Originally posted by: Doggiedog
Originally posted by: maladroit
The Abyss.
The movie was boring as hell, but the ending was just terrible.
That's because they ran out of money. It was so over budget they had to just end it.
Originally posted by: Parrotheader
The Bone Collector
To quote Roger Ebert's review:
"Most movies with a zillion clues have the good manners to supply a couple that are helpful. This movie's villain appears so arbitrarily he must have been a temp worker, in for the day."
Originally posted by: Parrotheader
The Bone Collector
To quote Roger Ebert's review:
"Most movies with a zillion clues have the good manners to supply a couple that are helpful. This movie's villain appears so arbitrarily he must have been a temp worker, in for the day."
Originally posted by: Electric Amish
Anything by Stephen King.
amish
Movies based on actual events are usually constrained by what actiually happened.Originally posted by: nater
I hated the ending to A Perfect Storm...it would have been so much nicer if everyone hadn't of died...
Originally posted by: exp
Spielberg is the king of lame "Hollywood" endings. AI and Minority Report both ran for 20+ minutes too long (and please, I know there are legions of rabid Spielberg fans waiting to jump all over me for "not understanding" the meaning of the AI ending....give it a rest, will ya?).