Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind film ending

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) film ending



Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is a movie about two opposites who attract, break apart and opt to erase their memories together to move on. We watch these characters unknowingly struggle to find happiness following their memory erasing procedures. What is erased within the mind is found hidden in their heart. Our hearts never let go of love; they store these warm feelings forever.

True love is never easy to find. What happens if true love is realized as soon as your relationship ends? Joel (Jim Carrey) and Clementine (Kate Winslet) fall for one another, only to discover their personal flaws push each other away. As tragic as this love story appears, there is actually a happy ending to cheer viewers up.

Haven't watched Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind yet? Don't want the movie spoiled? Avoid reading this film ending spoiler and go watch this touching movie.

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While driving down a residential road, Joel listens to a tape of Clementine discussing her true thoughts about Joe. She says he is boring and pathetic. It's the cold hard truth, which Joel obviously can't accept. He stops the car and rudely tells Clementine to get out. She leaves the car angry and upset. 

Clementine returns to visit Joel at his place. She listens to a taped session of Joel discussing what he really thinks of Clementine. On this tape, Joel shares his real thoughts on Clementine's hair. He tells her, in person, that he loves her hair. She thanks him for recognizing her hair. 

Joe is embarrassed this tape is playing, passively telling Clementine he intends to stop it. However, Clementine says it's only fair to insinuate she wants to continue listening to this tape since Joel heard hers playing on the car cassette player. She asks whether Joel has any whiskey to drink. 

Underestimating the scant amount of whiskey left in the bottle, Joe pours the remainder of its contents into a glass. He hands this glass to Clementine to drink. Clementine gets offended by Joel claiming all she does is sleep with guys and doesn't care if she hurts them. She denies she is this way, objecting to Joel's perception of her cold actions toward men. 

Joel denies Clementine is promiscuous. Nevertheless, Clementine is unable to keep listening to critique about her treatment of men and decides to leave. Joel follows Clementine to the door, where both say bye. She tells him "it was nice meeting you and all" and leaves. Joel can't bear the thought of losing Clementine again, so he decides to chase after her. 

In the hallway, Joel tells Clementine to wait. She challenges Joe, asking him what he wants. Joel requests Clementine to wait for awhile. She stares at his puppy dog look and breaks down.

Clementine says "okay" to confirm she will wait for Joel. Then face-to-face, Clementine warns Joel that she is a messed up girl who only cares about herself. In response to this warning, Joel also says "okay" to confirm he is also ready to take another step with Clementine. She lets out a nervous, emotional laugh to reveal her relief. The two laugh together, showing us this relationship is ready to start up again. 

Joel and Clementine run on a snowy beach. Their joyful laughter convey warmth and happiness. Running along, they playfully flick snow at each other. 

After multiple attempts to move past the past pain, Joel and Clementine find their true love is too powerful to ignore. 

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind film ends. 

Gladiator film ending

American Mary Film Ending

American Mary is a horror thriller about a talented medical school student who is inspired to perform strange/weird modification surgeries in exchange for quick cash. She goes on this daunting path to pay bills. However, Mary is sexually assaulted at a physician party and takes this crime into her own hands to make a valuable statement.

American Mary ending is clear-cut, straight to the point. If you haven't watched American Mary yet, then beware reading the movie ending spoiler below.

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Mary walks up the stairs to her loft. Her cell phone rings, but she rejects this call. She enters her home. The phone rings again, and again. She finally answers this call, telling Beatress she knows she quit dancing and is no longer with the club. 

Beatress is injured on the ground. She suffered from stabbing wounds and physical blows to her face. She apologizes to Mary, telling her she didn't want to tell him. She warned Mary to watch out for Mr. RealGirl, the husband of Ruby. 

Mary performed modification surgery on Ruby, removing her areolas and closing her vagina shut. Mr. RealGirl is devastated, taking revenge for this surgery. 

All of a sudden, Mr. RealGirl stabs Mary in her gut. In a struggle, Mary turns this knife on Mr. RealGirl and kills him. 

We see a flashback of Mary walking past a mirror. On this mirror, there is a picture of Ruby with her husband Mr. RealGirl. 

Mary is profusely bleeding out. She crawls on the ground to her surgical space. Sad music plays.  

Mary finally reaches her suture kit. She lies on her back, beginning to sewing up her abdominal wound unassisted and without proper view. She is unable to properly seal this wound before fatally bleeding out and dieing in the process. 

Police arrive at her home. They find both Mr. RealGirl and Mary dead. One officer looks at a book showing Dr. Grant used a guinea pig for Mary's modification surgeries. They are mortified of this horrible act. 

Detective Dolor looks over to a bloody Mary dead. Blood consumes the floor. 

American Mary movie ends. 

    

The Revenant Film Ending

The Revenant (2015)

The Revenant stars Leonardo DiCaprio in an American epic adventure. As seen in marketing material, this film is based on a true story about Hugh Glass, a frontiersman who embarked on the American West. We watch a bear-mauling that leaves Hugh fighting for his life.

The Revenant film ending stretches the truth for enjoyment purposes. If you haven't watched The Revenant yet, then beware the movie ending will be spoiled below.

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Hugh and Captain Andrew Henry leave the Base to search for John, the traitor who left Hugh to die. Captain Henry is determined to apprehend John and bring him back to await trial. 

In the midpoint of this film, John murdered Hugh's son, Hawk. John deceived Bridger, telling him that Indians were drawing close. As a result of this lie, these two men leave Hugh to die in a shallow grave. Bridger didn't want to leave Hugh behind, but John manipulated him. 

Hugh and Captain Henry follow snow tracks. As a nature expert, Hugh inspects the snow tracks and senses John is close. Captain Henry wants to go in another direction, but Hugh is confident John is no further than a mile away. 

Hugh and Captain Henry travel up the mountain. Then, Hugh goes off into another direction to track John. Captain Henry and John collide. He tells John he will be taking him back to the Base to await trial for murder. John disagrees this will happen. Both men draw.

Hugh hears gunshots echo into the wilderness. He finds Captain Henry dead and scalped. Hugh plans to trick John. He props Captain Henry up with a large stick. He makes it seems as if he is leading from the front. 

John shoots at the first horse. He is sure he killed Hugh. When John approaches the horse to survey the body, he discovers it is Captain Henry. 

John quickly turns to the back horse, where Hugh pops out and shoots him. Wounded, John runs away from John. The two men get into a fight with knives and an ax. They beat each other to a bloody pulp. Hugh is stabbed in the leg. He axes John's fingers. 

John almost stabs Hugh in the face. Hugh turns the knife on John, stabbing him in his abdomen. John crawls to the bottom, near the cold stream. Hugh is on mission to kill John. 

Arikara Elder, his daughter, and Indians wait on their horses near the stream edge, on the opposite side.

John reminds Hugh that he came a long way to seek revenge and there is nothing he can do to bring back his boy. He remembers what the Sioux Indian tells him earlier on, that revenge is in the hands of God. 

Hugh pushes John into the stream. He watches on, as Arikara Elder pulls John out of the water and slices his neck. 

The Indians ride by John, where the daughter silently acknowledges him. Hugh treks up the hill. He sees a vision of his wife, as a sign that it is all over and a new journey is on the horizon. Hugh breaks the fourth wall, and then the movie ends. 

The Revenant movie ending. 

   

Furious 7 film ending

Furious 7 opened at movie theaters on Thursday night. This seventh installment of the wildly popular Fast and Furious movie franchise is making noise at the box office. In such, Furious 7 is breaking box office records and new predictions are putting this racing movie at 40% higher than expected.

Furious 7 movie ending will confront Paul Walker's send off. After Paul Walker died in a fiery crash in Santa Clarita, California in 2013, Universal, film crew, director James Wan and cast mates struggled to absorb this shocking news. The media questioned whether Furious 7 should be scrapped to respect one of the franchise's most popular stars. Production resumed and the script changed to accommodate this tragedy.

Furious 7 is the most important Fast and Furious movie because we can finally move past Tokyo Drift. Essentially, the plot timeline is in real-time and finally caught up to present. No more assessing the FF timeline to assemble the pieces together.

We are now up to speed, striking down the street to win that quarter mile race. "Dude I almost had you" will be remembered as Paul Walker's most awesome quote in The Fast and the Furious movie released back in 2001.

We will upload Furious 7 movie ending after this Easter weekend. Stay tuned for Furious 7 ending.

Deliver Us From Evil Ending

Deliver Us From Evil opened this weekend and delivered us some evil content. Eric Bana and Edgar Ramirez battle the force of a demon originating from the Greek Roman times. This exorcist movie is a wild ride from beginning to end. If you haven't watched Deliver Us From Evil yet, avoid reading the following film ending.

Deliver Us From Evil is the first exorcism movie to be released in 2014. Exorcism movies are on the rise, given that two such movies in this sub-genre finished atop the box office in 2012 and another took the box office by storm last year with The Conjuring.

Deliver Us From Evil film ending is featured below. Prevent reading the movie ending to protect your movie experience.

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Sgt. Sargie (Eric Bana) blames himself for the death of his police partner Butler (Joel McHale). He believes maybe he could have saved his partner if he got there faster. 

He is driving in a neighborhood populated with taller residential buildings and Jane (Olivia Horton) lands on his front hood. This disastrous jump smashes Jane apart. We see her limbs crushed beyond recognition.

Sargie requests a bus to retrieve Jane's body. All of a sudden, a call arrives from home. Sargie assumes his wife is calling, but Santino (Sean Harris) informs him that his wife and child are gone.

Sargie calls for backup to his home. At his home, Santino is standing in the dining area with evil words written on his body, the same we see on the wall in Iraq. The ancient text has a direct correlation with the strange activity going on in the city, a demonic message with severe implications on vulnerable people such as the American soldiers in Iraq. 

Sargie confronts Santino, yelling at this possessed person to tell him the location of his family. He pounds on Santino's face over and over again to beat the answer out of him. Still, Santino refuses to give up the whereabouts of his family. The rest of the police force arrive on-scene to restrain a supernaturally-strong Santino.

Sargie and another cop escort Santino into the police station. At the precinct, Satino is restrained to a chair in the holding room. Sargie, Gordon (Dorian Missick), and another fellow officer secure Santino to a chair. The two cops have a hard time keeping Santino in place. 

Sargie requests Gordon and the other officer to leave. He assumes responsibility for what may happen. Mendoza (Edgar Ramirez) is ready to perform the exorcism. He asks Sargie to leave. Sargie convinces him he must be a part of this ritual to save his family. 

Mendoza briefs Sargie on the five parts of this exorcism. This exorcism will happen in steps, so Mendoza tells Sargie to not listen to anything this demon says. The main focus is casting out the demon attached to Santino's soul. 

The police officers watch from another room. Santino's chair shakes like an earthquake is rocking the room. The evil from within Santino is intense. It deliberately wants to harm all who come in contact with its possessed host. 

Mendoza asks Sargie to pray. He specifically urges him to block off anything the demon speaks about during this exorcism ritual. Mendoza chants out words of God and begins the exorcism. The demonic possessed Santino grows stronger. He frees himself from the chair. 

Mendoza instructs Sargie to restrain Santino. He continues to perform the exorcism. The next stage is even more intense. The chair shakes and the room vibrates.

The demon knows all weaknesses consuming Mendoza and Sargie. Mendoza contradicts the advice he gives Sargie. He begins to weaken from the demon telling him that his Claudia fling resulted in the birth of his son. Mendoza fights back in tears, knowing that Claudia kept his son and didn't abort this baby. 

Sargie calms Mendoza down. He reminds him that he must follow what he told him to do. He must not give-in to the demon. This demon has clairvoyant powers and can read minds. 

Santino's head begins to split horizontally across. Mendoza tells Sargie to get ready. Sargie responds to Mendoza as if he thought the worst has passed. 

The exorcism goes back on track. Mendoza draws closer to Santino and requests the demon's name. What is your name Demon?! Sargie prays with the words of the Bible. 

Mendoza chants out the exorcism rite, with each passing word of God weakening the demon. He needs the name of this demon to finalize the exorcism. He applies the cross to the host's forehead. 

The name of the demon is echoed out. Sargie hears the "Jungler" as representing the name of this demon. Mendoza asks Sargie what name did he say to you? Sargie confirms the demon's name is the Jungler. 

Mendoza now has name and can complete the fifth stage of the exorcism. He uses this name to exorcise the demon out of Santino. The beast is on the verge of leaving Santino. 

Mendoza gives everything he has to destroy the demon Jungler. Jungler finally leaves Santino. Mendoza pins his back up against the wall, holding his heart with exhaustion. He tells Sargie the Beast is gone. 

Sargie is relieved to find out this news. He confronts Santino and whispers to Santino, where we see his lips motion where is his family. Santino gives up the location of his wife and daughter. 

The police force rush out to a storage area. They cut a lock off of a unit. Another lock is removed to expose a paint work van. Two police officers hold Sargie back to prevent any anger from what may appear behind the van doors 

The last lock is cut and Sargie's wife exits. Sargie's daughter is also rescued from the van. Sargie hugs them both, happen to found them safe and alive. 

At Sargie's home, Mendoza performs a baptism on Sargie's newborn girl. He willingly denounces all evil, believing that maintaining his faith in God is his choice. Sargie's daughter is now baptized.

On a dark screen, a title card reads that Sargie retired shortly after this case. He still keeps in touch with Mendoza. Deliver Us From Evil involves saving the people we love most from the primal evil not of this world. Essentially, vulnerability and lack of faith open the doors to this type of evil. 

The End.

***Deliver Us From Evil ending is not entirely accurate as you will see at the movies. However, this ending gives you an idea of what to expect in the ending. It delivers us a great movie ending that is expected in exorcism movies. We see an intense exorcism. The host is saved from the evil demon. 

Oculus film ending

The twisted paranormal movie Oculus confused moviegoers with switching back and forth between past and present scenes without warning. The Oculus film ending is one that we suspected (wait and see the evil movie). If you haven't seen Oculus yet, then avoid this film ending.

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In the Oculus ending, Kaylie's lack of awareness accidentally caused her to kill her fiance Michael. We know this mirror holds supernatural powers to destroy any person attempting to manipulate its evil scheme. 

Kaylie watches her deceased mother in the mirror. Her mother appears like a flawless angel. Kaylie flushes her face against the window to get closer to her mother. 

Younger brother Tim sees the mirror in real time and space. Nothing is there; we don't see Kaylie standing there awaiting her impending doom. 

Tim prematurely presses the button to drop the heavy weight against the evil mirror. He thinks this weight will once and for all destroy the mirror to end the nightmare it has caused his family. 

Shockingly, this weight crushes the back of Kaylie's neck. She is pinned up against the mirror, where blood begins to pour out of her mouth. Kaylie pulsates in the wake of this deadly blow. 

The mirror completes its ultimate mission, preventing its dark secret from reaching light. Tim is clearly upset and shaken up, fooled as to whether Kaylie is in fact real. He calls out her name, realizing that his sister will soon die. 

Police sirens sound off, arriving to the scene of the obvious murder scene. Tim is taken away, where we see parallel scene of him as a child and as a adult meeting his fate. Both times, Tim is accused of killing a family member. Tim denies killing his sister, but the evidence is stacked up against him. 

The police discuss Tim's motive, indicating that he called 911 to report the crime. In this film footage, Tim is seen releasing a lever that smashes a weight up against Kaylie's. 

All the former dead people consumed by this mirror gather together, including Kaylie, Michael and Tim's parents. Past people who owned the mirror are also present in the home. 

Tim shouts from inside the car that he is not to blame. He claims the mirror is responsible for his sister's death. Oculus's ending follows Tim in the back of a police car. 

The end.   

Don Jon Ending

The movie ending to Don Jon is less explicit than the opening. Joseph Gordon-Levitt made his directorial debut in this porn addiction movie. If you haven't watched Don Jon yet, then avoid reading the film ending below.

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We expect Jon to repair his relationship with Barbara. However, Barbara has her own personal mission to make Jon into someone he is not. Barbara tells Jon she never wants him to contact her again. She reveals that Jon is selfish.

Jon narrates about his time with Esther. The two are having sex in a darkly lit room. Jon narrates that Esther and he see eye-to-eye. They are the perfect compliment for each other.

Jon realizes that Esther is the right girl for him. She gives him advice to stop his porn addiction rather than insult him. 

Jon is wiser now. He let go of his porn addiction. Esther is able to properly grieve. She is moving closer to healing. After losing her husband and son in an accident, Esther has another caring person next to her side. During moments where Esther needs to release her emotions, Jon is supportive and there for her. 

Jon is not ready to enter a long-term relationship. He doesn't have any present plans to get married and have kids. His real excitement is making seeing into Esther as she sees through him. 

Esther and Jon walk in Central Park. Nearby, there is a fountain flowing. The birds fly up into the sky. 

This couple is happy to be together for now. There is no pressure to advance this relationship. We never expect the younger Jon to view an older woman as a counterpoint. 

Jon needed to meet Esther to grow into a mature young man. Whereas Barbara pushed Jon to attend night school that made this relationship possible, this accidental meeting in the classroom with Esther changed Jon. 

We see a car driving on Brooklyn Bridge. Jon shares that he is finally happy. This revelation of overcoming porn addiction and being promiscuous makes for a good ending.

Don Jon ends. 

Insidious Chapter 2 film ending

Insidious Chapter 2 delivered a record-breaking box office performance in September. This horror sequel generated $40.2 million, missing James Wan's weekend box office record of $41.9 million The Conjuring carved out this July. Insidious 2 leaves off where the shocking twist ending of Insidious ends. If you haven't watched Insidious Chapter 2, beware that we will be spoiling this movie ending.

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Josh is searching in a room where 15 of Parker's female victims reside. These souls are covered with white sheets, hiding these dead corpses. The mother of Parker attacks Josh's astral body, where the door locks to leave Elise and Carl trapped outside. This mother advances quickly toward Josh and chokes him.  

Elise talks to the little Parker boy to help him get past his abusive mother. Once this occurs, the young Parker is able to break free of his bad childhood memories. 

In the real world, the possessed Josh violently throws Renai to the ground. Dalton is sleeping inside a crevice near the wall. His astral body is connected to a string that represents the silver cord. 

The Josh impostor notices Dalton sleeping on the pavement. He is about to destroy Dalton's physical body. Renai looks on in fear, trying to prevent Josh from killing their son. 

Back in the astral world, Parker's astral mother is about to smash Josh. Without any warning, Elise hits this mother with one of those large rocking horses inside the room to flatten her soul. 

Josh's physical body drops to the ground.

Elise tells Josh to hurry up. She also commands Carl to go along, as he is not dead in the real world. The astral world begins to turn dark, where Elise is consumed into this space. 

Josh and Carl rush out. Dalton calls out for his father. There are many dead souls roaming around. Dalton guides Carl and his father. 

In the basement, Renai cries. She holds Dalton in her arms. She wants her son to awaken. 

Josh, Dalton and Carl escape the dead by following the silver white cord consisting of thin thread. Both Dalton and Josh return back into their physical bodies. Renai doesn't trust Josh. Dalton immediately runs to her father, revealing that Josh is no longer possessed. Josh begs Renai to believe it is really him.

The main clue that Josh is himself is that he shares him trying to contact Renai through playing her song on the piano. She tells Josh that she knew it was him because nobody can play this song so poorly. Renai is happy to have her husband back. 

The Lambert family hug. Out of nowhere, Tucker breaks into the basement to fight a fight that is already over. 

Josh and Dalton sit on the sofa. Carl puts them under to make them forget about their astral projection abilities and all the pain this has caused them. The white light fades out the scene to reveal renewal. 

At a home, Tucker and Specs knock on a random door. They ask the family about their sister who got into a bad accident. This young girl is confined in a wheelchair. The younger sister of the girl sees Elise standing behind Specs and Tucker. She asks who is the lady with you? Specs and Tucker shush her to avoid drawing attention to this event. 

Elise enters the home as an apparition. She walks up to the girl confined to a wheelchair. For odd reason, she senses something very wrong. As she raises her head to survey this ominous force, she lets out a daunting gasp in what we believe is an evil force waiting to possess this young, vulnerable girl. 

Insidious Chapter 2 ends. 

Who is behind the girl? Check out MovieExplanations.com. 

We're the Millers film ending

We're The Millers is a R-Rated comedy Jason Sudeikis, Jennifer Anniston, Emma Roberts, Ed Helms, Will Poulter, and other performers. This movie ending follows the customary Hollywood structure. If you haven't watched We're The Millers movie, then avoid ruining your movie experience.

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Kenny confronts Scottie P. for trying to take advantage of his fake sister Casey. He counts to 3. Right before the third number, Rose punches Scottie on his nose and breaks it.

Kenny is shocked that his three count worked to handle the situation. Rose asks Kenny who told him about his three count and that he should always use a one count.

David has a change of heart. He returns to claim his fake family. They are all mad at him, refusing to go along with him back to Denver, Colorado. However, David agrees to split the money equally. The Millers will claim $125K each.

Back at the RV, the Millers bump into the Fitzgerald family again. Melissa feels uncomfortable around Kenny because she remembers him kissing his mother and sister at the camp site. Her mother apologizes that she touched Rose's breasts, which adds more kerosine to the fire. Kenny admits that this is not his family, so the family reveals their identity.

Pablo Chacon shows up. He attempts to kill the Millers. David stops him, sharing how much he enjoys his fake family and the innocent Fitzgerald family. He tells Pablo to kill him instead.

Don Fitzgerald jump out of the RV and beats Pablo to pulp with his mug. Pablo lies on the ground, nearly unconscious. He picks up the gun and attempts to shoot everyone. Kenny knocks out Pablo.

Melissa runs up to hug Kenny. Kenny kisses her without any delay at the exact time the fireworks shoot up in the air. David and Rose share a kiss, too. Don and his wife also kiss. The family bond.

David is told that he can't leave. Don heard everything about his drug smuggling affairs. Since Don is from DEA, this complicates the situation. David and his family freeze in their tracks.

Don tells David that he must arrest David and his family. He said he will arrest them after he turns his back to hug his family. David knows what Don is implying, so the Millers leave as quickly as possible.

David turns in the drugs to Brad. Brad refuses to pay the $500k because David was late delivering the drugs. David mentions that Brad never planned to pay him. Brad agreed he double-crossed David. Brad and David shake hands in agreement this would take care of the previous debt.

All of a sudden, Don and DEA agents break into the building to arrest Brad and his crew. David set Brad up, knowing he would not get paid and this decision would lead him to improve his quality of life.

Don indicates to David that he must go into a witness protection program (WPP). David asks if he will be the only one that goes into WPP. Don states that David and anyone else involved in the testimony against Brad and Pablo will enter the WPP.

The Millers move into a new neighborhood. A family approach their home to introduce themselves. David introduces his family members by first name, and then mentions that we're the Millers.

The End

The Conjuring film ending

James Wan's The Conjuring is scaring up movie theaters this weekend with huge ticket sales. This paranormal movie about a real demonologist and psychic medium (Ed and Lorraine Warren') clever ending that is fit for most exorcism movies. If you plan to watch The Conjuring, avoid reading the movie ending spoiler.

                                                                   

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A possessed Carolyn kidnaps Andrea and April. Carolyn drives her daughters back to Perron home.

Roger contacts Ed to relay this bad news that his wife took his daughters. Lorraine immediately knows that Carolyn is going to kill her children. She begs Ed to allow her to come along. Ed refuses to allow this. She shares they were brought together to save this family. Ed agrees to let his wife join him.  

The Warren's, Perron's, Drew, and Officer Brad report to the Perron home. Brad carries a shotgun into the exorcism party awaiting this group. The youngest daughter April is missing.

Ed, Lorraine, Drew and Roger search the house. A scream comes from down in the cellar. Carolyn tries to kill Andrea with scissors but the group stop her just in time. 

Carolyn displays supernatural powers, which she is indestructible in the face of a human. Brad's neck is injured while trying to pin down Carolyn. She telepathically tosses the occupants around the cellar. 

A sheet is placed over Carolyn's head and body. Brad handcuffs Carolyn to the chair. Carolyn is violently moving around; she attempts to free herself. She is no longer Carolyn. The witch that once owned the home and swore her allegiance to Satin is occupying this fragile vessel. 

The exorcism of Carolyn is ready to begin. Ed knows he can't wait for the priest. Roger doesn't think Ed is authorized to perform the exorcism. However, Lorraine confirms he is able to exorcise the demon. 

Ed confirms what he is about to do. He asks the Holy Father to guide him. Ed reads an exorcism prayer to confront the demon. Carolyn is squirming to the holy words. She is gone, trapped inside the darkness from within. This demonic entity has full control of her body. 

Drew hears a voice through the ground. He pounds on the floorboard. April is trapped in the foundation of the home. 

Roger is worried. We hear the demon speaking. He wants Ed to stop the exorcism. Carolyn begins to project blood from within the sheet. Her head tears out, showing the evil face of the witch. 

Ed demands the name of the demon. Lorraine and Brad hold Carolyn down. This demon name is used to confront the evil spirit. 

Drew makes a hole in the kitchen floorboard. He finds April trapped down there. 

The exorcism has another twist. Carolyn and the chair become inverted. The chair smashes against the ground, where the force of the fall makes Carolyn unconscious. 

Drew yells down that April is underneath the floor near the cellar. This is when Carolyn becomes conscious again, and then rushes off to kill her child. 

Carolyn finds April. She has a knife in hand. April runs, but Carolyn gains on her. Chaos aside, Lorraine touches Carolyn's head to remind her about the beach. Lorraine tells Carolyn to remember what she said about protecting her family. Roger tells his wife to fight. 

This revelation helps to cast out the demonic spirit, preventing Carolyn from killing her daughter.  Carolyn returns back to normal self and cries. The exorcism is successful because Lorraine employs her clairvoyant powers to speak directly with Carolyn. 

The bonding begins in the morning. The Perron family are reunited. Brad is a believer of the parnormal. Ed and Lorraine realize their natural gift is worth the risk. April returns Lorraine's necklace. 

The musical box is placed in the Warren haunted collection. This haunted collection contains an item from every paranormal investigation. We see the music box mirror spin around, expecting the young boy to appear again. 

The Conjuring abruptly ends. 

In the movie end credits "The fairytale is true. The Devil does exist. God indeed exists. And for us, as people, our destiny hinges upon which we elect to follow" -Ed Warren

***This movie ending is not in exact order because many events took place in the ending. You will get an idea of the ending that a demon is exorcised from Carolyn. The Perron home is returned back to normal. The Warrens continue to challenge demons and spirits**

Alex Cross ending

Tommy Kane tells Alex Cross it is over now. Alex responds that it's not over yet. Leon Merceir accepts a call in Cambodia near a beach. He underestimated Alex, informing the detective he's an intelligent individual.

Alex recaps the previous events to pin the murders on Leon. He remembers, in front of the downtown building, Leon is not wearing a ring given to him by the King of Cambodia. Leon confesses that he hired the hired hand to execute Fan Yu and Erich Nunemacher. He also claimed to have hired another man as his decoy to escape the financial loss.   

Leon's motivation was to recover from his financial woes. He stood to lose a bundle of money. Hence, Leon decided to hire a professional assassin to kill specific targets and to fake his own death. Leon never intended for Alex's wife to get killed. 

Alex indicates that Leon will not get away with the crimes. Leon believes he is untouchable. His personal assistant has a drug problem, so the Cambodian authorities raid his retreat home to arrest her. Even worse, Alex tells Leon there are drugs stashed in a department near his chair. 

Leon becomes agitated, as he refused to take responsibility for the crimes. Alex informs Leon the punishment for drug smuggling in Cambodia is death. He settles his score with Leon. Alex confirms to Tommy it is now over. 

Tommy drops Alex off at his home. The two childhood friends reminisce of their childhood days. Tommy gives Alex his F.B.I. application to save a stamp. It is obvious Alex accepted the F.B.I. profiler job. 

Tommy also intends to take an F.B.I. job, too. Alex thanks Tommy. We sense Alex Cross is a prequel to the two previous movies.   

A "For Sale" sign is planted on the front lawn. Alex's children are packing the boxes. Grandma walks down the stairs to inform the children that movers charge by the hour, which they need not to forget anything... Alex walks to the front door. He smiles. 

Grandma finishes her line with they need to not forget anything they love. Alex smiles with hope. 

The End   

   

5 Movie Endings with no clear resolution

Watch a bad movie ending? Question the reason a screenwriter ruins the movie ending with no resolution? Movie endings make a good film a great watch. We enjoy movie endings that resolve the conflict. However, movie endings with no clear resolution undermine the premise.

A good movie ends with a resolution. We see the character(s) rise or sink. There are 5 movie endings that don't make any sense. We have no clue what to expect. Will the protagonist solve their inner demons? Can the protagonist move past their struggles to reach greatness? 

Movie endings are effective if they answer the main question established in the setup. Good movie endings resolve the inciting incident established in the setup. Will the murder be solved? Does the protagonist succeed?

5 movie endings with no clear resolution: (may contain spoilers)

1. The Darkest Hour (Worst movie ending ever. Will the invisible invaders be defeated? What happens?)
2. Horsemen (What happens to Alex? The serial killer website?)
3. No Country for Old Men (What happens to the wife? Does the assassin show mercy?)
4. The Devil Inside (Is Maria Rossi still suffering from multiple demonic possession?)
5. Unfaithful (Does Richard Gere decide to turn himself in to the police? What happens?)

The 5 movie endings above have no clear resolution. We watch the movies to find answers. The high concept movies convey the plot in their movie titles. The movie endings are disastrous. Thus, moviegoers leave the movie theater confused, frustrated and disappointed. 

Know of any movie endings with no clear resolution? Want to share these movies? List the movies in the comment section below. Thanks. 

   

Top 10 Horror Movie Endings

Horror movie endings create a thrilling movie experience. Many moviegoers watch horror movies because they enjoy terror, gore, fear, thrills, chills, and suspense. Recent horror movies continue to serve up rather boring movie endings. The top 10 horror movie endings differ among horror movie fans.

Horror fans prefer to watch horror movies with great stories, especially those which build suspense like an emotional roller coaster ride. Humans enjoy the fear of the unexpected. We keep seeing the same cliche movie endings that attempt to convey creativity through executing ineffective twist endings (i.e. The Devil Inside). However, past horror movie endings treat the moviegoer to suspenseful conclusions.

The top 10 horror movie endings create a thrilling experience. These movie endings are ingrained in our movie minds forever. We never forget the end of the movie. Many movie discussions about horror movies emerge on the web, in film schools, at film festivals, in film groups, and across movie networks. We love horror movies because the fear of terror produces a flight and fight experience.

Essentially, horror movies are just as entertaining as scary roller coasters. Horror movies open with a setup to establish the conflict and the characters. We remember The Exorcist movie quite well. The Exorcist ending is the best horror movie ending ever. A Nightmare on Elm Street made us fear sleep. Horror movies changed the way we view negative experiences. For the most part, moviegoers pay to watch gore. Saw movies are infamous for conveying torture porn to mass movie audiences.

The Top 10 Horror Movie Endings (may contain movie spoilers):

1. The Exorcist (1973) (we will never forget the young possessed Linda Blair playing a demon child. Her speaking in ancient tongue, yelling profanities, and vomiting projectile green slime, and murdering two exorcists are enough to stay clear of this exorcism movie that we enjoy the Hell out of)
2. A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) (Freddie Krueger has a long-lasting impact on our dreams, with the Freddy Krueger nightmare continues on after peace is established)
3. The Ring (2002) (never watch mysterious video tapes with creepy images. Samara will come after your father to scare him to death. Please destroy a strange video tape as quickly as you can)
4. The Omen (1976) ( (an eerie Devil child causes his entire family to die, which his evil plot lives on with another family. Devil movies have a resounding evil that keeps us on edge) 
5. The Thing (1982) (You can't escape this Thing that mutates - the music with two last survivors waiting to the confront a savage Alien entity that mimics a human is chilling)
6. Dawn of the Dead (2004) (The last remaining survivors escape to a distant island, only to find that zombies are there to welcome them. What a disaster that conveys the end of the world by a zombie apocalypse)
7. Hellraiser (1987) (Pinhead's evil stare is enough to make horror fans turn away at the movie ending)
8. Phantasm (1979) (Another classic horror movie ending that makes the moviegoer jump at flying metal balls)
9. The Blaire Witch Project (1999) (Michael facing the wall is a terrifying ending to a witch hunt!)
10. The Shining (1980) (One of Stephen Kings' best books ends with reincarnation. It makes for a perfect ending by a great visionary director, Stanley Kubrick) 

There is something spooky about classic horror movies. Classic horror films employ grainy film and vivid colors that add emotional depth to the viewing experience. We view bright red motifs as evil. Do you have a favorite horror movie ending? Share your horror movie endings below.   

10 Movies with a Good Ending

Hundreds of movies are released into the movie box office each year. Millions of moviegoers visit movie theaters to watch their favorite movies. With super blockbuster movies The Avengers and The Dark Knight Rises collecting massive ticket sales, the upcoming The Twilight Saga: Break Dawn Part II will rank 2012 as one of the most lucrative box office movie years ever. Of these movies, how many past and present movies have a good ending?

The Dark Knight Rises is making ending news. Christopher Nolan's final installment in the third and final Batman movie features a busy ending with twists, surprises, tricks, and clues. Nolan signed on with Warner Bros. to make Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises movies. In the latest Batman movie, comic book, superhero, and Batman fans are searching all across the web to discuss The Dark Knight Rises ending. The TDKR ending is a hot topic.

Do you think the Batman film has a good ending? Should The Dark Knight Rises make it on a list of movies with a good ending? There is confusion about how does the movie end. Are there multiple movie endings? A few twist endings, surprise ending and a cliffhanger? The final The Dark Knight Rises movie has a good ending. We like the movie ending enough to place it on a list of the best movies with a good ending.

The ending is extremely important. Moviegoers possess the word of mouth influence to impact the movie box office. This past January 2012, The Devil inside movie delivered one of the highest grossing January openings, collecting $34.5 million in ticket sales. However, the bad ending impacted its remaining box office run.

In the weeks to come, the exorcist movie collected less than $20 million to finish at around $54 million. Whereas The Devil Inside movie is successful in terms of production budget ($1 million) to box office estimates of $54 million, the possession movie demonstrates that a good ending can increase ticket sales.

Movies with a good ending create buzz. Moviegoers enjoy a movie that has a good ending. We like those happy endings that compliment the movie premise. The inciting incident, the turning point and the resolution should link together to resolve the conflict or at least confront the movie questions. Twist endings explain the movie to viewers left in the dark (no pun intended) at movie screenings.

We compiled a short list of movies with a good ending. The movies may not have the best endings ever, but they are quality movies that have a good ending to explain the plot.

The following 10 movies have a good ending:

1. The Sixth Sense
2. The Usual Suspects
3. Batman Begins, The Dark Knight & The Dark Knight Rises ( together as a trilogy)
4. Seven
5. Gladiator
6. The Orphan
7. Titanic
8. 16 Candles
9. Fight Club
10. Psycho

Do you have a list of movies that have a good ending? Want to share them here? Use the comment section below. Thanks. 

The Devil Inside ending

***Movie Spoiler***

***The Devil Inside ending***

In the hospital waiting area, Father Ben and Michael are in shock. They just witnessed David blow his head apart with a police officer's gun and watched Isabella have seizures.

The two guys don't know what to make of the gruesome event. Without any warning, the medical team storm the room. Father Ben and Michael follow in unison. 

A female patient is profusely bleeding out from her lacerated neck. It appears Isabella sliced her neck. Isabella makes her way out to the hallway. She bends her body backwards, sending a chill down the spine of those who are watching the possessed Isabella show signs of demonic possession. 

Father Ben urges another priest to help assist him in a last exorcism to expel the demons. Michael drives the car as quickly as he can to avoid delaying the inevitable - Isabella needs an exorcism to exorcise multiple demons. She is suspected of having multiple demonic possession. 

Michael is going berserk. He asks whether the woman is going to die. Michael mentions the blood. Father Ben restrains Isabella in the backseat., though she begins shouting out demon lingo. 

The demons give Isabella clairvoyant abilities to detect hidden truth and desires. Isabella indicates that Ben lacks belief, reminding him of an incident that occurred when he was 13-years-old between his uncle and him.

Ben tells Michael to drive faster. Isabella attempt to strangle Michael. In the contact, the multiple demons transfer to Michael. His eyes widen. He begins to drive faster. Ben is struggling to hold back Isabella. 

Michael removes her safety belt. A wagon of some type eases into the road. Michael slams into the wagon, sending the vehicle spiraling out of control. We see Michael, Ben and Isabella toss around. 

The screen fades to black, noting the Isabella Rossi case is unsolved and to visit TheRossiFiles.com.

Movie end credits roll.    

  

The Woman in Black film ending

***Film Ending Spoilers***

The Woman in Black film ending can be interpreted many different ways. However, the film ending is rather ambiguous with explaining the woman in black's true intentions. Is the woman in black trying to help Arthur reach the afterlife to reunite with his wife? Or does the woman in black want to claim Joseph's soul? The Woman in Black film ending has multiple meanings.

The Woman in Black film ending captures the essence of the metaphysical film. We watch Arthur reunite the woman in black with her son. Nonetheless, the son's spirit mentions "you're not my mother" to confuse the moviegoer. What does this dialogue suggest?

It is quite possible the woman in black is not the deceased boy's mother? Could the boy's spirit sense the woman in black is no longer his mother since she is evil? We can interpret this dialogue with reviewing the curse. Why did the woman in black curse the small town?

The woman in black put a curse on the children to make the parents feel grief. Her son died in a carriage accident along the marsh. She blames the son's caretakers for allowing him to die. Maybe the son doesn't consider the woman in black his mother because his guardians took care of him.

Remember, the woman in black experienced a mental breakdown of some sort that resulted in her losing her son. She eventually experienced depression and hate immediately after her son died in the carriage accident. As a result of the loss, the woman in black hung herself.

Most ghost movies covering spirits who commit suicide revisit the source. The woman in black killed three girls to open the film. She didn't kill another child until Arthur disturbed her home. The "you're not my mother" reference is possibly the boy's spirit indicating his mother has transformed into a malevolent spirit.

On the opposing side, the boy's spirit rejects the woman in black since she experienced a mental breakdown that resulted in the boy living with new caretakers. In a way, the woman in black is only his biological mother while the female caretaker is identified as his adopted mother.

The Woman in Black film ending reveals the woman in black will never forgive. She makes it known that Arthur reuniting her with her son is not enough to heal past wounds. The son's spirit told the woman in black that "you're not my mother" right at the time she swooped down to take him.

The woman in black probably realized that she could never reunite with her son. Hence, the son probably felt abandoned during his death. Nobody was there to save him from dying. The mother committed suicide, and then put an evil curse on children in the town. The boy doesn't recognize his mother that failed to protect him.

At the train station, the woman in black hypnotizes Joseph to walk on the tracks. Her intentions are to take Joseph's soul, causing Arthur to experience further anguish. She wants every parent to feel her pain and grief. Arthur rushed on the train tracks to save Joseph, although the train kills both of them.

The darkness smothering the train station revealed that Arthur and Joseph reached the afterlife. In a spiritual sense, the dark world resembling the physical world is conveyed as the astral plane.

Down the train tracks, a glowing female Angel draws closer. Joseph asks his father whose that woman? Arthur tells Joseph the woman is your mother. Joseph smiles happily. Arthur and Joseph reunite with Stella. Joseph meets his mother for the first time since she died giving birth to him. The film ending solves Arthur's internal motivation that mourning for his deceased wife after four long year will finally end.

The woman in black watches the family bond together. She seems to show slight emotion. We recognize that the woman in black can never make the proper transition to Heaven because her hate is too strong. Therefore, the woman in black is stuck between the physical and the astral plane. She shows that she can move between the two worlds to inflict harm on the living.

Stella leads her husband and son to Heaven. It is one of those film endings that create a good emotional response. We're happy the film ended in this way.

The woman in black looks at the movie audience with a creepy stare. Will the woman in black continue to curse the children in the local town? The initial reaction to the woman in black's stare is that she will continue cursing children to seek revenge. Her son no longer recognizes her as his mother. The son probably reached Heaven, while the woman in black is stuck in-between the living and spiritual worlds.

The Woman in Black film ending conveys that allowing resentment, hatred, regret, pain, and a multitude of emotions all channeling at once will trap evil spirits. The woman in black failed to claim Joseph's soul because Arthur sacrificed his life to save his son's soul. Hence, the woman in black realized that she could never experience family bonding again.

The preceding analysis of The Woman in Black film ending is derived from movie facts. It is our personal perception of what the film ending conveys to us. What do you think about The Woman in Black film ending? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.

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