Why does everyone try to anticipate movie endings?

[PoPPeR]

Am I the only one that, in the middle of a movie, never thinks to himself, "Hm so this is probably what's going to happen at the end?" It's almost as if movie critics go into the theatres trying to solve a mystery instead of enjoying the movie as it goes. I just finished watching Matchstick Men, and I was too caught up in the movie to even think what was going to happen a minute later, let alone predict the end of the movie.

 

[Spoooon]

Because people suck giant donkey nuts.

I hate when people say "I knew how it was going to end 5 minutes into the movie."

 

[agnitrate]

Because people want to feel smart. I, however, would rather be entertained. I loved Matchstick Men 😛

-silver

 

[BatmanNate]

Those people are all full of horseshit, they probably couldn't predict the end of Glitter properly if you stopped the movie 5 minutes in and made them write it down.

 

[Kelvrick]

Originally posted by: agnitrate
Because people want to feel smart. I, however, would rather be entertained. I loved Matchstick Men 😛

-silver

Yea, I really liked Matchstick men. I didn't even notice when the end of the movie came around. I really thought he was going to pul some grand scheme and get them all back, but I guess he found happiness instead.

 

[Howard]

Originally posted by: Kelvrick

Originally posted by: agnitrate
Because people want to feel smart. I, however, would rather be entertained. I loved Matchstick Men 😛

-silver

Yea, I really liked Matchstick men. I didn't even notice when the end of the movie came around. I really thought he was going to pul some grand scheme and get them all back, but I guess he found happiness instead.

SPOILER

 

[FrogDog]

Yeah I hate those people almost as much as I hate the people who critique movies citing such things as the "editing." STFU, you ass-clowns.

 

[LeetViet]

Because they want to be smart asses.

 

[Indolent]

Originally posted by: agnitrate
Because people want to feel smart. I, however, would rather be entertained. I loved Matchstick Men 😛

-silver

I do it for the opposite reason. I hate predictable movies. I would much prefer not being able to predict the ending. It makes it that much more entertaining.

 

[cerebusPu]

my roommate does that all the time. and he loves to blurt them out like.....he's gonna die! it just totally ruins the suspense of the movie. i dont watch DVDs with him anymore because of this. my exroomate would give a running commentary and try to have arguments in the middle of a movie.