Biggest Bullshit Ending for a Movie *Spoilers..... Probably*

[Gado911]

Dawn of the Dead 2006

ALL OF THAT FOR NOTHING!!!???

 

[TheDoomThing]

Vanishing Point. It's a fantastic movie, but it just ends so...weird.

Spoiler: I'm putting it into spoiler tags for those who have yet to watch it.

The guy just drives straight into the roadblock set by the fuzz. The car explodes and goes up in a fireball. Kowalski just dies then and there. It's a incredibly minimalist end.

 

[Ka_huna]

Anyone see the ending to War of the Worlds? If not, don't.

Agreed. Also, an additional thing that made me angry in the ending of the 2006 version is

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the fact that the teenager survived! He was caught in a fucking explosion, and even if he survived that, he would be caught face-to-face with a giant death machine! I mean, we've established that the tripods take very few prisoners, and the few they take are likely experimented on/killed in a non-descript fashion! He should be a charred corpse, vaporized dust, a bloodless husk or a dead anal probe victim.

That, and why the fuck did the Tripods start breaking down? Well, ok, I know why but...

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it's an enormous plot-hole! The aliens develop machines that shoot disintegration rays and nearly take over the earth, but they can't make protective suits? WTF is up with that?

Well...

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In the book the fact that aliens weren't adapted to human microbes played out very well in the last couple of chapters, in the film it unfortunately seemed like a random deuce ex macchina.

That said, in the original book the tripods aren't that powerful compared to a modern day army, they have an invisible heat ray and deadly poison gas. But artillery fire destroys a couple, its just that they use tactics and that its set at around the start of the 20th century. One of the best parts is when an old school warship named "Thunderchild" fights and destroys several before going down.

Had they fought a modern or even ww2 era army they would have been easily matched. They had to make them more powerful to have a chance in the movie.

Yep that's why the book was better than the 2006 version.

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I like the way the Martians lose - it gives the message of don't fuck with the Earth to any aliens thinking of attacking us.

 

[MK Tha Rebel]

The Matrix Movies. Any of them.

 

[TxMxRonin]

Hellboy 2: The Golden Army. Are you gonna tell me I sat there for 145 minutes for that?

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She just fucking kills herself? I sat there for 145 minutes and wasted $10 just for the ***** to kill herself? Why the fuck did they even make the damn movie then?

 

[gobla]

what i reckon anyone should do to really understand Biggest Bullshit Ending for a Movie is to watch Crank then watch Crank High Voltage in both movies he gets stuffed up but in the end he still some how lives

 

[TheOnceandFutureKing]

any movie that does the "it was all a dream" route, or any deviation of it.

 

[Aedrial]

The Matrix Movies. Any of them.

I didn't think the first one was that bad, it was the sequels that screwed it.

 

[The Cheezy One]

any movie where s/he wakes up and its all a dream

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click and next for a start

 

[Shaoken]

Dawn of the Dead 2006

ALL OF THAT FOR NOTHING!!!???

And that wasn't even the original ending. All the camcorder footage was added later. Originally it ended after they got on the boat.

For Revenge of the Fallen;

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The Matrix is pretty much a dues ex machina. It's not impractical that it could bring Sam back to life; it did bring Optimus back after all. As for the Optimus/Fallen fight being so short, Fallen was pretty much a pushover on his own. He needed the Decepticons to do his bidding. Plus he was about to kill everyone on Earth, so Optimus, already powered up with Jetfire's parts, had good incentive to want to kill him quickly. And if you were Megatron would you want to rush the guy who just fucked your boss up in a minute?

 

[madcap2112]

Signs

What a buncha crap.

 

[Cody211282]

Battlestar Galactica the new one that just ended. What the fuck was up with that, the whole ending was bullshit, I loved the show, even if some of the stuff in season 4 and 4.5 are crap untill the last hour of it. Sorry i know its not a movie but its still a crappy ending!

 

[Finnboghi]

Spoiler: The Hitcher

The girl's boyfriend (forget his name) really didn't need to die, would have been just as good if not better if he didn't.

And at the very end when The Hitcher took a shotgun to the face. It would have been better if she shot off his limbs and left him to rot in prison for the rest of his very long life, for example.

 

[Paperplanes79]

Saving Private Ryan
The beginning is probably the closest thing to real war hollywood will ever get. And then BAM!!!!!!! Whole platoons of Nazis dead everybody can take 8 shots and it all turns into a shitty action movie.

The Cell nuff said.

 

[Music Mole]

The biggest BullShit ending for me was the ending to "Alone in the Dark", because it didn't come two hours earlier!

Another for a different reason was "the Dark Knight". This was easily the best movie made in the past ten years and ends amazingly and then I remember that Heath Ledger is dead and that there can't be(or at least very unlikly(but I'm still hopful)) another Batman movie this INCREDIBLE.

Sadly... I. concur...

 

[Snowy437]

any movie that does the "it was all a dream" route, or any deviation of it.

that is also one of the worst ways to tie a plot together... hate those endings.. but there are some exception to the rule... the old classic movies... wizard of oz for example...

 

[Daedalus1942]

I'd like to name a game with the biggest bullshit ending, and that's Uncharted: Drakes Fortune.
I absolutely loved the game until they introduced the mutated Spaniards... wtf?! -.-

 

[Cowabungaa]

Definatly I Am Legend, by the gods that cheesy, lame-ass, typical Hollywood feel-good ending (with annoying religious overtones) instead of the brilliant ending of the book. It was horrible.

O and The Dark Knight, for letting Two-Face die. He had such an amazing potential for a more personal Batman villain, but nooooo they barely gave the guy proper screentime. Yuch. Loved the rest of the movie, but that part dissapointed me.

 

[Daedalus1942]

the ending to A Clockwork Orange (yeah, flame me). I love the film, but i'm one of these people that likes everything resolved in the film, whereas Kubrick's classic basically took Alex right back to where he started.