Whats the worst ending to a movie you have seen
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War of the Worlds. The one with Tom Cruise.
Everything was just so happy in the final scene. It was set in a suburb of Boston I believe, a city that should have been completely wiped off the map because of its size. And a character who shouldn't have survived the explosion he was caught in somehow made it "home" before the others. And this wasn't super-happy and positive in an ironic lampooning of Hollywood endings or anything, this was genuine.
Everything was just so happy in the final scene. It was set in a suburb of Boston I believe, a city that should have been completely wiped off the map because of its size. And a character who shouldn't have survived the explosion he was caught in somehow made it "home" before the others. And this wasn't super-happy and positive in an ironic lampooning of Hollywood endings or anything, this was genuine.
Lets see...
Blare Witch Project- (in a bad way)
Cloverfield- (Cliffhanger with no sequal. Terrible planning.)
The Sixth Sense- (In a heartbreaking kind of way. Not terrible per-say, but I can never watch it again for fear of loosing any last clames to my manhood by crying during the end of the movie.)
Blare Witch Project- (in a bad way)
Cloverfield- (Cliffhanger with no sequal. Terrible planning.)
The Sixth Sense- (In a heartbreaking kind of way. Not terrible per-say, but I can never watch it again for fear of loosing any last clames to my manhood by crying during the end of the movie.)
And for dramatic effect, she uses the blade side to turn it, cutting her hands in the process.BlindMessiah94 said:
I seriously loved Saving Private Ryan, but the ending was fucking depressing.
Tom Hanks dies, and the translator guy who did nothing to help the guy in a knife fight survives heroically. Private Ryan also survives, but still he had only been in the movie for like, twenty minutes.
Agreed with both, they were terrible. I didn't even mind the monstors being made up in The Village, but being set in modern times!? What the hell.Audemas said:
The whole film was terrible to be fair, I can't believe that Starship Troopers 2 and 3 were actually smaller budget films than the first, usually they go up not down.Soviet Heavy said:
Trust me, don't. Donnie Darko is quite possibly my favourite film ever. S.Darko made me want to murder whoever thought wrote the script, whoever read the script and decided to make the film rather than murder the script writer, and whoever didn't burn down the studio where it was being made.Milky_Fresh said:
Obviously I am only being half serious.
That really was awful... I kept thinking of the other films and thinkin "how could they get it so WRONG??"ConstantJoe said:
Now that one's in my head I can't think of another worse one - though I think the endings of "No Country for Old Men" and "Dark Knight" were anticlimaxes, even thought I suppose I can see they had reasons why they did them like that.
I don't know if I can agree with you on that. I dont really want to say much because there are actually three endings, but the one I saw had something happen very very fast. I thought it was well done, got a good reaction out of the crowd. Reading the other two endings, one sounds good, one sounds bad. The bad one is the one they screened pre release and then tacked into the dvd as a special feature.D Bones said:
As for worst endings, off the top of my head the ending to AVP2 just because the final line is so god damn cheesy.
Come on what was wrong with The Mist.sephiroth1991 said:
Did you not like how after he killed 4-5 people including his son the military came just a few minutes later? I kind of liked the ending.
OT: Knowing, come on fucking aliens? I would have been happier if they all died.
Don't want to sound like I'm hating but nothing comes to mind apart from Avatar.
I mean, it just left me really really dissapointed.
I mean, it just left me really really dissapointed.
