What movie ending are you still unresolved with?

[Joscott]

Knowing was a terrible ending. That movie started running downhill and jumped off the cliff at the end.

[Panthro]

Porn movies that spoof real movies generally have poorly-written endings imo.

And here I thought they were all Happy endings

[Panthro]

Die!

We dropped by yesterday while walking the dog btw.

Where? Here? Did you knock? Did a worthless roomate fail to give me the message?

[Scrumtrilescent]

Where? Here? Did you knock? Did a worthless roomate fail to give me the message?

Yes, yes, yes, yes (Phil).

[Panthro]

sonofa. ive pry made fun of Armanti too much

[Razzy]

Lock, Stock, & Two Smoking Barrels.

Does he dump the guns in the river? Does he answer the phone? Argggh!!!

[Matt Foley]

Dreamcatchers went from really interesting to one of the worst movies I've ever seen in the blink of an eye. And the ending didn't help.

Kind of like Knowing.

[Starscream]

The Day the Earth Stood Still (remake with Keaunu Reeves)

2001: A Space Odyssey

[Jangler]

2001: A Space Odyssey

It's full of stars. What so hard to understand?

[bigjohn]

Gone in 60 Seconds.

I was watching it in a theater and a thunderstorm hit and power went out with five minutes left. I have seen parts of the movie on cable at least a dozen times since then but somehow never get to see the last five minutes.

[Mr. Scot]

"American Psycho" had an ending that just kind of left you going, "huh" (and this from someone who likes twist endings)

For the record, I liked "Memento", but the ending does leave you going "awww crap".

I'd have to agree that the endings to the new "Planet of the Apes" and "the Life of David Gale" suck. Another one with kevin Spacey, "K-Pax", just kind of leaves you going, "wait..." :confused:

And while I've not seen it, I understand a lot of people hate the ending to "Pirates of the Carribean: At World's End".

[DirtyMagic97]

Someone hates Nolan

I really don't. In fact I like a lot of his earlier work. I just think so many people get caught up in the fact that they are supposed to like the movie. I realize there are more people out there who like the movie for what it is, but I've talked to many about Inception. The justification for liking the movie is "how in-depth it was!". To me it was just a convoluted mess. Like I said, I did like The Dark Knight.

[TarPanther9180]

Old Yeller

[Cat]

Mannequin, I mean could she still turn into wood whenever she wanted?

Inception - I can't wait to watch it again on DVD

Donnie Darko - my husband has watched that movie many times and has somewhat resolved it for me.