Movies: Ending Scenes That Ruined Otherwise Okay Films
I don’t know if it’s the same with you or not, but if the ending of the movie isn’t good, it just doesn’t feel complete. Just like any other factor that’s important for a movie to end up being good, the ending scene in my opinion matters the most. A good conclusion gives so much satisfaction. Doesn’t it? However, some makers forget to craft the conclusion compellingly. That’s a big turn-off. Also, if the ending scene isn’t right, it feels as if the movie has been left hanging in mid-air. Moreover, there are so many movies that were so good in the beginning but started feeling out of context by the end. SO, here’s a list of ending scenes that ruined otherwise okay movies. Check it out! Also, you can comment and let us know which ending scenes in your opinion ruined movies. See you there!
1. Justice League (2017)
The team was having a hard time competing with the enemies. But the moment Superman was resurrected, he bashed Steppenwolf left and right. With this, the conflict was gone and the team had no difficulty after that. Ok, good. But what about the struggles the team was having before Superman came in? All that was quickly forgotten. Moreover, they in a way showed that if the team’s strongest member is absent, the team can’t survive.
2. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdome (2018)
We all almost thought that this film will conclude the movie by giving a real-life lesson that we cannot save everything until that little girl presses that button!
3. Wonder Woman (2017)
The movie was about Princess Diana rescuing a US pilot Steve. Everything was going great in the movie. But the final battle scene was so terrible that everything fell apart.
4. Insidious (2010)
The movie is about Josh and Renai moving into a new house to start fresh. However, their son falls into a coma. Right after paranormal activities begin to occur in the house. Sounds scary, no? The whole movie was so scary and could easily give anyone goosebumps. However, the ending looked like it was written by some 8-year-old child trying to mess up things!
5. Passengers (2016)
The whole film was great and it could have been an amazing sci-fi film. But Aurora and Jim taking the ‘happily-ever-after route ruined the mood of the movie. There was so much in the movie they could show. For instance, they could’ve shown how they both managed to survive on the ship as hostiles. You know? Like spicing it up a bit.
6. Downsizing (2017)
The movie is about a scientist inventing a procedure called Downsizing. It shrinks people and also has financial benefits. Lured by this, a married couple takes up the downsizing process. The concept was great and unique. BUT they could’ve managed without that forced love story!
7. The Circle (2017)
The film shouted out loud the message- it’s dangerous to reveal so much online. However, it made a complete 180 degrees on the message at the end.
