Who Won Zendaya And The Tennis Match In Challengers? | Challengers Ending Explained
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- Опубликовано: 22 апр 2024
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I took it as they decided they loved each other more than her. And picked each other. They both realized how much she was manipulating both of them.
yeah I also thought so!
I think they all 3 realized they all loved one another. It’s a movie about a throuple. Art got with Tashi because he low key jealousy loved Patrick, and thought Patrick loved tashi so he started drama to break them up. But Patrick loved both tashi and art. And tashi loves both of her little white boys. So im sure at the end they all realized how better they are with them 3 together.
@@KitKatBruhidk I don’t think Tashi cares about any of them still she only cares about tennis that’s the reason she got excited at the end cause Patrick helped make Art good again and both played great. I would’ve liked to have seen what happens tho does she keep her promise to go coach Patrick ? Probably not think she was playing him too, maybe Art decides to leave because she cheated again i hope so
I felt like there could have been so many endings and they could have all been good
Art win with last hit..
And Patrick saves him from the fall, because his friend is more important than the game
According to tennis rules, Art lost that point. But the game wasnt over, it was just one point so far
@@martyna1628 Yeah, the writers left that open (i.e., who won that particular game).
Art lost the game because he touched the net with his body. Patrick won the game.
I think the winner was tennis...! Doesn't matter who won. The girl said that tennis is like making love...and the boys clearly did this in their final game...the girl had lost her passion...her husband was mediocre...her ex was looser...but man this tennis game was -finally-superb that's why she screamed after so many years. Lastly yes i do think the boys hug was a nod they were in love and they make up for their past differences
But what I don’t understand is Patrick had an affair with his wife. How is the friendship fixed, is it not a betrayal? 😭 How can you even trust your friend or your wife 🥲
Literally! My mouth went to the floor when he put the ball on his tennis racket like before. I personally would have been pissed if I was him😭
They were trying to show that Art's passion had returned. Buuuuuut, reality is this guy got cucked. And they all celebrated?! The ending pissed me off lol but w.e
@@thiefofjustice4495 literally same I was expecting more with the ending
My interpretation is that in that moment he was finally free of her influence.
She was using him as an avatar so that she could keep being involved in tennis. His friend by telling on her freed him from her.
Then they finally are free of her control and just play the game for the love of it at the end allowing them to fully understand each other fully and reconcile through the connection of competition.
Ironically, even though they gave Tashi the middle finger and went off script they were able to play some amazing tennis and cause her to “tennisgasm “ at the end because overall she just wanted to “watch some some good fucking tennis” like she said earlier in the movie.
@@ChristianSedaPlays Very well noticed and insightful interpretation of the ending, I think the director's pathos is identical.
Patrick doesn't have money of his own but his family is really rich
How do you know that? is there a book?
It states it in the movie
@@renedelgadofarrer7831he doesn’t actually need to be sleeping in cars etc, if he just asked his parents for money.
@@renedelgadofarrer7831in the movie when he was talking with Tashi she basically told him to go home and ask his parents to get a place on the board and be another spoiled kid
Everyone won‼️ Tashi, Art, and Patrick all got their spirit and spunk back in their 40’s. That’s my take away after just finishing the film.
In the end, that is what it was all about. Very insightful.
@@sala19843714 very! I think they all care about eachother which could have had more focus. Showed how they all were part of the FAMILY.
They were 31 in that last scene.
My theory is Art won because he is a better player (champion) and in the final few minutes he got his confidence back. And he got that fire now, so he can win US Open - Tashi will definitely stay with him for that. Plus it was Like the beginning of the film - whoever wins the match gets the girl.
Good theory, I want to believe in it. However what disturbs me is the fact he hugged the dude who just had an affair with his wife. Is he a ho-mossexualis?
Probably when he got his confidence was too late, even the last point would have gone to Patrick,by the roles(because he landed in the net)
your reviews are on point.
I think what works about the ending is that the outcome of the match doesn’t matter to any of the characters. On a sports level Art and Patrick are both going to keep playing for at least another season, but this is less important than what happens to the character dynamics. By the end we realize that all three of these characters will always be in each others lives, either with a continuation of the current dysfunctional relationship and occasional cheating situation (perhaps with Art essentially repressing what he knows is periodically going on), or perhaps they will finally get to have the threesome they’ve been putting off for two decades and pursue some sort of an open marriage arrangement. In any case, it seems clear that these three characters can’t stay away from each other and all realize this simultaneously at the exact moment of the story’s conclusion.
they all got back together again because theyre all actually better #7-6menagettoi.
I think Art won cause Tashi used her winning scream and that was a key, but also I didn't notice that serve was a suggestion of their romance, that was really good point :)
Everybody won. This movie is an absolutely brilliant allegory for the battle between the light and the dark within each man and the psychological power that his lover/partner has in influencing the outcome of this contest. It also has something to say about integration and balance and what the ideal of masculinity should be. Nothing in this movie is just what it seems to be. Everything here--food, clothing, hair color, body language and movement, etc.--is a symbol for something else.
Woah you seem to know your stuff, you should write a full review id read it
Great breakdown! Twas such a build up before the film! I feel it was a lil sloppy for my tastes! I feel like there could have been better individual character development into the reasoning for the consistent infidelity. I think there were only a handful of actors with speaking roles in the movie. So, maybe developing the daughter or the mother more. The daughter in respects to is she on the tennis path, is she Arts child or Pats, does the child have more affinity for Tash, Art, or Pat(with Mannerisms of the child alluding to Pats possible paternity).Or, have two children one that resembles Art and one for Pat(adhering to the Atlanta tryst)I think the daughter was in like 2 scenes, one speaking role, the mother one, i could be mistaken. I mean twas a whole 2 hours, with at least an hour of just unnecessary fluff.
Wasn't a fan of arts wimpyness if you will (I mean he whole saw them turned around then poof they were missing) no way a wedding happens. Then doesn't explain why between Atlanta and present day she would still harbor animosity towards Pat(which could have been rectified if they showed it was because of possible paternity.
I was confused as to Art's (tell) imma have to go back and re-absorb that scene.. i thought he was just telling art, that art does that on his serves etc..
Just sloppy as their infatuation for one female, her in-betweeness. It's 2024 if they wanted to promote a polygamous situationship go ahead and do that.
The ending was a lil drawn out to me with improper closing. If I was having dinner, some vegan meatball Alfredo with some sweet onion sauce from Subway. Upon eating the majority of the meal is delicious/ok'ish and I had one bite left to solidify whatever feelings i have towards it and for what ever reason, I dont get closure to the meal. The film deprived me of that last bite.
Enjoyable film though
The film did touch on how the men’s sexuality was formed. Art had his first orgasm with Patrick, over the same girl. Those early experiences can shape our sexuality a great deal. I think the infidelity was further explained in the constant competition between the two men. Both had a lot to gain from a relationship with her. The men were also sent away to boarding school, so their relationships with their mothers may have been distant, further explaining their attraction to a cold narcissistic woman. I liked the subtlety of the characterization, for me it was enough.
@@TheBeautifulShutin Ok
I could see some of these complaints mainly the ending being drawn out but it’s a 2 hours movie I think they fit as much in as possible, for every character to have perfect development they’d need to extend the runtime which I understand why they wouldn’t
@@haitiankid9456 cool
I agree that most likely Art will win, but how will she explain her affair? What art would do if he ever found out, which he did since his friend only mimics his serve motion after he has intercourse with Tashi, so he KNOWS.
I stand corrected of my previous comment. They both (especially Art) give Tashi a middle finger, Art realizes how she is unworthy of his love but that he still can play tennis, that is why he smiles and even hugs his former friend, and is excited about a life of freedom and possibilities (professional and romantic) without Tashi.
@@unassailable6138yeah I think they’re both freed from her hopefully she basically lost since she can’t manipulate them anymore but also won a lil bit because you got to finally enjoy good tennis
@@haitiankid9456 excellent, ''they are both freed from her'' , you are absolutely correct, they realize their friendship rekindled is way better than her betrails and manipulation/instability. Art after getting angry at first realizes : i lost a crazy wife but won a friend
I know nothing about tennis so when I left the film I didn’t understand who had won, this is the first video I’ve seen that doesn’t say that Art won, they don’t even debate it they say it as matter of fact. Can anyone enlighten me on what happened at the end?
It is imposible to know who knows,whoever won the last point didn't won't the match,they had to continue playing.
he all ready pro he lke 260 in the world, he and had play in some of the big matchs
Who even wants to "win the girl" at this point? She's a myopic game player who thrives on a projection fantasy. It was never about love for her.
I thought Tashi pretty much one at the end of it. She did say she’d have sex with him if it meant Art would win the match. You can see her getting anxious when art basically forfeits the set to Patrick because it looks like he might lose. Then Art rages out and “gets his spark back” which is what Tashi wanted but at that point Patrick isn’t trying to lose anymore, they’re both going at it at 100% and Tashi is panicking. Then Art ultimately wins, which is what Tashi wanted but also at the same time he got his spark back and won because of his skill and not because Patrick let him, which is also what Tashi wanted
Kinda idk I think they both realized she was manipulating them and stopped competing for her love and just played good tennis like good old friends, I think although she did win in the sense that she got to enjoy good tennis, she ultimately loses because no way Art takes her back after he found out she was cheating, maybe Patrick still accepts her as his coach but it seems like he said fuck her too since he decided to tell Art the truth with the hand sign, so I think both are over her
I disagree. There's no evidence that Tashi loves her daughter more than tennis. She couldn't bother to spend time with Lily. Clearly tennis and winning was more important to Tashi than her daughter.
and we dont know witch guy is the girl father as she cheated about the sime time as she got pragent
You missed one more version. And she's not completely straight. I think they both understood what a manipulator she is and the film simply has a queer ending, these hints are there all the time. I think she enjoyed the competition and the attention, it doesn't matter who won, the important thing is that the bromance won. Didn't you notice how jealous the boys were of each other?
I think this goes to say women ain’t shiii