YOUR favorite movie ending

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[1_Inch_Group]

I'm bored...and watching The Mist again.

Best movie ending, EVAR!

Give me your best movie ending.

[Salvavida]

Best. comedy: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off

[Bullish]

My favorite?

Any and every movie with Adam Sandler in it.... Because they’ve ended.

[wbarmy]

Tasty is not what I call it. I can imagine nothing more personally horrible than giving up; which is what he did; and finding that it was not only worthless to do so, but now common knowledge that you gave up.

The internal guilt and external censure would be horrendous.

[wbarmy]

Shane, an ending which spawned a thousand knock-offs.

[nickedknack]

The Magnificent Seven:

“The Old Man was right...only the farmers won. We lost. We’ll always lose.”

[tellw]

I love the ending of Amadeus where Salieri sees Mozart die penniless and obscure but we see 40 years later that Salieri the famous imperial court composer in his day has become the really obscure one as Mozart has the last “laugh” musically.

[1_Inch_Group]

:)

[CIB-173RDABN]

Battleground

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDQvYE8sbc8

[Godebert]

The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly, when Tuco arrives at the Sad Hill Cemetery just before the finale shootout and Ennio Morricone's The Ecstasy of Gold begins to play.

[kalee]

Gone with the Wind

[flaglady47]

“Glutton for punishment I guess.
Now...stop distracting me. Your favorite movie ending sir.”

That’s ma’am to you, sir. Oh all right, favorite movie ending: Gone With The Wind, of course. “I’ll think about it tomorrow,” says Scarlett O’Hara. That’s my motto in life too. See you on FR tomorrow....

[Jed Eckert]

The Bedford Incident

[TXBlair]

Gran Torino.

Excellent ending! I did NOT see it coming!

[dynachrome]

“A Boy and His Dog” starring a very young Don Johnson.

[ByteMercenary]

You have my vote. “Blade Runner” is an excellent movie that follows the book fairly well in concept but the visuals in the movie take a few liberties that are IMHO very appropriate.

Phillip K Dick was one of the giants in the science fiction genre.

[poconopundit]

Roman Holiday, Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn

[AMiller]

Dr. Strangelove

[TXBlair]

“God’s Not Dead” had a stunning ending; it got in my head for days afterward.

[mylife]

FIN

[Hardastarboard]

wardaddy - obscure reference, but one of my all time favorites - "F$$k the bonus!"

Vince - agreed. Great ending to "The Departed"

And, of course, the end of the original "Dirty Harry" (Do you feel lucky, punk?)