They lived happily ever after, it was all a dream, the girl didn't like the boy but now she does. Needs moar realism.
Most hated cliche ending...
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get Jeremy Irons to do a Mission Impossible voice thingy and you're good to go!UnableToThinkOfName said:Lucky you!Latinidiot said:I wish I sounded like him.
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i was loving fight club until the end. for the very few of you who have not seen it, i wont spoil it but just turn it off at the scene before the last. trust me, do it, you will thank me for it.
Sunsets.
Why oh why must happy endings always go off with the heroes gazing/walking into a sunset. It hasn't been cool or interesting since the Indiana Jones movies.
Why oh why must happy endings always go off with the heroes gazing/walking into a sunset. It hasn't been cool or interesting since the Indiana Jones movies.
Fight Club is a different story, because that was not the original ending. In the book Jack blows his brains out and meanders about Heaven for a chapter reflecting on what happened. Most people hated the ending, as it was horrible bad, and Palahnuik got the chance to rewrite it in the movie, which makes FAR more sense and isn't quite as morbid. As for surviving the shot, it's entirely possible, if you watch closely he's aiming to the side of his neck to not hit his spinal cord, when he gets up you can see the wound is on the side of his neck, not middle. He'd have to worry about bleeding to death shortly there after, but he could survive it, by missing the spinal cord no vital organs would be hit.jimmyrulez said:
Endings that are 45-minutes long and nothing but cutscenes. (Yes, I'm talking about you Metal Gear Solid 4.)
The stupid Hollywood kiss. Where the "hero" has to kiss the "damsel (sometimes in distress)" no matter WHAT. Dont mind the fact that they havent had any real emotional bonding...THE HERO GETS TO KISS THE GIRL.
The EXTREMELY stupid rythm change or whatever in virtually all comedies (which are automatically romances) where the couple has some STUPID fight or disagreement and you KNOW they are gonna overcome it and get back together. Man Hollywood..get a clue.
The EXTREMELY stupid rythm change or whatever in virtually all comedies (which are automatically romances) where the couple has some STUPID fight or disagreement and you KNOW they are gonna overcome it and get back together. Man Hollywood..get a clue.
1. Where the ending points to an inevitable and crappy sequel if the movie is successful (or not)There doesn't always have to be a sequel to a successful movie. Come on Hollywood execs get it through your heads (I'm not saying all successful movies that have sequels have bad sequels)
2.IT WAS ALL ALIENS (e.g *spoilers* (don't know how to make that link to show spoilers so srry) the ending to The Knowing
2.IT WAS ALL ALIENS (e.g *spoilers* (don't know how to make that link to show spoilers so srry) the ending to The Knowing
This whole timetravel stuff we did in order to fix something? Wow, it turns out it was only neccesary/possible BECAUSE we used timetravel. Yeah, a big paradox but what a twist... The first 6 times you see it. Seriously, if time travel is involved, it's a twist if this DOESN'T happen, but some writers still have the balls to pretend anyone will be suprised (I'm looking at you here Prince of Persia: Warrior within)
Okay, doesn't always happen at the end, but still.
Okay, doesn't always happen at the end, but still.
The big "It was all a dream ending."
And also the whole thing of a current conflict being resolved only for something to happen at the last second leading to "To Be Continued."
And also the whole thing of a current conflict being resolved only for something to happen at the last second leading to "To Be Continued."
It pains me to mention it, but they just pulled a Naruto and started a whole new series to carry the last volumes of the original manga. It's called InuYasha: The Final Act. It was 26 episodes long and it might still be up on Hulu. I'm not sure.Mr.logic said:
A Halo 2 like cliffhanger that basically says "You want to know what happens next? Screw you, you have to fork out another 60 bucks for Closure around here."
Damn those look good! Mmmm, soft baked chocolate chip cookies, *drools*Julianking93 said:You win a cookie because that's exactly what I was referring toOutright Villainy said:
OT: When you go through the whole movie normally, then you get to the end, and either the main character or important person is about to die or the world's about to explode, and just as it's about to happen...
BAM! They wake up, and it was all a dream/simulation/some other bulls**t.
It worked in Assassin's Creed, but that was because it still actually happened.
Isn't that the end of the original series? The final act's already done and I'm pretty sure it does have a real ending. I'm not sure why they stopped the series there originally but it is finished now. I'm not a big inuyasha fan but I laughed when I heard they were making the final season since I had friends griping about it.Mr.logic said: