I liked Inception - I felt that it didn't need closure because
I also like ambiguity, such as the ending of In Bruges -
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When it's just a simple thing such as, 'Does _____ die or live' or 'Is it a dream or reality' then I love them, but when there are a hundred threads left unfinished because the writers were too lazy to come up with believable conclusions then it annoys me *coughSkylinecough*
The Sopranos was a wonderfully stylish and moving ending in my opinion, although when I first saw it I was like WHAT THE FUCK HOW CAN YOU END IT LIKE THAT YOU BASTARDARRRRGGGHHHH!!!!!
he was with his kids anyway - he didn't know or care that it could have been a dream (although I do wonder what would have happened if he came back a bit later and found the top still spinning)
I also like ambiguity, such as the ending of In Bruges -
not knowing whether Ray dies or not, and not finding it that important
When it's just a simple thing such as, 'Does _____ die or live' or 'Is it a dream or reality' then I love them, but when there are a hundred threads left unfinished because the writers were too lazy to come up with believable conclusions then it annoys me *coughSkylinecough*
The Sopranos was a wonderfully stylish and moving ending in my opinion, although when I first saw it I was like WHAT THE FUCK HOW CAN YOU END IT LIKE THAT YOU BASTARDARRRRGGGHHHH!!!!!