Finally! All Those Ambiguous Movie Endings Resolved!
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Nothing gets the blood boiling like an ambiguous movie ending. You've invested roughly two or more hours of your time on a film only to watch the freakin' thing fade to black right in the middle of a conversation or before the main characters had time to resolve all their issues. The person you're watching the film with almost always goes "That's it!? That's how they're ending it!?" before turning to you and saying something like, "That's the last time I let you pick the movie!"
Well, good news is those maniacs at College Humor managed to dig up the actual endings for a group of movies whose ambiguous finales are pretty memorable. They have Lost in Translation, No Country for Old Men, The Graduate, The Wrestler and even The Sopranos. Always wonder what Bill Murray whispered to Scarlett Johansson? Or ponder what happened to Mickey Rourke's character after he jumped off the top rope? (I like to think he went and had a couple of beers with Sly Stallone while the two discussed a possible confrontation in Rocky 7, but that's just my imagination running wild.)
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
11-10-2009 @ 5:12PM
JP said...
They really need to do something that explains all the endings to Richard Kelly's movies. That could be hilarious.
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11-11-2009 @ 8:06AM
BarkingGhost said...
I liked Lost in Translation even with the original ending. Must have been the opening scene that left me with a good impression. Hah! SJ's butt is like my wife's butt. I can no longer look at the wife's without thinking of SJ's and that movie.
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11-11-2009 @ 12:29PM
Everfree88 said...
They should have told us what was in the brief case in Pulp Fiction!!!!