10 Movies That Pissed Audiences Off The RIGHT WAY

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[@croaxleigh]

Stephen King loved the ending of The Mist. When asked about it in an interview, he said that he wished he'd thought of it.

[@evilchild79]

I always the movie ending was more a King ending than the book's end

[@KRAFTWERK2K6]

Same thing with "Stand by Me". Where he loved the films Ending a lot more too.

[@thomasnoctor3602]

Yet he didn't like The Shining movie, which was far superior to his version. Hedge animals?

[@Ravenz91]

It’s a fantastically dark ending

[@PotawatomiThunderNew]

John Casteele I was gonna point that out too. So I don’t know why the dude said it was a cheap ending

[@richardfalcon8927]

For me, it was No Country for Old Men. Sheriff Bell felt over matched, Moss was dead (along with his wife), and Anton got away with all those murders.

[@notallthatbad]

Good one. Only consolation there is the assassin was just about bleeding to death, but we don't ultimately get to see what happens to him.

[@grigoregruesome3606]

Cormac Mccarthy is kind of know for leaving you hanging like that.

[@Klaital1]

Anton didn't kill Moss though, the Mexican drug posse did.

[@eddiejc1]

I'm happy that the Coen Brothers finally got an Oscar, and up until the ending I would have said the film deserved to win Best Picture. But then Tommy Lee Jones explains his dream which makes no sense, and my reaction upon the closing credits was "huh"? On the other hand, "[Oh Yes] There Will Be Blood"* ended with the milkshake scene and the satisfying comeuppance of the ONLY character in that film who could make Daniel Day Lewis' Daniel Plainfeld sympathetic in comparison. I cheered when that Plainfield bludgeoned that hypocrite preacher to death at the end. Hope that director gets a chance to make other good films.

[@devinallen4708]

Wait dont we not know if Moss' wife died? We never saw if she called the coin or not

[@absoul112]

I thought the title of the video was "10 Movies that pissed audiences off right away".

[@badnewsBH]

If it were that, you could simply put Uwe Boll's entire filmography in there. :D

[@MikeRolls17]

I thought the samething lol

[@varisrevolver4061]

Same

[@TheRealDillPickles]

Unfortunately me too😫

[@tanyahalatau2250]

Oh I thought this said right away as well lol

[@FrozenPhoenix15]

Jules: “Your mum.” Me: “Haha, nice.” Also Jules: “Take care of yourself; you deserve to be happy.” Me: *tearing up* “Nice.”

[@FnSpiralMedia]

This sums it up nicely!

[@Hessed3712]

FrozenPhoenix15 Right 🤣🤣🤣

[@Peizxcv]

He is just a virtue signaling asshole.

[@hyperionman420]

@@Peizxcv No, he's a decent person. You should try it sometime!

[@Peizxcv]

Handsome Jack You must love your stepdad Jules very much

[@edvaira6891]

Not surprisingly, both Gone Baby Gone and Mystic River are based on books by the same bleak writer Dennis Lehane, also responsible for the equally depressing Shutter Island

[@SheepShade]

One of my favorite writers, but I also love the book "Gone Girl" from Gilligan Flynn. Nick is one of the most relatable characters for me, and it surprised me that the book was written by a woman.

[@WilliamBKeck]

@@SheepShade the way that movie makes you feel at the end, it doesn't surprise me at all that it was written by a woman.

[@-cynicpsychic-7275]

Shutter Island is one of my all times. Great point!

[@SheepShade]

@@WilliamBKeck Yeah, I kinda doubt a man could have written Amy in the way that her sociopathic behavior feels human. She's a genius in her own evil way. Flynn's books almost always have damaged women as main characters. Sometimes you feel sorry for them, sometimes they are just crazy. But they are always interesting and are rarly just cliches.

[@WilliamBKeck]

@@SheepShade that's a good point, and I assume the book offers better reasons for her behavior. It's just the act of using a child to force someone to stay in a loveless marriage that pissed me off to no end. It does happen in real life and it really shouldn't. I can't watch that movie anymore.

[@greatstate58]

I love the mist ending it is such a twisted ending. You don’t leave happy but you leave thinking about it.

[@notimportant3686]

it literally saved an otherwise average movie

[@greatstate58]

Not Important completely agree.

[@TheWoostergirl]

I admit this ending has left me laughing like a maniac. There's something poetically hilarious about how those tanks rolls on like the professional troll comando. The only thing this scene is missing is Ironic by Alanis Morissette XD

[@JoelintonMassif]

Yeah I agree

[@Chromodar]

Everything starts normal, then the Mist comes, and the cosmic horror starts building, culminating with that huge alien beast that doesn't even notice them, they're too small and insignificant. Made alien to their own world by the arrival of these creatures. The humans have become the insects, and as a result, the survivors in the car give up. That decision, and the fact that it turned out to be the _wrong_ choice, takes the cosmic horror and makes the consequences of it suddenly very personal and relatable. From thinking the only choice of significance you have left to make in this world is making the end less gruesome for your loved ones, to understanding that giving in to that desperation made you destroy the last thing you cared about. "It felt so hopeless but it wasn't. I was just weak, and now they're dead because of me". The horror goes from the cosmic straight into the heart. I wish the military took a bit longer to arrive. I think it's because it's almost instant that it feels so cheap. I also wish Thomas Jane had managed a more convincing agonized scream. But other than that, I think the ending is utterly brilliant.

[@10Horrorfreak]

Even Steven King loved the ending of the Mist.

[@Tattooedgaymer]

Stephen

[@CorbCorbin]

Tattooed Gaymer Girl Stevie

[@davidstone-haigh4880]

Even the greats get it wrong....

[@tierneymay980]

@@Tattooedgaymer Phteven

[@syakirahonline2914]

Saytayvan

[@Gakki_Aniki]

Gone Girl Had Me Punching The Wall In The Middle Of The Night !

[@gamerguy8968]

Yo aint the person on your profile pic a guy

[@totallynotmikey5234]

Yo why so many caps?

[@syanide27]

Gone baby gone made me want to punch Casey Affleck in real life...

[@SheepShade]

Rosamund Pike's best role yet. Amy is one of my favorite villians in fiction ever. And Nick is just so outmatched that he does not realize whats even happening two thirds into the story. He seems not really worried because he senses theres something wrong with the situation but just can't figure out what to do about it.

[@brotherinchrist881]

Gone girl was great.

[@joshhale9355]

Why were people mad at Zodiac because they didn’t catch him? It’s unsolved, like seriously?

[@jimmy_the_squid9456]

People thought that because it was a movie they would catch the guy even though he was never identified in real life, they were pissed because Americans don't like anything that isn't a typical Hollywood happy ending

[@micah4029]

​@@jimmy_the_squid9456 Not all Americans are like that.

[@jimmy_the_squid9456]

@@micah4029 I'm not saying they are but in general American audiences prefer happy endings where everything gets nicely wrapped up, a lot of movies have had to change their ending to a happy one because test audiences hated the original ending because it was a downer or it left things unresolved

[@micah4029]

@@jimmy_the_squid9456 I'll agree with that. I have read many cases of test audiences reacting negatively to a (superior) "bad ending." I'm a cynic/pessimist, so I usually like when there are negative consequences in the end of a story; it makes it more real.

[@farmerjohn8770]

@@micah4029 I've seen a few Korean movies with endings that leave you slack jawed with how bad things turn out.

[@shenzue]

Anyone remember Fallen with Denzel Washington? Good movie, ending pissed me off something fierce the first time I watched it though.

[@Osogladiator]

Yes!

[@lluewhyn]

The ending would be perfect for me if it ended 30 seconds or so sooner. Still a downer ending, but in a bittersweet way, not in a "you were doomed to fail no matter what you did short of killing the guy in outer space".

[@Jordan-fo1pm]

THE MIST MADE THE LIST BUT NOT NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968) ?

[@newguy90]

To be fair, it was 1968. Audiences in the Deep South probably cheered at "Night of the Living Dead"'s ending.

[@farmerjohn8770]

@@newguy90 Yeah, it did piss me off but even as it unfolded it seemed inevitable and perfectly aligned with the times. I think it was a genius move by Romero. We're still talking about it 50 years later.

[@vanessaalineschunke7502]

90% of this list are book adaptations done right, sometimes even better than the books themselves, even if the author might have disagreed

[@endershepard7117]

3:11 Did the military arrive two minutes late or did those civilians fail to hold on to hope for a mere two more minutes? As it is written in the Holy Bible, “Whosoever endures to the end, shall be saved.”

[@menegene4129]

Wow, The Mist has about half the cast of Season 1 of The Walking Dead.....

[@CaidhMor]

Because Season 1 of TWD was directed by Frank Darabont, the same as The Mist. It's also why Dale was killed off shockingly early.

[@johnallen3033]

@@CaidhMor That show really went downhill without Darabont's input. Dude directed The Shawshank Redemption, one of the best movies ever made according to a lot of people, and AMC fired him. Dumbasses.

[@kedabro1957]

@@johnallen3033 Why did they fire him?

[@johnallen3033]

@@kedabro1957 He asked for a bigger budget for season 2, but AMC refused and fired him when he wouldn't back down. He also had to sue them for royalties. I remember a lot of people complaining about how season 2 was stagnant and stuck on the farm, so I think he was right.

[@zrksyd]

I initially read the title “10 Movies That Pissed Off Audiences Right Away”

[@GrimmShadowsII]

I did too LOL

[@gandalfthefilthy731]

Me 3

[@Hollyberrystreats]

Let's see...Scream, Psycho, any other movie that kills its biggest name off in the first act

[@zrksyd]

@@Hollyberrystreats Last Jedi

[@gandalfthefilthy731]

@@zrksyd l ol

[@cioranjungfreud]

You forgot the ending of Ghost Dog The Way Of The Samurai

[@badnewsBH]

That was more saddening for me. Ghost Dog died as he lived; much respect.

[@greatskytrollantidrama4473]

Thank u.

[@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf]

I’ve never seen that film but I need to watch it. RZA soundtrack + Jim Jarsmuch should be enough to make me watch it

[@thedrewdog]

@@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf Just don't see "The Dead Don't Die" whatever you do. What a waste of everything.

[@monkeybite9031]

Who knew that the creepy little cop from the green mile was also a creepy little guy in real life.

[@gracegonzales5408]

Dr Phil said that he was actually bowled over by this super-strong willed kid & her family. Then his family & everyone else abandoned him so he had no personal support, leaving him surrounded by *her* support. Not all men are strong and this one never stood a chance.

[@abebuckingham8198]

Yet another reminder that child marriage shouldn't be legal in the US. Someone should get on that.

[@plumbussmith]

10- the departed 9- saving private Ryan 8- the mist 7- gone baby gone 6- mystic river 5- the green mile 4- zodiac 3- serenity 2- gone girl 1- blackkklansman

[@kimberleymorris8052]

Plumbus Smith thanks

[@mantistoboggan5171]

i wish these kinds of comments weren't necessary. thank you though.

[@plumbussmith]

@@mantistoboggan5171 sometimes you just want to know what with no other info.

[@TheNajSD]

Let me add 'Arlington Road' if you haven't watched it. Killer ending.

[@slurm420]

how does a reaver clean their spear? they run it through the wash

[@jiffytuvix]

OMG! That was horribly, wonderfully funny. 😉

[@badnewsBH]

Mwa ha ha!

[@hopewec]

Ouch!!! that was great!

[@Ertwin123]

That's one of my favorite jokes.

[@dixonbutts800]

Priceless!!

[@stormqueen29]

I actually LOVED the ending of the Mist. Yes, it was a hell of a gut punch. I actually gasped for breath, and it was all I could do to keep from screaming like David did. It tore my heart out to know that the group fled for nothing. It got worse when they realized they had tried and failed. The counting of the bullets, and the slow dawning horror of what came next. The slow acceptance on the faces of the adults as they knew what had to be done to escape the grim fate of those taken by the mist. The tears in Amanda's eyes, knowing David would kill his son first, and in her lap. The moment of panic when Billy woke up to his father pointing a gun at him. The gunshots. The feeling of helplessness and rage and frustration after it was over. With David trying again and again to shoot himself with the empty gun. The almost relief of him jumping from the car, wanting something to be right there to end it. To stop the pain. Hearing the oncoming creature and willing it to hurry up and kill him already. Then when the fog thinned and you could see the tank. The absolute shock. The no, it can't be. It CAN'T BE!!! Then, to rub salt into the already open wound, showing the woman who left the store for her kids safe on the army ruck WITH her kids, knowing David just killed his own son??!! I doubled over in pain for those first few seconds. It was a brilliant moment that even King himself was shocked by, and said later that he wished he'd thought up that ending.

[@NotAnotherKuromi]

I am still not over Wash's death. I do love Whedons work but his tendancy to suddenly kill off beloved characters often does little to advance the plot. .. Although realism is one of the reasons I love his work & unesasary pain is realistic I suppose.

[@Zoso14892]

I'm sure he killed Wash and Shepherd couldn't commit to a second film. There was a reason behind the pain at least.

[@ralliman320]

@@mrmistyeyed_ Yeah, it irritates me most because they absolutely *should* have learned it, given the fact that Coulson became the freakin' S.H.I.E.L.D. director, and the only reason they didn't is because of Marvel's weird insistence on allowing their TV shows only periphery access to the MCU at best.

[@wheredagenhamdave]

I don't know. That awareness he's will to kill off beloved characters introduces genuine sense of peril. No one is safe. Like the early days of GOT.

[@jimmy_the_squid9456]

How does a Reaver clean a spear? They run it through the wash

[@morgantaylor84]

@@wheredagenhamdave The early days of GOT before you figured out who the protagonists are or the early days of GOT before it became a character blender?

[@SinCitysOnly]

I worked in a movie theater when The Mist was in. I would often stand outside the exits minutes before the movie was supposed to end, just to intercept people walking out and tell them there was a great twist ending and they needed to go back in and watch. I’d say about 80% of them came out after the end, looked at me, and called me some sort of bad person.

[@psbox362]

What theater have you worked at? I've worked at a Cinemark for six years and I rarely ever saw anyone walk out of a movie before the credits roll, even for objectively terrible movies. Heck, I've had to ask more people to leave so we can clean than I ever saw people leave early. Stingers are one thing, but that was the actual ending to the movie in a time before Marvel trained us all to sit through the credits. Who leaves before that?

[@MoneyGist]

@@psbox362 People do walk out of movie theaters, trust me. I walked out halfway through Monuments Men and I have a friend that sometimes prefers to read the movie ending on Wikipedia. I must admit though, I have sat through some horrid movies, just waiting for it to get better or just end.

[@psbox362]

@@MoneyGist I'm not saying they don't, but enough that you gotta actually stand at the door and tell people to watch the ending? That's just strange.

[@MoneyGist]

@@psbox362 Got a point there.

[@SinCitysOnly]

I worked at a Regal Cinemas at the time. It was a smaller place. And this was only after opening night, when one of the other ushers saw people leaving, and so snuck in to watch the ending and find out why. A small group of us would start doing this for all sort of movies after that (at least until I walked out in the middle of rush).

[@gmaxion2001]

American History X pissed me off in a good way because it gave me this wonderful moment of a racist kid seemingly understanding that he was being brainwashed as his brother did. Then BAM! A kid who is part of the race he hated kills him. I felt anger, sorrow, and a sense of "What will Derek do?" and I thought longer and harder on the subject of racism than I had ever done before. I learned a lesson from my anger and that was a good thing.

[@even1313]

Yeah. It's a weird thing to say you like a movie about racism and the main character is a (ex) neo-nazi but it has a strong message. Everyone should watch it.

[@TheBeautifulFearsome]

American History X is a film many american children these days could stand to watch. They would learn a thing or two about their current behaviour, thats for sure.

[@jesse4550]

Close. The white kid is realizing that he is being brainwashed, but the black kid never has the same realization. It is actually a sad commentary about two different groups of people on parallel paths in life, but can’t see what they have in common to make peace. They can only see the differences they use to justify their violence towards each other.

[@masonblack3461]

@@jesse4550 that would be great except that there is no parallel. Black people didn't enslave white people in America. Black people didn't create, support, and enforce a system of law that provides much harsher punishments to black offenders than it does white offenders. White people aren't looked upon with suspicion when they move into a nice neighborhood. Property values in those same neighborhoods don't go down when white people move in. Once more, for those at the back: There is no parallel.

[@jesse4550]

@@masonblack3461 Cling to that victimhood bro, I hope it keeps you warm at night.

[@nickg.4050]

Gone Girl was one of the most "WTF, mate!" films I'd watched in a long time right alongside Predestination when I first watched it back in 2015. I wish more films would surprise me like that.

[@TurdFergusson318]

I remember seeing The Departed in the theatre and never in my life had I heard screams and gasps when Leo was killed.

[@johnallen3033]

I used to hang around with this asshole who thought it would be funny to walk into a random theatre screen and shout "They all die in the end!" very loudly. The random movie just happened to be The Departed so he really unintentionally fucked over that audience.

[@gitarrnerd]

Could you like.. say the title of the movie BEFORE saying how it ends.. so that you can skip that part if it is a movie you haven't seen yet! Thaaaaanks

[@hersh23]

I agree 100%! I rarely look at descriptions so when Juels read the first twist followed by the movie title, I was like, "Uh oh. That's not good! Are the movie titles in the description!?...SHIT! They aren't. Ummm, ok. I guess I'll keep watching and hope nothing is spoiled for a movie I want to watch but haven't seen yet".

[@OK-yy6qz]

What About Shutter Island? Especially after the realization that he understood what was going on

[@bencegyorog2897]

Certainly makes you think about loads of serious questions but I wouldn't say that it pisses you off given that it was his own decision.

[@lizanna6390]

They probably left that out as it's ambiguous and to whether he knows or if the treatment failed. I think he knew, my mother thought the treatment failed n a friend who studied psychology thought the patient he was searching for was telling the truth and the pills, cigarettes and everything else they gave him were laced in an attempt to declare him mad n keep there secrets hidden. Watch his flashback scenes closely and it goes make sense

[@sentanyl3399]

I thought the ending of The Mist was great. One of the most fucked up endings ever but still pretty great

[@Rusty_Katana]

No it’s crap. This ending will always be crap

[@sentanyl3399]

@Lord Belial see example below lol

[@robirvine6970]

Its crap. People think its good because of the shock, but its not. Sit there and think about the ending for 5 seconds and you will realise how terrible it is. Seriously, what actually happens?

[@Kayla-lp1fs]

Rob Irvine especially since that bitch who ran off in the beginning is on the army truck. no. it’s awful. the book ending with a glint of hope is far better.

[@johnallen3033]

@@Rusty_Katana See this is exactly why its a brilliant ending, it gets under peoples' skin so much that those who hate it just get irrationally angry when talking about, I've never heard a good rational argument for why its a bad ending (which it isn't) people just rant about it incoherently. Now that's effective horror.

[@Shirtlessclown]

Those messages at the end are the only thing that get me through the day sometimes.

[@Ashtarte3D]

I got misty eyed just having to remember Wash's death from this list. Also this list is missing one of the most important anger inducing endings: the end of American History X. After all that Danny learns from Derek it doesn't change a thing as he is senselessly gunned down in his school bathroom.

[@snickerdoodle212]

Yessssss..... that's a good one to add

[@danteaerosol]

2:17 I remember getting so mad and yelling at my TV screen the first time I saw Saving Private Ryan because of this scene alone. I remember liking that character specifically so after that scene happened I felt physically sick.

[@ladyalibat6564]

I absolutely love the ending of The Mist; it took a really good creature, claustrophobic criticism of human society and made it nihilistic, but also shocking and horrible, which makes it a fantastic honor film.

[@kaceykace7421]

Wahlberg being the sole survivor was the best part of Departed.

[@2dawgsmiked684]

You had me until Charlottesville...

[@masonblack3461]

White supremacists aren't enough to make you mad?

[@DMPepe]

Today we are living the effects of the idea that you know how you can fix the world

[@jenm762]

Agreed. Selectively quoting to fit a narrative and using that poor woman's death for ratings is just plain poor politics/reporting. Yes, the kkk is terrible. Yes, that woman should not have died. The rest? Do some research people. It's not hard.

[@NomadCulture]

How can you hate the mist ending. That makes me doubt every other opinion Jules had ever had.

[@silentfart3111]

Eden Lake is a good exercise in this, i know people detest the film solely based on the ending but I think its fantastic! This should have made the list :D

[@bri2021]

Was that carol on the truck at the end of the mist

[@TheReverOcelot]

Yeah, that was she. I forgot actress name

[@BennyLlama39]

Melissa McBride?

[@tylerbiso6872]

Yup, and Andrea and Dale are two of the people in the car. The director, Frank Darabont, was the director of the first walking dead season.

[@rubyscott6685]

Tyler Biso good eye. I noticed that as well.

[@mr.jman101hauntspawn-inc.9]

I did too was thinking there was a connection

[@josephmedlin3440]

I would include 3 Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri

[@scottlumley585]

Gone Baby Gone is a completely FANTASTIC movie. Good job putting it on the list.

[@yougosquishnow]

Me seeing Wash die in Serenity "Noooo Joss, curse your suddenly but inevitable betrayal!"

[@indianastones6032]

still too soon aint it mate?!

[@thatgirlfromktown]

On The Mist...should he have waited 2 more minutes or was the lady right saying his son needed to be sacrificed...things that make you go hmmm 🤔

[@uri4263]

WAIT

[@AZ_YA_BISH]

Never even thought of that, interesting

[@charitydebruis3440]

OMFG

[@jakefoster5611]

That never would have occurred to me. The ending's even better now!

[@BOOSHCY]

"pointlessly lost in WW2" I grew up in Europe, it was not pointless.

[@grigoregruesome3606]

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that thought that sounded absurd.

[@masonblack3461]

Well, growing up in America where the new Nazis are loud and proud certainly does make it seem pointless. IT obviously didn't fucking work the first time or two.

[@masonblack3461]

@ThePedrom666 LOL ... the pro fascist anti-fascists ... can you manage to look any dumber? I have my doubts. Get fucked Trumptard, your days of living freely in any civilized nation are numbered. Racism cannot be tolerated, those who tolerate it are either cowards or racists themselves.

[@Tpanda85]

I can understand people’s perspective about The Mist ending being cheap. However, I believe anyone who’s experienced true despair, the feeling of absolutely no way out, whether it caused by mental illness, addiction, PTSD, or some other life situation, absolutely relates or can appreciate the ending for what it was. It’s made for those people, which is the minority

[@cm9231]

THIS ^^^^^

[@ShiftyKen08]

I LOVED the way The Mist ended! It was a kick in the gut that came right after the protagonist finds his wife dead in their home knowing she died alone and he couldn't save her. Brilliant!

[@cappyjones]

Two words: Arlington Road 🤬

[@futureprimitivepast3044]

I’m sure I’m gonna get killed for this, but I actually liked the ending of that movie. I thought it was very smart the way it was handled. However, my Grandmother who was watching it with me said “Wow. That sucks”.

[@cappyjones]

@@futureprimitivepast3044 I loved it too! It pissed me off the right way 😁

[@jakefoster5611]

Brilliant ending.

[@rojojero8795]

At this point it seems as if they're forcing Jules to make his "One Per List" because otherwise he seems to have outgrown them but if not carry on mate because you're doing a bloody good job

[@lisagoff2033]

I've seen the green mile once and cannot watch it again. Just shows how beautiful yet horrific it is.

[@frank_in_s_jersey]

Road to Perdition had a brilliant twist that belongs in this list.

[@truthbetoldineverwasyours8576]

I love hanks, but very slow movie but you are right on that

[@frank_in_s_jersey]

TruthBeTold I never was yours. I absolutely agree about the pace. It was good in a few scenes though. That scene in the rain was underrated cinematic beauty.

[@truthbetoldineverwasyours8576]

@@frank_in_s_jersey the cinematography was suberb

[@waynevia6976]

Of course zodiac doesnt get caught in the movie because he never got caught in real life.

[@seanb.6793]

I read that title as 10 Movies that Pissed Audiences off Right Away - not quite the same 😊

[@___Nobody__]

Sean B. Bruuuuuuuuuh me too

[@LittleMissZackyVee]

Me too! Lol

[@FelidaeBeltza]

Gone Girl piss me off A LOT, but not in the right way

[@bacht4799]

Felidae Beltza oh yeah.. I really wish they both got divorced and her get psychological care and jail time and he gets punished for being a bad husband.. “ not by the media but a jury..!

[@TheBubbaStroup]

How would a jury punish a cheating husband? It's not against the law.

[@bacht4799]

Bubba Stroup I know I couldn’t spell to .. what it’s called when people gets divorced and there some who helps with the legal stuff.. English is not my first language so I was just using the right words for what I thought I was talking about.. like The Dude after too much White Russia and pot smoking..😅

[@GrimmShadowsII]

Right? The whole movie seemed to be about the the hardships of a wrongly accused man then turns into a movie about a woman who's a total bitch and WINS IN THE END

[@mikepanick9362]

It’s brilliant, of course the book is better. Written by the same Author who wrote Sharp Objects, Gillian Flynn. There is one more of her novels made into a movie, Dark Places, starring Charlize Theron.

[@finnd3mpster203]

Just say the movie that you’re going to talk about rather then the plot twist at the start of each point, so you don’t spoil it for ppl

[@ericmiller93]

Two Dennis Lehane movies. I dig it.

[@jimmy_the_squid9456]

Dennis needs to cheer up, maybe write a comedy

[@ericmiller93]

I’d rather he went back to the Kenzie and Genaro series.

[@garethpendlebury7996]

Brilliant vid. Really enjoyed that and I watched Mystic River on the strength of it (nope, I'd never seen it. By God Sean Penn and Tim Robbins can act!)

[@Fuckaue]

I did read somewhere that the ending of The Mist is about hope. The protagonist give up hope then he suffer. That blonde woman who, in the middle of the movie, just walk towards the mist to save her son in a leap of faith is in the military truck. It works fine for me.

[@grimrascal670]

defo wrong about the mist, it was such a great depressing twist ending that I never saw it coming and think it's great even Stephen King who wrote the original mist said this was the ending he wish he thought of. You can't get much better praise than that.

[@smokeyb7379]

Eden Lake. The ending to that made me feel anger/sick

[@brsurvivor1]

The scene in the Departed was so unexpected...unless you have seen Infernal Affairs 🤣

[@darththomarius6751]

For me, The Mist is by far the most effed up ending to any movie I've seen in my 45 years, and I watch a ton of movies. All the suicide and homicide of a son when just a few minutes later he finds out that it wasn't monsters but the military? Damn. damn

[@jakefoster5611]

Yeah, but would the military have showed up if he hadn't have killed his son? After all, the crazy Christian lady said that the son must be sacrificed, so maybe she was right? Maybe? Just maybe? Just another perspective ;)

[@KasumiRINA]

@@jakefoster5611 they do show up without the guy killing his family... that's how the book ends. Movie just decided to randomly make a guy lose his mind and kill everyone around when they weren't even attacked... also it didn't show the attacks being "fate worse than death" so no way he thought he's killing them to spare the suffering, just randomly, out of nowhere, the protagonist pulls off a Chris Benoit. Two hours of lifetime watching that movie I will never get back.

[@kamakaze098]

Last one only pissed me off because of how baiting it was trying to be.

[@gracegonzales5408]

Thank you.

[@RowanWarren78]

I get what you are saying, but those things happened, and they happened exactly as depicted.

[@davecrew14]

@@RowanWarren78 well thats not true

[@gtogirl330]

@@RowanWarren78 "To anyone who acted criminally in this weekend’s racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. Justice will be delivered. As I said on Saturday, we condemn, in the strongest possible terms, this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence. It has no place in America." -President Trump ^Thats a direct quote from the transcript of his first press conference on the matter. In spite of what most media outlets would have the public believe, he condemned the act in no uncertain terms.

[@notsofastahole]

@@gtogirl330 you can't get the left to admit that.

[@Shatterverse]

But... But I liked Wash... -me, every single time.

[@scotheisel]

You really need to include the disclaimer “in the past 25 years” with all of your titles. So many examples from pre-1990s that you omitted, including the mother of them all, “Psycho.”

[@TheNajSD]

No 'Arlington Road'? That ending was pretty good!

[@kayundae4411]

The Mist and The Green Mile were directed by the same director: Frank Darabont. He also did Shawshank Redemption and helped with the first season of the walking dead. If you want to leave a movie or scene angry he’s pretty much the guy behind it.

[@cm9231]

Honestly , as for most people who don't like the twist in the Mist (ay I rhymed!)... I hate to break it to you but 1) it fits in well with the theme of the film about hope and cosmic, cruel horror and 2) is actually quite realistic, especially in a film with giant alien insects after all lol

[@kayundae4411]

C M I actually like the twist in mist, I’m a big fan of frank darabont tbh, he takes on projects where humanity is pushed to the limit

[@kadosho02]

Excellent list. And the + support message is what everyone needs

[@lisabrown270]

The Mist ending was disturbing...

[@GrimmShadowsII]

It's disturbing but it's also brilliant because it makes you think, "Did he kill his family for no reason or did his sacrifice please the god likw Lovecraftian monsters turning the tide so the military could win?" Thats why King said he wished he thought of that ending, Lovecraft was one of his influences.

[@lisabrown270]

Makeys you cry 😢

[@iwin59]

The Mist has one of the best endings I have ever seen

[@ollilehtonen2762]

Jules has a great way making one's day. The last time I had a big chore and I asked for help. After that it was smooth sailing. In addition I really love the mother jokes. They are good if it is not "your mother" in question. 😁

[@MrWolfchamp-xi3cu]

I hated that Mystic River ending. A great film but that ending. No comeuppance. Completely got away with it. It kind of makes me want a sequel to the film to see justice served.

[@nbkspeaking]

I second you

[@MrOut4astroll]

When we watched The Mist, i literally LOLED when the military rolled up. He shot his son in the head for no reason. My GF was so mad at me as i giggled like a little kid.

[@plaguedoctormasque8089]

You have a GF? You said like an entitled little Gay mer encel. You have a GF? Sure you do. 😆

[@elstormo]

Ah, the good old, "I found this super tragic ending funny"-edgelord.

[@farmerjohn8770]

I know, she told me about it last night after we did it. She also said you giggle like a little kid at a lot of stuff. Like way too much stuff.

[@grigoregruesome3606]

In his defense the fact that they roll up seconds later is kind of funny. They could have at least stretched it out or had him stumble upon them shortly after rather than it seem like they were within earshot the whole time.

[@Burden82]

how can anybody hate the ending of mist? its on of the best movie endings of all time

[@robertdullnig3625]

I would add the ending of The French Connection. Not only do most of the antagonists get off or get away and the protagonists fail, but we also don't get closure on the gunshot at the end of the movie.

[@joeshabado1431]

Ok you go to a movie about the zodiac killer and are pissed there isn't a murderer caught you deserve to be pissed off.

[@cynicallydepressed1]

In other news, the boat sinks at the end of Titanic...

[@nolanboles8492]

Yeah, I still can't get over all the defenders of the Alamo being arbitrarily killed off.

[@cynicallydepressed1]

@@nolanboles8492, yes, neither surprising, nor unwarranted.

[@steakknives]

How about A Simple Plan? Some of Bill Paxton's best work.

[@stvp68]

Jesse Harrington Great movie-and Thornton had a great twist moment himself!

[@michaelplowman8674]

The most racking part of Mellish being killed is that is was the German prisoner the Upham demanded they let go who did it.

[@ComaDave]

No. "Steamboat Willie" was set free earlier only to shoot Capt. Miller after he rejoined his troops for the battle in Ramelle. He was Wehrmacht. The guy who kills Mellish is an SS Fallschirmjäger. Different bloke.

[@aidancampbell5644]

Steven King (who wrote the novel that The Mist was based on) says he prefers the ending of the film to the one he wrote in the book.

[@richardsmall2855]

Zodiac **** me off in real life. He left a slew of evidence, but was never caught. Gonna be another Ripper case where people debate who Zodiac was forever.

[@futureprimitivepast3044]

Sadly, I knew the ending to The Departed because I found out right before I saw it that it was a remake of Infernal Affairs.

[@gracegonzales5408]

Someone at work was like, "The one where they all die?"

[@dulcae]

calling the mist’s ending cheap has officially made me lose respect for you, jules. smh. I LOVE the mist film-it’s without a doubt one of my most favorite horror movies ever- and the biggest reason for that is that incredibly shocking ending. it’s possibly the most heart-wrenching thing I’ve watched on tv, and it never gets any easier no matter how many times I’ve seen it. perfectly unexpected, and so terribly saddening in the best way.

[@KasumiRINA]

A guy randomly becomes Chris Benoit, what shock, much original, so random... w0w.

[@jonathanneal1319]

Funny Games. I remember being in college, having already watched the movie, and showing half my hall the rewind scene and how they were going to start all over. I've never seen so many angry men in one room. *chef's kiss*

[@willwell4450]

I loved the ending of The Mist and Gone Baby Gone on the other hand never liked Gone Girl.

[@ericmiller93]

Lone Survivor, when they show you pictures of the actual soldiers who died just before the credits. That one really got me.

[@anthonyboylan88]

Its about movies that made you angry not sad hahaha

[@YolandaAnneBrown95726]

Thanks for the motivation. Peace and love. ❤✌🕊

[@madquest8]

The ending of the Mist is what makes it memorable and awesome. A true Horror movie!

[@gpili]

I would add the ending to Seven.

[@15walkeen]

That ending was amazing! One of the best! "What's in the box!!!!!!". Ugh it's classic!

[@mantistoboggan5171]

please don't put the plot point before the title of the film

[@StephanieMorelli]

I both hated and loved The Green Mile, Hated Percy and that John Coffey had to die, hated how Delacroix had to die. Loved the overall movie, the meaning behind everything, found it fascinating how John's Gift/Curse punished and "rewarded" the inflicted. And something that really spoke to me was "Boss's" thoughts on what he's gonna say when he reaches the time of judgment.

[@dustun9558]

I don't know if you guys will read this, but I really appreciate your mental health message at the end of your videos. Some days are very hard and hearing your little message helps. Thank you.

[@nikolapetrovic4814]

Ash is so pretty😍😍

[@BennyLlama39]

Ash: "Hello, KZbin." Me: Hello-o-o-o nurse! 😀 (Yeah, I used to watch Animaniacs a lot. 🙂)

[@antoniocenteno1483]

She gorgeous man

[@ayaakovc]

Yup yup yup!

[@billstephens396]

Dot : I found Prince... Yakko : No no no... Fingerprints Dot : I don't think so...

[@igkgigoh]

Zodiac totally hints that Arthur Leigh Allen was the killer though. Obviously Mageau identifying him, but more importantly you can hear Baker Street in the background when Graysmith looks at him, symbolizing some sort of victory, that he has finally looked at him.

[@Jbailey2112]

That scene is so intense!

[@Jimmersaunt]

What angered me in Saving Private Ryan was it was the German soldier whom the group had let go earlier-teaching us why, sadly, in war, mercy isn’t always such a good idea.

[@Jealod24]

Green mile: Percy is not a warden. A warden is the person who runs the entire prison.

[@cynicallydepressed1]

I think they are British and it MIGHT (not sure) be different elsewhere. Though I agreed with your statement...

[@indianastones6032]

@@cynicallydepressed1 ya right. over here a warden is a prison officer and a governor runs the prison

[@cynicallydepressed1]

Thanks@@indianastones6032, I wasn't sure...that makes sense now that I see it in type.

[@indianastones6032]

@@cynicallydepressed1 no worries mate

[@MrJohnnySpeedo]

According to the United States flag code, “The flag should never be displayed with the union down, except as a signal of dire distress in instances of extreme danger to life or property.” Thanks google...smh

[@rajrigby8385]

Does someone being murdered... Sorry, vehicular manslaughtered in a protest count as "danger to life or property"?

[@masonblack3461]

That same code also states that the flag should never be used as pretty much everything it's used for, including but not limited to: napkins, paper plates, clothing of any kind (including sports teams), cups, eating utensils, table cloths ... Also, just to tack on to what RAJ said; are children being murdered in schools enough to count as "danger to life or property"? Are people in clubs and at concerts being murdered enough to count as "danger to life or property"? Are children being held in cages dying in their own filth while adults observe them idly enough to be considered "danger to life or property"?

[@indianastones6032]

i bet it wouldnt work on a union jack or on a japanese flag either!!

[@under_the_redh00d81]

My immediate complaint right after watching Gone Girl was the ending. I couldn’t believe he stayed with her to the point where I thought maybe the whole thing was a hallucination or dream. Aside from that ending though, it’s a great movie.

[@peytontackett9319]

Yeah that spike lee film got me angry but angry in a different way. Like it was so one sided because both sides were acting violently towards one another and the police were trying to keep the peace but were unable to due to people attempting to attack them

[@tonylarkin1737]

The men in world war II or any war did not give their lives pointlessly

[@NotAnotherKuromi]

Exactly, that is an insult to all those who fought. And all of us not living under Hitler's rule tbh.

[@Patfettx]

I think he meant wars in generals, as in, war is pointless. He could have said that more clearly though.

[@A2ADK]

Patfettx war is not pointless though. War is a necessary evil, unfortunately

[@danielmacdonald9287]

Tony Larkin The only lives that were pointlessly lost in those wars were the civilians’.

[@Patfettx]

@@A2ADK that is your opinion, I respect your view but do not share it. We don't have to fight over this, we can talk it out and come to some understanding.

[@GryphonICD]

Scorsese didn't decide anything. The Departed is literally a scene for scene rip of Infernal Affairs, a Hong Kong Cinema release no one credits. That's the bit that really angers and frustrates, and not in a good way.

[@Dracobyte]

Who is the director?

[@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf]

It’s not a scene for scene rip off that no one credits. It’s an American remake of a Hong Kong that was both made with consent and made so that anyone who follows movies is completely aware the film is a remake. I don’t know why you’re against the idea of a remake or why you’re stigmatising it.

[@jasonphoenix292]

as someone who has watched the original Hong Kong movie, I can tell you that it is not a scene for scene rip off. For one, the rat lives, and the characters and background is not the same at all.

[@TheRoddster7]

Scorsese did change the ending by adding the last scene where the rat was killed but the main storyline before that was fairly intact from Infernal Affairs.

[@bdonovable]

Tusk! When I saw it in theaters one woman fled mid-movie in tears.

[@lorriesmith5086]

I have "Gone, Baby, Gone, and it drives me nuts every time I watch it! It's like wanting Colonial Blake making it home safe instead of being shot down. You KNOW it's going to happen, but it still sucks each time.