AWESOME ENDINGS
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The ending from the Mist book is better, essentially the dad and kid escape and find the army and all the cancerous fuckheads from the grocery are assumed dead. T
The whole point of the story is a commentary on how easily humans turn to killing each other and how often religion is the primary backing for murderous zeal. Now wtf happens to that idea when the zealots all turn out fine and the only logical sane people end up blowing their own brains out? Fucking bonked thats what!
The whole point of the story is a commentary on how easily humans turn to killing each other and how often religion is the primary backing for murderous zeal. Now wtf happens to that idea when the zealots all turn out fine and the only logical sane people end up blowing their own brains out? Fucking bonked thats what!
Seven.
Babylon 5.
Blade Runner.
Dead Space.
The Empire Strikes Back.
The Sixth Sense.
Unbreakable.
Alien.
Shawshank Redemption.
Babylon 5.
Blade Runner.
Dead Space.
The Empire Strikes Back.
The Sixth Sense.
Unbreakable.
Alien.
Shawshank Redemption.
Earthbound had a really neat ending. The whole run-up to the final boss battle was just one brain-shag after another. It was all very well done.
Red Dwarf- the end of series 6 that is, where sadly the series should have stopped. "Better dead than smeg" and the end of Rimmer's character development.
-Nick
Red Dwarf- the end of series 6 that is, where sadly the series should have stopped. "Better dead than smeg" and the end of Rimmer's character development.
-Nick
Sorry about the wait: my dorm's internet has been crap today.Azraellod said:
I guess it seemed to me that he fell back on the Death Note a bit too easily. I mean, there were a few situations he could have handled a number of different ways: Light was a supergenius. All the amazingly smart things he did throughout the show, and yet it seemed, more and more throughout the show, that he resorted to the Death Note with less and less struggle. At first he tried finding different ways of doing things, but eventually it got to the point where he would just try one or two things to get rid of someone, and if they didn't work he would just go write their name. I guess it seemed like sometimes he could have tried a bit harder to spare their life. Of course, this became more frequent and extreme, culminating in Takada's death: he just killed her as soon as she was no longer needed.
My thoughts, at least. Admittedly, though, I'm seeing that I have to watch it again. I'm realizing how fuzzy my head is on the details of the last half or so.
My thoughts, at least. Admittedly, though, I'm seeing that I have to watch it again. I'm realizing how fuzzy my head is on the details of the last half or so.
Oh for fucksake, why do people insist on making DTD threads when they havent even got 100 posts?
Fine:
Happy endings...
Fine:
Happy endings...
The ending of Mother 3 is heartbreaking in a way that no other game has matched.
Also, the last episode (as far as I'm concerned) of Scrubs holds the distinction of being the only TV episode to make me cry.
And I don't know how many of you are familiar with A Boy and His Dog, but it's worth it to slog through the whole occasionally bad movie just to see the brilliant, pitch black hilarious, out-of-nowhere, and shamelessly misogynistic last scene.
And don't even get me started about 2001: A Space Odyssey. Does it make perfect sense? No. Was it a completely mind-blowing, otherworldly experience like no other in the history of film? Hell yes.
Also, the last episode (as far as I'm concerned) of Scrubs holds the distinction of being the only TV episode to make me cry.
And I don't know how many of you are familiar with A Boy and His Dog, but it's worth it to slog through the whole occasionally bad movie just to see the brilliant, pitch black hilarious, out-of-nowhere, and shamelessly misogynistic last scene.
And don't even get me started about 2001: A Space Odyssey. Does it make perfect sense? No. Was it a completely mind-blowing, otherworldly experience like no other in the history of film? Hell yes.
sorry i didn't respond earlier, i opened this message, then had to log out immediately so i then forgot about it.Thaius said:
actually, i thought he used the deathnote quite a lot early on. he set up measures to protect it, then seemed to focus on using it. he only didn't use it when it became ineffective to him, or a hazard. for example, against L, or on Misa, it created only risk.therefore he was unable to use it effectively, and that seemed to me to be the only reason he didn't. it was a case of
it was a measure of how effective L was against light that he prevented him from using the deathnote frequently for that long. but all of light's major moves took advantage of the properties of the deathnotes, shinigami, and the various rules that governed them. like the swapping notebook trick to make rem follow him. he took advantage of this to manipulate rem into killing L and watari before dying herself. he had to do this, because it wouldn't work if ryuk followed him, and rem was a serious threat.
i merely used that example though because it took advantage of all 3. there are plenty of other examples, although i still resent the fact that the creativity in them seemed to constantly diminish after light's memories returned. the final scene was truly broken, with the logic behind the two plans being based on something that seemed just silly.
use it as well as possible
find another solution
it was a measure of how effective L was against light that he prevented him from using the deathnote frequently for that long. but all of light's major moves took advantage of the properties of the deathnotes, shinigami, and the various rules that governed them. like the swapping notebook trick to make rem follow him. he took advantage of this to manipulate rem into killing L and watari before dying herself. he had to do this, because it wouldn't work if ryuk followed him, and rem was a serious threat.
i merely used that example though because it took advantage of all 3. there are plenty of other examples, although i still resent the fact that the creativity in them seemed to constantly diminish after light's memories returned. the final scene was truly broken, with the logic behind the two plans being based on something that seemed just silly.
Halo 3's ending Legendary ending. Really closed off the series well, while leaving some nice openess to it.
