Potentially Great Movies With Terrible Endings

[JohnnytheSkin]

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I really liked Unbreakable but thought the ending tidbits which explained what happened to so and so kind of hurt the overall impact. Couldn't they just have shown some quick clips of the characters after?

I read somewhere that there were rumors of a sequel but so and so didn't go for it during production. Hence the post script.

[sportsdude]

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Two For the Money had an odd ending.

As far as laughing in the theaters, I got one. I saw Blade 2 and was hyped about it cause the original was entertaining, and then Blade starting killing the vamps by doing professional wrestling moves, I mean when I saw that part I was laughing so hard, everybody around me had to be pissed. I know Blade is not a serious movie, it's based off a comic, but to resort to pro wrestling, I mean it's like the writers were sitting around and said "we need to put something in the movie to reel in the NASCAR demographic......I got it!! We'll make Blade suplex and body slam the vamps!"

[johnsatchmo]

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Dreamcatchers definately! When I first saw the previews for that and for the first half I thought the movie was going to be good but it ended up sucking pretty bad.

I loved the Village, I think that's one of the best movies of last year. War of the Worlds sucked but not because of the ending (which I think is a good ending) but mostly because of the weirdness of Tom Cruise and they annoyingness of Dakota Fanning.

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Fallen - Ending is great where Denzel goes out into the wilderness to kill himself, but I hated how at the very end they had that wolf (I think) come out and Azazel still lived. If they would have just ended it before that it would have been great.