Best Movie Endings
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2024
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The ending of Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) absolutely scared the beejezus out of me when I was a kid.
Terminator 2 STILL makes me cry by the end! A movie about KILLER ROBOTS, and I still get tears in my eyes when John is hugging the T-800 before he lowers himself into the lava. Man tears every time! No joke!
'One That Flew Over the Coo Coo's Nest' is a therapeutic movie.
I feel like the ending of "Nights of Cabiria" is one of the most touching and powerful moments in the history of cinema: the music, the wonderful acting of Giulietta Masina, the framing of the camera, the parade...everything perfectly comes to an end in a single instant, and the moment she smiles the meaning of the entire movie is laid bare.
"Unforgiven" by Clint Eastwood. The WHOLE movie building up to that crescendo gunfight in the bar...that is literally jaw dropping. Then the movie epilogue is like "And then he went on his way". Legit awesome
Blow Out has a devastating ending. I also like the one in Mulholland Dr. The searchers a classic one to.
Casablanca. The ending is the “beginning of a beautiful friendship”.
Heat has a really solid ending
Maggie is one of the best film critics/reviewers on RUclips. It's a crying shame she doesn't have more subscribers. I see Maggie as the Tori Amos of RUclips celebs---incredibly talented, almost to a genius level (listening to Maggie just talk is an experience in itself) but only known to a select few fans:) Love everything she has to say, AND I love that she hasnt changed her background in years!
Always enjoy the ending of John Carpenter's The Thing. Most recently the ending of Mandy by Panos has got me watching that film repetitively 🎥
City Light by Charlie Chaplin is my favorite movie ending. It's totally killer emotionally.
Solaris (1972) has one of the greatest endings of all time. I was left speechless by the end of it that it became a masterpiece. It’s an ending that will stick with you forever.
For me, the ending of "Roman Holiday" continues to resonate literally decades since I've seen it. Wyler's refusal to give it a Hollywood finale was a gutsy move, and brought an ultimate truth to the film one doesn't see coming. Brilliant.
Tár was so damn good--probably my favorite release since Parasite.
One of my favourites endings is The Swimmer (1968) ❤
There Will Be Blood and Harakiri are the two that came to my mind first, they’re both the perfect explosive conclusions to incredible and devastating films. The lead characters… get what they want in a way at great cost.
Billy Wilder’s “Some Like it Hot” and “Double Indemnity” have phenomenal endings. In terms of more recent films, PTA’s “The Master,” Sofia Coppola’s “Marie Antoinette,” and Rawson Marshall Thurber’s “Dodgeball” are some of my favorites.
I came across this description from drdavid1963 here on youtube about the ending of Lawrence of Arabia and it so well describes what I have also felt about it.
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My favorite movie ending goes all the way back to 1931. It’s “City Lights,” and that exchange between the Tramp and the Flower Girl is so profound despite its simplicity.