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Just kidding. Eff Rudy and eff Notre Dame too!
Best ending to a Movie.
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arlington rd was good ending. didnt see that coming.. "everyone is where they are supposed to be but you" uh oh..
Here are two movies where the former girlfriend/wife gets the brush off in the end by the guy they did wrong:
The Verdict
Nocturnal Animals
The Verdict
Nocturnal Animals
Sports movie endings that come to mind:
Miracle
Rocky
Friday night lights
The natural
Hoosiers
Tin cup
Miracle
Rocky
Friday night lights
The natural
Hoosiers
Tin cup
Exactly. I loved the movie to begin with. But that ending just keeps you thinking about what direction he takes. If it were me, I'd find that red hot red head and....well....we'll never know. She was certainly a looker. And the ties in the symbolism with the ranch symbol, the FedEx package, the 4 way intersection. Great ending.
The ending was no surprise to me. I read the book a couple of times before the movie came out.....and a half dozen times since.
Where Eagles Dare was the WWII movie. With Clint Eastwood and Richard Burton. Good flick.
I may be the only person to ever say this but I have a huge thing for Penelope Ann Miller. Girl in carlitos way.
Yes it's a great, underrated movie with several great performances. One of the sadder endings as everything kind of unravels against his plans.
Favorite movie of all time.
Cry every time at the scene where the Germans get sung over.
Movie had every element.
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Terminator 2 when Arnold gives the thumbs up to John...gives me a lump in the throat every time.
Ingrid Bergman.
The old love affair between her and Bogey.
"Of all the gin joints of all the world, she has to walk into mine".
A lot of the movies mentioned in this thread are in my library. This is a favorite. So is " To Have And Have Not" Lauren Becall at 19 years old rocks.
You should check it out if only to see the young Bergman.
She looked angelic.
The movie is very good and another reason to watch.
Every time I hear that riff with the bell, I think immediately to 13-9. Because at Hoopie Stadium they were playing that on every 3rd down on defense.
Not the final scene in the movie, but definitely one of the best scenes of all-time:
I also love the final scene in “Casablanca,” which is my all-time favorite movie.
However, I think that the best ending of a movie is in another old black & white movie which most here probably have never seen: “Young Mr. Lincoln” directed by John Ford. The final 4 minutes, beginning as Lincoln walks out of the Springfield courtroom, are the best ever made. Sergei Eisenstein, the great Russian director (Battleship Potemkin), wrote that it was the one American movie he wished he had directed and he would have given up all the accomplishments of his career if he could be identified as the director of that final scene.
There are some badly edited versions of the ending on YouTube, but do yourself a favor and watch the whole movie. The Criterion Collection version is available free on YouTube.
I also love the final scene in “Casablanca,” which is my all-time favorite movie.
However, I think that the best ending of a movie is in another old black & white movie which most here probably have never seen: “Young Mr. Lincoln” directed by John Ford. The final 4 minutes, beginning as Lincoln walks out of the Springfield courtroom, are the best ever made. Sergei Eisenstein, the great Russian director (Battleship Potemkin), wrote that it was the one American movie he wished he had directed and he would have given up all the accomplishments of his career if he could be identified as the director of that final scene.
There are some badly edited versions of the ending on YouTube, but do yourself a favor and watch the whole movie. The Criterion Collection version is available free on YouTube.
I probably have about 25 John Ford movies. I am a huge Henry Fonda, John Wayne, Jimmy Stewart fan. "Young Mr. Lincoln" is a movie I make sure I watch at least once a year.
"My Darling Clementine" and "Fort Apache" are on that list too. If you get a chance....watch " The Informer" by Ford. 1935. Victor McLaglen won an Oscar for Best Actor and Ford won for best Director. You won't be disappointed.
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