Best Movie Endings II
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Sicario gave me goosebumps by the end. Kids playing soccer while gunfire is heard in the distance. No matter who you take down, the madness will never end. Bleak ending. Great stuff.
"This is a land of wolves. And you're no wolf."
@@LeonWick526 that scene is so well done. Just a great film in general.
The ending of Moonlight is very touching. Kevin's reaction to Chiron unapologetically opens up about who he is. It's like Kevin saying to him "I'm proud of you". Then their embrace and cutback to young Chiron to finish it all is spectacular.
My favorites are:
- Nights of Cabiria
- The Third Man
- A Brighter Summer Day
- Memories of Murder
- The Thing
Why 'The Thing'???
Isn't it just a cliffhanger for a possible sequel?
Ahh I forgot Nights of Cabiria, so sublime and affecting.
Anybody even mentioning Brighter Summer Day is my friend. I tend to prefer the journey of the film compared to the destination, imo. Probably my favorite film of all time though.
I'm a big fan of bleak and/or abrupt endings. Some of my favorites without spoilers: Invasion of the Body Snatchers (both actually), The Fly (1986), Midsommar, Rosemary's Baby, Taxi Driver, Apocalypse Now (theatrical), Chappie, Clockwork Orange, Donnie Darko, First Man, Pan's Labyrinth, Parasite, Possession, Kill Bill Vol. 2. Invasion takes the cake for me. I wish it wasn't such an iconic ending and I could have experienced it blind. Chilling. Especially with silence for the credits.
The Bad Lieutenant. Harvey Keitel being executed. Bam. Over. The sacrifice of the martyr.
Possession is a Halloween movie that sifts the adults from the dimwits among my friends, hot damn what a movie.
DR STRANGELOVE is one of my favourite endings
The ending of John Carpenters The Thing - perfect
The last ten minutes of The Last of the Mohicans
“Duel” talk about sound effects. And the laughing while crying by Dennis Weaver’s character. Also “ Nightmare Alley.” Bradley Cooper’s character saying how he was born to be a carnival freak.
My favourite is probably still Pacino taking De Niro's hand as he lies dying at the end of Heat (because he knows somehow he'd do the same for him).
Another that no one has mentioned here is the Jonathan Glazer movie Birth with Nicole Kidman mentally imploding in a wedding dress by the ocean after having been knocked back into a state of grief by what appears to now be just a stupid child. Though I love how the film appears to answer it's own central mystery and then subtley undermines the answer just given to sow a seed of doubt in the audience's mind.
people tend to call the ending of Heat hokey but i like it.
TCM Stunning ending. I saw it in a theatre in the 70s. And they don't have a lot of credits at the end. The lights come up and you stand up stunned. What just hit you? Brilliant.
Most frightening ending for me... Polanski's The Tenant. Which is about as nightmarish as it gets.
What the hell is TCM? You might think that you're cool by just giving the initials but actually it's just stupid.
@@richardrose2606 Traditional abbreviation for Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Thanks for the accusation.
@@richardrose2606 damn why are you so angry
THE END OF « RUNAWAY TRAIN » IS MAYBE THE GREATEST.
Great video, rich in info. Happily subbed
Once upon a time in Hollywood had my favorite ending
Such as unexpectedly sweet moment from Tarantino. Definitely my favourite of his films
One of the worst endings of all time!
😮😮😮😂
Portrait of a lady on fire have easily the best ending of the decade.
it has a weirdly mechanical formulaic ending - relying on a motif it introduced..5 minutes before. The film takes 'on the nose' to new heights, weirdly cheap and cynical writing, can only appeal to sentimental ppl who are v. easily emotionally manipulated. Bizarrely overrated film
@@helvete_ingres4717 no
@@thomascrosahall4751 that's pretty much exactly the response I expect based on that avi
@08:24 - "I Ladri di Biciclette" is a profoundly sad ending... check out "Il Sorpasso" too... the ending comes out of nowhere!
I love the ending of PARIS, TEXAS (1984) between Harry Dean Stanton and Nastassja Kinski.
The ending of Shawshank Redemption really moved me.
Brilliant film 🙌
Idk if End of Evangelion is cheating or not since it's more of a finale to the series and it doesn't really work as a stand alone movie, but my god is that last scene tonally perfect. It's the kind of ending that could pretty much have infinite interpretations and still work thematically. I like to see it as Shinji attempting to apply what he just learned and "take care of himself", but he does so in the darkest way possible. Then Asuka touches his face to allow him to recognize what he's doing from a more humane point of view so he stops. The scene shows Shinji try and fail to find happiness once again, which is realistic considering that overcoming depression is no cakewalk. But it still manages to leave a ray of hope with the idea that people always have a chance to find happiness as long as they're still alive. It's definitely one of the most memorable final scenes out there.
Woah this is almost word for word my comment on the original post
Not saying you copied it but we think alike my friend, good taste
@@rileyneupauer3993 oh really? Lol. I promise you I never saw a comment about Eva on the post. That’s awesome
I know you talked about it before but I love the ending of both la strada and nights of cabiria. I would love to hear your thoughts on last year at Marienbad. It’s always been a film I’ve struggled with I’m sure you’d be able to shed some light on it
It might not be my absolute favorite ending, but one that comes to mind is the final scene of Christian Petzold's PHOENIX. The whole film builds to this musical performance where we finally witness the rebirth and self-actualization of the main character, Nelly. The way that scene is paced and edited is just perfect, and the performances drive everything home so beautifully. Nelly's initial hesitation and nervousness that shifts into absolute confidence and power, contrasted with Johnny becoming completely paralyzed by the same realization. And that final shot of her walking out of frame into the blazing, sunlit doorway is truly a mic drop moment.
Petzold is a master at ending his films, pretty much all of his movies (even the less compelling ones overall) manage to find the perfect note to end on.
Ad Astra's ending made the movie.
I love the ending to Danny Boyle's 'Sunshine' where Capa looks as though he is touching the sun. The true ending to the movie is the sun brightening on Earth but the scene as Capa faces death with complete acceptance, is seared into my mind
Splendor in the Grass, Dogfight, Baby It's You, Umbrellas of Cherbourg.
Whiplash is one of my favorite movies of the last decade.
Great video Maggie and take care and stay safe 👍.
Whiplash inspired me so much the whole film and especially the ending
@@65g4 Yup
Even when I don't agree with your reviews your videos are a healing balm, the moment Halloween ended opened the sewer flood of bad takes from other people. Thanks for having humanity.
Most recently - absolutely love the ending of Upgrade. :: Spoiler:: The idea of an AI chip putting your consciousness in a dream state while taking over your body is pretty frightening. But, like Stem says "He's in a better place" - perhaps it's right. Rare to see the villain prevail in a movie. Ending of Seven is great. Ending of Arrival is great.
The Hunt (2012 not the horrible 2020 one) has an amazing ending imo. Having someone indistinguishable shoot at Mads Mikkelsen after we think his life is back to normal is perfect for the message and story of the film. Making the final moral be that accusations even false or disproved ones linger in the public eye and stay with you forever is powerful. Great end to a great film
Please do a review for last Night in soho and the last duel 👍💗
New sub, underrated channel.
While it certainly isn't an Oscar contender, the Stephen Chow comedy Shaolin Soccer has one of the most perfect and satisfying endings I've seen in recent memory. You simply have to see the film to understand why, as any sort of TV-Guide description of the end wouldn't do it justice given the movie's outrageously funny context.
Blood in Blood Out !!!! Great and emotional ending
Primal Fear had an incredible ending!
Watched both videos and was disappointed that the greatest ending in film was missed and that is the final scene and the final shot of The Godfather. Perfection!
Other great endings are those for The Searchers, the final shot of Some Like It Hot, and the final shot of 2001: A Space Odyssey. The last ones leaves you with the response of feeling a great WTF?
Another movie with a great ending was Insomnia with Al Pacino, Hilary Swank and Robin Williams. By itself it have might elevated a good movie into a great movie.
my personal favorite endings are No Country For Old Men, There Will Be Blood, Prisoners, Simon Killer, Moonlight, Memories of Murder, and Boogie Nights(for the reference to a reference, plus the film being about porn gives it this comedic quality imo).
I like how PTA explains in the Boogie Nights commentary that it's not just him doing another Scorsese riff, it's Brock Landers doing Dirk Diggler doing Eddie Adams doing Robert De Niro doing Jake Lamotta doing Marlon Brando doing Terry Malloy. The character is so removed even from himself that he's got three different identities and is still trying to imitate more
Maybe I'm a dirty normie, but Dr. Strangelove? Genuinely one of the funniest movie endings of all time.
Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell (1974)
The final film in the Hammer Frankenstein saga features a completely unhinged Baron Victor Von Frankenstein (Peter Cushing) and makes us wonder what might have been if the series had continued.
The Bad and The Beautiful (1953) great ending. Unexpected and leaves you thinking about how ironic it is.
The Treasure of the Sierra Madre - pure karma.
YES@!! The texas chain saw massacre has the best ending for horror movie.
Fallen Angels, Close Encounters of a Third Kind, Blade Runner: Directors Cut, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Raising Arizona, Toy Story, and Bicycle Thieves.
Forgot Pan's Labyrinth.
The way that the french connection ends haunts me more than the ending of the exorcist. Do you know what I mean ?
For sure
@@deepfocuslens I defiantly lean towards W.F optimistic view of the the exorcist but with it being Halloween I must give an American werewolf in London, my all-time fav film, the best thumbs up ending with john landis' own comment,its just a movie folk's xxxx
The ending of empty man is just bonkers
Five easy pieces
Could you say something about your DMT experiences?
The ending of Satan's Triangle (1975 TV movie) .. also the ending of The Island (1980)
Dude - Alejandro Rey and Kim Novak! That movie scared me to death when I was a kid!
Barton Fink
Radio Days
I like how the seagull dropping into the sea was a complete chance, and that they preferred to leave it in
Effective endings, without explanations. "All Quiet on the Western Front" (1930) & "Dr. Strangelove". These videos always disappoint me. They never mention the endings of my favorite movies. And I have seen a lot of movies.
The Shining
Sorcerer...
Field of Dreams. Probably too pedestrian for this channel, and say what you will, but if you are leaving grown men in a darkened theater openly weeping then you've clearly hit onto something.
My dad cries every time they play catch at the end.
@@deepfocuslens Your dad's a good man.
@@triscat He is
Heaven is wher dreams come true.
A cool ending would be us becoming friends
Wizard of OZ. It was all a dream?
Come and See: The main character starts firing his rifle into an abandoned portrait of Adolf Hitler. The rifle's endless ammo continues as the boy (now a nerve-fried, war-beaten soldier) snarls and erupts with animus...all spliced with real footage showing the World Wars in reverse. All the destruction is remedied and all lives replenished in the archive reversal. Shot after shot into the painting, the 20th century's darkness hour is erased with a rewind button ... until the trigger-finger stalls ... on a picture of a little baby sitting in his mother's lap. No more shooting. Just tears. Baby Hitler, innocence, a future of choices to make which he will eventually f*ck up ☝
The Natural
I do like the ending to The Godfather.
My opinion :
Onibaba
Stalker
Texas chainsaw massacre (1974)
Blue velvet
Evil dead 2
Army of darkness
After hours
Blood simple
The silence (1963)
Persona
and many more ✌🏼
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@@BlueBallofFur groovy ^^
2001 ASO and Whiplash are brilliant too
African Queen.
McCabe & Mrs. Miller: The anti-western masterpiece sees the main character in a snowblind showdown with hired guns simply because he refused to bend the knee to Big Business. McCabe, with the help of Mrs. Miller, created something out of nothing, turning a small village offering the bare minimum into a thriving township well on its way to becoming a significant destination on the map. But the ending shows the heartbreaking split-story of the entire townsfolk frantically attempting to save a burning church while McCabe battles for his life against 3 angels of death seeking to take what he co-built. There is no denying the power of the contrast between the masses hurrying with water in an attempt to salvage an unsalvageable BUILDING, a symbol of the absence of God, while not coming to the aid of the flesh-and-blood BUSINESSMAN that raised the public out of squalor and gave them a taste of "what could be" ... Meanwhile, Mrs. Miller is the only one thinking about her partner, knowing his ultimate fate to come and retreating to the hallucinatory comfort of an opium den, all set to the haunting soundtrack of Leonard Cohen.
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Worst movie endings next.
A lot of M. Night. Shyamalan stuff.
Promising Young Woman
To Live & Die In LA - " You're Working For Me Now ! "
Au Hasard Balthazar
Paths of Glory
Eraserhead
Stalker
Shame (by Bergman, bleakest)
Akira
An okay movie, but a pretty nifty ending: Breathless ( 1983 w/Richard Gere )
once upon a time in america
Soon other Mortimers are going to come along and spoil it.
Sorry....that is a reference to Once Upon a Time in the West.....
Birdy starring Nicholas Cage and Matthew Modine was one of my favorite endings as it was a real gotcha end.
MacGruber*
Melancholia
The Prestige
Dogville
The Mist
Ida
I have to believe in a world outside my own mind. I have to believe that my actions still have meaning, even if I can't remember them. I have to believe that when my eyes are closed, the world's still there. Do I believe the world's still there? Is it still out there? Yeah. We all need mirrors to remind ourselves who we are. I'm no different. .....Now where was I?
Just, wow. I disagree about Memento. I think it is Nolan's best movie. The only one that I feel any connection or empathy for the characters (maybe Interstellar, but that had it's own issues).
*Looks at wine bottle after falling asleep on the can: "I don't feel drunk."
That gnawing feeling that something about his car and clothes doesn't ... fit.
Memorable Movies 🍿
Match Point
Drug Store Cowboy
Factotum
Magnolia
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Come and See, Grave of The Fireflies, End of Evangelion, La Haine, Parasite
Do u want a good ending from me ;)
Best movie ending. Uhh taking a dump
For me: Unbreakable, Split, Fight club, Fountain, Holly mountain, Watchmen
Unbreakable is a great one for sure
6th sense, / its a wonderfull life.
Do a review of Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!