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

Wednesday, January 27, 2016

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.



***American Mary movie spoiler***



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. 



    

Monday, September 16, 2013

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.



***Spoiler Alert***




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. 




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 


Thursday, August 2, 2012

Would Christopher Nolan end a Batman movie on...?



***Movie Spoiler***



Would Christopher Nolan end a Batman movie on a dream? The more we reflect back on the new Batman movie, the more we think about the Nolan brothers pounding away at the clues. Did we need to hear the mechanic telling Fox that Bruce Wayne repaired the autopilot 6 months ago? Gordon discovering the Bat signal repaired? The pearl necklace missing from the Wayne estate? John Blake retrieving a bag prepared for him?

Christopher Nolan and Jonathan Nolan are clever screenwriters. They know how to encode messages through serving up crafty dialogue and showing powerful visuals. Why did the Nolan brothers emphasize on multiple clues? It is confusing to think the writers need to reveal the autopilot, pearl necklace, Bat signal, bag and John Blake's real name (Robin) to get their point across.

However, cranking out the clues is not the end of the trickery. We see Alfred at an Italian cafe. He acknowledges Bruce at a distant table. Selina is sitting across Bruce, wearing the exact pearl necklace that is missing from the Wayne Estate. Really? Do we need multiple clues to understand the obvious? The cafe scene is unnecessary unless it is intended as a trick to make you think Bruce is alive.

Showing these multiple clues in sequential order confirm the Nolan brothers are tricking most moviegoers into thinking the facts are there to prove Bruce Wayne is alive. Why not look at the Alfred cafe scene as a personal imagination, fantasy, hallucination, and even a dream? Bruce Wayne hallucinated in the pit. Alfred shared his cafe story with Bruce. It leaves the door open to enter another hallucination into plot. Does Christopher Nolan write simple scripts to explain everything to us? No.

The Dark Knight Rises is the last film of the Batman trilogy. Why can't the Batman movie feature an imagination? We already witnessed a hallucination and a fantasy. Adding a dream into the mix is plausible. Really think about the clues. Are you convinced that moviegoers require this many clues? Better yet, the multiple clues lead up to a cafe scene with Bruce sitting across Alfred. Cliche? Predictable? Brilliant?

The Nolan brothers are serving up the clues on purpose to make you think. The cafe ending scene is more than just an obvious confirmation to alert us that Bruce Wayne is alive because we see Selina with the pearl necklace sitting next to him. Even so, we debate that people think it is impossible for Alfred to dream about a woman he knows nothing about.

Are you convinced we can't dream about another person? If we dream about a person we never met, then it is deemed reality? Alfred probably crossed paths with Selina. He knows the pearl necklace went missing. Should the film play out like a fairy tale? The Dark Knight saves Gotham City. He is rewarded with a new life and his dream girl. That seems like a fantasy to me, especially since Alfred shares the cafe story - in the turning point - to convince Bruce he must give up on Batman to find happiness.

Commenters on this website are intelligent. Do you need the extra clues put in your face to make a decision that a person is alive? We mentioned this Batman movie is about fate, hope and fear. Are the Nolan brothers giving us hope that Bruce is alive? Revealing clue after clue to reach a conclusion in a cafe is too obvious.

You be the judge. Is Bruce Wayne dead or alive? Would Christopher Nolan, a complex mind, end a Batman movie on a dream? Feel free to chat about the topic.       

Saturday, May 26, 2012

Chernobyl Diaries film ending


The Chernobyl Diaries movie is making small waves at the box office. This movie about the 1986 post-nuclear meltdown is set to finish in the top 5, likely collecting $10 million in ticket sales. Horror movie fans are searching the web for Chernobyl Diaries ending explanations and movie spoilers to better understand the nuclear crisis. If you haven't watched Chernobyl Diaries, beware that we will briefly discuss the film ending.

***Film Ending Spoiler***

Chernobyl Diaries film ending reveals a concealed government secret, that radioactive creatures are behind the mutilation. The movie characters die in the following order:
  1. Uri
  2. Chris
  3. Natalie
  4. Michael
  5. Zoe
  6. Paul 
  7. Amanda
In our opinion, the Chernobyl Diaries characters die in this exact order to create suspense. Uri's death puts the group into a tough position. Can this group make it out of Prypiat alive? Chris goes missing. His girlfriend Natalie is abducted. Michael sacrifices himself to save Zoe, Paul and Amanda. Zoe falls victim to the zombie mutants. Russian soldiers shoot Paul dead. The Final Girl, Amanda, dies inside a room full of zombies. Soon after Uri dies, the deaths alternate between the couples. 

In the Chernobyl Diaries film ending, we see zombie creatures attacking Zoe. The same zombies also attempt to assault Paul and Amanda. The movie ending explored how radiation adversely affected the residents who stayed behind in the midst of the nuclear meltdown. 

Uri warns the group about visiting the Chernobyl reactors. He tells them they would require a mask and special suit to avoid radiation contamination, which is extremely high at ground zero. Paul and Amanda mistakenly arrive at Reactor #4, where high radiation levels begin to burn their skin and eyes - lesions form on their faces. 

Russian soldiers confront Paul and Amanda. They view the trespassers as a potential risk. Paul inches closer, pleasing with the Russian soldiers to help them. The Russian soldiers shoot Paul dead. Amanda is visibly upset. She rests her head on Paul's motionless body

Inside an underground laboratory, Amanda is groggy. Two scientists speak in two tongues - communicating in Russian and English. Amanda is asked whether anyone knows she is there. She shares that nobody knows her whereabouts. The scientists mention this girl visited Reactor #4. All her friends are totally gone, except for her.

The scientists refuse to release Amanda. She is forced inside a dark room. Alone and scared, Amanda calls out to find help. Without warning, a large group of zombies begin to surround her. Nevertheless, the Chernobyl conspiracy contradicts the 2002 statement revealed in the movie setup. The real truth is that radiation zombies now occupy Prypiat.  

Chernobyl Diaries has a decent ending. Moviegoers see the truth unfold; zombies roam around Prypiat, Russian scientists conduct experiments on flesh-eating mutants, and no person is permitted to leave Chernobyl alive.