Favorite Film Endings
 

What are you're favorite film endings? Some that come to mind are:

-Planet Terror (It's got optimism, a little twist, and one last punch of action)

-Casino Royale(The name's bond... James Bond)

- Memento (Where was i?)

- Sunshine (I won't spoil why I like it, but it was good imo)

- Juno (Typical romanctic comedy ending, but effective)

-Scream (and arguably Scream 3)

-Return of the Living Dead (Hilariously macabre)

- The Silence of the Lambs(I think it's very chilling how he hangs up the phone and walks off, and the credits run but the camera never fades, and just shows that same landscape, with Lecter disappearing off.

What are your faves?

* Bonnie and Clyde / Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid / The Devil's Rejects

* The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

* Vertigo

* The Departed

* No Country For Old Men

* Donnie Darko

* Zodiac

* The Sixth Sense (c'mon...look past all the hype. That ending was boss)

* Casablanca

* The Wicker Man (1973)

* 12 Monkeys

I loved it as well, but I don't really like the *very* end. The conversation I mean. It felt kind of lifeless.

Taxi Driver

Friday the 13th pt 3

Harold and Maude

Trainspoting

Smoke

Plenty more...


Vertigo was a good suggestion by Alky...

I zoned out dureing that speil and left the cinema feeling like I missed something, I went in to a drone in my mind about people thinking thier dreams were conversational topics...

No Country For Old Men
Red Dragon
Donnie Darko
Halloween
The Thing
Clerks.
The Big Lebowski
Fargo

See it again, and really listen to what is being said. It's nothing short of chilling. I couldn't imagine a better way to end the film.

Wow, Disease- you really impressed me- first by having seen Harold & Maude, and then mentioning how great the ending is. It really puts you through changes. I love that film, and I love the ending.




Some other obvious choices:

Casablanca

Carrie

I'm actually getting the chance to see it at the cinema in a few weeks, which I can't wait to do...

I have a friend who is a huge fan of it and was the first person to show me the movie, I wish he could be here to see it on the big screen with me....

jacob's ladder
fargo
reservoir dogs
a history of violence (I am the only person alive who likes the ending)
sixth sense