CHALLANGERS Ending Explained
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2024
- Challengers has a really interesting conclusion, with Tashi watching from the sidelines while Art and Patrick engage in a fierce tennis battle. Everything hinges on the outcome of the match between the erstwhile friends, which will concurrently affect several aspects of their life. In Challengers, which is helmed by Luca Guadagnino, Zendaya, Josh O'Connor, and Mike Faist prominently showcase their characters' captivating drama.
CHALLANGERS Ending Explained
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This is just wrong. The match has not been won or lost, it was not match point. It's the beginning of the tie break, and this point is a foul. But they are both finally playing great tennis, and that is what gives Tashi life.
100% right. For sure not a competitor or challenger if you will. And anyone who isn’t won’t get it. Simply put
Absolutely right. Well said.
@@stephendavis2057 Not quite 100% ;) There's no such thing as a foul in tennis. Art touched/crossed the net, so he would have lost the point
I think your 100% right. I believe the ending scene is a mirror of the threesome kissing scene. Tashi is in complete control and watches as she manipulates them into having a "relationship" sexually (kissing) and in tennis. I believe she is aware and has planned the majority of what ends up taking place in the end even though she didn't know the secret code she knew patrick would tell out of his own arrogance or friendship or whatever would drive him
Tashi’s love was TENNIS. Plain and simple. an amazingly complex character.
Just saw it today. I agree. Her love is the game. Obviously not either men, since she kept being unfaithful. But that makes for a fun movie!
So complex. Just a cheater and awful person
Why are you replying to me? I’m not interested in your notifications.
@@lindseysummers443 ain’t nobody respond to you dumbass
@@lindseysummers443 nobody replying to you
my interpretation of the movie: art is ego, pat is passion, tashi is discipline. The characters are placeholders for these qualities and how they interact, their relationships and careers reflect these qualities. pat was the better player of the two when they were younger showing passion is a strong source of motivation and progression to oneself but art always wanted to win, pat just loved to play. This leds them down different paths when tashi is introduced. Tashi is discipline(damn near obssession), art and pat saw her life and who she was and were envious, they wanted her and fought for her, passion won. Pat went on tour and that distanced him from tashi and art, his discipline and desire to win(ego), this led to their break up because she simply "didnt want to be with a tennis player that sucks" (her words not mine). When they broke up, coincidentally she had her career ending injury immediately after, when discipline loses passion it needs new purpose. Art comforts tashi as your ego should. tashi decides to become his coach, and he gets to become a successful well known tennis player, and she gets to live through his tennis career, Pat became a bum. Art begins losing and loses his will to play but is afraid of losing tashi if he retires. Ego is afraid of letting go of something that encompasses a very large part of itself. Art worked so hard to get to this point and is afraid of letting it go because its such a big part of who he is. Before Pat and Art's match, tashi and pat meet and do cool stuff. passion finds discipline again and his drive to win. The game is even, showing that passion and ego can be equal motivators to ones purpose. As the match reaches the end both players had submitted to each other, pat submitting to his desire to win and art overcoming his fear of loss in pursuit of enjoying the match. this final match they finally all 3 come together for a moment when they are aligned. Much like a player in any sport, a moment when your drive to win, your passion for the sport, and your training and hardwork are aligned is best described by tashis monologue. So it wasnt important who won only that we got to see them play and how each of them brought out what the other was missing. //feel free to tear this apart I just felt this had good continuity and these experiences are pretty relatable to most//
Couldn’t have worded it any better
Thats just great, usually I don't think much of such complex symbols and analyses but I have to admit this just clicks for me. You really opened a new perspective, thanks for that.
That's definitely accurate, amazing analysis.
Hey people art didn’t win. The last scene was art jumping into the net on accident while trying to hit a shot. He lost the point. It was also only the first point of the tie break.
Tennis was always about the relationship. At the very end it didn’t matter who won the match, all that mattered was the relationship between Patrick and Art had reignited again after all those years trying to win over Tashi (and she also wins because real tennis was finally played between the two, thats all she wanted)
Nah it's both them finally accepting their homosexuality and playing the role she wanted the most. They now get to be her boitois after coming out. See how high he jumps you get the feeling his privates will hit him in the face but instead they land in each other a arms coming out finally.
Exactly!! 💯 She was so into it when they finally started playing the way she wanted them too 😂😂
Once again my comment was silenced.
@willemdaho3 You just gave me the clarification I was looking for. Better said than the video 😂
How in the F is their relationship reignited by F-ing sleeping with your wife? Geez wtf is wrong with people these days? She cheated on her husband with Patrick and Art figured it out during the match... And that's somehow how their relationship "reignited"? No words. I have no idea wtf I was watching
Patrick is also in love in Art which is why he let him win because he needed him back in his life regardless of the unrequited love.
yeah, i couldn’t even finish this video. the ending was clearly setting up a polyamorous relationship.
Good film. AMAZING soundtrack. 3 horrible people.
Not every movie is casted by you.
@@lindseysummers443i think they meant the characters lol
@@lindseysummers443 I meant the characters. Not the actors. Apology accepted.
@blacky4231 Thank you. Yes I did. 🤦🏻♂️🤣
@@amjh4lah809I don’t think Art is a horrible person. He’s sweet. He was basically controlled and manipulated by Tashi.
The final scene is a win for everyone Tashi love with tennis, Patrick reunite with Art and Art can stay with Tashi.
But she slept with Patrick😅
@@mahnoornadeem9706that’s what I’m sayin
Uh, yeah no. Art will divorce, because he's mostly moral. Tashi should be called "Trashy". Who cares what happens to a cheater? Patrick will always be Patrick, and Art forgives him for being who he is, and they become friends again. Bros before hoes.
Just so you guys know, Art lost the point because he touched the net with his body. Patrick won the game.
@laelemlin it was not match point.
My head canon is they left her and tennis...and formed a padel team
It was a good drama, and really gay.
I don't know why some people think polygamy relationships are better than two people relationships 😅
What if they've lost touch with you
You wanted them all for yourself, you don't wanna choose neither of them, you wanted both. After you dated them, you started to get kinky 🫦 and you wanted them to kiss but they don't want to kiss each other, they wanna kiss you, they like you but you begged them and they go for it 👨❤️💋👨
Then you forced them to have sex and it was the biggest mistake, that will change them 💦🏳️🌈😍 after months later, they broke up with you 💔😕 after you were so obsessed of winning 🥇 👑🎾⚽️🎳🏀🥋 they gave up on you and rather be together other than you ❤👬
This movie succeeded in making a whole cast unlikable
I liked art but everybody else I hated
I think Art and Patrick hugging it out and essentially zoning Tashi out for the final volley is them actively striking out against her and deciding that they’re going to play because of their love for the game and their rivalry (or love for each other, but I know that some people aren’t going to like that).
I don’t really think Tashi won in the end since she’d just realized that her connection to her family was more important to her than tennis (which is shown when she finds Art and the kid sleeping after she did the thing with Patrick), but she’s basically seeing that crumble away in front of her.
I think it ends on an intentionally ambiguous note and kinda plays out like Art and Patrick don’t want to finish out the game because they can finally set aside their differences and get back into loving the game. Meanwhile Tashi is furious that such good Tennis is being interrupted by human connection, but then her true feelings shine through in the end (or if you view her as the antagonist and she just wants to see peak tennis, then you interpret her going from pissed to cheering is her trying to blend in with everyone else)
i think we deserve a sequel cause Pat and Art definitely need to be together cause that sauna scene got me thinking they both love each other but just didn’t want to admit it
pat maybe but art was def only in love with one person
I don't know much about tennis (in spite of being in tennis back in high school for a few months 😅😅😅) but as far as I recall, aren't they not allowed to touch the net or else they're penalized? If so, how was that a winning shot in the end? Just wondering. I really liked this movie btw.
It wasn’t match point
It was first point in a tiebreaker and it wasn’t a winning shoot, it was a foul.
The film doesn’t say who won the match
Yea not true. Art did not hit the winning shot. The current score was advantage Patrick so it would have been the tying point, which probably wouldn’t have counted anyway because Art crossed the net to hit the ball, which is a violation.
I think they said it counted It wouldn’t in real life but this is a movie
look. we love us some Zendaya.
So who won at end ? Who she ended up with ?? We will never know ? It was so good movie 🍿
they all ended up together ✨polyamory✨
I think they all ended up together Art was losing his spark which was giving her the ick he got it back he got his friend back and she regained her love of the game which is what Art missed it all worked out
@@marcusmelancon3426her character doesn’t deserve a happy ending, she cheated on her husband multiple times?
@@RUclipsmiy and you think the other two "deserve"? they are all terrible people. one stabbed his friend and the other was just a bad person who also fcked his friend's wife. at least she was loyal to one thing: tennis. art and patrick's friendship was far deeper than the romance between art and her or patrick and her, and both screwed that up. for tashi, it was all about tennis from day one and she was loyal to it. I can respect that. they're all terrible people I would not want to be around with, but she's the best character for sure.
@@raul5081 Raul, she cheated on her husband that she had a child with. Yes they’re all shitty people. You don’t marry a shitty person and then cheat on them and think you have the moral high ground.. Tashi deserved a bad ending too.
Great seeing Zendaya
I loved this movie !!! It was hot
First of all, that’s Patrick’s daughter (she has the same black hair color). Art has blonde/red hair.
Tashi has dark hair
A lot of mixed children are born with dark hair.
That doesn’t mean anything because she had dark hair blonde doesn’t mean you’ll have blonde kids
Second of all, darker genes take over.
Poor video. Monotone and Misses key concepts
Faist. Long I. Not “Fayst.”
It’s AI 😭
3 horrible characters
Movie is trash 🗑️
What a waste a money to make a movie 🙄
Movie stunk 3/10
Wtf? I loved it
You stink 1/10
That’s your opinion. And opinions are like butt holes. We all have em, they all stink. Go meet real people.
@@lindseysummers443 ugh, stop being nasty. They have an opinion just like you
I liked the movie had some many layers and was so complex
I hate the movie. It left me with a sour taste of women and relationships in general.
fr i didn’t like the portayal of tashi
Yeah I watched the movie with my gf and now I’m lowkey looking at her sideways 😂 I’d go to jail if a woman did to me what she did to Art. She had a fucking kid with the guy.
@@RUclipsmiy same bro i was like wtf
@@RUclipsmiy 🤣🤣🤣🤣brooooo it was fucken horrible how two men had a lady infront of them and instead went gay. All the males in the movie were so cucked it hurt. I am never watching that shit again
@@RUclipsmiy the cucked and emasculated the dudes amd them turned them gay even with a beautiful woman. It was very disturbing for a message
This movie was just product placement and softcore porn, my fiance and I and just about everyone in the theater left saying this movie was a waste of fucking time, no character arc, no resolution, nothing. The fact that there's tons of videos trying to explain the ending is a big red flag that the ending had nothing and people are just making shit up.
Everyone in theater was talking? I doubt that. If you didn’t like it, just say that. Not everything is for everyone. And that’s ok
@@lindseysummers443you dumb? They said "in the theater everyone left saying...."
Zendaya is overrated. I don't like any of her roles.
It’s okay some people just cannot understand good roles
Totally agree she plays the same exact role in every show, a complete knob
Then why are you watching her movies?
@@tbam73 Because I like the other actors in the movies.
Womp womp womp