First thing that comes to mind is the move "Jumper". I liked the movie, and then it just basically ends with him stranding the bastard in the canyon.
Terrible Endings?
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Movie: I Am Legend... They completely killed the whole meaning of the film
Game: Borderlands... A fun game but the ending.... gah.
Game: Borderlands... A fun game but the ending.... gah.
the ending to jets n guns gold is pretty horrible.
the bad guy successfully blows up the universe because he failed to enslave it due to your meddling and goes back in time to try to enslave it again, you follow him and defeat him mid-transit and end up back at the begining of the game on a harder difficulty to do it all over again. this happens everytime you reach the end... so.. you can never win. you just have to play forever.
Uhhhh...MicrosoftPaysMe said:
I'm not sure if you understand how these things work. 1>2>3>4
As in, the ending of Halo 3 has John going to sleep in a cryo pod, then being woken up in Halo 4 by Cotana because they are crashing into a planet. You know, the same one that was shown in the Halo 3 ending.
Don't really want to be the one to say this, but we honestly have a "Worst ending" at least once a week.
But to answer your question, Fable 2 had a bad ending and I really liked the game. But LA Noire had an even worse ending, and I hated that whole game.
But to answer your question, Fable 2 had a bad ending and I really liked the game. But LA Noire had an even worse ending, and I hated that whole game.
Congratulations!Serenity Fallen said:
Honestly, I loved it, but I'm crazy into Psychology and crap...
Did you, like, watch a different show than me?Fanfic_warper said:
L.A. Noire once it got into arson it felt like they just ran out of time and the ending was terrible. I hated it, felt it had very little connection to the rest of the game and came out of nowhere.
The ending to The Mist. Edit: Never mind I learned what the spoiler text looks like.
Anyway what is so stupid about it is that after all that struggling to survive the main protagonist shoots his two old friends, his son, and his love interest thinking that this would spare them the pain of having to suffer at the claws and teeth of the monsters that had been chasing them the whole movie. Then the U.S Military arrives and repels the monsters from the area making his killing of his loved ones entirely pointless. That pissed me off.
Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion.chaosyoshimage said:
I'm pretty sure that was the show. I could be wrong....I mean the only other code geass media out there is manga, novels, and games, of which only the manga and anime made it to america.
Being simply stabbed and tumbling down a stage is not climatic or fitting for the character and neither was the dialogue.
The ending should've been soemthing more along the lines of mech battle witha battleship or some kind of epic death.
The awesomeness of the show was undone by this ending for me.
50 episodes for a crap ending in my opinion.
He made a self sacrifice, Lelouch was Jesus the whole time! I don't really consider that anti-climatic, in fact, given the nature of the show, I think dying in a simple mech battle would have been pretty anti-climatic. Although, crazy fans like to believe he's alive on the orange farm living happily ever after. I am not one of those crazy fans and neither is the series director...Fanfic_warper said:
I was royally pissed when they canned that show, and it was getting so good too! Grrrr....Eisenfaust said:
OT: Borderlands had a pretty shitty ending and I loved that game, but that ending was like a kick to the throat.
Battlestar Galactica (the new one) ending irritated the hell out of me, why did they string me along for years only for that turd of an ending?!
Borderland's ending was complete garbage. I loved the game, which is why it stung so badly, ha ha.
Well I'm not a crazy fan, but I did like the series to a point. The pace of the show to me felt like we were heading for once last battle, like the Battle of A Boao Qu in the original Gundam but instead it's like the writer got lazy and decided to just kill him off like he was another background character who didn't deserve an epic death.chaosyoshimage said:
Oh, just remembered another ending.
Stargate Universe....the only Stargate in the series that earns my contempt. First season, everything was decent. Second season, start off ok...starts getting a bit bumpy and then the ending.....because the had to cancel, we are left with just as many questions as we had going in.
I love story. Story is the most important aspect of anything to me, whether it be novel or video game.ZiggyE said:
My problem is in anticlimatic endings. It's like waiting for that expensive meal you've been dying to try only to find out after eating it that you could've ordered from the value meal at McDonald's and gotten better quality.
Just remembered another one...
John Doe: Ok I'm partially lying. The story was good and it ends pretty decently, but it was cancelled and the ending really only VAGUELY answers some uestions in the series and then the writers come out and admit that they were winging it most of the time and there was never anything really panned out for an ultimate ending.
OK just to generalize: Endings that are the result of series cancellations and end with just as many questions as you had going into the series.
Desu Ex Human Revolution. Won't say anything but yeah, final level/boss/ending were all pretty crap compared to how good the rest of the game was.
Watch the alternate ending, much better IMO. They tried to get the proper meaning out.Der_Bradly said: