Have you watched the alternate ending? It is a lot more closer to the main point of the novel than what those stupid test audiences picked.
Films that start well and end terribly
What a rip off from the book. Really annoying too when will smith went on a chat show and when asked if the film was based on a book or older film (the presenter wasnt sure himself) will smith without a seconds though said older film !!!
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Will smith went on a chat show to promote I am legend.
The presenter asked will smith "is I am legend based on an old film OR an old book?"
Will smith replied without a seconds though "old film"
What doesnt make sense?
Will smith cannot even pay homage to an awesome book that gave him that part. Then they give it a happy hollywood ending as far removed from the origanal ending than you can get.
The presenter asked will smith "is I am legend based on an old film OR an old book?"
Will smith replied without a seconds though "old film"
What doesnt make sense?
Will smith cannot even pay homage to an awesome book that gave him that part. Then they give it a happy hollywood ending as far removed from the origanal ending than you can get.
Alien Resurrection, grant it's not as good as the others but I hate films that end with the hint there's going to be another one and then they don't do it. Other examples
Dragonball z
Green Latern
The Last Air Bender
Just to add a film with Tim roth called Funny Games, that ending vexed me.
Dragonball z
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The Last Air Bender
Just to add a film with Tim roth called Funny Games, that ending vexed me.
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Will smith went on a chat show to promote I am legend.
The presenter asked will smith "is I am legend based on an old film OR an old book?"
Will smith replied without a seconds though "old film"
What doesnt make sense?
Will smith cannot even pay homage to an awesome book that gave him that part. Then they give it a happy hollywood ending as far removed from the origanal ending than you can get.
The presenter asked will smith "is I am legend based on an old film OR an old book?"
Will smith replied without a seconds though "old film"
What doesnt make sense?
Will smith cannot even pay homage to an awesome book that gave him that part. Then they give it a happy hollywood ending as far removed from the origanal ending than you can get.
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The Happening and the Village got my attention at the start but I thought could have ended alot better.
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How about Watchmen? The first half of the the film was great for me, but the main plot and the ending was off.
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Delgo, only grossed $700,000 against a $40 million budget
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Well, it started with $40 million and ended up with $700,000.
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The Happening and the Village got my attention at the start but I thought could have ended alot better.
The Village is awesome as it is.
But I'm swiming against the tide with Shyamalan here, I know.
Utter drek.
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The Bourne Legacy...strong start with the opening credits...then it was all down hill from there...
No but really one that comes to mind I've watched recently:
The Place Beyond the Pines - I thought the first half of the movie was relatively neat premise, then just dove off a deep end in the 3rd act. Maybe it was just because it wasn't what I was expecting at all. Just seemed a bit silly to me. Too ambitious I thought.
No but really one that comes to mind I've watched recently:
The Place Beyond the Pines - I thought the first half of the movie was relatively neat premise, then just dove off a deep end in the 3rd act. Maybe it was just because it wasn't what I was expecting at all. Just seemed a bit silly to me. Too ambitious I thought.
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Insidious.
I think the first half of the film is rather creepy and the story idea felt quite fresh considering it was released when the "found-footage" films were still being churned out off the back of the success of the Paranormal Activity franchise, but towards the end it seemingly turns into a childrens movie with the monster looking like a mix of both Freddy Krueger and the devil from The Powerpuff Girls. I just feel it loses its edge about halfway through and suddenly I can't take the story seriously anymore.
I think the first half of the film is rather creepy and the story idea felt quite fresh considering it was released when the "found-footage" films were still being churned out off the back of the success of the Paranormal Activity franchise, but towards the end it seemingly turns into a childrens movie with the monster looking like a mix of both Freddy Krueger and the devil from The Powerpuff Girls. I just feel it loses its edge about halfway through and suddenly I can't take the story seriously anymore.
The Place Beyond the Pines - I thought the first half of the movie was relatively neat premise, then just dove off a deep end in the 3rd act. Maybe it was just because it wasn't what I was expecting at all. Just seemed a bit silly to me. Too ambitious I thought.
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Three movies come to mind immediately as movies whose endings left a bad taste in my mouth:
TITANIC
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
JOHN TUCKER MUST DIE
Just thought of another movie that deserves mention here...the 1980 comedy Private Benjamin really works up to the point where Judy decides to stay in the army but falls apart after that.
TITANIC
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN
JOHN TUCKER MUST DIE
Just thought of another movie that deserves mention here...the 1980 comedy Private Benjamin really works up to the point where Judy decides to stay in the army but falls apart after that.
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The Mist
I share most people's anger over Frank Darabont's ending. Honestly, I can see why it's actually a successful ending, given that it draws out a pretty emotional response from most people. Problem is it's a straight up sucker punch. I doubt I'll watch it again.
The Ring
Pretty good ghost story up until the end. I just don't like surprise "twists" when they're woefully unrealistic and illogical, given the story that's been set up. It ruins the experience for me.
Identity
Similar to the above, this was a pretty decent thriller until the surprise "twist" at the end (when the real "killer" is revealed). Again, terribly illogical and tacked on to serve as a "gotcha!" for the audience. Lazy writing. :/
The Departed
I know I'm in the minority here, but I've written at length on this site about how much I hate the ending. The film is so tense and gritty and real, but the end betrays all that. It's a cartoon. It's silly. It makes no sense.
I share most people's anger over Frank Darabont's ending. Honestly, I can see why it's actually a successful ending, given that it draws out a pretty emotional response from most people. Problem is it's a straight up sucker punch. I doubt I'll watch it again.
The Ring
Pretty good ghost story up until the end. I just don't like surprise "twists" when they're woefully unrealistic and illogical, given the story that's been set up. It ruins the experience for me.
Identity
Similar to the above, this was a pretty decent thriller until the surprise "twist" at the end (when the real "killer" is revealed). Again, terribly illogical and tacked on to serve as a "gotcha!" for the audience. Lazy writing. :/
The Departed
I know I'm in the minority here, but I've written at length on this site about how much I hate the ending. The film is so tense and gritty and real, but the end betrays all that. It's a cartoon. It's silly. It makes no sense.
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