Showing posts with label movie ending. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movie ending. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 27, 2016

The Boy Film Ending

The Boy is a horror about an American girl who accepts a nanny job in the U.K. Once she arrives at an extravagant home, she meets an old couple and their toy boy. She is responsible for taking care of this toy boy, conforming to all 10 rules written on paper to satisfy his needs.

The Boy film ending features a twist you won't expect. If you haven't watched The Boy movie, avoid reading the movie ending below. 



***The Boy Film Ending***


Blood drips on Cole's face. He awakens to a message written in blood, "Get Out." Cole gets all hysterical, wanting answers to who left these rats in his bag and wrote a bloody message. 

Greta enters the room. She is as shocked as Cole is. Cole assumes she has something to do with this threat. Malcolm hears this commotion from outside, quickly entering the home to help Greta.  

Cole orders Greta to hand over the doll (Brahms). She refuses to give him Brahms. Malcolm tells Cole to leave Greta alone. 

Tension escalates, as Cole then grabs the doll from Greta and smashes it against a hard surface. This toy boy breaks into many pieces. It appears the ashes of Brahms pour out. 

Greta is in shock to see Brahms broken. The lights begin to flicker. Noise radiates from the walls. Cole draws close to the mirror, telling Greta and Malcolm to be quiet and listen. 

All of a sudden, the glass mirror breaks. Cole falls backward. A masked man emerges out of the mirror. It is Brahms. He overpowers Cole, stabbing a spear/hook into his neck. Cole bleeds out.  

Greta and Malcolm run away from Brahms. We learn that Brahms never died as a child. He has been living in the walls the entire time, expecting his parents to care for the doll as it were real. 

Greta and Malcolm run upstairs. They lock the door. Brahms tries to unlock the doors, twisting and turning the doorknob like a deranged lunatic. Greta tells Malcolm to hurry up and lock the closet door. They reach just in time before Brahms can enter. 

Brahms is strong as an ox. He resembles Michael Myers. He is tall and strong like the Halloween killer. The two escape the room through the walls. They end in a room where Brahms has a doll dressed in a red dress and is wearing a necklace. These items were stolen in the bathroom, while Greta was taking a shower. 

Greta is angry. She finds a letter written by the Heelshire's. She realizes then that they knew Brahms was living inside the walls. In this letter, they tell Brahms he could have the girl. 

Brahms appears. They climb into the walls. On the verge of escaping the home, Malcolm tells Greta to leave without him. He wants to save her from this Mad Man. Brahms wrestles Malcolm to the ground. He crushes his head, remembering how he killed a young girl many years ago. 

Greta is devastated that Malcolm is possibly dead. She exits the vicinity. 

However, Greta enters the home from the front door. She sees Cole dead. Brahms is there waiting. She talks to Brahms like a child. She tells him he must go to bed. 

Greta puts Brahms in bed, pulling the covers over his body. He wants a kiss. She tells him no, he's been bad and must go to bed. Brahms throws a fit, pulling her back. Greta goes in for a goodnight kiss, but Brahms wants more and tries to French kiss her. 

Unexpectedly, Greta stabs Brahms with a knife. Both of them get into a fight. Brahms pins Greta against the wall, choking her until she becomes dizzy and hazy. She reaches down, pushing the knife further into his gut. He drops her, and then falls to the ground. 

Greta returns to Malcolm. She rescues him. They exit the Hilshire home. We see them drive off together, relieved to have escaped the psychotic Brahms. 

In the end, we see the Brahms doll reassembled. This doll consumes the screen, revealing Brahms didn't die from his stab wound. 

The Boy movie ends.  

  


Tuesday, January 26, 2016

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.



***The Revenant Ending***




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. 






   

Saturday, April 4, 2015

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.





Tuesday, January 13, 2015

Dawn of the Dead (2004) ending

Dawn of the Dead (2004)
This Dawn of the Dead (2004) remake of George Romero's classic zombie hit Dawn of the Dead (1978) features an eerie movie ending to an already good zombie movie. We believe there is hope for the remaining group to survive this zombie apocalypse. However, this group faces another impossible challenge that determines their fate in this hopeless dead world.

If you haven't watched the Dawn of the Dead (2004) remake, avoid reading the movie spoiler featured below. This movie spoiler includes the ending of Dawn of the Dead (2004). 



***Movie Spoiler on Dawn of the Dead (2004) ending***



CJ stays behind in the mall bus to give his group a chance at survival. The dead are attacking CJ in droves, too many mindless dead zombies to handle. 

Meanwhile, Ana, Kenneth, Michael, Terry, Nicole and the dog Chip race out to Steve's yacht. They load all the supplies they possibly can into Steve's party boat. It is the quickest rush ever. No time to waste. Their lives depends on being fast. 

CJ faces the impossible. The zombies are surrounding him like flies. The walking dead begin to bite him. He refuses to transform into these dead freaks, so he lights two flares. The effects of the leaking fuel and the burning flares ignite an explosion that is seen from miles away. 

The group take cover to avoid this fiery fallout. They remove rope from the dock to free the yacht. These crew members are racing against time. The zombies are piling up behind the burning boat. 

Michael stays behind. He tells the group I can't go. Ana begs Michael to come. She panics because this is the man of her dreams found in a world run by zombies. Ana says what? At this point, the audience is questioning the reason Michael chooses to stay. Why must he stay?

Michael reveals to Ana that he was bitten downtown when the zombies paraded them. Ana responds with "Oh, no Michael" and the world is again crashing down on her. This time, Ana faces losing the companionship she so desires in this lonely place. 

Ana down at the bite marks. She stares at Michael in the eyes and says "no" while softly shaking her head. Michael responds, "I must stay here" and walks away. He is brave in this moment. No fear. 

Ana swiftly moves across the boat, "But you can't" to give Michael hope at survival. He apologizes to Ana, "Sorry Ana." Michael releases the last rope to free the yacht. "I can help you," Ana pleads. Michael tells Ana she cannot help him but you can help them. 

The group look on ominously. Their facial expressions are sincere. They come to respect Michael. This cohesive group just lost CJ. Now, again, Michael is leaving them. He has no choice but to remain there. The zombie bite marks are a death wish. 

Ana reassures Michael she can help him. She is clearly upset. Michael calms her, telling her that it's alright Ana. He accepts his fate. 

"It's going to be alight," Michael claims. Ana says, "No," shrugs her shoulders, "It won't." Michael brushes her blonde bangs to the side, romantically touches her face as a sincere gesture to keep hope alive. Michael calms Ana, "It will," get better. 

Michael releases the rope to free the boat. He grabs Ana's hand and kisses it gently. Ana is choked up in tears. This tear-jerking sendoff becomes one of the saddest moments. 

Kenneth asks Michael, "You sure you want to do this?" Michael agrees that he does and will watch the sunrise. 

A burning backdrop illuminates Michael. The yacht sails off slowly. 

Ana watches on hopelessly. Michael is holding a gun. He looks at it as to convey that this is what I must do. My time on this Earth is over. He holds the gun up to his lower chin.

A gunshot sound closes this end scene. 

In the film end credits, the real hopelessness begins. 

Steve is seen on a camera with beautiful women. In real time, the crew is hopeless. Terry films this dark, bleak moment unfold. 

The crew find a boat. There is a cooler there. They open up the cooler to find a zombie head stuffed inside it. It is alive. It growls at them. They shoot it dead. 

Larva smothers the spoiled food. Terry says "Christ!" The crew run out of food, water, fuel runs out and hope is about gone.

Terry must put out a fire out with a fire extinguisher. Kenneth tells Terry to get that camera out of his face.

The crew come across an island. Chip runs off barking. The group exit the boat slowly. Kenneth aims his rifle to anticipate potential zombies. They are armed and ready to fight, but frantic. 

Zombies are seen approaching them from the jungle. The group know this is it. The thrilling end is about to wrap up. Kenneth tells the group to stay behind him. Nicole screams. 

Way too many zombies ambush them. Firing shots at them can't hold back the floodgates of dead walkers smothering them. They attempt to escape. They're all dead. Too many zombies to face. 

We learn the world is doomed and surviving this zombie apocalypse is impossible. No hope. No fate. 

Disturbed "Down with the Sickness" song follows with zombies filling the frames in series of shots. 

The end. 






Thursday, May 1, 2014

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.



***Oculus movie ending spoiler***

***Spoiler Alert***




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.   

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

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.


***Spoiler Alert***


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. 


Monday, May 20, 2013

Fast & Furious 6 ending

Fast & Furious 6 is the most anticipated movie of the year. Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Dwayne Johnson, and the rest of the FF cast are back again in an operative mission to clear their names. Nonetheless, Dom is interested in reconnecting with Letty.

The film ending is action-packed. We will update this movie ending section next weekend to provide ending spoilers. In the meantime, visit FastAndTheFuriousMovies.com to read spoilers and predictions on Fast & Furious 6. Enjoy the adrenaline ride!

Fast & Furious 6 ending is ready below. If you haven't watched Fast & Furious 6 yet, then avoid viewing the ending spoilers. You have been warned.


***Fast & Furious 6 ending***



***Spoiler Alert***






Owen Shaw and his crew are captured by Dom and company. The tank and bridge fiasco finally comes to an end. A tank causes damage to dozens of cars, a bridge, and the highway. Dom jumps from his car to save Letty. The impossible risk to jump into the air and land on a vehicle turns into a moment of clarity. Dom is able to prove his loyalty to a memory-impaired Letty.

A military unit take Owen and his team under their custody. Owen reveals to the military unit that his men took Mia hostage. If Dom and/or anyone else make a move without his permission, his men will kill Mia. Elena escapes with Mia's baby. 

The final sequence begins with the military team releasing Owen and his men. A surprise reveal; Riley double crosses Hobbs and his team. She is working for Owen. Owen reclaims the ICBM guidance chip, and then leaves with his team. 

The action-packed ending plays out on a landing strip in which Owen and his crew try to leave on a military plane. Dom and company fight Owen and his band. In one scene, Hobbs and Dom perform a tag team wrestling move on one of Shaw's giants - a soldier working under Shaw who looks like he is 7 foot tall.  

Han is unable to save his Gisele from falling. He tries to pull her up, but loses grasp of her hand. She begins to shoot at the plane. 

The plane is about to explode. Dom's crew escape just in time. However, Dom is left inside the plane with a dozen fast cars. What will he do? Will he survive? 

Dom's crew watch from the distance. Owen and his pilots are trying to take off, where the plane continues to burn out of control. 

Dom powers out of the plane in a fast car. The entire plane engulfs into flames. Han, Brian Mia, Letty and family assume Dom doesn't escape the explosion. However, Dom is alive. Letty runs toward Dom. He receives her in his arms. 

Hobbs asks Dom to name his price for stopping Owen Shaw. Dom shares a number, which is in fact his old address from Los Angeles. The exact address of the home is from The Fast and the Furious movie. Dom and his crew are pardoned for all previous crimes. 

Hobbs thanks Dom. He tells Dom he never thought he would trust a criminal. Dobb tells Dom until next time they will meet again. 

Elsa shows up. Letty thanks Elsa for taking care of Dom. Elsa is understanding and chooses to accept her family as an agent. 

In same ending as The Fast and the Furious, Dom and his family have a barbecue. Roman dips into the barbecue too early, where he is told that he must say grace. 

We think the movie is over; however, the end credits reveal two hands driving a car. Bright lights from the city streets are shown in plain view. Japanese voices are reporting a high speed event in which all units are on alert.

Three racing cars are drifting in Tokyo. Han is driving in an orange Mazda RX7 Veilside. A silver Mercedes slam into the side, pushing the Mazda on the hood. The Maza rolls onto its backside. 

A driver walks out of the Mercedes. We are surprised to see Ian Shaw, the brother of Owen Shaw, pace toward the Mazda. Han is hurt and trapped upside down. Ian throws a silver piece of jewelry that Letty gave to Owen Shaw earlier in the movie on the ground next to Han. 

As Ian walks way, Han and his car explode into flames. Ian calls Dom to let him know what has happened. Fast & Furious 6 ending reveals The Fast and the Furious movie plot design and sets up the racing franchise for a possible Sean return in Fast 7. 

Though this ending spoiler is not written in full detail, the essential goal is to reveal a super fast seventh film due out next year. Jason Statham is playing the antagonist Ian Shaw in Fast 7.  



Saturday, October 20, 2012

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   

   

Saturday, September 22, 2012

House at the End of the Street film ending

House at the End of the Street is a psychological thriller movie. A young teenage girl Elissa (Jennifer Lawrence) and her mother Sarah (Elisabeth Shue) move into a new neighborhood next to a home where a previous murder took place. Next door neighbor Ryan (Max Thierlot) is the last surviving member of his family.

House at the End of the Street has a twist ending. If you haven't watched House at the End of the Street yet, beware the film ending is featured below with movie spoilers.


***Movie Spoilers***


Elissa hides in the basement. Sarah falls down the stairs. A deceased officer Weaver's body sits up against the wall with a fatal abdominal wound. Elissa watches Ryan stand over her mother. 

Ryan throws Sara on his shoulder. He walks toward the door, noticing broken glass scattered on the ground.   Ryan drops Sara on the ground. He inspects the broken glass and immediately scans the area. 

Elissa tries to remain hidden. She makes a sudden noise. Ryan grabs a knife. He enters behind the side space to go after Elissa. Elissa crawls as fast as she can, kicking Ryan on the face to stun him. Elissa retrieves officer Weaver's gun and shoots at Ryan. Ryan takes cover.   

Ryan flips the power switch off. It is pitch black. Elissa turns on the flashlight. The flashlight turns on and off. She finally turns on the flashlight to find Ryan coming toward her with a knife in hand.

Elissa shoots Ryan several times. A bullet punctures his right chest and his shoulder. He drops to the ground. Elissa slowly advances toward Ryan. She searches his front pocket for the car keys. 

All of a sudden, Ryan grabs a hold of Elissa. She struggles to get free, where Sara swings a mallet at Ryan's head to knock him out cold.

The truck is ready to go. Sarah and Elissa are packed and ready to move. Elissa stands in the backyard, near the tree Ryan indicated that has a smiley face. Sarah asks if Elissa is okay. 

Elissa continues to stare at the tree. She asks her mother what she sees when looking at the tree. Sarah says that it's just a tree. Elissa agrees with her mom. She is now calm. The mother and daughter leave. 

In a mental institute, we see Ryan shacked up and sitting with a blank stare. A flashback scene reveals the mother telling Carrie Anne to enjoy the cake. Dressed up as a girl, an upset and defiant Ryan tells his mother he is Ryan. The mother slaps Ryan and tells him to shut up because he is Carrie Anne.    

The end 


Sunday, September 9, 2012

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. 



   

Friday, September 7, 2012

Horsemen film ending

Horsemen movie is disguised as a serial killer movie. Dennis Quaid plays a detective whose involvement in a murder case thus holds biblical implications. If you haven't watched Horsemen, beware that we will be discussing the film ending below.

***Movie Spoilers***


Aidan Breslin (Dennis Quaid) and Stingray (Clifton Collins Jr.) discuss the murder cases in the police station. Breslin reflects back on the bloody teeth found in the setup scene, discovering the previous murders are a personal attack against his family.

The two detectives split apart. Breslin orders Stingray to visit his home to retrieve his youngest son, while he attempts to find his oldest son at school. 

Breselin rushes to the high school. He speaks to Stingray on the phone. Out of nowhere, Stingray experiences a blunt trauma to his head. Breselin rushes to his home. He discovers his older son is missing.

In an auditorium, Breslin is knocked out. He awakens to find his son dangling from the ceiling. Hooks are carved into his body, the pain so intense that Alex is trembling. His pale white skin bleeds out.

Breslin is frightened to see his son in a deadly situation. Alex reveals to his father that his sinister plan is to harm him like the others. We learn that all murders in the movie are isolated events. A network of vulnerable young individuals are part of a plot to make their family suffer through vicious death scenes.

Breslin's leg is attached to a theater seat. He tries to free himself. Alex shares his emotional pain, his plot, and that many more are like him. Breslin begs his son to stop. He fires his gun at his chain. Then, Breslin shoots the chains digging into Alex's flesh. Alex falls to the ground. Breslin rushes to his aid.

In the last minute of Horsemen, the young son asks his father will Alex be okay. Breslin responds that Alex will be fine.

The end





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.   

Sunday, August 26, 2012

Top 5 Depressing movie endings

Depressing movies make you feel bad for the characters. We prefer to watch a happy ending, albeit a sad or depressing ending adds emotion to the movie experience. Why does the movie end that way? Despite bargaining with our conscious mind, we accept the movie must end that way.

Depressing movie endings put us moviegoers on the edge, and then throws us off the cliff. We reach the climax, fall downward, and thus reach the deep end. Depressing movie endings create an emotional reaction. The top 5 depressing movie endings feature sad endings. We want the characters to reach happiness. 

In the movie end, the protagonists meet their doom. The most depressing movie endings leave moviegoers without closure. The main protagonist fight up to the movie end. Their predetermined fate is depressing. 

Top 5 most depressing movie endings:
  1. Knowing
  2. Wrong Turn 4
  3. Dawn of the Dead (2004)
  4. The Night of the Living Dead (1968)
  5. The Green Mile (very sad)  

The saddest movie ending ever

There are many types of movie endings. We have a happy ending, good ending, bad ending, dumb ending, crazy ending, surprise ending, twist ending, cliffhanger, and then the saddest ending. The saddest ending is an ending that makes you weep. Even the toughest individuals are not immune to the saddest ending.

The saddest movie ending deals out an unthinkable event. Moviegoers find solace in releasing their emotions. You may think the saddest movie ending is sappy; however, the end makes you feel bad. The following movie delivers the saddest ending ever.

The Green Mile is a movie about a black man who is sentenced to prison for molesting and murdering two young girls. Nonetheless, the black man never committed such crimes against the two little girls. He tried to save the girls with his healing powers, but their injuries were beyond his healing abilities.

The Green Mile is a metaphysical movie with an important message. We must give every person a fair chance to prove their value to the world. Not every convicted individual is indeed a criminal. In the jail cell next to the healer, another guilty white man is responsible for molesting and killing the two little girls.

The Green Mile ending will have you shedding tears. Prison guards who know the real truth face a difficult decision to carry out the state sentence levied against the healer. Watch The Green Mile ending to see one of the saddest movie endings ever.
      


Monday, August 13, 2012

What is a twist ending?

A twist ending is a major revelation in the movie end. The twist ending changes the direction of the plot. Moviegoers may discover a character is a ghost, a the killer, or the entire movie is a dream. If the screenwriter performs the twist right, the twist ending is an impressive plot device to entertain viewers.

A twist ending is also known as a plot twist. Most of the best twist endings occur in the movie ending. Recent movies such as Dream House butchered the twist, showing the true identity of the main character in the midpoint rather than revealing the truth in the movie ending.

The Sixth Sense features one of the best twist endings ever. Malcolm treats his patient. In the movie end, we never realize he is actually a ghost. The real Malcolm died at the beginning of the movie. M. Night Shayamalan's trademark is to serve up twist endings.

Movies with twist endings trick movie viewers through withholding major plot points. Intruders is a recent psychological movie that reveals a major twist toward the movie ending. If you want to read the movie twist, visit MoviesWithATwist.com to read Intruders movie with a twist.

The movie audience may realize the twist. Nonetheless, the protagonist is left out of the twist to enhance the ending. Good movie twists build suspense, emotion, and increase the dramatic effect. How did you feel after learning the Fight Club twist? The Sixth Sense? We never expect the twist to make us think back to plot clues. In The Cabin in the Woods movie, the writer give us hints to the twist.

An example of great twist endings:
  • The Sixth Sense
  • The Uninvited
  • Orphan
  • Psycho
  • Passengers
  • Sleepaway Camp
  • Fight Club
  • Seven
  • Saw movies
  • Shutter Island
  • The Others
  • Old Boy
  • The Devil's Advocate
  • Chernobyl Diaries

Visit TwistEndings.com to read about movies with twist endings. 

Saturday, July 28, 2012

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. 




Thursday, March 15, 2012

The Devil Inside film ending

***Spoiler Alert***

The Devil Inside film ending is horrible. Even worse, The Devil Inside movie ends with a twist. What exorcism movies in recent memory hold the last exorcism in the end to confront the demon trapped inside the possessed? We believe mostly all exorcism movies feature an exorcist performing an exorcism to free the possessed of their inner demon(s). What went wrong with the film ending in the wannabe exorcism movie known as The Devil Inside?

The Devil Inside film ending is a disaster. We realized the exorcism movie depended on misleading marketing to scare the moviegoing public. However, we caught onto Paramount's deceptive marketing ploy to pass off The Devil Inside as a real exorcism story. Is that why the inexperienced filmmakers decided to use a shocking ending that nonetheless the worse movie ending in the history of horror movies?

The Devil Inside film ending is bad. It is the worse ending in a genre known for producing good movie endings. We had so and watch these awfully bad film ending unfold into nothing. At first, we believed Ben and Michael would transport Isabella to a Father who could perform the last exorcism to exorcise the demons inside Isabella. In Isabella's case, she is possessed with multiple demons, also known as multiple demonic possession.

Why should we be afraid of four demons? The real Exorcism of Anneliese Michel movie is such a frightening documentary film. The film ending in the Anneliese movie as well as The Last Exorcism movie delivered a good twist ending that seems fitting for most exorcism movies.

We want to see the last exorcism performed on the possessed. Instead, The Devil Inside filmmakers showed us a sloppy movie with poor execution. We don't know what is worse - the marketing trick or the bad movie ending that leaves up with a cliffhanger. Why end an exorcism movie with a car accident?

Wow?! A car accident to close an exorcism movie is lazy filmmaking at its worst. What is The Exorcist ended with a car accident? Would you rank the exorcism movie in the top 100 most scariest movies of all time. Probably not. The Devil Inside film ending is an epic disaster, especially in the horror movie and exorcism movie genres. Awful decision to use a car accident to kill the protagonists in the film ending.

The Devil Inside film ending cheats the moviegoers. Good exorcism movies such as The Rite, The Last Exorcism, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, and The Exorcist show an exorcist performing an exorcism. This is the moment of truth to discover the name of the demon. We must know the name of the demon, or the demons (in multiple demonic possession) to exorcise the evil out of the possessed.

In The Devil Inside film ending, the filmmakers decided to execute the car crash ending to trick confused moviegoers into visiting their The Rossi Files website. It was a bad decision to end The Devil Inside movie with a car crash since most horror moviegoers are stumped as to why any exorcism movie would end so horribly. The horror of the fake documentary film lies in the bad movie ending. Horribly done! Bad execution! What a sloppy job!

The Devil Inside film ending is the worst movie ending in the history of exorcism movies. We got cheated out of a good movie ending that could have helped the movie last in the box office. Shortly after a $34.5 million opening weekend, The Devil Inside tanked in the weeks to follow.

There is nothing to explain about The Devil Inside film ending. We can't interpret the exorcism movie ending, especially when the movie is an unfinished product without the bells and whistles to make noise. What are the names of the demons possessing Maria Rossi? Which demons possessed Isabella Rossi? Why do we need to visit The Rossi Files to read manipulating movie facts that are fake?

The Devil Inside film ending is a disaster worse than the car accident. The film ending left many movie fans gasping for a refund. They booed the movie ending. An exorcism movie that ends with a car crash and fails to name the demons deserves no credit to be recognized as a horror movie about exorcisms.

What is your take on The Devil Inside movie ending? Do you believe the film ending is good, bad, or mediocre?