The proper way to end a movie

[kingpotato]

 

[Peterlight]

Wait wait!! Hold up hold up!!! What the heck just happened in the movie.

I mean was that real or part of the movie.

[killamch89]

On 12/31/2020 at 10:04 PM, Peterlight said:

Wait wait!! Hold up hold up!!! What the heck just happened in the movie.

I mean was that real or part of the movie.

Yes it was - I always wonder why don't villains just kill the hero. They always get so overconfident and then boom!

[The Blackangel]

They don't kill the hero, because people always want a happy ending. Even in horror movies, there tends to be a happy ending a lot. Or if not happy, just something that works out in the protagonists favor. Slasher flicks always end with the "death" of the slasher. Jason, Michael Meyers, Freddy, Leatherface, and any others I forgot always die at the end of each movie. The originals were entertaining, but once you reach 10 in a series, the first 3 have lost their charm.

[Jayson]

Movies that drag on at the end aren't my cup of tea.  For instance, in American Werewolf in London they did it the right way.  The werewolf died, her girlfriend screamed and that was it.

[Empire]

I like to think that whole building collapsed, but the director was like 'nah that would ruin my perfect ending shot - 2020 film will see blood everywhere and body parts flying 😛 not a plastic dool