10 Movie Endings That Were Profoundly Insulting

[@devonnobles1083]

I think Glass should have been number one. All my hope for the franchise, shaym's career, perhaps humanity itself, was drowned in that puddle.

[@lijo4518]

Right...that sucked sooo hard 😢

[@Breexbloodlust]

I got so pissed off in the theater. Bruce Willis' character is op....except for water??? Lmao unbelieveable

[@ronaldking1054]

@@Breexbloodlust Unbreakable, which was Willis's character's origin, showed that he could drown in a swimming pool. The puddle is sad because it is extremely unlikely to drown someone in a puddle. It makes sense that he could be asphyxiated because nothing has stated that he could not be killed. It only showed him to be invulnerable. Water wouldn't be the only thing that would kill him. Anything that prevented the intake of oxygen could. Note, crushing his windpipe couldn't because there wouldn't be enough force to close his windpipe.

[@Breexbloodlust]

@@ronaldking1054 ah I see

[@rossalbert937]

I saw it in the theater. The internet uploads bother me because most people would see them as fake and assume these “revelations” are doctored somehow. I liked what he was going for, however, and I think the fourth movie in the Unbreakable franchise could redeem this with awesome fights with superheroes fighting atop the Empire State Building, or a high rise in Philadelphia.

[@trinaq]

I always hate the "It was only a Dream" cop out, since it basically states that everything that happened was basically all for nought. We're strongly advised against it in creative writing!

[@destronia123]

That was pretty much every other episode of Space 1999. ;)

[@taylorlibby7642]

​@@destronia123Never talk down about Space:1999!😂🤣

[@taylorlibby7642]

I wish they could figure out a different method to use dreams and the ways they help human brains process.

[@robertrosati6704]

That’s why I don’t like The Wizard of Oz

[@carlosvillanueva8530]

in Next he saved all the FBI agents and the girl by not being where the bomb was at. If he had done anything else he would have missed something, and they all would have died. That was the whole story. No matter what he did, the bomb was going to go off. The only choice in the movie was, are we going to be in L.A. when the bomb goes off, or are we going to be at a hotel in the middle of the desert when the bomb goes off? Did you not get that, he told the FBI, "If we go to L.A. we all die no matter what we do, and we don't stop the bomb." He checks every possible outcome. The only way they live is if they stay at the hotel in the desert. I think this is just one of those cases where the movie was smarter than the viewer.

[@atifghafoor6258]

Always thought law abiding citizen should be on more of these lists.

[@michaelreiss8795]

You are right that ending was garbage.

[@Mesos92]

Absolutely. They threw away Foxx's character arc and just let the good guy win. Lose lose.

[@davidprince6877]

The answer to how he could have manipulated so many events from inside the jail was that he didn't. So disappointing.

[@davidlazerz8564]

@@Mesos92 The whole film was about Butler's character wanting to convince Foxx's character that making deals with murderers is not always the best way to go. Butler gets what he wants and happily accepts death because he knows Foxx will be more cautious about making quick and dirty deals in the future. Its a perfect ending if you arent a moron who scrolls through their phone during the movie until you hear and explosion or gunshots and look up for a bit.

[@landonmiles97]

While the ending isn’t great, I absolutely love Now You See Me. It’s so enjoyable to me.

[@hadesbutmortal]

Same here honestly. Sure it’s objectively not the best movie, but it’s really fun and enjoyable (to me, at least)

[@robtay1963]

I agree, except that it seemed the idea to make Mark the secret ring leader seemed crammed in at the last minute. After you watch Sixth sense for the first time and see the big reveal you can go back and watch it again and catch things you missed that in fact show the reveal was all part of the plot the entire time. Now you see them would have been a way better film if you could have done the same thing but you cannot as it appears that Mark Ruffalo is truly investigating them and is only shoehorned in as the ringleader at the end of the movie. But the acting was really good and the story was compelling through most of the film

[@caronstout354]

Honorable mention: "The Village"..all that exposition for a "Huh?" ending.

[@johnbernhardtsen3008]

dang I was dissappointed at that!M. Night Shamalalalala dropped the ball on that one too!then it was all an experiment?!!!!

[@Breexbloodlust]

M night Shayamalan's movies are really hit or miss tbh.

[@hydrolito]

Village ending was understandable they are trapped in Village by boob traps keeping people out but also keeps everyone in that a blind person using a stick can detect but those they want to kill they send out to scare them and they die as don't know where the traps are.

[@Tanstaafl_74]

The entire Next ending was set up from pretty much minute one of the movie where he says out loud "I've never been able to see more than a minute into the future except when she is involved." Literally sets up the entire movie with the long premonition. It was well done. They do it several times before the long premonition as well, where he's doing something and suddenly dies, but then we're back one minute and he uses that premonition to get out of how he dies. Exactly the same as the ending, just not as far.

[@demetrisjohnson6046]

Having this on the list just tells me you never understood or paid attention to to movie. Just a piss poor review of a movie.

[@tringuyen7519]

What’s frightening is Cage splits into multiple versions to find the booby traps in the warehouse is how AI works! Except that AI would 1 billion times faster!

[@michaeljohnson6905]

Naw, just because you explain it doesn't make it good. It was a shitty ending

[@Tanstaafl_74]

@@michaeljohnson6905 Or you could accept that it's fine and liking it or not is subjective.

[@ftolead]

I actually don't mind Next's ending. They hint that the girl enhances the main characters ability to see further into the future than normal. So the whole ending sequence makes sense logically.

[@thisjustincomics]

I’ve always been astounded by The Devil Inside’s ending. It just boggles my mind that that’s an actual idea humans came up with. I know studios/Hollywood has made some very odd choices in the past (and also right now), but nevertheless it still astounds me to this very day

[@taylorlibby7642]

The insidious thing about the way stories filter through Hollywood is that literally every level of producer/executive that comes across a particular script feels like they have to make some sort of inane plot "contribution" in order to justify their existence and salary.

[@ArcherSuh4721]

I didn't think there would be any way any studio and/or filmmaker would be dumb enough to try something like The Devil Inside again, but then I saw the movie Panzer Chocolate a few years later and it actually expected the viewers to download an app in order to follow the movie! Example: The main characters find an old top-secret military file and then give a vague explanation of the contents. The viewer is expected to look it up through the app. At first, I thought this was a gimmck for bonus content, but it became clear the movie was just incomplete and/or so poorly written, this app was a probably a way to fill in the gaps. And that's just a guess, it's possible it wouldn't have explained anything at all. Either way, it was a scheme to bombard people with ads, promotions, etc and ultimately, nothing on it could have saved Panzer Chocolate from being absolutely terrible. Panzer Chocolate was a small direct-to-video/VOD release but if it had somehow gotten an actual theatrical run, it'd probably be on the same level of notoriety as The Devil Inside as far as a studio scamming the audience.

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

I'd bet some studio functionary said something like, "The Blair Witch Project pumped up the hype on the internet *before* the movie came out. Wouldn't it be clever to turn that around and pump up some hype on the internet *after* the movie ends? Isn't that brilliantly innovative?"

[@Stefan_Gerards]

first one that comes to mind is Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. Judgment Day happening completely shits on T2's optimistic and meaningful ending, and goes against the themes of free will and 'no fate but what we make'.

[@destronia123]

BUT-BUT-BUT the Money-making potential!

[@shabello]

I would argue that the ending is the only good part of that movie ;D tho yes it is antithetical to T2

[@destronia123]

@@shabello The makeup artists did their best to make Nich Stahl and Claire Danes look ugly. That was no small feat.

[@WMFilms25]

@@shabelloI agree. It’s good despite being bleak but it does completely contradict the great ending of T2.

[@tehfiredog]

While the T2 ending is fantastic, it is also the kind of ending that doesn't leave you any room to build off of. T3's reach exceeded their grasp, but the choice to not try and mimic T2's bright and sunny optimism was likely the correct one.

[@scrondolio90]

Repo Men always pissed me off, the ending is just the dying fantasy of the main character

[@davidbgreensmith]

Same for Jacob's Ladder.

[@sheridanroad2001]

I actually liked "Next". It showed how an otherwise weak Super Power could be used effectively with enough practice and creativity. It's two big issues were: the uncomfortable age gap between Nicholas Cage and his love interest. And the ill advised "sequel baiting" ending. Where you were expected to wait for 'round 2', after that massive precognitive vision.

[@DannyLee-zv9gl]

Seeing into the future 2 minutes is no way week

[@sheridanroad2001]

@@DannyLee-zv9gl If used correctly. But that requires a LOT of practice

[@harlanmilleret905]

I kind of agree with this list except for Now You See Me and Glass. Granted they weren't as clever as many movies I have seen in my lifetime I still appreciate what they were trying to achieve.

[@Brandonmtlhd]

I would hardly call Glass' ending insulting. I get that people wanted a different ending but I thought it was very interesting how they set up that super humans exist in that world. The trio was only the beginning of the story. They are part of a much larger picture. Their deaths might have been anti-climactic but not every character goes out in a blaze of glory.

[@danieljob3184]

I was left itching for a Glass/Hancock crossover. 'Suppress these superpowers, b*tch!'

[@danieljob3184]

@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom No. It sounds realistic. And as long as he doesn't retcon any of their deaths or have others take up the mantle, it should stand the Grecian test for 'legendary mythos' unlike the entire DCU.

[@Iggystar71]

I was insulted, those characters deserved better endings. I am still mad.

[@davidprince6877]

Wrapping it up with everybody dead, so it's clear the story is done isn't a bad way to go. Bringing out a mundane and banal evil as the big bad is something I can genuinely appreciate. Mr. Glass outplaying cements why the movie is named after him. If we could just find a larger body of water to drown David Dunn in I think it would be alright.

[@Bman32x]

@@danieljob3184Hancock needs a sequel. I don’t buy that he and Charlize Theron were both angels. Him maybe with her siphoning his powers.

[@Htx.lunatic]

That's crazy. I literally just finished watching The Open House about 30 minutes ago. I was so infuriated by that ending and I was really liking the movie, a lot, but the movie built up this whole personal angle and a crazy neighbor and nothing happened with that. And why would you invite someone to stay at your house where stuff is happening, rather than just going to their house? Gah!

[@eren34558]

"Adam Sandler's painfully bad movie" is pretty much a common term at this point. he may be able to act, but his creative skills are horrible.

[@TrevorCopter]

I feel like “It was all a dream” only works Christmas Carol-style (or like Click). It WAS all a dream, but it also wasn’t JUST a dream

[@DustyChalk]

I love these videos. I particularly enjoy some of the ways you phrase things: "First of all, well done; secondly, don't." :) (: :)

[@Bman32x]

I am Legend. I blame test audiences for not getting the point of the original ending which made that movie perfect.

[@Dairy-Queen22]

I think the devil inside should be number one since it doesn’t have a true ending

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

The fantastic 4 ending was the worst😡😡😡😡😡😡

[@Bman32x]

I don’t believe Trank for once second his movie was better. I think they pieced together what they could from the trash he put out.

[@Phoenix512100]

I remember seeing Jurassic Park 3 in theaters and always felt that ending was dumb. That ending has made me quit the franchise and refuse to watch any of the Jurassic World movies. Also was this recorded before the release of the 5th Indy movie since Mutt is confirmed dead?

[@generalilbis]

The funny thing is that JP3's ending is basically how Jurassic Park (the original Critchton novel) concluded...the survivors were suddenly saved by the Costa Rican military rolling up out of nowhere. Though they bomb Isla Nublar or at least the coastline where the survivors encounter the amphibious landing to the rampaging dinos back.

[@rnoogle]

The Grey (2011)

[@bryanc1984]

Jurassic Park 3 doesn't even have the worst ending for the franchise. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom has one of the most mind-numbingly stupid and contrived endings of any movie I've ever seen.

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

Jurassic Park 3 ending was fine? Alan Grant was already called for help, so that wasn't coming from nowhere.

[@Fluffykeith]

The ending that stuck out for me as "seriously. wtf???" was the end to Drag Me To Hell. We get to spend the movie watching a woman, who while she isn't a paragon of goodness doesn't actually deserve what's being done to her, being tormented by gloopy horror and then she seems to have found a way to avoid the unwarranted eternal curse and we think she's succeeded only to find out that no, she hadn't because of a dumb coincidence mistake and she's going to get dragged to hell away. That's just a movie that's going F YOU to the audience.

[@taylorlibby7642]

Maybe it's just meant to make you consider all of the possible ramifications of the concept, both "fair" and "unfair", of Hell? Or maybe it's a metaphor for the unfair way that an uncaring justice system operates and victimizes people who don't deserve it?

[@taylorlibby7642]

@@dietotaku Ever watch "Evil Dead"?

[@Fluffykeith]

@@taylorlibby7642 Maybe its just overhyped garbage that's not as cleverly written as its made out....and it has a highly annoying ending.

[@kas7145]

It makes more sense when you see the whole thing as an allegory for an eating disorder

[@taylorlibby7642]

@@Fluffykeith Meh. All of these things are possiible. 😂

[@segaiuolo]

- Contact's: where is revealed that Ellie's cam recorded "18 hours of static" - I am Legend's - The Matrix: Revolutions': everytime I watched it on DVD, I skipped to the end titles at the Architect remark to the Oracle ”what do you think I am: human?"

[@theavandenberg6876]

My worst ending has to be funny games (german version) because it is implied that they 2 creeps will start a new round of terrorising a family all over again. I cannot even begin to explain how much that pissed me off.

[@Breexbloodlust]

Yeh they basically got away with it

[@showme2540]

My guilty pleasure is Jurassic park 3

[@brorjordas1979]

I must admit, I liked Haute Tension. Was a memorable movie indeed for me, even though only seen it once. Not a fan of films which language I do not understand (French in this case) - but it indeed held me to watching it thru..

[@Breexbloodlust]

Same

[@sheilaholmes996]

I’m sorry but I really hate Adam Sandler. I do not understand why he has made so much money making shit. As stinky as Jurassic Park III was I was glad it ended when it did.

[@dicksonfranssen]

re Adam Sandler, glad to hear it's not just me.

[@SpamEggSausage]

yeah, he's not funny.

[@plissken2156]

2019's Serenity with Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway should definitely be on this list.

[@davidwight5974]

Right lmfao that shit was so lame like oh your in a video game......cool .....

[@plissken2156]

@@davidwight5974 Awww! You gave away the ending. Now potential viewers are going to get discouraged and not see it. That's two hours of productive time that they'll have over suckers like us who found it out the hard way.

[@vgtrp]

As bad as Jurassic Park 3 is, I’ll still take it over the Jurassic World films.

[@BurningAzure]

0:24 Kick a dog while it's down why don't ya?

[@Paradigmfusion]

Imagine Shia doing his signature "Transformers: scream like a little girl" whenever he sees a snake. Or getting chased by anonymous solider henchmen, just no..

[@RDJ134]

LOL on the rant on Kingdom of the Crystal Skull :)

[@Breexbloodlust]

I hated it

[@RDJ134]

@@Breexbloodlust aint we all. In my world/timeline there is a perfect triology of 3 movies and thats it.

[@Breexbloodlust]

@@RDJ134 damn right, same

[@coltonwilliams4153]

Wow. This topic got her so incensed that she didn’t even do the ending speel and plug.

[@ianbrown3948]

I was 12 when I went to watch twilight breaking Dawn part 2 the ending was disappointing it was all a vision

[@coltonwilliams4153]

I read the novels so I wasn’t surprised. I was mildly curious about what the vision Alice showed that guy was, so it wasn’t a total waste to me. But that’s about it. Wasn’t really anything to write home about.

[@mariochabot7972]

Worst than that : Viva la Vie (Claude Lelouch): it was all a dream. And Jacob's Ladder: he never left Vietnam!

[@jacobdrolet4262]

Amazing video Ellie Littlechild from what culture of terrible ending in movies,fantastic job.

[@SylvesterAshcroft88]

The lodger sounds a lot like the open house but the script is much better written, i feel like something like that would be very difficult to get wrong.

[@alm2187]

Let's weigh converse views. The end of Next was an insult. The end of Next was genius. Comparison: the climactic match in Searching For Bobby Fischer. As shown, the bratty rival fails to recognize when he's fourteen moves from defeat. Hypothetical: Joshua nudges him once more to think ahead. Gives him a moment. Bratty rival visualizes how two or three options play out. Sees he's going to lose and that accepting the draw is best option. The End of Next: I bet there were some sharp audience members out there who recognized when the protagonist's next-level premonition begins. It was teased, and the visualization premise was a worthwhile experiment at the very least. Interesting Premise Questions: if your precognition has a 2-minute range, can you double it by predicting what you'll predict 1m59s from now? Moving forward from there, and especially with a boost from meeting your true love, can you lift the limit altogether on your powers of forward-thinking? Chessmasters foresee the ends of games. Tacticians foresee the ends of wars. If you're seeing a movie about a precognitive man, maybe you should just expect it to be about what he foresees.

[@FatNorthernBigot]

I still think Jurassic Park III was an excellent two thirds of a movie.

[@baliyae]

The whole movie was insulting, especially having a Spinasaurus killing a T-Rex.

[@FatNorthernBigot]

@@baliyae if you think that was insulting, don't watch any of the Jurassic World movies.

[@davidbgreensmith]

Jurassic Park is a good example of a movie not being up to much because Tea Leoni is in it. Presumably they couldn't get an actress.

[@FatNorthernBigot]

@@davidbgreensmith She's very easy on the eye, though.

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

Also, Jurassic Park 3 has the best dinosaurs design, especially how colorful they were, especially raptors.

[@aaronjjacques]

Next originally ended on the failure it didn't test well so they tacked on it was just a dream ending to fix it.

[@jamez6398]

I was enjoying Next until that ending. Would have been better and more subversive for the good guys to actually lose for once.

[@Deadxman616]

After dial of destiny.....we were too hard on mutt

[@michaelreiss8795]

Ha

[@weirdTedE91]

You think number 9 was bad? They pulled a "Sike" in it's sequel that was even more out of nowhere!

[@mikespearwood3914]

Literally had no interest in seeing any sequels because I walked out of the cinema disgusted, and angry I had around two hours of my life wasted!

[@Dodgyjammie24]

I actually liked open house. I did wonder why they did t just leave even broke as they were but it had some good scenes

[@HeronCoyote1234]

So any movie that has you saying “Wait…what???” Or WTF??? could be on this list.

[@nixeleth]

Why is it an insulting ending if the *magician* who set up the entire revenge plot didn't show his hand? He controlled how the crimes were investigated, and he wasn't happy about Interpol's involvement because the agent's open-mindedness meant that she wasn't playing "by-the-book" and was therefore an unknown variable in his *trick*.

[@johnflint6875]

Next was done perfectly, I loved the end.

[@lealmelisa]

I don't see the problem with the twist in High tension... i liked the idea.

[@robtay1963]

I thought Pixel was a fun tribute to the video games og my youth. Yes,the Josh Gad end scene was a bit off but it was a 30 second clip. The rest of the film was funny and enjoyable throughout.

[@Thrythlind]

I quite loved the ending of Next.

[@zanethomas6865]

Everything about the second half of Gone Girl made no sense. Why would Rosamund Pike's character who is on the news for being missing spend so much time in public places. She goes to a casino where there are cameras everywhere but the restrooms. She foolishly tries to set up NPH's character but he has cameras at his place too which record everything. And his family is loaded with money so they're going to do everything they can to prove he's innocent. And the freaking hospital doesn't even bother to wash the blood off her. There's so many plotholes such as the internet trail of her ordering stuff to set up Ben Affleck's character. It's what Roger Ebert called the Idiot Plot Device. If Rog was still alive he probably would've panned the movie.

[@dicksonfranssen]

What her husband should have said after she announced being pregnant was that they've decided on natural child birth at home. That would have shut her up. Not a well thought out script.

[@zanethomas6865]

@dicksonfranssen Agreed. There were so many problems with it. I'm surprised David Fincher ever made it.

[@tavo7465]

It's a great movie. She purchased everything with HIS credit cards, so the internet trail all lead back to him. She spends time in public places because she gets bored and careless. She used NPH camera system to her advantage. It doesn't matter that the family has money to prove he is innocent because ... he is dead. Even if she was tried for his murder, the point is that she outsmarted him and framed him. The blood on her ... yeah that's just for shock value.

[@Iggystar71]

I’m mad about Glass. Don’t @ me. The twist was fine but everything else about the ending hurt my feelings.

[@Toledotourbillion]

How about Dr Strange and the multiverse of madness? "YOU can do It!" and American Chaves turns into a pro barely an inconvenience.

[@CH13FF1R3WATR]

Why wasn't M. Night Shaymalan's The Village on the list? The movie was an abomination, especially the ending

[@zanethomas6865]

Duplex was great to the end, a wonderful black comedy and then the old woman was in on it all along with her son who was the realtor. This was a way they screwed people out of money. It's wrong on so many levels because it actually makes her annoying rather than some innocent person.

[@bowieagoziejr.7453]

😂 the Indiana Jones one was personal

[@YouLousyKids]

I like most everything about Jurassic Park III but the entire velociraptors storyline. (OK, there are some good bits here and there, like the raptor behind the cylinder, etc., all of which are elements from the first two books that didn't make it into those movies.) Clearly, it's the writing and rewriting that dooms it. The ending was supposed to have a helicopter blow away the spinosaurus, but Spielberg wouldn't allow anyone to hurt a dinosaur for just being a dinosaur.

[@dicksonfranssen]

Doesn't Spielberg now regret editing out the guns in ET? The man that brought us The Temple Of Doom.

[@ExtremeMadnessX]

Raptors were the best part of the movie.

[@billyjoejimbob75]

You ever hear the tragedy of Darth Glass, the wise?

[@RichardBenoit-q4z]

#10. Glass. M.N.S. wasn't going to top the the other two movies and he couldn't figure out how to end the Trilogy and make anyone happy with it, So he just went for broke in the shock department and just pissed everyone off with it. If you can't beat them and you can't join them... #9. Now You See Me. Now. You. See. Me. He wasn't supposed to show his hand until the end, he was distracting everyone, this is how magic is performed. As with magic, you never see the real performance. Because if you did, it wouldn't be wonderous anymore. #8. Pixels. The whole movie was based on pixelated characters. And it was a good movie if you left your I.Q> at the door and just enjoyed for what it was worth. Then how would a Pixelated life form have sex with a normal Human? It is possible It would just be different, but yes it would have to be weird. As for one character changing in to another, all CGI animated beings are made of the same pixels, just rearranged then changed in color. And no, this would not be as weird as an actual Transformer/Human Hybrid. #7. Jurassic Park 3. Jurassic Park three was an insult to th first two movies to start with. (No, this isn't my opinion.) this movie wasn't even connected to the other two. It wasn't about the park, it was about Paul Kirby's Family. #6. Indiana Jones: The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. There is to be no one by the name of Indiana Jones after him, he has said so himself. However, his Brother had a set of twins that was given up for adoption. There names are Richard Croft and Patrick Gates. His Niece Lara and his Nephew Gen are the next Generation. And they have Four movies between them. And Ben will soon have a third movie. #5. High Tension. Why does there have to be a point? Just take it as the ending this way. The Women that says it is in her head, it wasn't she just thinks it is. That is it. #4. Next. No, it was that the main character saw several future outcomes in the Future before they happened and solved the problem to each outcome before they happened. But he is only supposed to see so many minutes into the Future. No, there are times when he can see further if there is a reason for it, he just doesn't know how. Like with when he saw his then Girlfriend at the is point. The rest of the movie after that point is his ability following the same pattern, just with a longer set of events. This happened in the movie and was discussed with Miss FBI Red Head. This comment is thinking with real world logic in a Sci-Fi Fantasy that already explained what happened. #3. The Devil Inside. She is right about this one. #2. The Fantastic Four. Yes, the movie was terrible. #1. The Open House. She was/is right about this one too. And no, I haven't seen it.

[@johnanderson9765]

Wasn't connected? Are you saying that they didn't got to the park and that Sam Niell didn't reprise his role?

[@RichardBenoit-q4z]

Yes, I didn't say that part. But most of the film was not centered on that part of the movie. That was the B story of the movie, the Main story was the one centered on the Family.@@johnanderson9765

[@mikespearwood3914]

Now You See Me was atrocious, and you should be ashamed of yourself for trying to justify such a weak movie and plot twist.

[@RichardBenoit-q4z]

Sorry, I enjoyed both and I totally disagree with you. Worse, I also enjoyed Pixels. Especially with both Michelle Monaghan and Jane Krakowski.@@mikespearwood3914

[@kevinwebb82]

I remember before High Tension was released in the states that it had a Nc-17 rating because of the gore and they were going to release it that way, but when it got closer to the release date they did some editing and the rating was change to R. I was pissed when that happen and I refused to see it in theaters and waited for the unrated version to come out on DVD. Next is probably one of the worst Nicholas Cage movies out there, the ending was such a cop out.

[@pennywisethedancingclown4260]

The whole movie (High Tension) is a testimony of an unreliable narrator, as we see in the opening scene. The only scene that doesn't fit this narrative is the scene where the killer throws a severed head from the truck, near the beginning of the move. I guess they wanted to introduce the killer, so when he actually appears it would have bigger effect. This was done somewhat clumsily, but I don't think this ruins the movie. IMHO one of the best horror movies of the decade.

[@comebackguy8892]

The unbearable weight of massive talent.

[@volzschlittseyxavierkoopa9287]

💚Good!

[@bheast86]

A FAREWELL TO ARMS (1932), ROXIE HART, THE DARK KNIGHT RISES, INTERSTELLAR

[@zacarybruner2600]

I thought the ending of Glass was great.

[@chadb9270]

The best way to know if a movie is going to be terrible is it directed by M night Shyamalan.

[@dicksonfranssen]

I just checked his list of films on Wikipedia, there's a lot of trash in there a 1st year film student could have done better. And you're right not to capitalize night, it's a badly made up name.

[@itzbp9949]

I've gotta disagree. Next was a really good ending. And quite clever didn't see it coming

[@johnsmith-kc8rk]

Pixels is a great movie if you saw it in Imax. People hating it was just shallow group think.

[@Parents_of_Twins]

M. Knight should not be allowed behind a camera ever again. Sixth sense was good with it's twist ending. Signs was idiotic. What kind of moronic aliens would try to invade a planet that's essentially covered in a substance that is deadly to them? Then Glass having its superhero drowned in a puddle? What the hell, that's not a twist it's just dumb.

[@mammothchimp1774]

Justice for Q -bert

[@gfear24]

I'll be the one who says it. Adam Sandler is the Uwe Bol of North American cinema. None of the movies he's made under his own production company have been good. A couple of them were alright (Waterboy & Happy Gilmore). But most of them stink. And the only reason why he still makes bad movies is because the industry keeps giving him the money to.

[@zanethomas6865]

The Life of David Gale was crap. It could've been ballsy that Kevin Spacey's character had been set up to prove the death penalty is wrong. But he was in on it. It wimped out its message.

[@ajbanky7870]

Having Crystal Skull on here seems super dated after that Kathleen Kennedy fan fiction “Indiana Jones” movie that came out in July. That movie was worse in every single way. Even if it isn’t canonical. Which it’s not and never will be.

[@fredricclack7137]

Glass is an Intro...?! 🤨

[@blackskorpion74]

You guys forgot about rise of Skywalker

[@davidbgreensmith]

Shutter Island is missing from this list. The "oh, it was all a delusion" is just as pathetic as the "it was all a dream" cop out.

[@alexdawson868]

I dont think Glass ending was too bad

[@screenwriterjohn]

ID Resurgence. Planning a sequel that will never happen.

[@mjroach6385]

I remember watching Next, slightly drunk and when he woke up in bed I rather to loudly said "FFS" to which the few people watching burst out laughing. It was a stupid ending to a really dull film

[@Name-xf9du]

Wait so the bad guy wins? That’s a good ending. Of course this channel wanted the cliche mom and kid survive and live happily ever after ending.

[@scottcywinski7396]

Completely disagree with High Tension. I thought it was a great movie through and through and the twist was spectacular.

[@vrajdesai3865]

That kid looks way too much like Mark Ruffalo

[@dirtybird311]

High Tension ending definitely made me sweat off ever watching it again.

[@rpriske]

Jurassic Park 3 was much better than JP2. Really there is only been one very good JP movie, but JP3 is better than any of the rest.

[@baliyae]

Disagree. I *hated* JP3.

[@BC_Animus]

But I LIKED Pixels?!

[@jankloub8553]

Next ending was fine....he met women that boosted his powers to see evwn more far to the future...and we have seen one possible outcome that failed... I dont see anything wrong with that

[@johnsmith-kc8rk]

The Pledge w/ Jack Nicholson. A good film with the worst ending in the history of cinema.

[@carlhicksjr8401]

I've been deeply unimpressed by M. Night Shakalaka's entire career. His 'twists' are obvious, for the most part, and in the end he's just not that good a director or writer IMHO. Indiana Jones and Crystal Skull... What a poorly-written money grab. I don't like Shia LeBeouf anyway, and Cate Blanchett's character might as well have spent the movie screaming 'Bring out the fem-bots!'

[@BEdwardStover]

The Wizard of Oz. The it was a dream was original at the time and fitted the movie very well. It is only the copycats and everything done by M Night Shamalamadingdong that is wrong. Several entries were horror. Every horror movie ending is good. Because you get to go home and start immediately regretting that you ever thought any horror movie could be good. It is a complete garbage genre, barely 1 step above pornography. It is the realm of children, which is why it is so bad. They know their audience.

[@rasulrahimov744]

where is SW rise of the skywalker

[@christophermerlot3366]

I forget the name of the movie but even Fellini used the 'it was all a dream' ending. I couldn't believe such an auteur would cop out like that.

[@taimur74]

The last Jedi

[@TatianaMarie-lt5xh]

First

[@lisafields3403]

I liked Pixels it's funny nostalgic weird it's good

[@brianthebroken]

My problem with Indiana Jones: The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is that not only is it not nearly as good as Raiders of the Lost Ark, but it rather repeats the one big mistake that Raiders had: Even without any involvement from Indiana Jones, the bad guys would STILL have been killed by the artifact they were looking for. Indy could have just sat it out, and the bad guys would either never have found the artifact, or be killed by it.

[@taylorlibby7642]

Do you think that perhaps if you let yourself get actually "insulted" by how a movie ends that you might just be a touch too emotionally involved? That maybe there could be other internal issues at play within yourself besides just the movie?

[@yoshifrazzled7628]

Isn't the point of some movies is to be emotionally invested? Like if it doesn't make you feel something what's the point to even watch

[@dicksonfranssen]

That depends. If it was date night and you've already coughed up $$$ for parking, dinner and the movie it's a lot different than turning off Netflix and going to bed. Yes, it's just a movie.

[@yoshifrazzled7628]

@dicksonfranssen it's a form of art and art is suppose to make you feel if it does that 3/4 of the time when that last 1/4 falls short it can be a let down even an insult to the emotional investment you've already made

[@taylorlibby7642]

@@yoshifrazzled7628 If you allow yourself to become insulted by a work of art your emotional investment has gone completely out of proportion. IMO that's very indicative that you may have other problems that your lack of emotional self-control is revealing.

[@taylorlibby7642]

@@dicksonfranssen So in your date night scenario don't you think it's possible that you could be letting yourself sublimate your..."frustration"..in one area by feeling "insulted" by something else?

[@alekskot9240]

Nope... Next movie ending was just great imo...

[@kas7145]

I can't belive the ending of The Devil Inside is so hated. I thought it was so haunting and "realistic" for a found footage movie. Were people also this mad at the end of Blair Witch Project because it was pretty much the same.