Top 20 Movies Ruined By Disturbing Endings
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- These endings rubbed moviegoers the wrong way. For this list, we’ll be looking at films whose downer conclusions undermine some of their better aspects. Our countdown of movies ruined by disturbing endings includes “Glass”, “Truth or Dare”, “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas”, “Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension”, “High Tension”, and more! Which ending rubbed you the wrong way? Let us know in the comments!
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Sometimes, the endings doesn’t end up fulfilling expectations
truth or dare
The happening
Not all endings has to be happy all the time
Not all endings are expected, but all beginnings of the endings will always be unexpected
Boy in the striped pajamas ending did not ruin the movie. It’s pretty full circle and makes complete sense
@@_Smarf_ i took it as karma. I never once felt bad for the Nazis in the film. I felt for the innocence of the children whose ignorance of their world lead to their tragic ends. That’s the message of the movie. The innocence that was lost on both ends because of hate and greed.
It did actually that ending SUCKED!
I agree. Great twist.
I wasn't surprised by the ending could see it coming when he put the prisoners clothes on
@@entertainmentjunkie But the end of the book is exactly like this
The Woman In Black is an incredible ending. In fact, it's arguably a happy ending
Plus the original book has a dark ending, the movie just stuck to the tragedy
Agreed. I liked the ending! Gonna read the book soon.
@@baxtersmom279 it’s definitely worth a read. Susan Hill crafts the atmosphere with haunting tension and yeah the ending is just brutal; it’s the cycle of unforgiveness
The ending isn't bad, but I just don't understand why the ghost went after the lawyer's child after all he did to help her and reunite her with her child.
@@TheLadySilverMoon the Woman in Black is an angry revenant. She operates on a cycle of unforgiveness from the wrongs done to her by her sister and the world around her. It didn’t matter that Arthur helped bring her peace as she’s vengeful and just wants to inflict hurt on others like she was hurt
Black Swan's ending is especially disturbing because you realize everything that happens is due to her descent into madness.
so what its not ruined
@@TH-camsaysimCyberbullymost of these movies weren't ruined they were just sad 😢 watch mojo put the wrong title for this video it should say sad endings instead
but that's great tbh
I loved The Secret Window. The only part I didn't like about it was realizing what happened to the dog.
Same, i always skip that bit
Agreed, it makes me mad/sad when I dog does in a horror movie like v/h/s/2 😢
watching that as a kid gave me some damage even though I grew up watching crime or war movies. Even today that image of the dog is ingrained in my head.
Well there is a reaso for that. No dog in the story.
You know that animals in movies aren't really dead, right? You know animals die in real life, right? It's silly that people can watch whole swaths of people die in movies and understand it's not real, but one dog, and it's a mental health catastrophe. Ridiculous.
The Boy In The Striped Pajamas had that ending for a reason. It didn't ruin the film, but made it much sadder.....
It made it make sense!
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas ending didn't even come close to ruining the movie. It's utterly gut wrenching, no doubt, but the only reason I still remember that movie 10 years later is because of that ending
Yeah, I feel like it encapsulates. the point of the entire movie? that hatred will always end up hurting everyone. By participating in evil, the father basically kills his son. Without that, what's the message of the movie?
@@malkam.7543the message of the movie is that everyone should acknowledge the horrors of what is going on around them such as the Holocaust and that commonsense of a child is limited to what they know which is highlighted in Bruno’s naivety
Glass wasn't disturbing, it was just badly done
Glass was OK. Not bad, not good.
It is a M. Night Shyamalan movie which are stupid as f**k.
Agreed...smile
Yes but SPLIT was Terrifing
Let's not forget about its original predecessors such as "Unbreakable" though
Secret Window was honestly an underrated Johnny Depp film
@chrisxavier3147 Nice graphic! My wife NEVER watched sports for 20 years but got brainwashed by her brother into becoming a Leaf's nut. There's only one big TV here so the deal at first was only Canadian teams. Now she stays up past midnight watching Toronto/Arizona.
Thanks, it was a miracle that they got past the 1st round! @@dicksonfranssen
THANK YOU! I was gonna say that movie definitely was NOT ruined because it was still awesome
You stole my story! ;) @@entertainmentjunkie
I agree. I actually think I'm going to give it another watch.
I think the ending in “the boy in the striped pajamas” did NOT ruin the movie. It made it an unforgettable drama
Imo it would have been a better ending to have the wife pack up and leave, with her son. And turning against the Nazis.
Killing the two children for shock value feels lazy.
@@purplebean8989 Yeah, I think people dislike it cuz in a way, it make it seems like the death that wasn't supposed to happen it's only the son of the nazi. But I think that that's forcing the interpretation too.
@@purplebean8989 In my opinion, I think the ending was perfect. They weren't killed for shock value at all. I really just can't get over how ignorant that statement is. The thing that makes the father regret working for Hitler isn't the mere fact that his son died, but the fact that if he didn't work for him at all, he and his family wouldn't have had moved there. Not only that, but if Hitler didn't make the camps at all, his son wouldn't have died. I don't mean to be rude but the only thing that seems lazy is the story going exactly as it was perceived to be going (the mother taking the kids and moving away). The fact of the matter is people died. Children died. The father was only able to see how wrong it was after his own son joined that number.
@@nitrogenz6921 I suggest that you please please read the book, that this movie is based on, and then come back and judge my opinion.
There is many differences that make the ending better in the book, but the main big difference is it doesn't just end in shock value. The mother goes back to Berlin and leaves her husband behind. He becomes depressed and starts assaulting his own soldiers. It ends with the allies liberating the camp and ending the war, and the father goes with them willingly, hoping to die because of the guilt and grief about what happened to his son.
Most of these movies had a perfect but sad ending just because it's sad doesn't mean it's not perfect
“The Mist” wasn’t ruined by the ending. It did exactly what the screenwriter wanted; pissed people off. I loved it.
Yes, even Steven King loves it
Stephen King liked the movie ending better than his book's.
The ending was best part lol this list is dumb
but... the list... doesn't mention The Mist
The mist wasn’t in this video…?
The ending Secret Window(2004) was pretty good tho, honestly as well as the ending to Boy and The Striped Pajamas(2008)
I clicked because I saw the Secret Window picture. I liked the ending and the entire movie.
@@bjanderson_09ditto
@@jamesterst264 I dare even say the ending beat the book’s, I mean I love ghosts but something more likely and relatable like the film’s ending is more impactful imo
I've never seen it, only have seen it's title with Johnny Deep in it. I'll take a peek at it whenever I have time to watch it. It's gotta be great because I've never seen Johnny Depp in a thriller film before
Secret Window is an amazing piece of film. It’s easy to call it cliche 20 years after it was made. But in 2004, it was ahead of its time.
Very true.
I feel like Remember Me the ending was good, because in reality that tragedy or any other one comes out of nowhere, like do you think people woke up that day and knew it was their last? no! Some probably had plans and then it was over
"Adopting a real life tragedy to artificially bloat a story's self importance, is a recepy for disaster."
Tell that to Titanic.
For anyone wondering, I think in the book either Bruno does die or he's just taken somewhere else but he's never seen again and his father is left guilty and confused but no longer willing to follow Hitler's orders
He deserves Hell for following the orders of the Antichrist in the first place his only way to save his soul is going willingly to Hell to atone for his sins since any attempt of his to clean his slate alive wont be selfless due to him trying to avoid damnation when he knows he deserves it.
@@C.A.M584woah buddy relax.
His death is the exact same in the book as the movie. The only difference is that his body is very found but his father pieces it together from the fact that his clothes were left by a hole under the fence. It's less that he's unwilling to follow Hitler's orders and more that he has a complete breakdown over his son's death. He's eventually taken away by Nazi soldiers and doesn't fight against it.
@@criptasticalWell that’s even worse. If he had kept it together, he might have saved some from the inside, like Schindler.
@@C.A.M584 That's not correct. Hitler was evil but NOT the antichrist. Also, what in the world are you talking about? And please do calm down.
Pay It Forward's ending is similar to the book it was based upon, a best seller by Catherine Ryan Hyde, in which Trevor's "sacrifice" DID change the world
I feel that was a good ending, Life's Destiny is not certain.....with free will and Murphy's law was not factored in. Sometimes Karma doesn't exist or if you believe, then karma will even out in the next life.
It was a really bad ending for the movie because, IIRC, Trevor's death never really effected anything but pain.
Spoil Free List
20. Glass (2019)
19. 47 Meters Down (2017)
18. Serenity (2019)
17. Truth or Dare (2018)
16. The Son (2022)
15. The Entity (1982)
14. The Number 23 (2007)
13. The Box (2009)
12. The Woman in Black (2012)
11. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas (2008)
10. Secret Window (2004)
9. Sucker Punch (2011)
8. Knock Knock (2015)
7. Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension (2015)
6. The Decent part 2 (2009)
5. Remember Me (2010)
4. Splice (2009)
3. High Tension (2003)
2. The Life of David Gale (2003)
1. Pay it Forward (2000)
That's really kind of you. It's appreciated.
Speaking of (un)kind? People in the comments referring to one another as stupid due to a differing opinion is sad...especially on an entertainment channel.
You’re a true hero.
@@SisuGirl
I agree
Whoever you are thank you very much, ya saved me a bunch of time and potential heartbreak (the boy in the striped pajamas)
I’m really glad Pay it Forward is on here. I’ve never been annoyed at an ending to a movie I didn’t like before I saw that one.
The Boy In The Striped Pajamas should not be on this list. The ending, while disturbing, was IMO necessary and very well done.
I liked the ending to Secret Window
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas has an incredible ending IMO, the film would not have been as effective without it; and I don't think the film in any way "sympathises with Nazis" but exposes their cognitive dissonance in caring for their own children but murdering others.
Funny thing about the woman in black, the 2012 version is a remake of a movie from 1989. The character played by Daniel Radcliffe in the remake was originally played by Adrian Rawlins, the same actor who portrays James Potter in the harry potter films
It all comes full circle, doesn't it?
So many people criticize The Number 23 but I really enjoyed it. I love psychological thrillers and dramatic Jim Carrey
It's one of my favorite movies.
Joel Schumacher is Top Director, and "even" Batman & Robin is high quality film .
@FirstnameLastname-my7bz if you think batman and Robin is "high quality," I'd hate to see what you think is poor quality.
@@modernmobster it Is high quality. One of the best looking 1997 movies
@@FirstnameLastname-my7bz Not only does it look cheaper than every Batman movie before it, but visuals are not the only thing that makes a movie high quality.
I don't understand why Truth or Dare is so disliked. I actually liked this movie, definietly a guilty pleasure for me
You misunderstood the ending of Splice, Elsa doesn't keep the baby, she sells it to a research company.
No they didn't.. They said "she keeps it FOR MONEY" as in she doesn't have an abortion and end up keeping it so she can sell it
I thought the ending of truth or dare was pretty bold. Spreading it to the entire world? Genius.
I actually watched The Life of David Gale in college about a year ago. I don’t think the ending was disturbing, but feels like it undermines the whole point of the movie. It’s supposed to be a movie about capital punishment being bad and the justice system is corrupt, but him and his friends scamming their way into manipulating the justice system feels like they’re the real villains of the movie.
It's been awhile, but I think that was definitely the point. You were supposed to feel the death penalty is bad, but in the end you realize how manipulated you were. You feel as manipulated as Kate Winslett's character.
The ending to pay it forward is engrained into my memory even though I haven’t seen the movie since I was a kid 😭
wasn't pay it forward based on a true story?
Same. Saw it when I was 11/12 and still to this day I try to do 3 nice things a day when I can, hoping people do the same.
The ending of Glass was exactly what it should have been.
My only complaint about Secret Window was how unbearably predictable it was
Sad part, it's not even true to the original story 😐
and slow
The book was better.
My niece said the same, but I was surprised by the ending. Did you really predict that he was the k!ller the whole time?
@@stephb3321Secret Window was only a short story in Foue Parts Oast Midnight, a collection of short stories.
I dare you to look up how many movies named "Truth or Dare" came out in a 10 year period and how many of them have the same plot.
Smile 2 is heading towards sharing the same ending with it as well :>
I actually love The Boy In The Striped Pajamas ending. It's so bleak and you know the family is going to change after that.
Not Secret Window that ending was perfect I know it by heart "I know I can do it todd downing said helping himself to another ear of corn from the steaming bowl....I'm sure that in time her death will become a mystery...even to me"
thank you! I loved it too
I actually liked the ending of Life of David Gale. Sure, it was very bittersweet, but I think it made sense given the content of the film
yeah, I feel like they didn't really get the movie by adding it to this list. Just when you thought you had it figured out that Constance had set David up, it's revealed he was in on it all along, and makes you less....sympathetic....to the cause. It was a good twist.
I agree with both of you. I rank it in the top twenty of favorite films. It makes you think how many basically innocent people have been executed. I personally don't believe in the death penalty for a variety of reasons but this idea of a possible innocent person put to death for just one murder is probably the strongest reason.
@@LostRoswellian exactly!
Yeah, most of the movies from that list had in fact fitting endings or twists. I was particular annoyed by their reasoning for The Son, The Life of David Gale and The Boy in the striped Pyjamas. These movies had the exact endings for very good reasons and to include them between bad horrorflicks is just tasteless. I guess they wanted to make an edgy list but it more looks like they just didnt understand the movies.
Goodness, Splice freaked me out as a teen. It was just SO STRANGE for no reason 😭😭
Glass was one of the biggest disappointments I've ever bought a ticket to
I think it is kinda funny that a movie is ruined by someone just cause the ending my be disturbing. It makes it sound like every ending to a movie needs to be happy. Are people that sensitive that they always need a happy ending?
I mean, half of these aren't even disturbing. Literally their whole point about Paranormal Activity: Ghost Dimension is how unremarkable the ending is. And then like 3-4 of these at least are just "hero was really the killer," so it seems unnecessary to have them on the same list.
Your kidding right? The ending to Secret Window was great. Sure it wasn't mindblowing but the main character biting the corn on the cob at the end was oddly funny. I liked it
Honestly the remember me ending I think was a decent twist. It made me think of how the September 11th attacks were out of the blue, they just happened and it turned the world around. It was an ordinary day that turned into a complete tragedy
I have never seen the movie myself, but I keep seeing it getting dislike on their lists for the ending. I remember 9/11 well. I don't see it as a cheap way of getting an audience reaction. It's actually a pretty decent twist. People living ordinary lives, then they are gone in the blink of an eye. They seem to have a fondness for Titanic and other stories about real life tragedies. I don't know why they become so sensitive about this one. I doubt any of them were even alive when it actually happened. My own husband would die at the age of 39 yrs old, eight yrs after the event took place. During those years, we lived our lives, and then one day he was gone. If he would have died on the day of a national tragedy, and a story were to be told about that, then the ending would have been the same. Ordinary lives intertwined with big news, and devastating, tragic events. You never know when the last day will be spent with your loved one. Appreciate them while you have them. I think they hate on it so much, because it seems to be the PC thing to do, rather than that it's a bad ending.
The Mist has the most disturbing ending.
@JediKnight207: The mist has the most disturbing ending.
Angela Baker: Hold my Whatchamacallit...
List was spot on with a couple of exceptions...Arlington Road, mother!, Enemy, Sleepaway Camp and Mile 22 should be worth "dishonorable" mentions, at least
Sleepaway Camps ending actually makes sense upon rewatching. You realize the movie has been giving clues to the big reveal at the end the whole time
Arlington Road's ending was its only redeeming quality!
Nothing wrong with 1982's "The Entity" in the ending regard. That ending was scary es hell.
For me, it was the Butterfly Effect (2004) and the Knowing (2009)
The butterfly effect had an unused alternate ending which made more sense with a coherent ending.
I remember watching Remember me for the first time; and I was so mad that I spent the whole movie thinking how cute it was and then it jumped to depressing in the last moment.
Disagree with The Secret Window. I thought the ending was amazing. It's my favorite Depp movie. As for The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, the ending was incredibly sad, but I don't think it "ruined" the movie. It made complete sense why it ended that way. The entire plot of the movie led up to that point.
Yeah comment section already called it. Secret Window was a fantastic movie & ending.
The ending of 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service' was pretty sobering...
“How about a little more pg, and lot less 13? Even I wouldn’t stoop to that kind of impropriety.” The Joker
We live in a society
One of his best lines. Love it!
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas should be nowhere near this list 🤦
#1 just shows me that bad things happen to good people, life isn't worth living if horrible people get away with what they do
It's not the big picture. There is a big picture. Life is worth living.
@@imbrod is it? humanity is cruel, violent, vein, petty, and above all, hatefilled
@@ellnats I used to think the same. However, I believe God will have a final saying. There are many examples of corageous people who stood up to horrible people, take Sound of Freedom for example.
@@imbrod i do that every day, and its to the thing you believe in
@@ellnatsGood that you do it every day! Kudos to you! Keep on doing that! You are not alone! In fact this morning I was praying for you although I don't know you
14:55 it’s funny how this rule applies to Remember Me and other movies, but everybody gives Titanic a pass
Because Titanic was about the Titanic. Remember Me was not about 9/11.
Granted, no one who showed up to the towers knew that their day was going to be all about 9/11 either. I can kind of see where making it a shock is a good way of portraying that. I'm not sure if that was their initial plan going in. But to a lot of viewers, it just seemed like "oh, guess they couldn't figure out how to end the movie so they just did this instead."
It always bugs me that Titanic, summed up, is the story of an old woman telling his family about the guy he fucked one night when she was on cruise eighty years before.
@@kieranhair37This is what's known as a shock ending. No one on 9/11 knew that it would be anything other than an ordinary day when they woke up and went about their business. Until the second plane. The ending came out of nowhere, just like that day did. The message is to appreciate what you have while you still have it, because you never know when it will be gone. They keep stating the reason for the dislike as using a tragedy to get an audience reaction, but many other films do this, too. If they haven't figured out the bigger reason for the inclusion of that day by now, they never will. Quite clearly, it took a lot for them to get that shot of Robert looking like he was there in the Tower. CGI isn't cheap, so it wasn't just tacked on at the end. It was planned as the ending, and they had a message. I haven't seen this film, but I did see Titanic after my sister finally talked me into it. Those are hours of my life I will never get back. Titanic took liberties with a real life tragedy to tell a mediocre love story, but that movie gets a pass and love from them?
*The Boy in the Striped Pajamas* There seems to be a lot of discussion about how this movie ends. My parents lived under Nazi occupation not far from Anne Frank's family home. Now anyone under 30 doesn't know what a "9/11" is anymore never mind the Holocaust. 1 in 10 Americans have never heard the word "Holocaust" before. 1 in 3 thought the death toll was fewer than 2 million. Nearly half of Americans could not name a single concentration camp. Are these the same air-heads who smile and take selfies at the gates of Auschwitz? It's not a Disney movie or Free Willy.
Please someone tell me I'm not the only one.
You are correct. The schools and parents of today have done a lousy job educating their children.
Boy in stryped pyjamas has a great, heart-wrenching and deep ending - it shows that the evil may sometimes punish those who do it.
It’s a garbage ending to a garbage movie with a grotesquely bad message. People were being murdered in the camp every day for the entirety of the film. Suddenly, it’s supposed to be extra sad because the “wrong” kid got killed? What about the millions of children intentionally murdered? Their story wasn’t sad enough? What a load of crap
@@monkeyballs512no, I think you got that wrong. First of all, I think it personifies the horror of industrial genocide, so the viewer identifies with it. Second, I couldn’t help but gloat at the miserie of the SS officer and his wife, even though innocent children were killed.
@@monkeyballs512 no, the point was that no one is safe from the atrocities committed in the name of hate. the SS officer paid the price by losing his son, his wife paid the price of being a nazi sympathizer. there is no such thing as "we'll just exterminate those OTHER people i don't like," it will always come for you at some point.
@@monkeyballs512it's based off true stories
@@jonah.donohue no, it absolutely is not. And, the fact that you would think that it is represents everything wrong with the film. No, Jewish prisoners in concentration camps couldn’t just chill by the fence all day and chat. They completely toned down the horrors of reality to make a children’s movie that turned out to be totally tone deaf and absurdly bad.
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas was a powerful powerful movie 😍😍😍
💯💯💯. One of the best films of 2008
@@chasehedges6775 Striped Pajamas is brilliant and what other ending could there be?
Its historical Accuracy is pretty BS tho
@@lunaris7342 Definitely true. But it was making a point, not reporting history.
By the way, I hope that was not meant as Holocaust denial because if it is, that is b.s.
I watched The boy in the striped pyjamas in my high school English class and it traumatised me, because no one deserved to die that way.
#1- Yeah that was so sad. I actually watched this movie when I was 11. It was for an assignment in 5th grade where we had to watch a movie we’d never seen before and then write a paper about the movie. Unfortunately for me I ended up choosing that movie and because I was under 13 I did watch it with a parent which was my mom. We were both utterly shocked at the ending. I’m pretty sure I was crying. Now when I think of that movie, that horrible ending is all I can remember. Even 16 years later I haven’t forgotten that ending.
It symbolises that humanity stomps out the best parts of itself with cruelty and malice only to create more of it the cycle is endless and it leaves one misanthropic of the human race.
If you read the book of the Boy in Strioed Pajamas it's taken from the wee boy's point of view. His innocence in what is going on and the wanting to build a friendship with the boy over the fence. Theres a part where he says how he wants pajamas the same as his and it hurts your heart. The worst is the end of the book..again all taken from the child's POV...right up until the dreaded scene. Absolutely NO nazi sympathising at all. Just a story to point out how adults lost the ability to see the humanity in each other and despite everything going on, two young children still found friendship. Making the adults involved feel disgraced and ashamed. Stunning and powerful story
I didn't see the ending of the Woman In Black as a bad or negative ending, I think that Arthur earned the right to be with his wife and in the end, it was worth it, because he was really struggling as a single parent to his son, through the whole movie, you could feel how much Arthur struggled to do the right things by his child to be the breadwinner and take up his duties as a father and a dad. So, despite their violent deaths, they were all together again as a family in the afterlife.
Honorable mention: Would You Rather.
A woman agrees to be put in a high gamble high risk game of This Or That filled with torture and murder, all for a cash prize that she would use to help treat her chronically ill little brother. After winning the entire thing she travels back home only to realize that her brother who wasn't aware of the game took his own life to spare her the financial struggle.
Oooh that sounds BRUTAL! I LOVE it!
You people do realise that Boy in the Striped Pajamas was a book before it was a film ? The book ends the same way....if you cant handle an emotional ending to anything, just give up now.
I taught the Boy in the Striped Pyjamas to a class of 13 year olds and one of them said “it’s so sad, Bruno wasn’t supposed to be there” and I said “no one should have been there”. The horror of the Holocaust suddenly fell on those kids like a bomb. The ending is necessary. It is the best lesson in making people understand that 6 million people died senselessly, pointlessly and on the whim of a madman.
Whoever wrote this cannot comprehend anything but a happy ending.
Truth or Dare's ending feels less like edginess and more like a sequel tease.
How is The Boy In The Striped Pajamas at all ruined?
And yeah, the ending of Remember Me turned a mediocre drama to a wtf waste of time.
Secret Window had a fantastic ending. Take your heads OUT of your own asses, WatchMojo.
“Her death will be a mystery, even to me.”
Chills
It was obvious and cliche
👍👍👍
Just way too obvious.
I thought secret window was a perfect movie, of showing how fragile a person mind could be, and that something like adultery could make someone snap.
High tension was so good I was caught off guard with the ending. I'm still shocked til this day.
If that wasn’t the ending to the Boy in the Striped Pyjamas what’s even the point of the movie?
Remember Me really got me with that twist, pan out ending.
Glass and Split ruined the greatness of Unbreakable. I just pretend they don’t exist.
Secret window was not ruined by its ending. It was wonderful
Hugh Jackman should have been Oscar nominated for The Son in place of Brendan Fraser The Whale and Zen McGrath too
Good to know that the title of this video is just a single opinion of one person.
That thumbnail proves Johnny Depp can play one hell of a psychopathic villain. He definitely needs to make a movie where he's the lead role as a serial killer. I'd watch honestly
The ending of Boy in the Striped Pajamas didn't ruin the movie! It was a gut-punch to the soul, but that is in keeping with a story that takes place during the Holocaust.
The end of The Blair Witch Project was the dumbest,most stupid ending I've ever seen. I didn't understand it,and I didn't know why it ended that way. SO confusing and dumb.
Chinatown. I was completely on board until the last few minutes.
Not counting all the people who think Polański deserves a break. Whoopi Goldberg thinks it wasn't rape because the girl was unconscious and therefore not screaming. Wonder why she never gets picked for jury duty.
"Forget it, Jake, it's Chinatown." It's one of those movies where you're like "What? It's over?" but on reflection you realize that's the point - not every story has a schmaltzy happy ending. "No Country for Old Men" has a similar feel, imo. Love both those films.
11:04 I don't get how it "symphasizes with Nazis." The child of a Nazi isn't a Nazi.
When 47 meters down ended, I was so flabbergasted and shocked and I just kept yelling. My family was laughing at me but I was like why why why
They just couldnr stick the landing
Nope
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The Devil Inside Or The Awakening Should Be On The List
High Tension has the greatest ending/twist in years.
I beg to differ on *_Pay it Forward_* and the ending. It captures the reality of how sometimes tragedy just happens out of the blue. That is real life.
Why just not have a happy ending? That ending just undermines the whole theme of the movie..
My issue with the ending of Pay It Foward was not seeing the kids who killed him held accountable. That always irked me even though the ending otherwise makes sense.
@@Denis-89, realism is what they were going for.
@@awesomesauce5974, unfortunately, that actually happens in real life as well.
@@Panwere36 lol, is that so? Or was it just a cheap manipulative trick to play on the feelings?
It undermined the positive message of the movie and a happy ending would have earned honest emotions instead of manipulating viewers
They forgot "buried" with Ryan Reynolds
The triangle has a disturbing ending too
49: Wow, another movie I guessed in my head. 47 Meters Down. Great shark movie but can’t say much for the ending
I prefer the sequel.
@@MalcolmCooperMovieWizardofOz Me too
Reminds me of the movie Deep Blue Sea (1999)
@@infamouswickedjokestar In what way, that ended happily.
@@MalcolmCooperMovieWizardofOz I never said it ended happily, but the overall film reminds me of the movie I can tell you that.
The Boy in the Striped Pajamas wasn't ruined by any means, it makes everything so much heavier
Man that transition from the solemn Boy in the Striped Pajamas narration to the almost manically chipper, "Number 10! Secret Window!" was something else.
Pay it Forward was one of the best movies I've ever seen. But yeah tbh I hated how Trevor died saving his friend from a fight
I've never seen High Tension but the vibes i get reminds me of the movie "Identity". I was so into that movie, then the ending happened... what a letdown
The movie is literally called Identity as in Dissociative Identity Disorder.
High Tension was pretty good. The ending was literally the only part of it that I hated. Not even just because I hate pretty much any horror movie where the protagonist was the killer all along, but because in this one it raises some legitimate questions about what her mind was even doing in scenes where you know the killer and protagonist are in different places doing different things at the same time.
Idk, I just always get hung up on details like that. Same with Fight Club. Love the movie, but I'm like "so this guy was banging Helena Bonham Carter, and instead his brain decided to just...picture him hanging out downstairs? Is that like thinking of baseball?"
I like 23 but the ending is far far FAR fetch, but what annoy me the most is that we never really know what the 23 curse was precisely
Most of these are actually great endings
Secret window ended the only way it could since it starred Johnny Depp right after his success with Pirates of the Caribbean.
11:04 … “it’s definitely a gut punch we wish we could forget 😰… Number 10, Secret Window!! 🥳”
Wasn't pay it forward an actual true story and that ending legitimately happened.
Pay it Forward was a fictional story adapted from the book Pay it Forward by Catherine Ryan Hyde.
Bruce Willis dying in a glass of water was so sad.
I loved "The Number 23". I know it's dumb, but I thought it was a fun interpretation of loosing your marbles.
You can say whatever you want, but I feel that the endings of these movies make the plot even better than they already were.
I'm' glad you threw the word "relatively" before the phrase "grounded slasher movie".
The Entity and The Number 23 were great films. Another two films you’re wrong about.