A few -

Sunset Blvd. - "Ready for my close up..." Prob. the most remembered ending in a film.

Superman the Movie - Chris Reeve flying above the earth and just before the roll of the credits he looks into camera, smiles and winks.

Star Trek II the Wrath of Kahn - Spock doing the "Space.. the final frontieer.." speach while the camera pans over the newly created Genisis planet coming to rest on his "casket."

My personal fav. - Somewhere in Time - Christopher Reeve dying of broken heart and going towards the white light where Jane Seymour is waiting for him, with the building music score and all. Wonderful.

Gone with the Wind

Good one.

Casablanca.

Play It Again, Sam: "I'm short enough and ugly enough to succeed on my own. Here's looking at you, kid."

One of my longtime favorite movies. :snap: Mousepod

A beautiful friendship, indeed.

Maltese Falcon "Uh, the stuff that dreams are made of." and the fadeout of Brigid O'Shaughnessey having the elevator grate stand in for ther prison bars soon to enfold her. Terrific.

LOL but that wasn't the end of the movie, only the end of a scene :P

(The ending to "The Women" is with Rosalind Russell asking Norma Shearer : "Mary Haines, don't you have any pride?" to which she responds, "No pride at all. That's a luxury a woman in love can't afford!"). And is a rather silly ending ;)

The Usual Suspects comes to mind

Ooh, I thought of one. 12 Monkeys

I like that one.