Speaking in terms of movies you like, that is. Not movies you thought sucked anyway.

Mine would be Hook. I love it, and I've been watching it since I was little. But the ending always bothered me. I realize that adult Peter has an obligation to return to the real world with his children and his life there. But what about the Lost Boys? I always felt that they're just as much his kids as Jack and Maggie are, and he just leaves them. Again.

That part of the ending always felt so wrong to me, and so the ending comes across IMO as bittersweet instead of the happy ending I'm sure it was meant to be.


How about you?

i would cut out the part of graffiti bridge right after the opening credits and just before the closing credits

Fury said:

I said ENDINGS.

meow85 said:

it was the end for for me...my cat peed on my tv after watching that kitty litter of a movie

Fury said:

I'm so glad I've never seen GB. I think it might make my head bleed.

meow85 said:

Frankly, my dear, l don't give a damn

meow85 said:

oh it will.....yes....it....will....

Titanic so she at least SHOWS the dude she had the necklace the whole time. Give him some closure dammit!

purplesweat said:

Yeah, that was kind of a cunt move on the old lady's part. She didn't need to give him the necklace, but that dude put a lot of time, energy, and money into searching for it, and she just drops it in the ocean?

meow85 said:

Titanic II: Search of the necklace

meow85 said:

Exactly.

I get that he was focusing too much on the material side of the whole thing and she made him realise the devastating loss etc etc but STILL! Just a quick peek would've been nice.

In Titanic i would have Celine Dion make a guest appearance and then make HER drown,really slowly and graphically while she tried to sing that God awful screechy song.

purplesweat said:

Either that or at the end he gives her a pearl one

Fatal Attraction

Glenn Close´s character gets to kill Michael Douglas and his annoying
wife in the end

mdiver said:

!!!!!

garganta said:

garganta said:

after first force feeding them rabbit stew

purplesweat said:

I think she should've given the necklace to her granddaughter as thanks for taking care of her all that time. I'm sure if the woman didn't want it, she could've used the money a rock that big would bring.

But no. Old Lady Rose chucks it in the ocean. I half wonder if she wasn't senile and just made up the whole Jack story.

garganta said:

Sounds good to me.

Michael Douglas looks like a potato.

Curse Of The Golden Flower

Star Wars. All Ewoks Must Die.

Dark City - Great Movie...Crappy Hollywood Shoot em up ending

No Country for Old Men...At least show Josh Brolin getting killed and drop the tommy lee jones conversation at the end

Brokeback Mountain

Fury said:

...I get physically ill watching GB....

rasplicious said:

Would it really improve the movie to change it though? I think a happy ending would have lessened the impact of BBM.

HamsterHuey said:

Nooooo!!!

The movie Closer wasn't bad, but that was probably one of the worst endings I can think of I mean WTF?! What a waste of Natalie Portman

Oh, and even though I loved Dark Knight, I wasn't the keenest on that ending either. Batman should not have had to take the blame there, and what happened to the Joker?

meow85 said:

I wanted a happy ending dammit!

It did upset me though - the "what could have been" factor stayed with me for days. I agree, it was a strong ending, but you gave me carte blanche to change an ending and this is one I would have changed (for my own peace of mind - I do want to live in a fluffy pillow world).

thekidsgirl said:

Sadly, we were supposed to find out in the next movie. What's going to happen now is anybody's guess.

I suppose it could be assumed that the Joker would be taken to Arkham, because that's where all of Gotham's mentally unbalanced criminals are sent, but it's not really made clear. Was it a SWAT team who pulled him up off that hanging rope, or regular police? I can't remember which, but perhaps that would make a difference in what happened to him.

Bulworth. It was a comedic film about serious issues, and I didn't think making it tragic was the right move. It was kind of a cheap shot at Oscar.