@Tim_the_Enchanter People are just to sensitive they have it in their heads that every movie ending is sopossed to be happy and sunshine and all that while i do like those endings i like endings like these better.
I really like this movie. I never saw that ending coming which is rare. I was so sad for the character to suffer that fate after surviving a living nightmare. But I was so impressed with the writing, not the typical happily ever after ending which is a nice break from the norm. It was well done.
I remember when I first watched this scene vividly. I was sitting with my laptop, watching some random movie I found interesting. Up to this point it had been just another horror/survival movie. But then David actually kills everyone else in his party, including his son, which was a shock in itself. And then the mist cleared... I was left entirely numb afterwards. This ending is just that harsh...
I love the fact that the vehicle leading the US Military's column is a 155mm M109A6 Self Propelled Artillery named *"Paladin".* Its literally a Holy Knight driving against the forces of Cosmic Eldritch Evil which is very much a telling thing to King's movies with the Old Ones actually influencing people. 7:08 Hot damn look at those Giant Spiders on the side of the road.
It's amazing that Frank Darabont was able to do something like The Shawshank Redemption, a film all about the importance of hope, and then he does a film like this, a film about the loss of hope. I really hope he returns to filmmaking. Shawshank, Green Mile and The Mist were all amazing movies.
@danbargas The book's ending is vague. The survivors spend the night at an abandoned motel; while there they hear a word on the radio that sounds like "hope". The next morning they drive away into the mist, hoping they'll find other survivors.
I always thought it was kind of dumb how fast they rushed to shooting themselves...... at least wait until you see all the monsters are swarming your car and theres ZERO chance to escape...
All sorts of armchair theorizing come into play here. Rather than drive aimlessly around they should have tried getting to the police station with its weapons and cell blocks monsters couldn't get into. Or robbing a gun store. Or going to the military base if possible against the flow of monsters, etc.
I think the implication at this point is they've already driven around enough to reach that conclusion. The monsters you hear crying in the distance are louder then any other point in the movie, meaning they are about to be swarmed, and it's time to end things. It's only when we see the tanks you realize the monsters crying out were being killed by the military.
Imagine if it goes wrong, and before you get taken out mercifully, a monster drags you out of the car to a fate worse than death. Imagine if you get grabbed with the gun, dragged off by horrors unimaginable, and your last thoughts are the screams of everyone else in the car who were subjected to excruciating pain before a horrific death
god this ending was such a hit to the gut, this scene lives rent free in my head. The two soldiers behind him knowing what he did shaking they're head like they understood. I doubt any jury would ever convict him in this situation and cant imagine the PTSD this guy suffered from this
This is 1 of the few horror films where the crazy/religious person was kind of right; after he shot his son The Mist went away & the military arrived, almost as if the monsters were waiting for a child sacrifice all along.
@@AntDouble07 I think the idea was that the blood of the child had to be shed in a form of ritual slaughter by a human leader, not just be another casualty of war
I’m not gonna believe anything that comes from a fanatic who demand human sacrifice mouth, no matter who desperate I am and I’m not gonna believe that one child can end the terror of the fog, it’s just the bad decisions of our protagonist that’s it.
In the final shot, we can see multiple giant spider creatures being burned next to the road. These might be larger versions of the spiders encountered earlier in the pharmacy and the parking lot.
I love how they show those two soldiers coming to David when he starts screaming in anguish. Shows that not all soldiers are heartless robots. They’re clearly concerned for him.
This scene still makes me cry, his wife and child could have been alive and safe, they could have live on together and the agony he must feel when only moments ago he killed them, to see other kids driven to safety... holy shit its been years since ive seen this movie and just this scene alone made me cry again
I remember seeing this movie and that ending I was like yeah i get they wanted it to be dark but damn could of just waited a bit and the happy ending for them would of been there. The twist in the end was fd up. I m sure the marines there has a extra bullet for him tho.
moral of the story kids, if you ever are gonna end your family's suffering make sure you give it 5 minutes and step outside to see if the army is coming first
Army still has flamethrowers. They still had them in ‘Nam too. The ones they have now are used for clearing “vegetation” just a lot of that vegetation in this case moves.
I remember showing my Ex this, her jaw dropped when she seen the military come through the mist. She said “NO THAT LITTLE BOY” and she was yelling at the same time the actor was I’m like holy shit lololol.
In my opinion, this ending was much more impactful than the novella ending. Don’t get me wrong, the novella ending is MUCH happier, they just accept they have to live with the new creatures and survive. This ending however sticks with you, it’s dark and horrible. Even King himself said he wished he would have thought of this and ended it this way. He was annoyed by it solely because he didn’t think of it at the time lol.
Well maybe get manslaughter sinc ehe didnt want to kill them as it was a mercy kill also if anytjing he might be diagnost with insanity judging by how he screams at the end
Tbh he’d probably plead insanity at this point and be in a mental institution because he would want to off himself and there’s no way he’d get charged for any type of crime given the phenomenon that happened…like we had flying spiders here guys from another demention
In the book the old lady says there would have to be a sacrifice to get rid of them, so maybe the only reason they left is because he sacrificed everyone
I love this ending because of how much I hate it. Stories almost always serve some point. That point might be to just make you feel good and soothe your desires in some way. It might be to teach a lesson. The story may be to convey the feelings of the author. The story may be to just get you to think about something and whatever conclusion you reach, whatever! It might be some kind of pacifier for the masses with no real life or soul in it. I don't really know what the intention here was. What I got out of it though was some kind of inversion of an inversion that lands you not where you began but somewhere alien. The improbable possibility of this ending is absurd. His horrifying bad luck feels like one a in a million. Billion? Trillion? It's monumental and insane how horrific this outcome is. It does happen though doesn't it? Sometimes life is just so outrageously, insanely, intensely, BULLSHIT. The ending gets a lot of shit because of that. People feel that it's BS. That's fair. But what if this or something similar did happen to you? How cheated by reality itself must you feel? How betrayed by everything? By a god? By chance? By just a few moments in time? By just a better sense of hearing that would have stayed your hand from pulling the trigger because, "what's that noise?" Every moment of life is on a knifes edge. What happens next for this man? Does his story continue or does it end the moment he finds a way to unpack his brain from his skull? I love this ending. I saw it in theaters and I'll never forget it because I chose to take it at face value and I think you should too. How would YOU actually feel in this situation? I can't imagine anything other than madness.
I love this assessment. I had a similar interpretation but mine was more of a subversion of the typical movie action hero arc. Throughout almost the entire film, Jane's character is your generic action lead: level-headed, heroic, a capable fighter, etc. I saw this ending as a way to say yes, those people exist, but more often than not, in a truly realistic, horrific situation like this, we're all just fallible humans prone to making the most egregious errors, even if it was with good intentions.
Some people say this is about good old never-lose-hope repatory but I think this is rather a story about how the greatest hope breaks, considering all dedication and endurance against mysterious threats and massive madness he has gone through. Or maybe the director just wanted to troll him and all of the audiences
Bruh, they waited for the kid to wake up and get fully scared of getting killed and then killed him, instead of like killing him when he was asleep 💀. Also nice detail, you can see the girl's silhouette in the car. After the 2nd shot, you can see the girl falling to side. So he killed the kid, then the girl, and then either Dale or the old lady.
I just watched this on AMC and it went to commercial right before the part where he shot them, so right when it came back from commercial it was the part with the gunshots. Horrible decision, because if you changed the channel or left the room during the commercial break you might not have made it back in time to see the most important part of the scene.
I love the horrible ending for him and his family, kinda reminds me of the dark and depressing endings of movies that I’ve experienced growing up in the black community.
For one, the place they were indeed hunkering down had been overtaken by desperate zealots led by a religious nutjob damnding sacrifices. Second, every inkling they had of hope had been squashed. From the army themselves saying they don't know wtf to do, to seeing everything taken over by the monsters. There wasn't anywhere left for them to run as even the pharmacy next door was compromised. Riding it out until the fuel tank was empty was the best option they had. That's what makes the ending so powerful. It was a hopeless situation that was remedied at the worst possible moment.
@@pain4perks436 I did, actually - sadly, that fell flat as well. Tried to lamely borrow from the stellar success of Shawshank. But it had nothing to say; and did nothing of any note. It just "existed." Its "depression-era prison in Maine" setting, for its "Shawshank prison characters" drama were the only thing that even made it an attempt at a story. The supernatural element and vomited-florescent graphics meant less than nothing. Stephen King's DRAMA writing was always actually his best talent. Shawshank stood and will always stand our test of time.
The worst way of showing how patience is a virtue ☠️
what is that have to do with patience?
@@HelloKitty3y3they didn’t have the patience/hope that the mist would go away
Dude, they make that decision after seeing a fucking kaiju pass by
@@blacklightvirus5204 Yeah, and I think that's why he said it is the "worst(brutally)" way to put it
@@blacklightvirus5204 i mean, doesn't means its immune to any kind of firepower we have i geus. so,
Just imagine the level of Guilt and regret
A lot of people are uncomfortable with this ending, but i love it. He thought he'd been through the worst thing he could imagine ... but he was wrong.
I never have seen a movie make me cry and I’ve watched a lot of emotional sad movies but this made me cry
@Tim_the_Enchanter People are just to sensitive they have it in their heads that every movie ending is sopossed to be happy and sunshine and all that while i do like those endings i like endings like these better.
No thank you.
Literally since if they never committed that choice then they would have been saved
😔😔😔
When stephen king watched this, he said he was annoyed he didn't come up with it 😂
wait, for real?
Maybe not the best movie to watch on FATHER’S DAY.
Hahaha and Hahaha
Gee... today is father's day in Brazil
The road is the best fathers day movie
@@gustavodutra8578 I don’t know about that, but I understand what you mean
The moral of this story. Never give up
Never let you down
@@icecreamjunkie6790 Never run around
And hurt you
Never say goodbye
@@Thaygu1207 Never tell a lie
The moral of this brutal ending - never give up hope, even when things look darkest.
I agree
The best worst ending to a movie of all time.
But the most realistic...
I liked a lot this movie , but I hate, hate , hate the end .
I really like this movie. I never saw that ending coming which is rare. I was so sad for the character to suffer that fate after surviving a living nightmare. But I was so impressed with the writing, not the typical happily ever after ending which is a nice break from the norm. It was well done.
Realistic ending not everything is going to be happy like a disney movie welcome to the real world
Planet of the Apes ... 😃
This has to be the biggest "f**k you" ever given to a character in a movie. Poor David.
I remember when I first watched this scene vividly. I was sitting with my laptop, watching some random movie I found interesting. Up to this point it had been just another horror/survival movie. But then David actually kills everyone else in his party, including his son, which was a shock in itself. And then the mist cleared...
I was left entirely numb afterwards. This ending is just that harsh...
Never, ever, give up. They could've at least waited for a creature to attack them before deleting themselves.
In the original ending of the novella, David drives into an uncertain future alongside with his son, Amanda, and Mrs. Reppler.
I still, love and hate this ending with a passion... its absolutely heart wrenching..
I love the fact that the vehicle leading the US Military's column is a 155mm M109A6 Self Propelled Artillery named *"Paladin".*
Its literally a Holy Knight driving against the forces of Cosmic Eldritch Evil which is very much a telling thing to King's movies with the Old Ones actually influencing people.
7:08 Hot damn look at those Giant Spiders on the side of the road.
Déjà vu comment
In life there are few fates that are worse than death.....this is one of them.
Well, that's depressing
Bummed out now
@@Jero-P its a bummer man :(if I was a bug id a bummed out bumble bee 🐝:(
Patience is virtue
I saw Andrea, Dale, and Carol
This was made by the same person who Created The Walking Dead Frank Darabont
It's amazing that Frank Darabont was able to do something like The Shawshank Redemption, a film all about the importance of hope, and then he does a film like this, a film about the loss of hope.
I really hope he returns to filmmaking. Shawshank, Green Mile and The Mist were all amazing movies.
"The Mist"(2007) is an excellent mystery horror movie! The ending scene of the movie was creepy and very unpredictable!
Supposedly, when Stephen King saw the ending of this movie he said, "why didn't I think of that?"
how's the book finale different?
@danbargas The book's ending is vague. The survivors spend the night at an abandoned motel; while there they hear a word on the radio that sounds like "hope". The next morning they drive away into the mist, hoping they'll find other survivors.
@@stevenwoeste7428 ohh, I see! thanks and here I was, thinking kill them all was a Stephen's idea, cuz it sounds like something he would do xD
I always thought it was kind of dumb how fast they rushed to shooting themselves...... at least wait until you see all the monsters are swarming your car and theres ZERO chance to escape...
All sorts of armchair theorizing come into play here. Rather than drive aimlessly around they should have tried getting to the police station with its weapons and cell blocks monsters couldn't get into. Or robbing a gun store. Or going to the military base if possible against the flow of monsters, etc.
@@rcnelson kinda hard to do that when you are with a kid, a housewife, and two old person. The only one going full army commando is the dad
@@Fei-Chan
And also that you cannot see ahead of you so you don’t even know where you are going
I think the implication at this point is they've already driven around enough to reach that conclusion. The monsters you hear crying in the distance are louder then any other point in the movie, meaning they are about to be swarmed, and it's time to end things. It's only when we see the tanks you realize the monsters crying out were being killed by the military.
Imagine if it goes wrong, and before you get taken out mercifully, a monster drags you out of the car to a fate worse than death.
Imagine if you get grabbed with the gun, dragged off by horrors unimaginable, and your last thoughts are the screams of everyone else in the car who were subjected to excruciating pain before a horrific death
How to surpass Steven King in horror
King said he prefers the movie ending.
@@aserta What happens in the book ending? 😃
@@georgemendes6844 They are still alive and the last scene is them driving into "uncertain future"
@@Rifqiethehero Thanks, mate! 😀
King has never been able to write a good ending in my opinion
it's rare for horror movie militaries to actually get shit done
They did it in Shawn of the dead
Never give up in life because your breakthrough could be just around the corner.
Whoever directed this you are a twisted human being and I love you.
At least Carol made it out with her kids this time...
god this ending was such a hit to the gut, this scene lives rent free in my head. The two soldiers behind him knowing what he did shaking they're head like they understood. I doubt any jury would ever convict him in this situation and cant imagine the PTSD this guy suffered from this
this was great acting by thomas jane here
mh i think it was mediocore at best
That's okay, you clearly aren't an expert.@@bertafuchs2384
@@bertafuchs2384That's okay, you clearly aren't an expert.
@@MichaelEwoldsen well cool, we have something in common. cool down.
3:29
yep, just yep, i love this movie and thomas
you just feel the hate and sadness from his acting alone
This is 1 of the few horror films where the crazy/religious person was kind of right; after he shot his son The Mist went away & the military arrived, almost as if the monsters were waiting for a child sacrifice all along.
Glad someone noticed this.
Bro, I think they got enough children
@@bopply2616yeah I don’t think that’s the only child who died in the mist
@@AntDouble07 I think the idea was that the blood of the child had to be shed in a form of ritual slaughter by a human leader, not just be another casualty of war
I’m not gonna believe anything that comes from a fanatic who demand human sacrifice mouth, no matter who desperate I am and I’m not gonna believe that one child can end the terror of the fog, it’s just the bad decisions of our protagonist that’s it.
In the final shot, we can see multiple giant spider creatures being burned next to the road. These might be larger versions of the spiders encountered earlier in the pharmacy and the parking lot.
Preeeetty sure dude offed himself within weeks or nonths after that decision lol..
if only the military convoy showed up little sooner!
There is a theory that someone has to sacrifice his kid or loved one so the mist would go away.
Or for his life to survive
It would have showed up way sooner, if they hadn't been driving away from it all the time
Yes I saw it
I love how they show those two soldiers coming to David when he starts screaming in anguish. Shows that not all soldiers are heartless robots. They’re clearly concerned for him.
This scene still makes me cry, his wife and child could have been alive and safe, they could have live on together and the agony he must feel when only moments ago he killed them, to see other kids driven to safety... holy shit its been years since ive seen this movie and just this scene alone made me cry again
David is almost like me when i go years and years trying to better myself but almost no progress is made
I watched this years ago, and this ending is still one of the best bad endings I've ever seen.
"I told her I'd fix it."
Prob the darkest ending ever. Shooting your own kid and wife 1 min before everyone still alive gets saved. Damn
She was not his wife. His wife was killed by spiders.
Yea
And this would be proof that you should never lose faith..."Hope is the last thing that dies".
I remember seeing this movie and that ending I was like yeah i get they wanted it to be dark but damn could of just waited a bit and the happy ending for them would of been there. The twist in the end was fd up. I m sure the marines there has a extra bullet for him tho.
Best yet saddest example of irony.
I read the book first so this ending caught me totally by surprise. Brutal stuff
Don't let impatience and despair cloud your mind
The last movie directed by Frank Darabont
But now he's doing tv series
The most heartbreaking scene in any movie I ever watched . Realizing if he had only waited 5 minutes OMG!!
When you ride your gas tank to nearly empty and finally fill up at $4.50 a gallon and the next morning its $3.80.
"I have one bullet left please line up so I can save a bullet for me" 😢
Even Therapy isn’t gonna help this man
moral of the story kids, if you ever are gonna end your family's suffering make sure you give it 5 minutes and step outside to see if the army is coming first
I remember seeing this scene for the first time. Tears of waterfalls.
THE WALKIND DEAD was nothing without Frank Darabont
Walrude dead
Dale, Carol and Andrea
His performance in the end was excellent. He went crazy.
I thought they quit using flamethrowers in ww2?
Given the circumstances, an exception was made
They are not fighting people, they are burning insect nests.
Army still has flamethrowers. They still had them in ‘Nam too.
The ones they have now are used for clearing “vegetation” just a lot of that vegetation in this case moves.
For monsters
The darkest ending to a movie of all time. Brave, and stunning.
The lesson is never give up, even when things seem impossible and horrifying.
I SAW THE MOVIE TODAY!!!! IT WAS AMAZING!!! BUT THE ENDING IS SADDDD!!!! 😢❤❤❤
I remember showing my Ex this, her jaw dropped when she seen the military come through the mist. She said “NO THAT LITTLE BOY” and she was yelling at the same time the actor was I’m like holy shit lololol.
Best movie ending of all time!
Yes! I love it
"I won... But at what cost..."
"-How bad is your OCD?
-Have you watched The Mist?"
I would never do that, I would do anything in my power to let my loved ones draw one more breath
In my opinion, this ending was much more impactful than the novella ending. Don’t get me wrong, the novella ending is MUCH happier, they just accept they have to live with the new creatures and survive. This ending however sticks with you, it’s dark and horrible. Even King himself said he wished he would have thought of this and ended it this way. He was annoyed by it solely because he didn’t think of it at the time lol.
They chose the perfect song for ending
At 7:09
You can see a military soldier to the left you can see it burning what looks like a corpse of a Grey Widower look how big it is
bigger one on the right
Bro could’ve waited till they were in immediate danger at least ☠️
Time to take him to jail for a quadruple homicide
Well maybe get manslaughter sinc ehe didnt want to kill them as it was a mercy kill also if anytjing he might be diagnost with insanity judging by how he screams at the end
Tbh he’d probably plead insanity at this point and be in a mental institution because he would want to off himself and there’s no way he’d get charged for any type of crime given the phenomenon that happened…like we had flying spiders here guys from another demention
Pleading insanity would be ideal. Kinda like Arnold’s character in aftermath.
Frank Darabont has given us the most beautifull and haunting movies, why he is not as recognized as other big names like tarantino? or spielberg?
Sitting in that car is how it feels waiting for my dui court date
Learn from your mistakes and grow. Dont beat yourself up!
I wish there was an extended edition where we could had scene the military’s clean up operation
In the book the old lady says there would have to be a sacrifice to get rid of them, so maybe the only reason they left is because he sacrificed everyone
5:20 It was at this moment he knew...he fucked up.
That's mean but that's funny as hell 😂
you can even see his hands gesture like “are you serious right now?”😂
I don't think the ending gave justification as to why he did what he did at the end. And, personally, I'd never do that myself.
I love this ending because of how much I hate it.
Stories almost always serve some point. That point might be to just make you feel good and soothe your desires in some way. It might be to teach a lesson. The story may be to convey the feelings of the author. The story may be to just get you to think about something and whatever conclusion you reach, whatever! It might be some kind of pacifier for the masses with no real life or soul in it.
I don't really know what the intention here was. What I got out of it though was some kind of inversion of an inversion that lands you not where you began but somewhere alien. The improbable possibility of this ending is absurd. His horrifying bad luck feels like one a in a million. Billion? Trillion? It's monumental and insane how horrific this outcome is. It does happen though doesn't it? Sometimes life is just so outrageously, insanely, intensely, BULLSHIT.
The ending gets a lot of shit because of that. People feel that it's BS. That's fair. But what if this or something similar did happen to you? How cheated by reality itself must you feel? How betrayed by everything? By a god? By chance? By just a few moments in time? By just a better sense of hearing that would have stayed your hand from pulling the trigger because, "what's that noise?" Every moment of life is on a knifes edge.
What happens next for this man? Does his story continue or does it end the moment he finds a way to unpack his brain from his skull?
I love this ending. I saw it in theaters and I'll never forget it because I chose to take it at face value and I think you should too. How would YOU actually feel in this situation? I can't imagine anything other than madness.
I love this assessment. I had a similar interpretation but mine was more of a subversion of the typical movie action hero arc. Throughout almost the entire film, Jane's character is your generic action lead: level-headed, heroic, a capable fighter, etc.
I saw this ending as a way to say yes, those people exist, but more often than not, in a truly realistic, horrific situation like this, we're all just fallible humans prone to making the most egregious errors, even if it was with good intentions.
Some people say this is about good old never-lose-hope repatory but I think this is rather a story about how the greatest hope breaks, considering all dedication and endurance against mysterious threats and massive madness he has gone through. Or maybe the director just wanted to troll him and all of the audiences
This is like that one alanis morissette song
Now isn't that just a bit ironic, don't you think?
Which song?
Ironic @@Neonseasnake
@@westerosi27 thank you
Are you still mad (this works too)
Punisher is a real one for killing ben Grimm's wife then killing her and the son they had out of spite
Bruh, they waited for the kid to wake up and get fully scared of getting killed and then killed him, instead of like killing him when he was asleep 💀.
Also nice detail, you can see the girl's silhouette in the car. After the 2nd shot, you can see the girl falling to side. So he killed the kid, then the girl, and then either Dale or the old lady.
Ending music made this!!!
7:05 I thought the spiders were scary enough until I found out they weren’t even fully grown yet
First time I watched this the last thing I expected was a tank. Totally taken off guard by this
undeniably the most savage ending to a movie
note,whenever some crazy ass alien type shit happens,just wait for the military
I just watched this on AMC and it went to commercial right before the part where he shot them, so right when it came back from commercial it was the part with the gunshots. Horrible decision, because if you changed the channel or left the room during the commercial break you might not have made it back in time to see the most important part of the scene.
womp womp goofy
@@kevinwoomer Yeah.
I love the horrible ending for him and his family, kinda reminds me of the dark and depressing endings of movies that I’ve experienced growing up in the black community.
What?
Why didn't they just wait for the army to come rescue them? Hunker down dudes!
Usually in these apocalyptic films the military isn’t this good at their jobs, and so there was no faith in the military to do anything
There's no indication whatsoever the military is doing this at all, let alone successfully
For one, the place they were indeed hunkering down had been overtaken by desperate zealots led by a religious nutjob damnding sacrifices.
Second, every inkling they had of hope had been squashed. From the army themselves saying they don't know wtf to do, to seeing everything taken over by the monsters. There wasn't anywhere left for them to run as even the pharmacy next door was compromised. Riding it out until the fuel tank was empty was the best option they had.
That's what makes the ending so powerful. It was a hopeless situation that was remedied at the worst possible moment.
They never knew the military was coming, they most likely would have wanted a quick death because they didn't want to be torn apart. 💀
Because the religious are uncontrolable in the market
Darabont made ONE good movie - Shawshank - but it was a candidate for the BEST movie ever made.
He made more than one good movie.
@@trust-me-im-vik
No - he sadly, ABSOLUTELY did not.
@@justinklenkbro never watched the Green Mile
@@pain4perks436
I did, actually - sadly, that fell flat as well. Tried to lamely borrow from the stellar success of Shawshank. But it had nothing to say; and did nothing of any note. It just "existed." Its "depression-era prison in Maine" setting, for its "Shawshank prison characters" drama were the only thing that even made it an attempt at a story. The supernatural element and vomited-florescent graphics meant less than nothing.
Stephen King's DRAMA writing was always actually his best talent. Shawshank stood and will always stand our test of time.
@@justinklenkwell, that's your opinion of course. Maybe we should just never watch any movies ever again, except the ones you deem worthy? Lol
This is why you should always trust God and never rely on sin to save you
If they were all gambling addicts they’d have survived 😭☹️ Stay on the slots people
That two soldier thinking what’s happening
Die Fighting never give up and you will never regret ,give up without fight and the regret will kill you.
The funniest ending of all time. 🤣
You must have a singular wit.😶
6 months ago 😅😮
Andrea, dale and carol all in the same segment hahaha as if.
This is what it feels like when you sell your crypto thinking it will dip and after you sell you see it pump hard lol
The moment the tank show up..
Armor reporting in...
3:33 - He just found out McDonald's was out of fries.
What does Drayton say at the end?
"All dead, for what?" I think.
@@kevinfanning8027 or maybe ''Theyre dead, what, here, theyre not''... amidst sighs and tears, that's why we don't understand very well
@@kevinfanning8027Yeah, I watched with subtitles and that’s what it said
@@icecreamjunkie6790yes, But after that he says something else that I couldn't understand and put in the caption
Out of gas & could’ve waited 5 Minutes
I think this is the happy ending. Theyare dead but humanity is still alive
3:16 when mom says we can’t stop for mcdonald’s
So weird, because I didn't like the movie, but I do think the ending is brilliant in terms of catching the viewer by surprise.