Your favorite movie ending.

[dascoyne]

Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.

 

[ALLEY]

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Great one—but I like the famous Lost Ending even more….

 

[CT1138]

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OMG, yes! How could I forget! This is one of my favorite endings of all time.

"No man is a failure who has friends."

 

[dascoyne]

IMO one of the most beautiful movie endings of all time. My Darling Clementine (1946). John Ford's rendition of the gunfight at OK Corral. (This is the original John Ford ending, not the horrid Zanuck edit)
Everything about this scene is just about perfect - pacing, theme, acting, composition and cinematography. When you consider all that came before, this final scene is powerful and poignant.

 

[joberg]

^^
Yep, cannot beat that one

 

[dascoyne]

"I hope ..."

 

[joberg]

The ending of "Miracle on 34th Street"...love the last shot of the cane leaning near the fireplace

 

[simiouno]

The treasure of the Sierra madre

 

[Analyzer]

I know a lot of people will probably poo-poo it, but...

12 Monkeys

 

[simiouno]

I know a lot of people will probably poo-poo it, but...

12 Monkeys

it's your favourite , that's all that counts !

 

[jcoffman99]

The Wrath of Khan ending gets me every time.

 

[dascoyne]

 

[JoeG]

The Fox and the Hound. Just a perfect ending.

 

[dascoyne]

The Fox and the Hound. Just a perfect ending.

I haven't seen that movie. You just added it to my list.

 

[Jamesfett]

I know a lot of people will probably poo-poo it, but...

12 Monkeys

I really don't like people, so I feel this is an excellent choice.

 

[jts1031]

 

[signeddiamond]

I have always loved Lemon Popsicle. I came across it as a kid and it was the first time I had experienced a feel bad ending. It really hit me and vastly expanded my perspective on what film could be.

 

[Marv]

The 6th sense. Brilliant how that turned the whole film on its head.

 

[VanPersie]

On Her Majesty's Secret Service

 

[DarkHelmet]

Another of my favorite endings is Jacob's Ladder. Takes you from "What the heck am I watching?" to "Oohhh.... I need to watch this again".

YES YES YES!!!

The ending of Jacob's Ladder is one of the most moving endings ever.

Spoiler

When his deceased son comes to get him and they share that moment on the stares, and the son comforts his father like a father comforts his son is a tear jerker.