What Movie Ending are You Still Unresolved with?

Originally Posted by floydpink

Shutter Island.

He understands what he did and doesn't want to live with it, so he pretends to still be sick so they will lobotimize him. That way he doesn't have to remember what he did, or live with it.

1408. Another great King story.

Towards the end of the film you can hear the operator on the other end of the phone say something like "even if you get out of this room, you'll never leave".

I took that to mean that at the very end of the movie it's just another con job, he's really still in the room.

[VirtualSmitty]

There Will Be Blood. I love that movie, love it, but the ending always strikes me as rushed. Maybe there's something about it I never got, but it just never struck me as proper for a film as awesome as it was.

[yachties23]

Originally Posted by VirtualSmitty

There Will Be Blood. I love that movie, love it, but the ending always strikes me as rushed. Maybe there's something about it I never got, but it just never struck me as proper for a film as awesome as it was.

I've always kinda agreed with that thought Joe. I think because the movie itself is almost so anti-climatic until the very end, you are just waiting for stuff to happen, and in the last 8 seconds it all does. I love the movie, anything Daniel Day Lewis is in, is by default amazing, but it has that crappy, climax/rush the ending culmination, although the scene in the in home bowling ally is pretty awesome

[JaKaacH]

Originally Posted by BigCat

Pulp Fiction - what's in the briefcase??

A MacGuffin

Originally Posted by Kreth

Actually, I read an interview with Tarantino where he said it was delberately kept vague. He also gave a few of his favorite theories that he's heard from fans. Wallace's soul was one, but my favorite was the missing loot from Reservoir Dogs.
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Tarantino referred to the brief case as a MacGuffin, he wanted it vague. You're still talking about it...??

Originally Posted by OLS

But see I DON"T buy what Tarantino says, he of all people should know what was in the briefcase,
since he freaking wrote it. Anyone else that wants to posit a theory can say that crap, but from
him it's just a copout.

Did it matter what was in the brief case?

MacGuffin clicky

[Kreth]

Originally Posted by JaKaacH

Tarantino referred to the brief case as a MacGuffin, he wanted it vague. You're still talking about it...??

Actually, we were done talking about it almost a week ago...
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[JaKaacH]

Originally Posted by Kreth

Actually, we were done talking about it almost a week ago...
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Actually, I must have missed the memo. Still being talked about 16 years later.

[JE3146]

Originally Posted by Resipsa

He understands what he did and doesn't want to live with it, so he pretends to still be sick so they will lobotimize him. That way he doesn't have to remember what he did, or live with it.

Says your opinion

Originally Posted by JE3146

Says your opinion

Well by all means tell us your opinion, LOL