question of the day: What’s the worst movie ending ever?
It doesn’t necessarily have to be from a terrible film. I can imagine someone otherwise loving Citizen Kane who thinks the discovery of Rosebud’s identity at the end is howlingly idiotic.
It doesn’t necessarily have to be from a terrible film. I can imagine someone otherwise loving Citizen Kane who thinks the discovery of Rosebud’s identity at the end is howlingly idiotic.
I hope it’s a nice thing, but I suppose it could be an unpleasant thing, too…
I must choose the magnificent The Artist, for which its black-and-whiteness isn’t merely an artistic choice but inherent in its genius…
Mine? GoodFellas, a film that rocked me when I first saw and has stuck with me ever since, and one that I never fail to thoroughly enjoy on re-viewings.
This is really tough for me, because I’m such a geek and SF is my favorite genre…
Raiders of the Lost Ark is my most favorite movie ever, and this is its genre, so here it is…
As pure comedy goes, I might pick Midnight Run as my favorite. It never ceases to be hilarious even upon the 100th re-viewing, and it’s endlessly quotable, with applications for all sorts of real-life situations…
With New Year’s Eve almost upon us, this is a vital topic we must discuss…
Mine is, hands down, no question, John Denver and the Muppets: A Christmas Together…
Is there an overall essence to the idea of The Movies, even if the setting isn’t fantastical, that demands a feeling of unreality?