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).

Star Wars. All Ewoks Must Die.

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.

The Prestige was a really good movie, I thought, but the notion that they would create & use the most amazing technological innovation in history just for a magic trick was a bit silly.

meow85 said:

Okay, I haven't seen it since it came out and I keep thinking that his last scene was him hanging from that building, and that was it...
I was hoping you'd remember, cause I just recall feeling really unsatisfied with the end

NDRU said:

That movie made me wanna throw my boots at the screen

thekidsgirl said:

That was the last scene.

The next movie was supposed to continue from there, but who knows what Nolan et al. will do with it now?

thekidsgirl said:

And the other one with Ed Norton. It wasn't actual magic, but his "machines" were basically impossible, particularly for that era.

meow85 said:

Well, atleast it gives us something to really look forward to. I have no clue what direction he may go in now

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

NDRU said:

Geez, thats about the only Ed Norton movie I really just couldn't watch

The Secretary - The ending should have been more consistent with the couple's BDSM relationship and not so Hollywood happily ever after.

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thekidsgirl said:

we're two for two

Sweeney Todd.
In my version, Sweeney would hear that crazy lady ask "don't I know you?" and then he would realize it was his dear wife Lucy.Together they'd kill judge Turpin. Then he'd nurse Lucy back to health and they'd live happily ever after. He'd walk Joanna down the aisle at her wedding to Anthony. And then Sweeney Todd would reclaim his name (Benjamin Barker) and he and his wife would buy a place by the sea with Mrs Lovett as their maid and Toby as their butler.

The End.

at the end of 'graffiti bridge', after [SPOILER ALERT!!!] ingrid chavez bites the dust, i would have her body disappear in a streak of hot pink neon, and then i would have a bunch of neon sparks fall from the sky and then there's a big clap of thunder and morris and prince turn around in shock and awe and OH MY GOD ingrid chavez has turned into olivia newton john from xanadu and instead of her six muse sisters, it's APOLLONIA 6, and they do a medley mash up of songs from xanadu and vanity/apples 6 greatest hits. during this whole time, prince is doing one long, epic continuous pirouette and morris is sobbing uncontrollable tears of joy. when the medley is finished, we then cut to robin power in outer space, where she destroys the death star with her snoopy. THE END.



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alwayslate said:

sextonseven said:

Okay, uh, how about Sweeney would enter into a plural marriage with Mrs Lovett and Lucy and he'd do Lucy on Sundays, Mondays and Wednesdays and then do Mrs Lovett on Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays and then they'd do threesomes on Saturdays?

Requiem for a Dream
It would have been nice to have at least one tiny little redemptive scene in it. It was brilliant but a movie has never left me so drained, hopeless and void

MoonSongs said:

i think that's why the movie was so powerful to me. it was consequence without a seatbelt. sometimes you need to see something like that, to kick your ass and to snap your brain back into the straight and narrow, so to speak. it would have been nice to see something redemptive, but the heartbreak of not getting that wish granted is what makes that movie so...wow.