The Purge ending got a wtf from me. No way am I letting my neighbors go after they try to kill me. No way I would feel safe knowing my neighbors have been plotting to kill me all year. That's a "gotta go" situation
Jeremy Daly lol how’d he miss the entire point of the movie??? He’s right dumb dumb. The movie wasn’t about overcoming differences between neighbors instead of killing them lol
So did everyone else...until the last 10 minutes of the movie. Those last minutes almost ruined the whole thing for me. Every time I watch it now, I literally have to stop the film and pretend it just ended as soon as she gets out. It’s THAT bad for me.
10 Cloverfield Lane was the best one out of the movies. I loved the ending and just want to see what's next like how monster movie should make you feel
Except who cares? Cloverfield was amazing, we need more to that. And we're actually getting it. 10 Cloverfield Lane was simply strange because...it didn't need an invasion yet they added one in.
@@7gamex 10 Cloverfield was good but it would have been just as good without any suggested connection to the first movie. I think the problem is how it added aliens into what was a single giant monster.
I think it only goes to far when she 1-shots a spaceship with a particularly improvised molotov. The rest was cool. I certainly liked it more than Cloverfield Paradox.
@Quick Patch I'll give you that. Something like a Serbian film ( which I've unfortunately seen) is a waste. With that being said, I would rather live in a world where people can make whatever as opposed to some group controlling speech and expression. Not that Serbian had any value other than some psychos fantasy but it's out there.
See, people talk about wanting movies that break convention and don't follow a typical narrative but then they get annoyed when filmmakers make unexpected choices. I mean twist endings can be extremely stupid but surprising endings (that break away from the typical sad/happy format) can be the difference between a classic and a dime a dozen genre movie.
Sparrow Wilson I’ve noticed that as well. I’m all for new and different choices, but personally I hate it if it feels forced and too out there. I think that if someone wants to do something different, they need to make it work within the story
@@WingItMan217 exactly, plot twists are massively wanted, especially original ones, however when film makers create them, they often end up breaking all the rules they set up throughout the film.
I think it depends HOW it's delivered. It's also just as easy to tell when a twist ending was tacked on more for shock value than contributing to the plot.
He's from Berkeley. He took a lot of L.D.S. when he was young. (My favorite Star Trek line) Not one favorite movie. Always liked the characters in all of them.
@@M0EJ0EKING I think it should've ended when she saw there was actually an invasion to show the guy was right. The fighting the aliens bit seemed unnecessary.
@@FunkyNige Honestly the movie should've ended when she saw the birds flying. Cut the music, have it just be her heart beat/breathing as she lifts her hands up to pull her mask off, then cut too black. The whole alien reveal ruins the movie, as it take away the fear/curiosity of the viewer. Is she just a hostage of a crazy nut? Is there aliens? Why was that woman so visibly diseased/pigs dead? Those questions gave credence to Goodman's character saying the world was ending, but there's a chance that he could be bullshitting. By ending the movie with alien invaders and this sudden action scene it destroys the atmosphere built up by the rest of the film. I enjoyed it up to that point, but I checked out the moment the aliens showed up.
@@TA3DArtist I think the point is that if tensions are already high then a movie like this could make things worse. While I think the effect is highly exaggerated, I also don't think it is as benign as Spike Lee was making it out to be.
@@101perspective so explain all the riots after a sports event, we can say baseball causes riots? Or better yet the boy that shoot up the movie theater what movie made him do that?
I love the twist ending of 10 Cloverfield lane as it twists the idea that Howard is crazy. he still ain't a good guy but he is the sane and the threat is real.
My wife and I found Safe Haven on Netflix and watched it not knowing anything about the movie (yes I watch chick flicks with my wife). We both loved that movie and thought the surprise ending was well played. I'm kind of surprised to hear people hated the ending. If it hadn't had that ending it would have just been a copycat movie of Sleeping With The Enemy.
I agree, it seemed interesting, however i wish the letters were added throughout instead of at the end, this way the wife wouldve been built up as well as the friend.
I actually like that movie & I dont like romantic movies at all... for me the most interesting "twist" was that the cop hunting her was her husband & he *didnt* have the support of his superiors
There was a lot of problems with the Last Jedi. Bad writing, bad directing, they never studied the lore of Star Wars. Poe was a rebellious man child. They were teasing Rey's parents and playing with our emotions. Holdo was just there and nothing more. It was its own universe. I am a huge Star Wars fan and this was not Star Wars that we know and love. And I like the prequels of only 1 and 3.
Do The Right Thing took cues from reality. The ending was meant to show how counterproductive anger is. Between Buggin' Out and Radio Raheem beefing over the pictures in the pizza parlor, to Sal throwing a tantrum and smashing Raheem's radio, to the cops choking the life out of Raheem, all the hatred almost destroyed a beautiful community. If you watch the movie again, you'll pick up a lot of the themes. I even noticed how Sal's own sons, Vito and Pino, reflected two sides of Sal, the side who loved the Bed-Stuy community, and the low-key racist side to Sal as well. There are more tones like that in the film as well, especially with Buggin' Out and the dudes sitting on the sidewalk
And the really sad part is that ignorant people will never pay attention to any of that instead they just associate black people with violence, which is not true at all.
@@Tremere Shame I thought i might have a nice discussion but seeing that you decided to go with a general and ignorant statement i am not going to speak any further.
@@Tennisman81 * state the statistical truth * "ummm hun that's, like, RAYCISS and ignorant so bye ;)" The only nice discussion we could have is if we exchanged lies to virtue signal, but I have no interest in that
I only watched it once myself, but innocent? I thought he was involved w/ the young girls disappearance/murder. Like he participated or filmed while another guy did the deed. That's still guilty.
I did but I thought it was a little much. But I rationalized it like this. When an apocalypse does happen, there WILL be someone being held captive by a killer. This is the story of that person.
Safe Haven is one of my favorite movies. The Grey I agree, never seen 47 Meters Down but they should've added The Mist (2007) lol that ending was something else. .
I hated The Grey because it portrays wolves in a wildly unrealistic and damaging way. We've hunted them to near-extinction, can't we let off now? The poem and the ambiguous ending were the best parts of the whole antiscientific, wolf-bashing mess. And don't tell me the wolf/ves is a damn metaphor, I don't care. I can't write a movie where, say, the Irish are the metaphor and get a pass for demonizing the living hell out of them with my unrealistic and violent portrayal.
what? that 10 cloverfield lane ending was amazing, like the whole time we're like wondering if there's even anything going on or if this guys just crazy and after spending the whole time making us think he's probably just a crazy kidnapper holy shit he was right the whole time. who wouldn't love that?
It wasn't "controversy" in the same way as the others. It was more a debate but yes, people wanted to know if it was in the same universe as Cloverfield.
The thing about the movie The Interview is not only would it not ever be shown in North Korea, but the North Koreans would never have heard about it. The North Korean regime tightly controls everything that comes into their country so nothing that might be demeaning to their leadership would not be heard by the average North Korean. So this was all just pointless.
John Goodman's Howard from 10 Cloverfield Lane reminded me so much of Kathleen Bates' Annie Wilkes from Stephen King's Misery. Kathleen Bates still scares the heck out of me. And u haven't seen Misery in forever. Also I loved 10 Cloverfield Lane I thought it was a very well done claustrophobic horror movie.
Did 10 Cloverfield Lane *really* spark controversy? The only complaints I remember were about the fact that the aliens in this movie were different than the aliens in the original Cloverfield. And personally, I loved the ending to 10 Cloverfield Lane. Just when it seems like Howard was just plain crazy and Michelle is free, we find out the aliens are real. It's a great shock - and her experiences in Howard's bunker have prepared her to deal with it. Everything fits together perfectly.
10 Cloverfield Lane was actually awesome from start to finish. They didnt have much fat to cut off aside from that sitting around playing board games montage. The ending was so dope! The only problem it had, is that it wasnt longer. If you didnt like that movie, you have bad taste in whats a good or bad film, and you probably leave bad yelp reviews on B rated restaurants.
The ending ruined what was one of the best thrillers I've ever seen. It's like when the monster is revealed in a movie, it takes away the fear because now we know what it is. The fear of the unknown is the greatest fear of all, but JJ couldn't have an open ended movie cause everyone needs a bow to wrap up a story.
I watched 10 cloverfeild on my 9hr flight to London and all i was doing is screaming and jumping from the suspense. Lol i tried my best not to disturbed anyone
Do the Right Thing; burn down a neighborhood business, the owners don't rebuild and leave to open a new business in a more welcoming neighborhood. The residents in the old neighborhood are left to wonder why they are so few businesses in their community. Makes sense.
Paradox was bad because it was literally a different film. They just slapped a cloverfield name.on it, re shot some scenes and added the ending. It was very poor compared to the first 2. Had it been a proper, ground up cloverfield film it would have been better. Supposedly we are gettig a 4th film that goes back to the monster [I think].
10 cloverfield lane ending was GREAT for me. Did not know anything about the movie before going in and it is awesome to find out that the bad guy was actually right the whole movie.
Spock's "death" was only temporary. Any Star Trek character that dies can always come back as long as: a.) the fans want it and b.) Paramount wants to make money
Even though I didn't watch it at theater. George Romero's classic *Night of the Living Dead* Ben getting shot at end!! NOOOOOOO!! Why?! My reaction was why after EVERYTHING Ben went through... The Good guy gets Shot?!!?!!
Regardless of the "socio-political" influence, I liked that ending because it fit in with the world and style of that film. Grim zombie apocalypse? A happily ever after ending doesnt really fit for that. That's what matters, more than if a movie's ending has "social/political" influence or that it follows the good ol "and they all lived happily ever after".
@@MRJTD99I agree that a grim ending fitted that grim story, but there's no worse form of disingenuousness than inverse snobbery: of course the socio-political significance (not "influence", I sadly doubt it went that far) of the ending matters! The black man who's been the hero of the hour only to get mindlessly gunned down by police? That was a powerful and devastating thing to depict at the time and it still has resonance. Don't be so dismissive of something's relevance just cause you have a bug up your ass about the language used to describe it - I don't doubt you're bright enough to include the significance of the ending in your appreciation of the film.
10 cloverfield lane, is actually a metaphor for an abusive relationship. She is constantly told everyone is dead and no one but Howard cares for her. The ending is her leaving the abuse, and the aliens are there to show once you leave. It’s still not easy.
The one good thing about The Interview is that North Korea leaked the plot to Ghostbusters 2016 and saved a lot of people the trouble of sitting through a horrible movie.
The Interview was actually a really good movie. And frankly if Kim felt so seriously about a film, I'd have too say they depicted him perfectly in the film.
I thought Cloverfield Lane was a great movie. The ending was not out of place for me but the way it arrived so naturally rather than with many predictions showed a realistic climactic ending and that is what I respected about it. Also the heroine was genuinely likeable and she did not try but she just is, which is something you cannot fake. The casting was great in that way, I thought it was an impressive film : )
The ending to 10 Cloverfield Lane was exactly what was needed. The fact that she was wrong is the whole point. He was crazy as a shithouse rat, but he was still right. Besides, who actually believed there would be a Cloverfield movie that didn't have anything supernatural in it??
I remember watching the devil inside on my birthday, about 10-15 people total in the theater. I remember when the car crash a guy shouted "Nah, that's it", all of us walked out disappointed!
I never knew that 10 Cloverfield Lane had any controversy... for me it was a enjoyable movie, sure her destroying a space ship was a bit over the top but still enjoyable, I definitely enjoyed this much more than the first one, wich is also a enjoyable and good movie, but I never was a huge fan of that found footage shaky cam.
About the Spike Lee film: People don't tend to riot if they are invested in a system. If they have opportunities to protect (jobs, standing in the community, political power etc) they tend to work within the system to get what they want and need. The fact that people were concerned that Do The Right Thing would lead to violence exposes real disenfranchisement. I mean you don't see nurses trashing a local business.
There are so many TV shows and movies where a mother is murdered needlessly and he goes straight to thee plot device. The movie monster had a reason to bait but you can understand why she became that way.
4:20 - Yeah, when you said, 'found footage film', that immediately killed any chance of me ever seeing the movie. I can't stand that genre, because every cameraman in the entire found footage genre seems to spontaneously develop uncontrollable tremors the second they turn on the camera.
The 'found footage' genre, might as well be called the 'can't see shit' genre, because you can't see shit in those movies. Worst of all is every fucking movie thought this was great and started doing this. It's not 'intense' or 'immersive', it's irritating and the day I see another movie in theatres is the day Hollywood stops doing this.
I don't understand the controversy over 10 Cloverfield Lane, it's got Cloverfield in the title so we knew going in to expect aliens & plus Howard was warning her about everything (she just didn't believe him) so the ending wasn't a plot twist. I liked the kidnapped part of the movie & the mystery of trying to figure out if Howard is the telling truth or just some old conspiracy theorist gone crazy. I also enjoyed the suspense & anticipation of waiting for the aliens to enter the film, plus the set up for a sequel. I think that the people who didn't like the "surprise" ending are people who don't like their predetermined movie plot expectations to be challenged. To me it would've been controversial if the UFO didn't show up! BTW John Goodman is a great actor considering he from Dan (lovable TV dad on Roseanne) to Howard.
the entire movie of alien 3 made me furious. why do you have to ruin classics with bullshit cash grabs. this is why when people in hollywood get accused of heinous crimes I'm not surprised. only an animal would butcher classics like alien, aliens, jaws and so many more.
Originally, "10 Cloverfield Lane" had nothing to do w/ "Cloverfield", but was ultimately linked to it, w/ the goal of selling more tickets and filling more theater seats, etc.
10 Cloverfield Lane was great! The only problem is that by calling it "Cloverfield" we knew for 100% going in that Howard is right and aliens are gonna show up.
I just recently watched The Interview the other day, and it wasn't as bad shit crazy as I originally thought. It's not good don't get me wrong, but the acting was solid and there were parts I genuinely liked.
Omg the Devil Inside Me was the single worst movie I have ever seen in the theater! Thanks for reminding me of the name my wife and I talk about this shitbox from time to time lol.
I also think the aliens at the end of Indiana Jones and the ending of Split, where the movie turned from a realistic thriller into a weird Sci-Fi flick.
Did I want Carlito to die in "Carlito's Way", instead of going to live in paradise with the love of his life? Of course not. But, it was the best ending, made sense, and was poetic... with a beautiful monologue at the end. Controversy creates cash. That is a fact. "The Mist" had a controversial twist/ending. Tbh... most of the masses absolutely do not know what they want. Clearly aware of that FACT in this day and age. That is what happens when all is transparent. Some movies will be hated before they are loved for their originality. Cliché endings are the worst, unless warranted by the choices/actions/characters/dialogue/ through the whole movie.
10 Cloverfield Lane should have ended when she climbed onto the car and sees the alien ship. What she said next would have been perfect last words for the movie! "Wrath of Kahn" had it right killing off Spock. Too bad "Return of the Jedi" wasn't as brave, as they should have killed off Han in that one!
10 Cloverfield Lane was great, and deserves a sequel to expand the universe. Cloverfield Paradox should never be spoke of again. The Wrath of Khan ended perfect as it should have, it is the best Star Trek movie to ever hit the big screen.
They make a stupid movie that doesn't sell. Then they invent controversy around it and it'll omit very specific details in scenes and plots. To start wars against different parts of the population
The Purge ending got a wtf from me. No way am I letting my neighbors go after they try to kill me. No way I would feel safe knowing my neighbors have been plotting to kill me all year. That's a "gotta go" situation
hoshuddup purge wasn’t even on this list sha bi
@@musclenerd3272 clearly you missed the point
And you clearly missed the point of the entire movie lol
@@jeremydaly8293 try harder. That was corny
Jeremy Daly lol how’d he miss the entire point of the movie??? He’s right dumb dumb. The movie wasn’t about overcoming differences between neighbors instead of killing them lol
John Goodman is such a versatile actor, he can play just about any role with conviction.
I'd LOVE to see him play Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz! 😝😂😂😂. AnToto too! 😍
I predict a Kobe Bryant movie on the horizon, because Hollywood can't resist cashing in on a death.
...But I don't think Goodman could play him
He *owned* that role in 10 Cloverfield Lane. So creepy n scary. Great performance
He can play a creep or your grandpa. Its so weird
My favorite movie twist of all time is at the end of Prometheus when it's revealed you just wasted 2 hours of your life.
Lt. Pigeon it was a great film
Yep I had no idea it was a prequel to alien, liked it though!
lmao
You are a great man, salute
That so true and it sequel after that was even worse after they kill female protagonists which we love in prometheus
I enjoyed 10 cloverfield lane.
It was way better then all this comic book crap coming out.
Same
It was great until the end.
So did everyone else...until the last 10 minutes of the movie. Those last minutes almost ruined the whole thing for me. Every time I watch it now, I literally have to stop the film and pretend it just ended as soon as she gets out. It’s THAT bad for me.
Me too.
10 Cloverfield Lane was the best one out of the movies. I loved the ending and just want to see what's next like how monster movie should make you feel
Except who cares? Cloverfield was amazing, we need more to that. And we're actually getting it. 10 Cloverfield Lane was simply strange because...it didn't need an invasion yet they added one in.
mary acting was so good in the movie, it made the movie enjoyable
@@7gamex 10 Cloverfield was good but it would have been just as good without any suggested connection to the first movie. I think the problem is how it added aliens into what was a single giant monster.
Yes, she was great all the way through. And the ending was great just the way it was. Hey , Looper got it right this time!
I think it only goes to far when she 1-shots a spaceship with a particularly improvised molotov. The rest was cool. I certainly liked it more than Cloverfield Paradox.
Films are supposed evoke emotions and thought. If a film is 'controversial' , that's a good thing.
J McClain evoke*
Daniel Fronc my bad
Fixed it
@@jmcclain8237 daniel froncs not a grammer cop tekl him 2 fack off
@Quick Patch I'll give you that. Something like a Serbian film ( which I've unfortunately seen) is a waste. With that being said, I would rather live in a world where people can make whatever as opposed to some group controlling speech and expression. Not that Serbian had any value other than some psychos fantasy but it's out there.
See, people talk about wanting movies that break convention and don't follow a typical narrative but then they get annoyed when filmmakers make unexpected choices. I mean twist endings can be extremely stupid but surprising endings (that break away from the typical sad/happy format) can be the difference between a classic and a dime a dozen genre movie.
Some people just can't handle a movie that doesn't end with everything wrapped up in a nice, simple, easy to understand ending.
Some people just hate Nicholas Sparks' work.
Me. It's me. That movie was dumb even before the big reveal.
Sparrow Wilson I’ve noticed that as well. I’m all for new and different choices, but personally I hate it if it feels forced and too out there. I think that if someone wants to do something different, they need to make it work within the story
@@WingItMan217 exactly, plot twists are massively wanted, especially original ones, however when film makers create them, they often end up breaking all the rules they set up throughout the film.
I think it depends HOW it's delivered. It's also just as easy to tell when a twist ending was tacked on more for shock value than contributing to the plot.
Star Trek II: the Wrath of Khan is still the absolute best of the Star Trek films.
KKKKHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNN!
That's a bit like saying "That's the best STD I've ever contracted".
Second best, Star Trek 6 is best.
First Contact is the best
He's from Berkeley. He took a lot of L.D.S. when he was young. (My favorite Star Trek line) Not one favorite movie. Always liked the characters in all of them.
10 Cloverfield Lane was epic
@@olleselin I enjoyed paradox tbh. Had to watch it twice to really understand .
yeah one of the best thriller
The movie was fantastic but the ending was shit
@@M0EJ0EKING I think it should've ended when she saw there was actually an invasion to show the guy was right. The fighting the aliens bit seemed unnecessary.
@@FunkyNige Honestly the movie should've ended when she saw the birds flying. Cut the music, have it just be her heart beat/breathing as she lifts her hands up to pull her mask off, then cut too black. The whole alien reveal ruins the movie, as it take away the fear/curiosity of the viewer. Is she just a hostage of a crazy nut? Is there aliens? Why was that woman so visibly diseased/pigs dead?
Those questions gave credence to Goodman's character saying the world was ending, but there's a chance that he could be bullshitting. By ending the movie with alien invaders and this sudden action scene it destroys the atmosphere built up by the rest of the film.
I enjoyed it up to that point, but I checked out the moment the aliens showed up.
"Do The Right Thing" clearly predicted the future. Just on a smaller scale.
It was true back then as well, snowflake.
Mary Elizabeth Winstead is lovely
She sure is.....
She was great in the movie "Smashed" where she played an alcoholic.
She's great in bed too.
I think Ewan McGregor's wife would disagree with you there
@@Teenagebeluga Yeah, she was. That's a very good movie.
When it comes to the scene from, "Do The Right Thing," that riot started way before he picked up the trash can and threw it at the window.
@@TA3DArtist I think the point is that if tensions are already high then a movie like this could make things worse. While I think the effect is highly exaggerated, I also don't think it is as benign as Spike Lee was making it out to be.
@@101perspective so explain all the riots after a sports event, we can say baseball causes riots? Or better yet the boy that shoot up the movie theater what movie made him do that?
I love the twist ending of 10 Cloverfield lane as it twists the idea that Howard is crazy. he still ain't a good guy but he is the sane and the threat is real.
My wife and I found Safe Haven on Netflix and watched it not knowing anything about the movie (yes I watch chick flicks with my wife). We both loved that movie and thought the surprise ending was well played. I'm kind of surprised to hear people hated the ending. If it hadn't had that ending it would have just been a copycat movie of Sleeping With The Enemy.
Yeah now it feels like a poor man PS I love you.
I agree, it seemed interesting, however i wish the letters were added throughout instead of at the end, this way the wife wouldve been built up as well as the friend.
I actually like that movie & I dont like romantic movies at all... for me the most interesting "twist" was that the cop hunting her was her husband & he *didnt* have the support of his superiors
I figured it out 1/2 way through , but still enjoyed the movie.
I was glad I was right at the end.
It happened in the book
I was really surprised that The Last Jedi didn’t make the list. That movie got torn up...
i agree- but with the last jedi it wasnt just the ending. it was the whole movie front to finish
Probably because it was a good movie.
@@SonicSP negative
SonicSP it was decent to me, but it’s controversial choices is why I’d say I’m surprised it’s not on herw
There was a lot of problems with the Last Jedi. Bad writing, bad directing, they never studied the lore of Star Wars. Poe was a rebellious man child. They were teasing Rey's parents and playing with our emotions. Holdo was just there and nothing more. It was its own universe. I am a huge Star Wars fan and this was not Star Wars that we know and love. And I like the prequels of only 1 and 3.
Spock dies ,so they threaten his life.PRICELESS.
Do The Right Thing took cues from reality. The ending was meant to show how counterproductive anger is. Between Buggin' Out and Radio Raheem beefing over the pictures in the pizza parlor, to Sal throwing a tantrum and smashing Raheem's radio, to the cops choking the life out of Raheem, all the hatred almost destroyed a beautiful community. If you watch the movie again, you'll pick up a lot of the themes. I even noticed how Sal's own sons, Vito and Pino, reflected two sides of Sal, the side who loved the Bed-Stuy community, and the low-key racist side to Sal as well. There are more tones like that in the film as well, especially with Buggin' Out and the dudes sitting on the sidewalk
And the really sad part is that ignorant people will never pay attention to any of that instead they just associate black people with violence, which is not true at all.
@@Tremere Shame I thought i might have a nice discussion but seeing that you decided to go with a general and ignorant statement i am not going to speak any further.
@U can't fake dermal ridges Sure, I'm going to go visit a friend there in a couple months, anything you want as a souvenir?
@@Tennisman81 * state the statistical truth *
"ummm hun that's, like, RAYCISS and ignorant so bye ;)"
The only nice discussion we could have is if we exchanged lies to virtue signal, but I have no interest in that
@U can't fake dermal ridges aww come on man you know want good food, I heard of a few places
A really good controversy, which actually surprised me it wasnt in the film , would have been that Jeff in Hard Candy was innocent.
I only watched it once myself, but innocent? I thought he was involved w/ the young girls disappearance/murder. Like he participated or filmed while another guy did the deed. That's still guilty.
Yeah if he was innocent why did he kill himself in the end? I thought it was cause of guilt about being exposed. Anyways it was a great movie!
How do you feel?
I do not understand the question.
The answer, Spock, is "confused". You FEEL confused.
😄 that is not logical.
Caroline Beltran exactly
"One of the saddest death scenes you'll see in a sci-fi movie*
*Princess Leia force projects into the chat*
I liked 10 Cloverfield Lane and loved the ending
Yeah me too. I would not have liked any other ending.
Me too. Luv it. Regardless if it tight in with Cloverfield or not🤷🏿♂️
I did but I thought it was a little much. But I rationalized it like this. When an apocalypse does happen, there WILL be someone being held captive by a killer. This is the story of that person.
Good for you, but I didn't like it.
The ending of _10 Cloverfield Lane_ was completely fucking bonkers and I enjoyed every second of it. I don't what people are complaining about.
The *whole frigging point* of 10 Cloverfield Lane was that it was scary *because* the psycho conspiracy theorist was RIGHT.
I'm surprised that 'The Grey' (2012)-with its cliffhanger-and '47 Meters Down' (2017) weren't on the list.
I loved 'Safe Haven'-including its ending!
Safe Haven is one of my favorite movies. The Grey I agree, never seen 47 Meters Down but they should've added The Mist (2007) lol that ending was something else. .
Uhh 47 Meters down had a fucked ending I won't lie. Though it was good and that's probably why there's a sequel being made.
Wasnt there a post credits scene in the grey where it showed the wolf bloodied but alive?
I hated The Grey because it portrays wolves in a wildly unrealistic and damaging way. We've hunted them to near-extinction, can't we let off now? The poem and the ambiguous ending were the best parts of the whole antiscientific, wolf-bashing mess. And don't tell me the wolf/ves is a damn metaphor, I don't care. I can't write a movie where, say, the Irish are the metaphor and get a pass for demonizing the living hell out of them with my unrealistic and violent portrayal.
@@FiddlebirdBlue Maybe you shouldn't watch movies while on your period?
what? that 10 cloverfield lane ending was amazing, like the whole time we're like wondering if there's even anything going on or if this guys just crazy and after spending the whole time making us think he's probably just a crazy kidnapper holy shit he was right the whole time. who wouldn't love that?
In no way did 10 Cloverfield Lane spark controversy. At all.
I don't see it either, I might be wrong but I don't see it!
It wasn't "controversy" in the same way as the others. It was more a debate but yes, people wanted to know if it was in the same universe as Cloverfield.
10 Cloverfield Lane was an amazing sci-fi movie and I think most agree with that.
I don't. It wasn't that good.
Why anyone thought making a movie about killing the current dictator of North Korea would be a good idea, comedy or not, will always boggle my mind.
Jacki Nicole I think there are movies like that, but throwing a hissy fit would only bring attention to it
Two words: First Amendment.
The thing about the movie The Interview is not only would it not ever be shown in North Korea, but the North Koreans would never have heard about it. The North Korean regime tightly controls everything that comes into their country so nothing that might be demeaning to their leadership would not be heard by the average North Korean. So this was all just pointless.
The peasantry have a black market for DVDs
schizoidboy it’s like China
In 1988, who thought the Berlin Wall would fall the next year?
John Goodman's Howard from 10 Cloverfield Lane reminded me so much of Kathleen Bates' Annie Wilkes from Stephen King's Misery. Kathleen Bates still scares the heck out of me. And u haven't seen Misery in forever. Also I loved 10 Cloverfield Lane I thought it was a very well done claustrophobic horror movie.
But Goodman's character was the HERO!
@@armadillotoe so was annie wilkes. She saved her captor.
Kathy Bates is a a terrific actress!
Did 10 Cloverfield Lane *really* spark controversy? The only complaints I remember were about the fact that the aliens in this movie were different than the aliens in the original Cloverfield. And personally, I loved the ending to 10 Cloverfield Lane. Just when it seems like Howard was just plain crazy and Michelle is free, we find out the aliens are real. It's a great shock - and her experiences in Howard's bunker have prepared her to deal with it. Everything fits together perfectly.
U forget ! The mist 2005 ! Bro
That ending was actually an improvement over the source material. Even Stephen King thought it was better than his own.
I agree...the mist was the worst horror movie ending ever for me...
30 years after Do The Right Thing....and we STILL haven’t understood the message as a country
Care to explain it?
Why Spike Lee started a riot in New York? You guessed it... Frank Stallone!
10 Cloverfield Lane was actually awesome from start to finish. They didnt have much fat to cut off aside from that sitting around playing board games montage. The ending was so dope! The only problem it had, is that it wasnt longer. If you didnt like that movie, you have bad taste in whats a good or bad film, and you probably leave bad yelp reviews on B rated restaurants.
Edgy and intense from start to finish. Great cast too.
The ending ruined what was one of the best thrillers I've ever seen. It's like when the monster is revealed in a movie, it takes away the fear because now we know what it is. The fear of the unknown is the greatest fear of all, but JJ couldn't have an open ended movie cause everyone needs a bow to wrap up a story.
The Interview was pretty funny though. Glad they released it.
I saw "The Interview" in theaters as an act of resistance, not because I was interested in it. It was entertaining.
10 cloverfield sparked major controversy? It has a unique and exciting ending. I loved it.
I watched 10 cloverfeild on my 9hr flight to London and all i was doing is screaming and jumping from the suspense. Lol i tried my best not to disturbed anyone
Very edgy and intense.
Do the Right Thing; burn down a neighborhood business, the owners don't rebuild and leave to open a new business in a more welcoming neighborhood. The residents in the old neighborhood are left to wonder why they are so few businesses in their community. Makes sense.
LoL wrong video?
10 Cloverfield lane is connected to Cloverfield. It was in a different universe though. Watch Cloverfield Paradox.
Fan of both Cloverfield and 10 Cloverfield lane. Was paradox really that bad ? Haven't seen it yet.
@@hopeyoung5482 I don't see why people say it's bad. I liked it. It explained alot of plot holes like the random flash in the first Cloverfield.
Paradox was bad because it was literally a different film. They just slapped a cloverfield name.on it, re shot some scenes and added the ending. It was very poor compared to the first 2. Had it been a proper, ground up cloverfield film it would have been better. Supposedly we are gettig a 4th film that goes back to the monster [I think].
Also 10 cloverfield lane referenced the whole shutdown in cloverfield paradox
Paradox was trash
Some thing make people either mad or happy but one thing is for sure everyone must show respect
10 cloverfield lane ending was GREAT for me. Did not know anything about the movie before going in and it is awesome to find out that the bad guy was actually right the whole movie.
Cool, now I don't have to watch it. LOL! 😍
Spock's "death" was only temporary. Any Star Trek character that dies can always come back as long as:
a.) the fans want it and
b.) Paramount wants to make money
I felt sad when Kim died at the end of The Interview. Kim was just unloved by his parents. He became a party guy to makeup for his childhood.
Even though I didn't watch it at theater. George Romero's classic *Night of the Living Dead* Ben getting shot at end!! NOOOOOOO!! Why?! My reaction was why after EVERYTHING Ben went through... The Good guy gets Shot?!!?!!
That ending had major socio-political significance, both then and now.
Yes
Regardless of the "socio-political" influence, I liked that ending because it fit in with the world and style of that film. Grim zombie apocalypse? A happily ever after ending doesnt really fit for that. That's what matters, more than if a movie's ending has "social/political" influence or that it follows the good ol "and they all lived happily ever after".
@@MRJTD99I agree that a grim ending fitted that grim story, but there's no worse form of disingenuousness than inverse snobbery: of course the socio-political significance (not "influence", I sadly doubt it went that far) of the ending matters! The black man who's been the hero of the hour only to get mindlessly gunned down by police? That was a powerful and devastating thing to depict at the time and it still has resonance. Don't be so dismissive of something's relevance just cause you have a bug up your ass about the language used to describe it - I don't doubt you're bright enough to include the significance of the ending in your appreciation of the film.
10 cloverfield lane's ending was awesome... I don't understand critics? Lucy was an awesome movie but got 6.something on iMDB?
John Goodman's character acted with complete rationality given the situation.
I cried when Spock died, and the New Star Trek did a switcharoo that was cool.
10 cloverfield lane, is actually a metaphor for an abusive relationship. She is constantly told everyone is dead and no one but Howard cares for her. The ending is her leaving the abuse, and the aliens are there to show once you leave. It’s still not easy.
it's actually a metaphor for people over analyzing movies.
no.
Yes. Your only friend is a trusty bottle of whiskey. You can make the aliens go away.
I think that’s a great metaphor. Well done. 🌟
To Tracchofyre-
You spelled trauma wrong.
And who is Obi Van?
Looper lost all credibility by calling fans of Star Trek "Trekkies" NOT "Trekkers".
Unforgivable.
@Rob T no it isn't. If you are an ACTUAL fan you are a Trekker
You must be a legitimate fan as I am. Not too many people know that except, well, real fans.
The one good thing about The Interview is that North Korea leaked the plot to Ghostbusters 2016 and saved a lot of people the trouble of sitting through a horrible movie.
The Interview was actually a really good movie. And frankly if Kim felt so seriously about a film, I'd have too say they depicted him perfectly in the film.
The ending to 10 Cloverfield Lane was a big surprise for me and i loved it!
War of the Worlds featuring Tom Cruise has an insanely disappointing ending
Movie ending controversy is always fun haha!
It sure is
I thought Cloverfield Lane was a great movie. The ending was not out of place for me but the way it arrived so naturally rather than with many predictions showed a realistic climactic ending and that is what I respected about it. Also the heroine was genuinely likeable and she did not try but she just is, which is something you cannot fake. The casting was great in that way, I thought it was an impressive film : )
It wasn't that great.
10 Cloverfield Lane was brilliant. The twist ending makes it!
The ending to 10 Cloverfield Lane was exactly what was needed. The fact that she was wrong is the whole point. He was crazy as a shithouse rat, but he was still right. Besides, who actually believed there would be a Cloverfield movie that didn't have anything supernatural in it??
8:45
Is that Martin Lawrence?? Spike lee put a lot of people on
And Breaking Bad's chickenman
The only thing that annoyed me about 10 Cloverfield was that is was NOT connected to the first movie, Cloverfield, like a lot of us all thought.
I loved Do The Right Thing, still gives me chills. I cried.
I loved 10 cloverfield lane. She couldn’t stay in that bunker forever
Cloverfield lane part 2 will come dude, it's my gut feeling
I remember watching the devil inside on my birthday, about 10-15 people total in the theater. I remember when the car crash a guy shouted "Nah, that's it", all of us walked out disappointed!
I loved the ending to 10 Cloverfield Lane.
I loved all of 10 Cloverfield Lane.
I never knew that 10 Cloverfield Lane had any controversy... for me it was a enjoyable movie, sure her destroying a space ship was a bit over the top but still enjoyable, I definitely enjoyed this much more than the first one, wich is also a enjoyable and good movie, but I never was a huge fan of that found footage shaky cam.
About the Spike Lee film: People don't tend to riot if they are invested in a system. If they have opportunities to protect (jobs, standing in the community, political power etc) they tend to work within the system to get what they want and need. The fact that people were concerned that Do The Right Thing would lead to violence exposes real disenfranchisement. I mean you don't see nurses trashing a local business.
10 cloverfeild lane was perfect up until the end but saying that i think any ending wouldve been underwhelming seeing how the movie played out
10 Cloverfield was a great movie and both Goodman and Winstead put in great performances...I agree that the ending was a crazy left turn
“Guardians of peace”... “terrorist threats”... doesn’t sound very peaceful.
There are so many TV shows and movies where a mother is murdered needlessly and he goes straight to thee plot device. The movie monster had a reason to bait but you can understand why she became that way.
I kinda liked the 10 Cloverfield Lane and Safe Haven ending!!
4:20 - Yeah, when you said, 'found footage film', that immediately killed any chance of me ever seeing the movie. I can't stand that genre, because every cameraman in the entire found footage genre seems to spontaneously develop uncontrollable tremors the second they turn on the camera.
The 'found footage' genre, might as well be called the 'can't see shit' genre, because you can't see shit in those movies. Worst of all is every fucking movie thought this was great and started doing this. It's not 'intense' or 'immersive', it's irritating and the day I see another movie in theatres is the day Hollywood stops doing this.
.....that's kinda the point.
I don't understand the controversy over 10 Cloverfield Lane, it's got Cloverfield in the title so we knew going in to expect aliens & plus Howard was warning her about everything (she just didn't believe him) so the ending wasn't a plot twist.
I liked the kidnapped part of the movie & the mystery of trying to figure out if Howard is the telling truth or just some old conspiracy theorist gone crazy. I also enjoyed the suspense & anticipation of waiting for the aliens to enter the film, plus the set up for a sequel.
I think that the people who didn't like the "surprise" ending are people who don't like their predetermined movie plot expectations to be challenged.
To me it would've been controversial if the UFO didn't show up!
BTW John Goodman is a great actor considering he from Dan (lovable TV dad on Roseanne) to Howard.
You forgot Alien3. The death of Ellen Ripley made fans furious.
the entire movie of alien 3 made me furious. why do you have to ruin classics with bullshit cash grabs. this is why when people in hollywood get accused of heinous crimes I'm not surprised. only an animal would butcher classics like alien, aliens, jaws and so many more.
The Rossi Files website doesn't even work anymore.
Originally, "10 Cloverfield Lane" had nothing to do w/ "Cloverfield", but was ultimately linked to it, w/ the goal of selling more tickets and filling more theater seats, etc.
10 cloverfiled lane ending was the best I’ve ever seen to me. I never expected it worth my money for that.
10 Cloverfield Lane was great! The only problem is that by calling it "Cloverfield" we knew for 100% going in that Howard is right and aliens are gonna show up.
I just recently watched The Interview the other day, and it wasn't as bad shit crazy as I originally thought.
It's not good don't get me wrong, but the acting was solid and there were parts I genuinely liked.
Omg the Devil Inside Me was the single worst movie I have ever seen in the theater! Thanks for reminding me of the name my wife and I talk about this shitbox from time to time lol.
The Interview was amazing
I went into 10 Cloverfield lane expecting that ending since the title could be related to the 2009 movie.
7:54 Where can I buy a boom box like that? I miss the 1980's
ebay
Fackkng love Spike Lee's comment
Really safe haven? That’s how the book is written. That’s a major thing in the book
I also think the aliens at the end of Indiana Jones and the ending of Split, where the movie turned from a realistic thriller into a weird Sci-Fi flick.
High Tension? Alien 3?
I am so sick and tired of movies like 'High Tension' using that overdone twist.
high tension was good
John Goodman as a bad guy makes me so sad though. He reminds me of my dad.
Did I want Carlito to die in "Carlito's Way", instead of going to live in paradise with the love of his life? Of course not. But, it was the best ending, made sense, and was poetic... with a beautiful monologue at the end. Controversy creates cash. That is a fact. "The Mist" had a controversial twist/ending. Tbh... most of the masses absolutely do not know what they want. Clearly aware of that FACT in this day and age. That is what happens when all is transparent. Some movies will be hated before they are loved for their originality. Cliché endings are the worst, unless warranted by the choices/actions/characters/dialogue/ through the whole movie.
I liked Safe Haven. I had a feeling she was a Ghost by the end. But I don't see why anyone wouldn't like it.
what happend to inception? and shutter island the endings in both of them films was confusing
10 Cloverfield Lane should have ended when she climbed onto the car and sees the alien ship. What she said next would have been perfect last words for the movie!
"Wrath of Kahn" had it right killing off Spock. Too bad "Return of the Jedi" wasn't as brave, as they should have killed off Han in that one!
Michael j fox leaving spin city because of Parkinson's
10 Cloverfield Lane was great, and deserves a sequel to expand the universe. Cloverfield Paradox should never be spoke of again. The Wrath of Khan ended perfect as it should have, it is the best Star Trek movie to ever hit the big screen.
at the end of 10 cloverfield lane, the spaceship had a mouth?
also bones to spock - "Are you out of your Vulcan mind?"
Nothing by Spike Lee is or ever has been worth controversy.
Or worth watching
that's true, some may say that Do the Right Thing is his best movie, in my opinion it's the worst
They make a stupid movie that doesn't sell. Then they invent controversy around it and it'll omit very specific details in scenes and plots. To start wars against different parts of the population
Start a false controversy and then people will watch it just to argue
Did Spike Lee compare his movie to an Arnold movie????
I'm pretty sure he's said a South Park episode
Who cares?
Spike's made a great living doing what he enjoys regardless of whether or not anyone else approves.
We should all be so lucky.
@@corlenajames1381 so did Hitler