The Greatest Film Ending of All Time

Alex · 07-13-2007, 10:21 PM

The ending of Ghost Dad. I was so happy when it was over.

Seriously, though, I've been trying to think on this for two days and nothing is jumping to mind. For some reason I have always been more interested in how a filmmaker decides to start a film than how exactly it is ended (it doesn't help that more often than not I think the director waited at least 5 minutes too long to end it, most epilogues should be cut).

Mostly I'm posting because I'm hoping by admitting I can't think of anything that'll clear my brain and suddenly I'll have those "damn it! I should have said..." moments.

07-13-2007, 10:21 PM	#34
Alex . Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 13,354	The ending of Ghost Dad. I was so happy when it was over. Seriously, though, I've been trying to think on this for two days and nothing is jumping to mind. For some reason I have always been more interested in how a filmmaker decides to start a film than how exactly it is ended (it doesn't help that more often than not I think the director waited at least 5 minutes too long to end it, most epilogues should be cut). Mostly I'm posting because I'm hoping by admitting I can't think of anything that'll clear my brain and suddenly I'll have those "damn it! I should have said..." moments.
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