[Salbass]

Originally Posted by X The Dude X

And most of my friends disagree with me on this one, but I loved the 40 Year Old Virgin, yet hated that musical number it ended on. It just felt too wacky and out of place.

That was pretty lame, but I consider that to be a post-ending as part of the credits.

[AdamG]

I saw 3:10 to Yuma on Friday and didn't like the ending.

[Philosophighter]

Originally Posted by AdamG

I saw 3:10 to Yuma on Friday and didn't like the ending.

I agree. It was a wee bit lame. Especially with the horse bit at the very very end.

[keam02]

I didn't like the end of Eastern Promises. The entire thing was great 'til that lame kiss that had no business being in the movie. Didn't really ruin it though, 2 bad seconds doesn't make a film bad, though the fight scene with gratuitous male nudity wasn't easy to watch either.

[Sloan Skin]

Originally Posted by CHOLERA

i watched the wicker man last night, that was pretty terrible. the only redeeming quality was the one-hit bearsuit knockouts. the covenant was worse, but that movie was just crap all the way through.

The original Wicker Man was absolute garbage!
It was one of the worst flicks I have ever seen!
I don't even know why video stores label that movie as "horror"

[Sloan Skin]

Originally Posted by Oeshon

The ending of no country was amazing, it really gutted you on the first viewing but when it all sinks in afterwards it was perfectly executed and written.

My vote goes for The Bone Collector

Bone Collector & Blood Work have predictable endings

When they use a top paid actor and only put him in a few scenes, you know he's the killer!

[Lpd]

Cloverfield had a shitty ending!

[ThinkGreen]

X-Men 3. Fuck making Magneto into a human! And also fuck having Wolverine kill Pheonix all easily...

[james123]

Originally Posted by X The Dude X

I've noticed that a handful of people have mentioned AI. I forgot how bad of an ending that flick had. Wasn't a great movie by any means, but it should have ended at least 30 minutes before it did.

And most of my friends disagree with me on this one, but I loved the 40 Year Old Virgin, yet hated that musical number it ended on. It just felt too wacky and out of place.

Steven Spielberg is one of most heavy-handed filmakers in the modern era. Forget about his endings, the scenes in his middles and beginnings are so treacly and sentimental and so shamelessly manipulative I can't stand it.

[Jimmy Key v.1.4]

no country for old men wins easy.

the ending of the fountain sucked balls too, but it was horrible the entire way though, so not sure if that counts or not.