vmcoia91: Favorite Endings in Film

BAT 06.02.15	pieces (1982) directed by juan piquer simon play misty for me (1971) directed by clint eastwood
Yotimi 06.02.15	31 nice Any love for 12 monkeys, Mother (2009), Diabolique, blair witch project, Minority Report, Rashomon, The Wages of Fear?
GmemberKills 06.02.15	i love number 34 i saw it awhile back and dug how damn weird it was. blair witch project is one of my favorite endings.
deathschool 06.02.15	5 has a fantastic ending
laughingman22 06.02.15	dam I need to see ghost world again
Trebor. 06.02.15	Brazil Blade Runner Jackie Brown The Royal Tenenbaums Dead Man
BeneaththeDarkOcean 06.02.15	Inception, anyone? I know, I know, overrated as hell pick, but damn if the whole audience in the theater didn't audibly gasp at the cut to black. Also, if we're including TV, The Sopranos. Nuff said.
laughingman22 06.02.15	oh yeah Brazil has one of the best endings ever
pissbore 06.02.15	eXistenZ is by far the best ending ever
Supercoolguy64 06.02.15	if... looks like a cool movie, was always interested in seeing it
TheCrocodile 06.02.15	Chinatown Aguirre Blade Runner Paris, Texas Le Samourai I dig those.
YoYoMancuso 06.02.15	saw In Bruges yesterday, absolutely insane and brilliant conclusion
TheCrocodile 06.02.15	It's one of those endings that even if you see it coming it's still hilarious to see how it's being executed.
YoYoMancuso 06.02.15	One of the few ambiguous endings I enjoyed also, they pulled that off really well because *SPOILERS** I was absolutely certain Ray was a dead man
pissbore 06.02.15	omg yoyo livez
grish 06.02.15	good choice with Oldboy. was going to mention 2001 but you got it too. haven't seen a lot of these though. edit: damn i've only seen 1, 2, 15, 20, and 33
Crymsonblaze 06.02.15	Super (2011) Directed by James Gunn Drag Me to Hell (2009) Directed by Sam Raimi A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) Directed by Wes Craven Total Recall (1990) Directed by Paul Verhoeven Donnie Darko (2001) Directed by Richard Kelly Star Wars (1977) Directed by George Lucas Hook (1991) Directed by Steven Spielberg The Thing (1982) Directed by John Carpenter Vanilla Sky (2001) Directed by Cameron Crowe Inception (2010) Directed by Christopher Nolan End of Evangelion (1997) Directed by Hideaki Anno The Social Network (2010) Directed by David Fincher The Cabin in the Woods (2012) Directed by Drew Goddard There are probably more I'm not thinking of.
TheCrocodile 06.02.15	Oh yeah The Thing's ending is pretty fucking badass
Graveyard 06.02.15	The Thing's ending has been debated for years. It's awesome.
DamnVanne 06.02.15	I just watched The Wrestler the other day. I love his speech and the way he tells off Cassidy. I really couldn't find any flaw with the movie, but I usually expect something more ambitious from Arnofsky
OwMySnauze 06.02.15	22 tops all endings
MeatSalad 06.02.15	Whiplash
Royl123 06.02.15	1,2,5 and 15 are my favorites...
CK 06.02.15	If you aren't familiar with how Blade Runner was originally going to end, you should look it up http://io9.com/5181048/blade-runners-original-ending-yes-deckards-a-replicant
MeatSalad 06.02.15	Isn't blade runner based on a book
DeadGuy 06.02.15	The Ben Nichols song at the credits of take shelter was great
CK 06.02.15	@Meat, yeah it is. But the movie had a number of alternate endings, a few of which weren't even filmed.
DeadGuy 06.02.15	And the ending to Jacob's Ladder. I love the mindfuck movies
Royl123 06.02.15	Anyway, other ones I like are Memento by Nolan, Primer by Shane Carruth, and Fight club.
CK 06.02.15	Memento has a fantastic ending. And a fantastic everything else
DeadGuy 06.02.15	Primer makes my head hurt, but great film
Royl123 06.02.15	Yeah, same here. I even had to carefullly study the movie map...
yep123 06.02.15	Mysterious Skin The Vanishing
brainmelter 06.02.15	20.5.2. yus
Alastor 06.02.15	some very good choices here! A good ending has to hold some sort of surprising power, something the audience might anticipate but can't call out. I mean, who could have predicted the 2001 ending? I don't think that's the case with Amélie though, everything really leads up to an over-the-top happy ending and then it...just happens.
Flugmorph 06.02.15	love to see lost in translation on 1 man
Rice303 06.02.15	Memento and even though the film is a tad cliche, I loved the ending to the film Warrior.. Mostly good picks here, I love the endings to Oldboy, Blade Runner and The Others, a few others I might include are Insomnia, The Prestige (Both by Christopher Nolan, just love his twist endings) As well as One Hour Photo, Good Will Hunting, The Green Mile, Predestination and Seven
smaugman 06.02.15	lord of the rings ftw
efk241 06.02.15	Blade Runner LOTR: The Two Towers
TheBarber 06.02.15	lots of awesome endings in this list I'd add: Kaboom by Araki La Notte by Antonioni All About Lily Chou Chou by Iwai Andrei Rublev by Tarkovsky Underground by Kusturica and favorite of them all l'Eclisse by Antonioni
TheBarber 06.02.15	actually pretty much all Antonioni endings
Rik VII 06.02.15	great list, a lot of great stuff here! I'd add some movies by Park Chan-wook (director of Oldboy): "Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance", "Sympathy for Lady Vengeance", "Joint Security Area", and "Thirst" Plus some more of Nolan's stuff, for example "The Prestige" and "Memento".
yep123 06.02.15	Bio-Dome Encino Man Jury Duty In The Army Now Son in Law
jagride 06.02.15	nugs chillin and grindage
Alastor 06.02.15	mm no one said Butch Cassidy And Sundance Kid yet?
zakalwe 06.02.15	Clue
DrGonzo1937 06.02.15	The fuck is Se7en?
DrGonzo1937 06.02.15	"Clue" [2]
SharkTooth 06.02.15	Brazil definitely been meaning to watch 30 since I loved the book it was based on
Dryden 06.03.15	the end of a serbian film was cool guys
DrGonzo1937 06.03.15	Infernal Affairs/ Departed
Rik VII 06.03.15	but the ending of Departed is garbage compared to the original one of Infernal Affairs.
Crymsonblaze 06.04.15	my chinese movie is better than your american one
DrGonzo1937 06.04.15	Not really Rikroach
Kman418 06.04.15	10 is seriously unbeatable thats like top 3 scenes ever created
DrGonzo1937 06.04.15	TWBB is a fucking beast of a film.
Rik VII 06.04.15	the ending of The Departed feels so forced it hurts. It's nothing more than an unmotivated compromise with the requirements of mainstream audiences.
DrGonzo1937 06.04.15	How did you work that out? It ends just as well as Infernal Affairs.
EyesWideShut 06.04.15	Nice list, Chinatown ending is perfect. probably my fav ending in recent memory is in Killing Them Softly. "America's not a country, just a business.. Now Fucking pay me"
DrGonzo1937 06.04.15	A shame the film is dull as hell.
WilsonTik 06.04.15	Not a Happy ending but the ending of Easy Rider comes to mind .
wwf 06.04.15	Pan's Labyrinth and Chinatown are two of my favorites of all time. When I first watched Chinatown I was pretty sure I was going to throw up at the end. All the rest of the movies I've seen on this list have good endings too.
EyesWideShut 06.04.15	nah man its criminals doing criminal shit in gritty Detroit or wherever..
DrGonzo1937 06.04.15	It makes for a good trailer I'll give it that.
EyesWideShut 06.04.15	Two-Lane Black Top got a hellova ending.. Mike Leigh's Naked has a perfect one too.
Rik VII 06.04.15	"How did you work that out? It ends just as well as Infernal Affairs." SPOILERS (for both The Departed and Infernal Affairs) The Departed ends with one thing that never happened in the original movie. Matt Damon's character gets shot by Mark Wahlberg, which to me seemed incoherent and totally out of the blue. I reckon it's mostly to satisfy the people who wouldn't want the bad guy to get away with it. In "Infernal Affairs", on the other hand, the gangster Lau survives and gets away with all his crimes, but is destined to live on with regret. According to the Buddhist saying that concludes the film, this is a punishment far worse than death. That is the point of the whole movie, and The Departed got it all wrong.
WilsonTik 06.04.15	Internal Affairs ended on a more downbeat note which really fit the film .
NorwichScene 06.04.15	Ex Machina
DrGonzo1937 06.04.15	@Rikroach It's still not a bad ending and it flows just as well as IA. I could come out with reason why and how Wahlberg managed to kill him, but tbh I can't be arsed. Both rule in their own ways.
DrGonzo1937 06.04.15	2 and 3 weren't as good, agreed.
EyesWideShut 06.04.15	Speaking on Kubrick the ending to The Killing was a great one.
Insurrection 06.04.15	"Drag Me to Hell" great one. inception is my fav and probably always will be. other good ones, nightcrawler the thing ('82) funny games ('97) sinister (pretending that last shot didnt exist) the descent (original ending) black christmas session 9 invasion of the body snatchers ('78) saw whiplash alien it follows warrior prisoners requiem for a dream good will hunting memento ex machina x-men: first class se7en donny darko black swan the ring source code the place beyond the pines unbreakable i think thats good enough
wwf 06.04.15	Inception's ending is amazing and 2001's ending is amazing visually but it's kind of like, 'then some weird shit happened, the end'
Alastor 06.04.15	If I get to know someone, I'll normally ask that person: "Hey, how did you like the 2001 ending?". If he/she likes it, we're instant friends. If he/she doesn't, I punch him/her in the face/abdomen.
Insurrection 06.04.15	what if she's pregnant?
Alastor 06.04.15	mm haven't thought about that tbh. gonna ask next time.
DrGonzo1937 06.05.15	2001 is beyond compliment.
DamnVanne 06.05.15	Has anyone seen The Brothers Bloom?
pissbore 06.05.15	eXistenZ [3]
Alastor 06.05.15	I can't see anything bad about ending a legendary 40+year filmography with the word "fuck".
Egarran 06.05.15	Invasion of the Body Snatchers (with Sutherland).
DrGonzo1937 06.05.15	Any Kubrick is flawless tbh. Minus Barry Lyndon, which is a tad overlong imo.
vmcoia91 06.10.15	"Any Kubrick is flawless tbh." I love Kubrick as well, but "how did they ever make a movie out of Lolita?" Probably his weakest, but still great nonetheless. There's no way to adopt the novel faithfully.
DrGonzo1937 06.10.15	I quite enjoyed Lolita, I'd take it over Barry Lyndon tbh.