hůlková 4 years ago
The movie is universally hated in the fandom of the original show. Very deservingly so.
Load More Replies... Chillace 4 years ago
Pacific Rim 2. The first was a masterpiece, great plot, great acting. The 2nd one just took rverything the first one made and just threw it away.
Logic and Reason 4 years ago
Yeah, the second wasn’t as good. Pacific Rim: The Black is pretty excellent IMO though.
Load More Replies... Matt Arn 4 years ago
Despite not a movie - Has anyone already mentioned the final of Dexter? I cannot even imagine they could undo the damage done with a new season.
anarkzie 4 years ago
What were they thinking when they came up with the idea for the ending of Dexter?
Load More Replies... Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago (edited)
The time travellers wife. Hated the ending and won't watch it again. I also hated that Mamma Mia didn't reveal who the actual father is.
H Edwards 4 years ago
Please read the book, if you haven't already. Hate the movie, but I have read the book about 3 times, it's really well-written and a very beautiful and intriguing story.
Load More Replies... Alexis Draskinis 4 years ago
And the new Pet Semetary. Killing the other child just to make it different. And being that its the older child who warns the mother, not sure how they can fix that with her dead. A 2yr old cant explain weird fever dreams that show the demise of their family...
Clearly sunny 4 years ago
Yeah, I really was disappointed in this ending. Left feeling that it ruined a great movie with how they finished it.
Load More Replies... Seabeast 4 years ago
I think bad endings were even more common in the so-called "golden age". A 1945 version of Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None" has a ridiculous happy ending in which two of the characters turn out to be not who the murderer thought they were. Not at all how the book ended.
Katchen 4 years ago
I definitely had a WTF moment when I saw the old And Then There None. The 2015 version is great.
Load More Replies... Stephanie IV 4 years ago
Sommersby. A remake of Le Retour de Martin Guerre. Some time after the secession war the missing, presumed dead husband of a lady farmer comes home and reclaims his position as husband, landlord, friend, fellow villager - but the wife never believes he is who he says he is. He is changed beyond recognition, both physically and character - wise. But, of course, he and she make up and bliss ensues. Everybody likes him now, where before he was awful, he is now nice. People want his story to be true. Then the marshals come and he is charged with some murder. Here’s the kicker: the wife absolutely KNOWS he isn’t her husband, if he’d admit to that, he’d walk scotch free. BUT HE REFUSES. The film has the most intense finale ever, where she tries to get to the front of the crowd to be close to him and he stands under the gallow, shakin, crying, sweating, searching for her with his eyes, frantic, because they’re just about to hood him before execution; she arrives, you think, yessss! That’s
Stephanie IV 4 years ago
It, he’ll recant, he’ll be saved, everything will be alright, this is an American remake, surely, they’ll have a big ol Happy End!?! Then they hang him. I was DEVASTATED.
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