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Best Ending

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by jello77, Feb 10, 2003.

  1. Band Geek Mobster

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    I hate to ruin this for you, but Buscemi doesn't get too far away...

    Remember in the movie, the cops are all waiting outside for the right time to make a move, and when Buscemi exits, you can faintly hear yelling and gunshots outside the warehouse. So he either ate it, or he was at the least arrested...

    **** the hero...:)
     
  2. Buck Turgidson

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    The Wild Bunch
     
  3. drapg

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    POTENTIAL SPOILER ABOUT MAGNOLIA BELOW
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    SPOILER BEGINS
    Maybe I'm just dense about movies, but I really didn't get the ending to Magnolia when it started raining frogs. What the hell was that? If anyone can explain, I'd surely appreciate it.
    SPOILER ENDS
     
  4. B-Bob

    B-Bob "94-year-old self-described dreamer"
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    Sorry moe, sincerely. :) I really thought you were joking at first, so then that just leaves my post as a snotty cheap shot. My bad.
     
  5. Rocketman95

    Rocketman95 Hangout Boy

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    "Anything can happen" was what I always thought it meant, drapg.
     
  6. drapg

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    I guess you're right. But it came so out of left field that it left a bad taste in my mouth about the movie as a whole. I think I'll stick with my slapstick comedies like "Friday" and sorts. No thinking required, right up my alley!
     
  7. Rocketman95

    Rocketman95 Hangout Boy

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    I don't think you're alone in that assessment about that movie.
     
  8. pgabriel

    pgabriel Educated Negro

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    How about "American Beauty"? That had a pretty surprise ending, I thought.
     
  9. Rocketman95

    Rocketman95 Hangout Boy

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    Except you knew he was going to die, just not by whom. Chris Cooper said there were some deleted scenes about his character's homosexuality and a past partner that was killed in Vietnam. That would've been pretty interesting, I think.

    Jeez, two Chris Cooper movies mentioned with him being involved in homosexuality and incest!!!
     
  10. Sonny

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    Good choices.

    I also liked

    Back to the Future - all of them, first one had the best ending.
    Indiana Jones - all of them were good, Temple of Doom the best though.
    Event Horizon - very creepy.
    Pulp Fiction - if there was an end. ;)
    Saving Private Ryan - awesome ending!


    The Matrix, T2 and Shawshank all had great endings, exactly the way I wanted them.

    Although predictable Gone in 60 Seconds and Armageddon had good enings (to me). :)


    Magnolia sucked!!!
     
  11. LeGrouper

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    He was joking Bob! I can't believe you didn't get his dig at Affleck, you must be joking too. Well I thought it was a bit of witty banter even if it was on accident. Wellllll Plaayyyed!....

    And for RM95, I am sorry dude but UNBREAKABLE? That movie is another example of what Isabel was talking about when she mentioned the "No Ending" warning.

    Spoiler Discussion-
    I saw an interview with PT Anderson and he said that the idea for the frogs in the film came from when he heard a news report about frogs raining in somewhere like alabama and he thought that it would be a great way to add urgency and chaos to a climax of a movie. He thought that the real phenomenon of frogs falling from the sky would make people expect a sci-fi type ending and make them pay closer attention to the character interactions.
     
  12. Rocketman95

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    Uh, you must've stopped watching before the ending then...it was pretty clear what happened.
     
  13. drapg

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    I saw the ending of "Unbreakable" coming a mile away. I guess knowing it was a Shyamalan production made me think outside of the box fromt he time the lights dimmed. I thought it was a good movie with a solid ending.
     
  14. Sonny

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    I liked it to. I didn't understand all of the complaints... I was a little let down when I saw it in the theatre, but I still enjoyed it.

    It's hard for me to not like a movie with Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson in it. ;)
     
  15. Rocketman95

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    People were expecting a The Sixth Sense Part 2, that was the problem.

    I remember they were talking about making a trilogy out of it. I wonder whatever happened to that.
     
  16. IVFL

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    We are missing the greatest ending of all time. Titanic, I loved it when Jack died, that was great, I just wish those guys had not heard the wistle and his girl could have joined him at the bottom of the ocean.:D
     
  17. Timing

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    Nobody has mentioned A Few Good Men. Yall just can't handle the truth I guess. ;)
     
  18. drapg

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    (sorry for the interruption, but I didn't want to start a new thread about this.)


    Hey RM95,

    You're a movie guru. Do you think "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" is a good blind DVD buy? It came out today and is pretty cheap at Fry's. I've heard lots of good things, and I am considering buying it even though I've never seen it. Your thoughts?
     
  19. Rocketman95

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    I saw it before the hype and liked it a lot. I saw it after the hype and liked it a lot. There seems to be some backlash generating against it, but it's a fun movie, IMO.

    BTW, I'm not the movie guru on this board, that could go to any number of people before me...I just write crappy reviews. :D
     
  20. Sonny

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    When you are right, you are right. :D

    I am gonna by MBFGW on dvd, haven't seen it, but I think the wife and I will like it.

    Man that Columbia House deal is awesome, got my 1st shipment already. 5$ a dvd. :eek: :)
     

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