Steve Buscemie's character from Con Air eventually moves to Los Angeles and changes his name to Donnie. Where he lives a simple life and takes up bowling.
Or Steve Buscemi's character from Con Air eventually moves to Los Angeles and charges his name to Map of the Stars Eddie. Where he lives a simple life and takes up being a tourist guide 😮
It's quite clear in Con Air that Garland Greene experiences a moment of shakabuku with that little girl's tea party and is a reformed character at the end. My fanfic sequel to Con Air has a Greene copycat that ends up bringing Buscemi, Tommy Lee Jones, John Cusack, and Harrison Ford into a mashup of Fugitive and Con Air to find the real killer.
i always thought it was blissken... plissken is so odd. and yeah, i've been hoping for the apocalypse basically since the first time i watched mad max, and every year i just wish even harder that this is finally the one.
The Truman Show’s ending is darker than it seems. Truman may have left the dome and entered the real world, but he is still the most recognizable person on Earth. He will never have a normal life. He will be followed and photographed and hounded everywhere he goes. The only money he can make is from either writing books and doing interviews about the world he just escaped, or by suing the makers of his show for what he would be owed both from profits and them robbing him of a real life. The mental toll the experience would have on Truman is likely to cause severe anxiety, depression and possibly suicide.
He’d have Sylvia, though. She could help him acclimate to the real world. He’d also be able to afford private security and isolate himself as much as possible, since he’d be entitled to any royalties and residuals made from the show. In reality, the creators and actors in the show would’ve been arrested ten times over for kidnapping, false imprisonment, and impersonating law enforcement officers. There’s so much wrong legally in that movie that it wouldn’t be possible to ever pull off. But, a trained monkey would be able to win Truman enough money to never have to work again and go anywhere on earth he wanted. He’d definitely have a lot of hurdles to jump through, but there’s worse ways to live.
I heard a story from a former assistant of John Candy. Candy had him come into John's office and read all of the characters, except for Truman, who Candy was considering playing. It was a far darker movie.
The Full Monty - the main characters end up doing their show for a delighted audience... and the following day they are still unemployed, with unchanged prospects for the future.
It's my absolute favourite movie. I don't think too much about the fact that the small amount of money they earned that night isn't really going to make much of a difference in their lives once they cover their costs and divide it up between them.
I hated, hated, hated the ending of the first Kingsman movie. Billions of people all over the globe maimed and slaughtered each other, including their CHILDREN!!! All of the world's leaders and elite are dead, so nobody is in charge to handle the aftermath. There would be worldwide chaos for years, maybe decades. BBBUUUTTTTT... Don't worry about that. Here is Eggsy having booty bumping with a Princess (who doesn't yet know her whole family is dead). Then let's take a fun revenge stroll to the pub. Somehow... all is right with the world.
Not to mention the inevitable massive number of suicides that would result from average people coming to their senses and discovering they had unwillingly murdered their loved ones.
@@GruffyddFO4 First of all, the movie was not made with the assumption that there would be a sequel. The ending was the ending. The Princess's family was dead, She was in the jail cell because she was the only member of her family that didn't agree with Valentine's plan. Whether that family was four people, ten people, thirty people, or two people, those family members were dead. AND she would not know until after having sex with Eggsy. Imagine that post coitus conversation. 🤦 PLUS, the family's heads exploded. Not only was she suddenly an orphan, but she also had to offer her final goodbyes to a collection of headless corpses.
From the first time seeing BIG in theaters, all the things you mentioned occurred to me as the movie ended. What about his mom, the woman who fell in love with him, the job and adult people he left in the world of toy development, and that potentially very dangerous Zoltan machine, to name a few? A whole lot of dark questions for what is almost a kids movie.
@@Kefka2010 well also heard she didn't have much of a childhood in original script as well as her parents blamed her for their mistakes so she had to grow up all to quickly
Yea, Cameron definitely should have let Ferris take the fall for that. Damage to the car is one thing but destroying it would bring consequences that no amount of therapy would fix.
I'm very sorry you had that during childhood. My father was abused as a kid and he swore he wouldn't be like that and he wasn't and I have done my best to be a good father so the cycle can be broken.
My thoughts exactly! My father and stepmother were emotionally, verbally, and psychologically abusive to me as a teen (escaped at 16 and over 2 decades permanently estranged). I remember a few times going into "discussions" with my father after doing something "wrong" with my arguments all lined up to face him. My planned points melted away really fast when he brought a similar list of points of Terrible Things and wouldn't let me defend myself. I'd go in feeling confident and end in tears and on the verge of suicidal.
At the end of "Surrogates", Bruce Willis's character kills millions of people. When he shuts off the Surrogate system, city streets across the world will become clogged with crashed vehicles as their drivers switch off. Aircraft, trains and shipping will be left without pilots and crew, adding to the carnage. Untended cooking will catch fire, and those fires will burn out of control, as the emergency services struggle to reach their firefighting equipment through the clogged streets. 🤦♂
@@andrewblanchard2398 Well, certainly the Real People are safe, initially. However, the world is full of deactivated Surrogates who were driving vehicles, operation heavy machinery, tending kitchens and carry out surgery. I feel that carnage is coming.
Escape from L.A. has another outcome not mentioned. Half the world was either in the middle of, or just entering winter. How many will freeze now without heat, or starve without food. How many can adapt to hunting, fishing, and farming within, at most, 4 months?
@@Thurgosh_OG I don't know how Africa survived, as the Great Rift Valley is geologically active, and so would have kicked off along with the rest of the volcanic apocalypse. 🤷♂
X-Men writers fundamentally do not understand Magneto. After surviving 1930-40 Germany he never wants to go through that again and in the end adopts a mindset of do unto others before they do unto me. Many writers however simply think that being a holocausts survivor grants him blanket immunity for whatever crimes he may commit not understanding that he is a warning and a cautionary tale not a hero,.
I think it's pretty obvious Garland Greene has changed. He has nothing but contempt for the other criminals on Con Air and all he does is in the movie is trade barbs with Cameron Poe and play dolls with a little girl. He's a lovable scamp... that once wore someone's head as a hat on an interstate road trip.
I think it's important to remember that Snake isn't really a good guy. He's a weapon you unleash when you really have no other choice, and he's going to be royally pissed off at you the whole time.
Are you sure the movies “2012” and “Superman IV: The Quest for Peace” deserves deep thought? P.S. My favorite M. Night movies were “The Sixth Sense” and “Unbreakable”.
US - Literally EVERYTHING. Main question tho: was the break out part of an experiment? Because you just have to feel like even if Red says the project was cancelled, someone still has to be watching. Otherwise Red wouldn’t have been the ONLY Tethered that got out. HOW DID SHE LEARN SO MUCH BEING DOWN THERE?!?!
She learned so much by just watching the others as they reacted to the real world. The real question should be how did her tethered twin, up top, not get info from the real her planning the takeover during “Hands Across America.” She should have still had those *powers?*
Demolition Man- After the death of Simon Phoenix and recapture of all the other criminals. Society would gladly dive even deeper into that sanitized pseudo utopian way of existing regardless of Stallone and Learys characters influence.
in the "escape from" series, i think its pretty obvious that the really vulnerable people were already dead. so... the whole "medical support" thing? its only the rich and powerful that would have any access to it. now Kingsmen... this is why Fanfiction is great- i have read a bunch of fan fiction that expressly deals with the aftermath of the murderous rampage
The classic is The Wizard of Oz, where you get to the end of the movie and it's not like the real woman who's promised to come kill Toto has been melted by water. We don't have anything telling us she died in the twister or had a change of heart when she heard about Dorothy's comatose state. Far as we know, Toto's still in as much danger as he was pre-Oz.
American Psycho. Even if he didn’t do anything and it’s all in his mind… he’s still on the loose and ready to start at any time. What is his line? Where does the killer start and end? Also, what the hell is Jean gonna do?!?! She can’t quit.. but how can she work with this dude KNOWING what goes on in his head!!
Con-air: Actually they do show that the character is changing. He doesn't unalive someone we fully expect him to take out. It's like he starts thinking instead of simply reacting. Escape from LA: Alternate Earth ... but can't say I'd have done any different. Yes, a lot of ceasing to exist. But then, archaeologically speaking, it's not the first time we've dropped the population radically. Natural causes previously, of course.
the thing about Con-air with garland green they merely show him playing with the little girl but iirc it does not show her parents/guardians so he could have killed them but i see your point as well. it has been a while since i watched Escape from LA so i do not remember if the Sword of Damocles permanently disabled technology or if it was temporary. if it was the first it merely means mankind is stuck without technology for maybe a few years on account of the knowledge of the technology is still available. if it is the second then it means the power could be turned back on. P.s. sorry about the rambling why i write it is a reflecting of how i think
Con-Air was about Symmetry. You do remember the injustice that put Nick in prison, right? Steve remaining free could just be the injustice at the end of the movie. Yes, he didn't un-alive someone, but he wasn't out on a furlough from jail.
The ending of 2012 was FAR more stupid than that. The whole premise of the idiotic movie is that the nature of neutrinos has changed (impossible), and instead of being massless particles, they have "evolved" (!) so that they interact with matter and heat up the planet. Then after a few days, they just, what? De-evolve back into their former state? An evolution that, if we even put aside the impossibility of it for a moment, happened once in 14 billion years, and then happened again a week later? It was an incredibly stupid movie that should never have been made. Although it did lead to the funny bit in Dara O'Briain's stand-up show pointing out this ludicrousness, so I guess we've got that to be thankful for.
My theory on Ferris Bueller's Day Off is Cameron, even though he seems lucid, it's still in a fragile mental state. During the fight that ensues, Cameron finally cracks and murders his father
You left out the obvious one. The Truman Show. Truman leaves the domed world where everyone is an actor supporting his existence. He is now in the real world where billions of people think they know him and are his friend. Safe to assume the "Bank of Seahaven" isn't real and Truman has no actual money, or place to live once the set of the show has been shuttered. How long will it take for his "true love" that he knew for less than a day gets tired of an unemployed, broke man who is constantly hounded by the entire world wanting something from him. Will he have the skills to capitalize in this fame or be used for everyone else's gain while he ends up destitute. Even if he can be compensated by the producers that f'ed his life, how long will the money last. Will he have the skills to avoid being taken. And the psychological issues he will have adjusting to the real world, knowing nothing he remembers of his past is real. Not sure his "freedom" is a happy ending.
One more. Gone Girl. Just like Tanner said, they NEED a reality show because I’ve GOT to see what raising this child is gonna be like. Also, I’m under the strict belief that THAT IS NOT NICKS BABY. 🗣️GILLIAN! WE NEED A SEQUEL!!!
I will add Bruce Willis' movie "Surrogates." At the end of the movie, his character deactivates all the surrogates, so that "people will be forced to leave their homes and interact in person." Except that most adults have surrogates doing their jobs. So, all the planes being flown by surrogate plots will crash, as will all the trains and busses, including school busses full of children, because child surrogates are illegal, so kids don't have them to go to school in their place. Also, all emergency vehicles will stop, including ambulances taking human patients to the hospital. Speaking of hospitals, all the surrogate doctors working on human patients will stop mid-operation. Even those surrogates that stop without causing deaths will be an issue, as the roads will be filled with an endless traffic jam of vehicles whose drivers stopped. It will take months to clear them out, during which time no food will be delivered, emergency services will be unable to respond, and utilities will be unable to be run. In addition, all the surrogate police and soldiers will shut down, leaving their weapons and other hardware easy pickings for criminals who either cannot afford a surrogate, or don't have one to avoid being traced, as well as enemy troops and terrorists getting their hands on advances US weapons. So, Bruce's character basically shut down human civilization because he felt lonely.
Independence Day: Yay, we defeated the aliens. All the major cities in every part of the world - gone (if not burned to a crisp they lay flattened under a humongous alien saucer). Hundreds of millions, probably billions of people - gone. Most of mankinds cultural achievements (arts, architecture, historical buildings, historical documents etc.) - gone. The political structure to organize the time after defeating the aliens - gone. The economic base to rebuild - gone. That's not how I envision a victory.
No one wants to talk about Fight Club. (Don't say it.) At the end a half dozen sky scrapers are collapsed. Only a few deaths but this is essentially a 9-11 level event. A thousand investigators, local and federal, will descend and search for the perps. Marla, the Narrator and the other members of the club are in deep trouble. Return of the Jedi. A moon sized space station is blown up in orbit. Huge metal chunks will rain down on Endor for weeks or months. Endor is doomed as these will cause massive calamity and global winter for years. Same with Independence Day.,
Realistically Garland Green would have been recaptured almost immediately because they'd put out an APB on him, splash his picture everywhere, and casinos are kind of famous for keeping eyes on every player.
I hate 2012 with a burning passion. The film failed to convince me that I should root for the main family specifically while the entire world died (and most other survivors would be rich jerks). There was nothing special, interesting or compelling about the leads, and it was just about their survival. Contrast that to the same director's Independence Day. There we have multiple arcs to follow, those characters are charismatic, they come from different backgrounds, and while they are also trying to survive, they are trying to get others to survive as well. And because those people are inspirational, we care about them, we root for them. Even in The Day After Tomorroy, which is not a good film by any measure, we see the leads invested in doing good. 2012 is too grim and cynical for such a dumb movie. If it's about the lava, the waves and the absurd stunts, then make it fun. Leave the darkness for those who know how to properly convey it (hey, I love Melancholia).
The scene discussed here on the Kingsman reminds me of X2 United where William Stryker and then Mystique and Magneto make Professor Xavier use the Cerebro to attempt killing all of the mutants and then all the ordinary humans and all of the accidental deaths it would cause as both mutants and ordinary humans doing crucial and dangerous jobs suddenly become temporarily debilitated for several minutes.
Doesn't even have to be a crucial or dangerous job - just the amount of people driving on the highways or through neighborhoods that suddenly couldn't control their vehicles for several minutes would be disastrous on a large scale alone, and that would be on top of the crucial and dangerous jobs that would cause even more disaster.
Unbreakable for sure. His best twist imo. Mr Glass revealing all those atrocities in the hope to finding someone that’s the opposite of him sticks with me more than traumatized child, stupid aliens, a commune walled off form the outside world, or bees.
@i.b.640 it's goes from Superman and it says Warner bros in the corner, to a boat movie with a big wave and it says Sony Pictures in the corner, and then back to Superman with Warner Bros in the corner. So the middle movie is different.
The ending to The Usual Suspects is actually really stupid if you think about it because the whole movie was to conceal his identity but then it’s revealed to the police in the end anyway despite his narrow temporary escape.
If you ever get a chance to watch the director's cut of Big, do it. There are quite a few tonal shifts that you wouldn't expect, particularly around the best friend.
To be fair in regards to Escape from LA, Snake did something almost as bad in the first one when he destroyed the tape, this likely led to a continuation of a war all because the then President wasn't hung up on the deaths of several people he barely knew for more than 5 minutes and dealing with likely the PTSD from his treatment while knowing his meeting could stop a war.
With Escape From L.A., that's the whole purpose. Snake is fed up with the human race's constant widespread violence via technological weapons. He declared humanity didn't deserve technology and he was right.
In "Happy Birthday to Me" unless Virginia does some very quick thinking, she's going to be accused of all of Anne's murders and sent to an insane asylum, prison or even to an execution chamber. She was previously saved from drowning and certain death on her 14th birthday using an experimental method for rebuilding dead brain tissue. If Virginia is found guilty of Anne's murders, not only is she doomed but likely the brain rebuilding procedure, too. "Did this procedure cause Virginia to go insane and go on a murderous rampage?" The only person she actually killed was Anne herself. This actually makes her a hero.
The guy who supposedly died on the water planet in Interstellar might still be alive. He’s wearing a space suit with oxygen, which we never see damaged. It’s possible he could wake up, and because of the time-slippage he’d be up there alone for an eternity.
I feel like in 2012, the scientists specifically said that Africa never flooded. So that would mean that the entire continent of Africa should still have all of its citizens
Yeahhhh, she wasn't in the scene. Do you know how movies work? Use child in the stroller, push stroller into the bathroom, CUT SCENE to include shots of a stroller with fake child in bathroom while door is behind broken
As for "Big", not only does Josh have some awkward explaining to do, but will his life ever be awesome again? He lived a very successful life as an adult. He got a hot girlfriend, a nice apartment, and a great job...BECAUSE he had the mind of a child! What's gonna happen after he goes through life? Especially when you consider it won't be normal because of the whole "kidnapping" thing?
We didn't really see anything bad happen to Africa in 2012. The series it was based on heavily implied that it was, for whatever reason, basically okay. And that the people on the arcs were going to have to deal with them.
The one that struck me recently after rewatching Raiders of the lost ark, is this: They could easily have forgone a lot of the hardships by just letting the Nazis have the Ark. It was always going to kill them as soon as they opened it. So they could have just followed Belloq until he opened it and then just took it. Better still, if they'd just made sure to kill Belloq after the Ark was found, Deitrich would have taken it to Berlin and it may well have been opened in front of Hitler. His face melting off in 1936 would have saved millions of lives.....
Yeah, the 2012 problem… The writers actually killed any real hopes for a hopeful ending when they blew up Yellowstone. That sunny sunset will disappear.
Kingsman 2 should have delved into the carnage. It would have been unique in the genre and everything would have felt more natural than what actually came to be
The population of Africa in 2012 was 1,128,843,454. And it states that Africa was untouched in the catastrophe. So they had a lot more survivors and hope to work with than that American/European centric estimation you just gave of 2012.
I just finished watching "Trick or Treat" (1982). Joan gets off scot free for sending Malcolm to an insane asylum just to start a relationship with another man. Her son, Christopher, is a spoiled brat who faces no accountability for his actions. On top of that, he'll probably get away with killing Linda because he used the original killer's knife and the police wouldn't be able to establish a motive for this murder. He probably also wouldn't be stupid enough to leave the knife handle unwiped afterwards. The killer was an enraged Malcolm who was actually insane but we have no way of knowing if he was insane before being sent to the insane asylum.
In the comic, Age if Apocalypse takes place in an alternate timeline: people from it pay occaisionak visits to Earth-616 (the mainstream Marvel timeline), some have mived there permanently (e.g Nightcrawler)
SNL did a skit in the early 90’s with Dana Carvey doing his best Jimmy Stewart. In it, they figured out that Potter stole the money and the whole town storms his home to lynch him.
Back to the Future 2 and Timecop should be on this list. Both characters mentally murdered and took over the present day versions of themselves. Everybody around them will be complete stranger's because of the changes in the timeline
I absolutely love it. It's a bizarre, lovely faerie tale with just some of the weirdest, most wonderful characters. I've never understood the hate, either.
The true consequences of the end of Superman IV: The Quest for Something Vaguely Resembling a Storyline are that there would be no more Superman movies for several decades. And when there were, they kept not quite living up to the 1978 movie
My favorite M. Night movie will be the one where Hollywood finally realizes all his movies are somewhere between predictable mediocrity to less predictable nonsensical garbage. I’ve been waiting for it since Sixth Sense.
The ending of Back to the Future always seemed a little sad to me - sure, everyone else is happy, but you have no memory of your own life and the memories you do have are no longer real. Seems like a descent into depression or madness could be starting. Luckily he has Doc I guess
I thought they put that scene in with Garland enjoying the fact that the little girl accepted him and treated him like a friend, that may have been the factor to change his ways.
Since you asked my favourite Shyamalan film is The Village. It gets a lot of flack but I don’t really understand why. The “Night Twist” was the only one I genuinely didn’t see coming and it’s one of a few films that uses jump scares well. The acting, framing and cinematography in his films are always top notch. He’s clearly never going to be Hitchcock, who he’s clearly emulating, but you can’t say he shoots a film badly. His success/fail rate is probably about 1.5 in 10 but when he does land it he does in a big way. Unbreakable and The Village are good films. The rest are either disposable, nonsense, or insultingly bad (or all of the above). But all of his films do look good (except The Last Airbender and After Earth, that look like shit. I haven’t checked IMDb to see whether he changed cinematographer or anything but even if he didn’t that guy was having a bad day on those)
Ferris Bueller's Day Off: I always viewed the movie as a fever dream caused by Cameron's sickness... So to me the car either never existed or is still sitting in the garage.
Also it was always brilliant to see nuclear man fly Hemmingway into space with no bother to her. If she survived the vaccume of Space, reentry would be rather difficult also.
a whole society of people who are unused to earth gravity, suffering from centuries of bone loss, who have lost all basic skills and they have to rebuild society from the garbage....how long before they reboard the Axiom and fly away?
Cameron - Cameron is either 18 or 17 in the movie. He can be tried as an adult for grand theft auto and destruction of property. And Ferris would be an accomplice, as would Sloan. I absolutely hate the movie Ferris Bueller. It's an example of unchecked entitlement of suburbanite children who think that they can come to the City and act like morons.
Does anyone care that at the end of "Little Miss Sunshine" we learn that the little girl was left alone, every night, with her drug addict, porn magazine reader grandpa, who was teaching her strip dance moves? Seriously, I have never heard of anyone disturbed by this.
Escape from LA is SUPPOSED to be bleak, just like Escape from NY is. In the original movie, Snake was willing to start a nuclear war (or at least sabotage the peace process) because the President didn't care about the people who died to save him. It's entirely in character for him to want to destroy society as we know it. He's not a good person, just the hero of the movie.
Let's pretend that the 900 Land Before Time sequels don't exist. I'm sure a lot of us would like to. They make it to the great valley and live happily ever after. Except that their carefree childhoods are over. Their entire lives before that were filled with starvation and destruction, something was always trying to kill them, and then they just straight up murdered Sharptooth. Nobody is going to just forget that. Also, what relationship did they have with Ducky after using her as bait and almost getting her killed? That must have been awkward.
Another Disturbing ending with Buscemie. Billy Madison. He is basically today’s active shooter killing people that wronged him in his past. But some how saves the day and we all just look past it.
Steve Buscemie's character from Con Air eventually moves to Los Angeles and changes his name to Donnie. Where he lives a simple life and takes up bowling.
Not to mention Johnny 23 really makes you look at short circuit in a different light.
@@joelagreca2017 I see what you did there 😂
Or Steve Buscemi's character from Con Air eventually moves to Los Angeles and charges his name to Map of the Stars Eddie. Where he lives a simple life and takes up being a tourist guide 😮
Far out man 🥛
It's quite clear in Con Air that Garland Greene experiences a moment of shakabuku with that little girl's tea party and is a reformed character at the end. My fanfic sequel to Con Air has a Greene copycat that ends up bringing Buscemi, Tommy Lee Jones, John Cusack, and Harrison Ford into a mashup of Fugitive and Con Air to find the real killer.
The older I have become, the more I have defended Snake Plissken's actions.
i always thought it was blissken... plissken is so odd. and yeah, i've been hoping for the apocalypse basically since the first time i watched mad max, and every year i just wish even harder that this is finally the one.
How DARE society shift back to agrarian work‽
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🎵I sure could use a vacation from all this... 🎶
Humanity can rise from the ashes ...BUT FIRST THEIR MUST BE ASHES ⚱️
@@salvadordollyparton666check your hearing grampa
The Truman Show’s ending is darker than it seems. Truman may have left the dome and entered the real world, but he is still the most recognizable person on Earth. He will never have a normal life. He will be followed and photographed and hounded everywhere he goes. The only money he can make is from either writing books and doing interviews about the world he just escaped, or by suing the makers of his show for what he would be owed both from profits and them robbing him of a real life. The mental toll the experience would have on Truman is likely to cause severe anxiety, depression and possibly suicide.
He’d have Sylvia, though. She could help him acclimate to the real world. He’d also be able to afford private security and isolate himself as much as possible, since he’d be entitled to any royalties and residuals made from the show. In reality, the creators and actors in the show would’ve been arrested ten times over for kidnapping, false imprisonment, and impersonating law enforcement officers. There’s so much wrong legally in that movie that it wouldn’t be possible to ever pull off. But, a trained monkey would be able to win Truman enough money to never have to work again and go anywhere on earth he wanted. He’d definitely have a lot of hurdles to jump through, but there’s worse ways to live.
I heard a story from a former assistant of John Candy.
Candy had him come into John's office and read all of the characters, except for Truman, who Candy was considering playing.
It was a far darker movie.
He was deemed property of a corporation. He has no rights. He can't leave. Camera equipment isn't allowed to quit.
@kennethyazelle7544 except, he DOES leave
Truman show is far more tragedy than a comedy.
The Full Monty - the main characters end up doing their show for a delighted audience... and the following day they are still unemployed, with unchanged prospects for the future.
Or the show caused a riot after the crowd realized that they had all paid 10 quid for a strip show that was over and done with after just one song.
It's my absolute favourite movie.
I don't think too much about the fact that the small amount of money they earned that night isn't really going to make much of a difference in their lives once they cover their costs and divide it up between them.
I hated, hated, hated the ending of the first Kingsman movie.
Billions of people all over the globe maimed and slaughtered each other, including their CHILDREN!!!
All of the world's leaders and elite are dead, so nobody is in charge to handle the aftermath.
There would be worldwide chaos for years, maybe decades.
BBBUUUTTTTT...
Don't worry about that. Here is Eggsy having booty bumping with a Princess (who doesn't yet know her whole family is dead). Then let's take a fun revenge stroll to the pub. Somehow... all is right with the world.
Not to mention the inevitable massive number of suicides that would result from average people coming to their senses and discovering they had unwillingly murdered their loved ones.
Her whole family isn't dead. We meet some of them in the sequel.
@@GruffyddFO4 First of all, the movie was not made with the assumption that there would be a sequel. The ending was the ending. The Princess's family was dead, She was in the jail cell because she was the only member of her family that didn't agree with Valentine's plan. Whether that family was four people, ten people, thirty people, or two people, those family members were dead.
AND she would not know until after having sex with Eggsy. Imagine that post coitus conversation. 🤦
PLUS, the family's heads exploded. Not only was she suddenly an orphan, but she also had to offer her final goodbyes to a collection of headless corpses.
I mean yeah millions dead but Eggsy got to have butt as a reward so happy ending! /s
Reasons why I refuse to watch movie...
From the first time seeing BIG in theaters, all the things you mentioned occurred to me as the movie ended. What about his mom, the woman who fell in love with him, the job and adult people he left in the world of toy development, and that potentially very dangerous Zoltan machine, to name a few? A whole lot of dark questions for what is almost a kids movie.
especially sickening is that fact that his adult GF committed statutory rape.
Gender flip that film. Now how horrible is it.
@@julesmasseffectmusic the same amount of horrible. PDF's are gross regardless of sex/gender.
I've been saying for YEARS that from Susan's perspective, "Big" is horribly terrifying.
Alternate ending Susan goes to zoltar and wishes she was younger and becomes his gf as a young boy
@leevanciel3397 As an adult man that would be very unappealing to become a child and date a child. I'd rather just date another adult.
@@Kefka2010 well also heard she didn't have much of a childhood in original script as well as her parents blamed her for their mistakes so she had to grow up all to quickly
@leevanciel3397 Still would be very weird and unattractive to me. Just date an adult, it's that simple.
As a kid who got abused, that idea with Cameron on Ferris Bueller absolutely freaked me out the more and more I thought about it after I saw it at 12
Hilarious
Yea, Cameron definitely should have let Ferris take the fall for that. Damage to the car is one thing but destroying it would bring consequences that no amount of therapy would fix.
I'm very sorry you had that during childhood. My father was abused as a kid and he swore he wouldn't be like that and he wasn't and I have done my best to be a good father so the cycle can be broken.
Cameron would have just let Farris lose on his dad. He would have driven his insane.
My thoughts exactly! My father and stepmother were emotionally, verbally, and psychologically abusive to me as a teen (escaped at 16 and over 2 decades permanently estranged). I remember a few times going into "discussions" with my father after doing something "wrong" with my arguments all lined up to face him. My planned points melted away really fast when he brought a similar list of points of Terrible Things and wouldn't let me defend myself. I'd go in feeling confident and end in tears and on the verge of suicidal.
At the end of "Surrogates", Bruce Willis's character kills millions of people. When he shuts off the Surrogate system, city streets across the world will become clogged with crashed vehicles as their drivers switch off. Aircraft, trains and shipping will be left without pilots and crew, adding to the carnage. Untended cooking will catch fire, and those fires will burn out of control, as the emergency services struggle to reach their firefighting equipment through the clogged streets. 🤦♂
the end showed the
REAL PEOPLE
leaving their homes
none died
@@andrewblanchard2398 Well, certainly the Real People are safe, initially. However, the world is full of deactivated Surrogates who were driving vehicles, operation heavy machinery, tending kitchens and carry out surgery. I feel that carnage is coming.
Superman blocking out the source of his own power was pretty wild
He is like a solar battery though so he would retain his power while not in the direct sunlight.
@@batmanwins5701Ironically, Nuclear Man is one of the reasons I kept telling people, and used to explain why Godzilla could and would 😅
Is that why Chris Reeeves Superman 5 didn't happen? 😢
@@p.d.l7023 turns out horseback riding is the other kryptonite.
Escape from L.A. has another outcome not mentioned. Half the world was either in the middle of, or just entering winter.
How many will freeze now without heat, or starve without food. How many can adapt to hunting, fishing, and farming within, at most, 4 months?
Given the mess that world was in, they might be better off.
@@Thurgosh_OG No.
As far as 2012 goes, one word cannibalism. Rich people, the other white meat.
I definitely want a shirt that says “Eat the rich” on the front and “Rich people the other white meat” on the back.
two words. genetic bottleneck.
Reminder - Africa survived, though there would have been earthquakes etc so may dead but also many alive too.
@@Thurgosh_OG I don't know how Africa survived, as the Great Rift Valley is geologically active, and so would have kicked off along with the rest of the volcanic apocalypse. 🤷♂
@Thurgosh_OG no all was covered by water. But they do have animals
According to TV Tropes this list would be an example of "Allegedly Happy Ending (Esoteric Happy Ending)."
My theory is Cameron took off and ended up in L.A. and later got on a bus that had a bomb on it
Oh Darn! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Silence of the Lambs (absent from list) has the same ending as Con Air. Hannibal hasn’t been reformed and plans to eat his next victim for dinner.
why does lector have to be reformed though?
Lecter could never be reformed.
That was on purpose. Him being free was for the sequels, not a big problem
@@paulelroy6650 I'd like to have befriended Lector and introduced him to people whom I dislike.
@FredScuttle456 not sure of the ratio of brave/stupid that thought is. The odds he deems you on the menu seem insurmountable 🤔
X-Men writers fundamentally do not understand Magneto. After surviving 1930-40 Germany he never wants to go through that again and in the end adopts a mindset of do unto others before they do unto me. Many writers however simply think that being a holocausts survivor grants him blanket immunity for whatever crimes he may commit not understanding that he is a warning and a cautionary tale not a hero,.
You should clarify it's HOLLYWOOD script writers NOT comic book writers .
Magneto’s character is angry and he sees himself as superior to humanity. He becomes what he hates someone willing to commit genocide.
The movies don't portray him as a hero.
Huh…DOES THIS REMIND ANYONE OF ANYTHING?
@@TPRM1 Yes, Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
I think it's pretty obvious Garland Greene has changed. He has nothing but contempt for the other criminals on Con Air and all he does is in the movie is trade barbs with Cameron Poe and play dolls with a little girl. He's a lovable scamp... that once wore someone's head as a hat on an interstate road trip.
Perhaps Magneto's actions in Apocalypse are why he's founded Genosha as a mutant haven by Dark Phoenix.
2012 and Escape from L.A. should have both had sequels showing how Mankind would deal and rebuild from globe disaster.
2012 was going to have a sequel based on the ships arriving in the relatively safe and still alive continent of Africa.
I think it's important to remember that Snake isn't really a good guy. He's a weapon you unleash when you really have no other choice, and he's going to be royally pissed off at you the whole time.
Are you sure the movies “2012” and “Superman IV: The Quest for Peace” deserves deep thought?
P.S. My favorite M. Night movies were “The Sixth Sense” and “Unbreakable”.
I feel like I haven't seen a whatculture video in a while, good to see you mate 'ow ya been
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your maths is wrong. it would have been .0055%. you got a little carried away with the zeroes.
US - Literally EVERYTHING.
Main question tho: was the break out part of an experiment? Because you just have to feel like even if Red says the project was cancelled, someone still has to be watching. Otherwise Red wouldn’t have been the ONLY Tethered that got out. HOW DID SHE LEARN SO MUCH BEING DOWN THERE?!?!
That movie sucks
She learned so much by just watching the others as they reacted to the real world.
The real question should be how did her tethered twin, up top, not get info from the real her planning the takeover during “Hands Across America.” She should have still had those *powers?*
@@BBAERSTANCE1 def don’t agree but love your opinion.
@@thorodinson3597 maybe she got lazy and spoiled much like The Taylors. She could relax a bit after a while I felt.
Demolition Man-
After the death of Simon Phoenix and recapture of all the other criminals. Society would gladly dive even deeper into that sanitized pseudo utopian way of existing regardless of Stallone and Learys characters influence.
You would happily too, once you found out what the 3rd seashell was for. What universal wonders could rid the world of incels & hatred.
in the "escape from" series, i think its pretty obvious that the really vulnerable people were already dead. so... the whole "medical support" thing? its only the rich and powerful that would have any access to it.
now Kingsmen... this is why Fanfiction is great- i have read a bunch of fan fiction that expressly deals with the aftermath of the murderous rampage
The classic is The Wizard of Oz, where you get to the end of the movie and it's not like the real woman who's promised to come kill Toto has been melted by water. We don't have anything telling us she died in the twister or had a change of heart when she heard about Dorothy's comatose state.
Far as we know, Toto's still in as much danger as he was pre-Oz.
Ferris was the baddie
Cameron was suicidal, Ferris saved him.
@@jamespope7669 going to be dead again once when his father gets home.
American Psycho. Even if he didn’t do anything and it’s all in his mind… he’s still on the loose and ready to start at any time. What is his line? Where does the killer start and end?
Also, what the hell is Jean gonna do?!?! She can’t quit.. but how can she work with this dude KNOWING what goes on in his head!!
Well, sadly, I think she marries him in the book so there’s that.
If you ever wondered what happened to humanity after the second Snake Plisken movie, just watch Mad Max 2 and others
I'm strangely very okay with the Escape From duology being prequels to the Mad Max series...
Con-air: Actually they do show that the character is changing. He doesn't unalive someone we fully expect him to take out. It's like he starts thinking instead of simply reacting. Escape from LA: Alternate Earth ... but can't say I'd have done any different. Yes, a lot of ceasing to exist. But then, archaeologically speaking, it's not the first time we've dropped the population radically. Natural causes previously, of course.
the thing about Con-air with garland green they merely show him playing with the little girl but iirc it does not show her parents/guardians so he could have killed them but i see your point as well. it has been a while since i watched Escape from LA so i do not remember if the Sword of Damocles permanently disabled technology or if it was temporary. if it was the first it merely means mankind is stuck without technology for maybe a few years on account of the knowledge of the technology is still available. if it is the second then it means the power could be turned back on.
P.s. sorry about the rambling why i write it is a reflecting of how i think
Con-Air was about Symmetry. You do remember the injustice that put Nick in prison, right?
Steve remaining free could just be the injustice at the end of the movie.
Yes, he didn't un-alive someone, but he wasn't out on a furlough from jail.
I like to think Green has been reformed.
The ending of 2012 was FAR more stupid than that. The whole premise of the idiotic movie is that the nature of neutrinos has changed (impossible), and instead of being massless particles, they have "evolved" (!) so that they interact with matter and heat up the planet. Then after a few days, they just, what? De-evolve back into their former state? An evolution that, if we even put aside the impossibility of it for a moment, happened once in 14 billion years, and then happened again a week later? It was an incredibly stupid movie that should never have been made.
Although it did lead to the funny bit in Dara O'Briain's stand-up show pointing out this ludicrousness, so I guess we've got that to be thankful for.
My theory on Ferris Bueller's Day Off is Cameron, even though he seems lucid, it's still in a fragile mental state. During the fight that ensues, Cameron finally cracks and murders his father
I wouldn't blame him if he did!
You left out the obvious one. The Truman Show. Truman leaves the domed world where everyone is an actor supporting his existence. He is now in the real world where billions of people think they know him and are his friend. Safe to assume the "Bank of Seahaven" isn't real and Truman has no actual money, or place to live once the set of the show has been shuttered. How long will it take for his "true love" that he knew for less than a day gets tired of an unemployed, broke man who is constantly hounded by the entire world wanting something from him. Will he have the skills to capitalize in this fame or be used for everyone else's gain while he ends up destitute. Even if he can be compensated by the producers that f'ed his life, how long will the money last. Will he have the skills to avoid being taken. And the psychological issues he will have adjusting to the real world, knowing nothing he remembers of his past is real. Not sure his "freedom" is a happy ending.
Oh, I am certain his notoriety will help him instead of harm him.
One more. Gone Girl.
Just like Tanner said, they NEED a reality show because I’ve GOT to see what raising this child is gonna be like. Also, I’m under the strict belief that THAT IS NOT NICKS BABY.
🗣️GILLIAN! WE NEED A SEQUEL!!!
I will add Bruce Willis' movie "Surrogates." At the end of the movie, his character deactivates all the surrogates, so that "people will be forced to leave their homes and interact in person." Except that most adults have surrogates doing their jobs. So, all the planes being flown by surrogate plots will crash, as will all the trains and busses, including school busses full of children, because child surrogates are illegal, so kids don't have them to go to school in their place. Also, all emergency vehicles will stop, including ambulances taking human patients to the hospital. Speaking of hospitals, all the surrogate doctors working on human patients will stop mid-operation. Even those surrogates that stop without causing deaths will be an issue, as the roads will be filled with an endless traffic jam of vehicles whose drivers stopped. It will take months to clear them out, during which time no food will be delivered, emergency services will be unable to respond, and utilities will be unable to be run. In addition, all the surrogate police and soldiers will shut down, leaving their weapons and other hardware easy pickings for criminals who either cannot afford a surrogate, or don't have one to avoid being traced, as well as enemy troops and terrorists getting their hands on advances US weapons. So, Bruce's character basically shut down human civilization because he felt lonely.
Independence Day:
Yay, we defeated the aliens.
All the major cities in every part of the world - gone (if not burned to a crisp they lay flattened under a humongous alien saucer).
Hundreds of millions, probably billions of people - gone.
Most of mankinds cultural achievements (arts, architecture, historical buildings, historical documents etc.) - gone.
The political structure to organize the time after defeating the aliens - gone.
The economic base to rebuild - gone.
That's not how I envision a victory.
but.... victory cigars! 🤣🤣
No one wants to talk about Fight Club. (Don't say it.) At the end a half dozen sky scrapers are collapsed. Only a few deaths but this is essentially a 9-11 level event. A thousand investigators, local and federal, will descend and search for the perps. Marla, the Narrator and the other members of the club are in deep trouble.
Return of the Jedi. A moon sized space station is blown up in orbit. Huge metal chunks will rain down on Endor for weeks or months. Endor is doomed as these will cause massive calamity and global winter for years.
Same with Independence Day.,
Realistically Garland Green would have been recaptured almost immediately because they'd put out an APB on him, splash his picture everywhere, and casinos are kind of famous for keeping eyes on every player.
I hate 2012 with a burning passion. The film failed to convince me that I should root for the main family specifically while the entire world died (and most other survivors would be rich jerks). There was nothing special, interesting or compelling about the leads, and it was just about their survival. Contrast that to the same director's Independence Day. There we have multiple arcs to follow, those characters are charismatic, they come from different backgrounds, and while they are also trying to survive, they are trying to get others to survive as well. And because those people are inspirational, we care about them, we root for them. Even in The Day After Tomorroy, which is not a good film by any measure, we see the leads invested in doing good. 2012 is too grim and cynical for such a dumb movie. If it's about the lava, the waves and the absurd stunts, then make it fun. Leave the darkness for those who know how to properly convey it (hey, I love Melancholia).
The scene discussed here on the Kingsman reminds me of X2 United where William Stryker and then Mystique and Magneto make Professor Xavier use the Cerebro to attempt killing all of the mutants and then all the ordinary humans and all of the accidental deaths it would cause as both mutants and ordinary humans doing crucial and dangerous jobs suddenly become temporarily debilitated for several minutes.
Doesn't even have to be a crucial or dangerous job - just the amount of people driving on the highways or through neighborhoods that suddenly couldn't control their vehicles for several minutes would be disastrous on a large scale alone, and that would be on top of the crucial and dangerous jobs that would cause even more disaster.
Unbreakable for sure. His best twist imo. Mr Glass revealing all those atrocities in the hope to finding someone that’s the opposite of him sticks with me more than traumatized child, stupid aliens, a commune walled off form the outside world, or bees.
Whats the movie at 05:11?
Still Superman 4
@i.b.640 it's goes from Superman and it says Warner bros in the corner, to a boat movie with a big wave and it says Sony Pictures in the corner, and then back to Superman with Warner Bros in the corner. So the middle movie is different.
i could be mistaking but i think that is the cruse boat from 2012
@troylovel6714 yes it is, I just looked it up and found the scene. Thank you.
@@NoticeVids no problem
Also, where did Garland get that coat from?
I don't think you have to reflect further on the ending of Escape from L.A. to get the full implications.
I stand with Snake
Someone wasn't paying attention at the end of 2012....
That is normal for Whatculture.
The ending to The Usual Suspects is actually really stupid if you think about it because the whole movie was to conceal his identity but then it’s revealed to the police in the end anyway despite his narrow temporary escape.
In 2012 there is absolutely nothing saying that other humans and animals survived. Parts of Africa were not really damaged.
Middle aged people acting immaturely... meh. Fairly standard.
If you ever get a chance to watch the director's cut of Big, do it. There are quite a few tonal shifts that you wouldn't expect, particularly around the best friend.
The ending of Day After Tomorrow should be on this lis too. The world's food and energy supplies totally disrupted. Talk about global chaos
To be fair in regards to Escape from LA, Snake did something almost as bad in the first one when he destroyed the tape, this likely led to a continuation of a war all because the then President wasn't hung up on the deaths of several people he barely knew for more than 5 minutes and dealing with likely the PTSD from his treatment while knowing his meeting could stop a war.
With Escape From L.A., that's the whole purpose. Snake is fed up with the human race's constant widespread violence via technological weapons. He declared humanity didn't deserve technology and he was right.
In "Happy Birthday to Me" unless Virginia does some very quick thinking, she's going to be accused of all of Anne's murders and sent to an insane asylum, prison or even to an execution chamber. She was previously saved from drowning and certain death on her 14th birthday using an experimental method for rebuilding dead brain tissue. If Virginia is found guilty of Anne's murders, not only is she doomed but likely the brain rebuilding procedure, too. "Did this procedure cause Virginia to go insane and go on a murderous rampage?" The only person she actually killed was Anne herself. This actually makes her a hero.
The guy who supposedly died on the water planet in Interstellar might still be alive. He’s wearing a space suit with oxygen, which we never see damaged. It’s possible he could wake up, and because of the time-slippage he’d be up there alone for an eternity.
Eh, Charles is in love with Erik so I can give him a pass for forgiving him ❤
I feel like in 2012, the scientists specifically said that Africa never flooded. So that would mean that the entire continent of Africa should still have all of its citizens
Albeit with major earthquake damage.
And the possibility of a nuclear winter brought on by the yellowstone super volcano eruption.
There a theory that Cameron’s dad is a dirty cop, how else can he afford a classic Ferrari and the amazing house on a cops pay
I hope the girl what played Eggsy's sister wasn't traumatized during that scene. She was only 3yo I'm guessing?
Yeahhhh, she wasn't in the scene. Do you know how movies work?
Use child in the stroller, push stroller into the bathroom, CUT SCENE to include shots of a stroller with fake child in bathroom while door is behind broken
As for "Big", not only does Josh have some awkward explaining to do, but will his life ever be awesome again?
He lived a very successful life as an adult. He got a hot girlfriend, a nice apartment, and a great job...BECAUSE he had the mind of a child!
What's gonna happen after he goes through life? Especially when you consider it won't be normal because of the whole "kidnapping" thing?
U missed that the highest elevation in Africa allowed people and animals to survive in 2012
Yeah they all run to the big mountain !!
The population of Africa in 2012 was 1,128,843,454
The human race sprang back from a near-extinction event which left 1000 individuals. The human race would spring back after the events of 2012
Why did I get the imagine of Nuclear Man flying up to Superman and flipping him off.
We didn't really see anything bad happen to Africa in 2012. The series it was based on heavily implied that it was, for whatever reason, basically okay. And that the people on the arcs were going to have to deal with them.
Meanwhile Australia has been reduced to only those who were sking the time. It's flat as buggery here.
The one that struck me recently after rewatching Raiders of the lost ark, is this: They could easily have forgone a lot of the hardships by just letting the Nazis have the Ark. It was always going to kill them as soon as they opened it. So they could have just followed Belloq until he opened it and then just took it. Better still, if they'd just made sure to kill Belloq after the Ark was found, Deitrich would have taken it to Berlin and it may well have been opened in front of Hitler. His face melting off in 1936 would have saved millions of lives.....
I take it you've watched a certain episode of the big bang theory?
@DavidStowers-o7k Nope, never watch that show. Did they discuss something similar?
@@caeserromero3013 Yes, when sheldon's partner uses the same assessment you gave in your post, sheldon goes into a "lore crisis".
IT WAS GLORIOUS!
@DavidStowers-o7k Cool. Have you got a link to a clip of it on youtube? Sounds interesting.
Yeah, the 2012 problem… The writers actually killed any real hopes for a hopeful ending when they blew up Yellowstone. That sunny sunset will disappear.
Kingsman 2 should have delved into the carnage. It would have been unique in the genre and everything would have felt more natural than what actually came to be
The population of Africa in 2012 was 1,128,843,454. And it states that Africa was untouched in the catastrophe. So they had a lot more survivors and hope to work with than that American/European centric estimation you just gave of 2012.
I just finished watching "Trick or Treat" (1982). Joan gets off scot free for sending Malcolm to an insane asylum just to start a relationship with another man. Her son, Christopher, is a spoiled brat who faces no accountability for his actions. On top of that, he'll probably get away with killing Linda because he used the original killer's knife and the police wouldn't be able to establish a motive for this murder. He probably also wouldn't be stupid enough to leave the knife handle unwiped afterwards. The killer was an enraged Malcolm who was actually insane but we have no way of knowing if he was insane before being sent to the insane asylum.
In the comic, Age if Apocalypse takes place in an alternate timeline: people from it pay occaisionak visits to Earth-616 (the mainstream Marvel timeline), some have mived there permanently (e.g Nightcrawler)
It's A Wonderful Life-- does George fire Billy like he knows he should?
SNL did a skit in the early 90’s with Dana Carvey doing his best Jimmy Stewart. In it, they figured out that Potter stole the money and the whole town storms his home to lynch him.
I feel like if superheroes and mutants were real, the regular citizens would have been pushed to extinction without all having Iron Man suits.
Back to the Future 2 and Timecop should be on this list. Both characters mentally murdered and took over the present day versions of themselves. Everybody around them will be complete stranger's because of the changes in the timeline
I know it’s an unpopular opinion, but I really liked The Lady in the Water. Seen it more than once.
I love that film & I’m truly baffled by all the hate for it.
I absolutely love it. It's a bizarre, lovely faerie tale with just some of the weirdest, most wonderful characters. I've never understood the hate, either.
Is ghosts of mars not escape from LA’s sequel
The true consequences of the end of Superman IV: The Quest for Something Vaguely Resembling a Storyline are that there would be no more Superman movies for several decades. And when there were, they kept not quite living up to the 1978 movie
My favorite M. Night movie will be the one where Hollywood finally realizes all his movies are somewhere between predictable mediocrity to less predictable nonsensical garbage.
I’ve been waiting for it since Sixth Sense.
“Big is one of the most beloved comedies of all time”
Wh-..what!?!?
Superman III and Superman IV do not exist.
The ending of Back to the Future always seemed a little sad to me - sure, everyone else is happy, but you have no memory of your own life and the memories you do have are no longer real. Seems like a descent into depression or madness could be starting. Luckily he has Doc I guess
Snake saying f@ck you to the whole planet saved a poor sequel in one amazing scene.
whos to say garland isnt changed. he doesnt eat the young girl he could have making he feels lucky because he now has the chance to be abetter person.
I thought they put that scene in with Garland enjoying the fact that the little girl accepted him and treated him like a friend, that may have been the factor to change his ways.
Since you asked my favourite Shyamalan film is The Village. It gets a lot of flack but I don’t really understand why. The “Night Twist” was the only one I genuinely didn’t see coming and it’s one of a few films that uses jump scares well. The acting, framing and cinematography in his films are always top notch. He’s clearly never going to be Hitchcock, who he’s clearly emulating, but you can’t say he shoots a film badly. His success/fail rate is probably about 1.5 in 10 but when he does land it he does in a big way. Unbreakable and The Village are good films. The rest are either disposable, nonsense, or insultingly bad (or all of the above). But all of his films do look good (except The Last Airbender and After Earth, that look like shit. I haven’t checked IMDb to see whether he changed cinematographer or anything but even if he didn’t that guy was having a bad day on those)
I think that Superman reverting the rotation of the earth in the first movie is much worse than moving the moon...
Dont Worry Darling definitely ended with me asking a million questions. It was like the 1899 season cliff hanger...
Ferris Bueller's Day Off: I always viewed the movie as a fever dream caused by Cameron's sickness... So to me the car either never existed or is still sitting in the garage.
The serial killer from con air could be an excellent sequel.
What about the people affected by the timeline change in Back to The Future? I'm sure some people ended up being negatively affected.
Also it was always brilliant to see nuclear man fly Hemmingway into space with no bother to her.
If she survived the vaccume of Space, reentry would be rather difficult also.
Wait ... no mention of Wall-E at all?
a whole society of people who are unused to earth gravity, suffering from centuries of bone loss, who have lost all basic skills and they have to rebuild society from the garbage....how long before they reboard the Axiom and fly away?
Cameron - Cameron is either 18 or 17 in the movie. He can be tried as an adult for grand theft auto and destruction of property. And Ferris would be an accomplice, as would Sloan.
I absolutely hate the movie Ferris Bueller. It's an example of unchecked entitlement of suburbanite children who think that they can come to the City and act like morons.
I think Cameron is going to be okay. Hell, he might even become the U.S.S. Enterprises captain or something.
Does anyone care that at the end of "Little Miss Sunshine" we learn that the little girl was left alone, every night, with her drug addict, porn magazine reader grandpa, who was teaching her strip dance moves?
Seriously, I have never heard of anyone disturbed by this.
Escape from LA is SUPPOSED to be bleak, just like Escape from NY is. In the original movie, Snake was willing to start a nuclear war (or at least sabotage the peace process) because the President didn't care about the people who died to save him. It's entirely in character for him to want to destroy society as we know it. He's not a good person, just the hero of the movie.
It's a good thing that Billy madison apologized to Garland Green for his bowling. Since it took him off his list.
Let's pretend that the 900 Land Before Time sequels don't exist. I'm sure a lot of us would like to.
They make it to the great valley and live happily ever after. Except that their carefree childhoods are over. Their entire lives before that were filled with starvation and destruction, something was always trying to kill them, and then they just straight up murdered Sharptooth. Nobody is going to just forget that.
Also, what relationship did they have with Ducky after using her as bait and almost getting her killed? That must have been awkward.
400,000 people remaining out of 7.2 billion would be closer to .00556, not .00005. =1 person for every 18,000, not 1 person for every 1.8 million.
Another Disturbing ending with Buscemie. Billy Madison. He is basically today’s active shooter killing people that wronged him in his past. But some how saves the day and we all just look past it.
Escape from LA's ending is a happy ending. That humanity didn't deserve to avoid the dark ages.