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Top 10 Movie Endings That Defined Cinema

Top 10 Movie Endings That Defined Cinema

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were counting down our picks for the most memorable and iconic movie endings of all time. This list reveals the endings of some classics, so heres a spoiler alert. Our countdown includes Citizen Kane, Sunset Boulevard, The Graduate, and more! What movie do YOU think has the most iconic ending?
Date: 2023-11-21

Comments and reviews: 29


_The Graduate_ 's ending was supposed to be that way, and it was good. The entire reality was the fact that, in rejecting what others wanted for them, they had to find out who they really are together (which really is how it should be.
_2001_ really is just. weird. As a sci-fi fan, it really was too far out of reality.
_Psycho_ was revolutionary for the time, because it really made a chilling reality forward, that dissociative personality disorder really can be that dangerous.
_Sunset Boulevard_ isn't just a movie. it's all too real. It is in every actor and actress who fights to stay relevant. and is willing to embrace violence in order to remain so. Just look at all of the ones who hitched themselves to the most repugnant of ideologies, Marxism, in order to do so.

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I think you missed two that were really out there and didnt even get an honorable mention. Titanic and the sixth sense. Jack, dies, and Bruce Willis is dead the whole time. Both of those are unique and cinema changing for very different reasons. After Titanic came out, there was a lot of romantic movies that ended sadly. And the sixth sense after the big twist reveal, there was a lot of movies that went that way, and that had twists and turns and crazy endings. The first two that you have are absolutely cinema changing and they deserved to be in this number two and number one spot. But Titanic and sixth sense shouldve been there somewhere.
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Casablancas ending is timeless because it avoids the romance cliche. We wanted our protagonists to get together, but they must ultimately put their feelings aside for the greater good! Its done in such a wonderful way where you dont hate Rick, Ilsa or Victor for the ultimate outcome.
Its a genius conclusion that the crew fought over other ending alternatives to get the right one, and thankfully, they really did find the right ending!

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Some good choices here, though putting The Graduate in 10th is kinda criminal. It should be much higher and Thelma & Louise or Gone with the Wind should have bumped out The Shawshank Redemption (it's a very nice ending but defined cinema. no.
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50 first dates has a really beautiful ending. Maybe not the most iconic of all film, but if you are looking for endings that punch above the weight of the rest of the film. also I always have thought Shawshank should have ended with Red on the bus.
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To me, Citizen Kane is more than its cinematic innovations, it really is one of the greatest Rise And Fall Character Studies in film, and the image of the Rosebud Sled burning at the end cements that.
Great pick, MsMojo!

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Arthur Penn's _Bonnie and Clyde_ (1967) opened the floodgates for graphic violence in movies and influenced other filmmakers like Sam Peckinpah's _The Wild Bunch_ (1969) and Francis Ford Coppola's _The Godfather_ (1972.
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I asked some friends which movie the line we'll always have Paris is from and not even one of them knew. It's not a big deal but it be nice to have friends with common interests cos they would definitely know this
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These are all mainstream films. I like the ending of the Indie film, King of Hearts. There's Pvt Plumpick standing there at the gate of the mental health facility. Once you watch it, you'll never forget it!
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Casablanca was a great #1 but you missed the actual ending. .. Major Strasser has been shot. .. Round up the usual suspects. .. Louie, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship. ..
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Timestamps would be great addition, Ms. Mojo, or a list in the description. Not everyone has seen every movie, iconic or no. A few folks might want to enjoy your list while avoiding spoilers.
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Fun fact: the ending to The Graduate actually was a complete accident when the replacement director they had, to temporarily fill in for the main director, forgot to yell cut at the last scene.
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Sunset Boulevard was already unique, in that we already knew that the protagonist was doomed from the beginning. But allowing Norma to continue on with her delusion was memorably chilling.
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Rocky (1976-2006) Is My Number 2 Favorite Movie Franchise my favorite ending to a film has to be The Shadow (1994) not a critically acclaimed film but I love It alot
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The ending of Psycho is chilling
Its crazy that Anthony Perkins DIDNT even get an Oscar Nomination for Best Actor for his portrayal of Norman Bates!

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You think the ending to Some Like It Hot would have gotten a spot on this list if it was as dramatic or depressing as most of these entries?
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This is an excellent list of movie endings. However, for me, the best one is Robert De Niro's smile in the opium den of Once Upon A Time In America.
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you do go back in time a bit, but stick to one language: THE CABINET OF DOCTOR CALIGARI, LE JOUR SE LEVE, BICYCLE THIEVES, IVAN THE TERRIBLE
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The ending of The Searchers -- with everyone entering the house but Ethan not being able to and the door closing as he walks away.
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The ending of All About Eve - about the endless cycle of fleeting fame and how another one will take over should be included here
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Glad Casablanca is #1
My two other favorite endings
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
The Bridge on the River Kwai

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It not be an iconic ending but Hannibal Lecter talking to Clarise and quoting Im having an old friend for dinner is the best
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One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest and Vertigo have two of the most iconic endings in my opinion. They should both be on this list.
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To see the real people that suffered through the Holocaust in Schindlers List was so uplifting after such a bleak movie
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It's a wonderful life. With all those people in George's house giving whatever they could was a beautiful ending.
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I'll be right here. Even as a grown adult, that ending keeps on yanking on my heartstrings, making me sob buckets!
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The ending of Planet of the Apes practically traumatized me. I am so glad I went into it not knowing a thing.
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The Graduate ending was a mistake, the director forgot to call cut and the actors didnt know what to do.
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THELMA AND LOUISE. Yesssss. Iconic and my favorite movie ending. Sad it was only an honorable mention
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