Best movie endings of all time?

[Kate!]

I have one. Just watched the last bit of Robin Hood Prince of Thieves with Kevin Costner.

Your choice(s)?

[Swan]

I always felt Scarface ending was pretty epic

[Beso]

On golden pond.

[Ray.]

The original untouched ending of Return of the Jedi. They've just defeated the Empire, the rebels and the ewoks are having a firelit celebration, Luke sees the spirits of his father, Obi-Wan, and Yoda looking upon him with pride and affection, etc.

[Alf]

"I do wish we could chat longer, but I'm having an old friend for dinner"



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[James]

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

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[Gusto Brunt]

Psycho 1960.

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[Ammi]

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[Dogeatdog]

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[Ray.]

Psycho 1960.

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The elongated sequence with the psychiatrist explaining Bates' mental state often gets criticised, but I always liked it.

[James]

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That is one of the most emotional endings also.

The test audiences didn't like the original ending where you didn't know if they reunited so they added the beach scene.

[Strictly Jake]

Titanic. Although it does annoy me the man who she spent the rest of her life with an bore children and grandchildren from she goes back to Jack who she had an affair with for a couple of days. But it's poignant.

[Ray.]

Batman '89. Batman standing triumphant and watchful atop a gargoyle, the bat-signal shining brightly up in the sky, that beautiful Danny Elfman score playing it out.