The Mist has the greatest ending in movie cinema history

[hex]

absolutely love everything about this flick (even the cgi that didnt age all too well) and its still my 2nd favorite theater experience ever behind 8 mile.....everybody was so into this flick and the ending literally had ppl going and i was just sittin in my seat like and every time i watch it i think about that shyt and luv it even more

The CGI looked like shyt even when the movie was new.

But that was the price for that ending. The studio told Darabont they'd give him more money for the movie if he changed it....he told them

Fred.

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

The reason why The Mist is called one of the best endings is because it goes against the typical "Hollywood" ending, almost every single movie has to end on a positive note so to that degree, I can somewhat understand where the OP is coming from (though I still prefer the ending of The Prestige as my all time fav).

Imagine what Frank Darabont must have went through to get that ending greenlit, almost unheard of.

the prestige is so damn confusing tho lol

 

[kingdarius]

The CGI looked like shyt even when the movie was new.

But that was the price for that ending. The studio told Darabont they'd give him more money for the movie if he changed it....he told them

Fred.

im a big stickler when it comes to cgi and i hate when its used over practical effects but i cant honestly remember them being bad when i saw it in theater and nobody i was with thought that either tbh cuz i dont remember anyone talking about it ....i wasnt on the coli or sohh then so i guess yall complained

 

[agpxknt]

It fukked me up when i first seent it like damnall you had to do was wait a little longer cj damn!!

 

[I AM WARHOL]

Dope. But the greatest? Idk homie. Seven is right up there, along with citizen Kane, rocky, psycho, inception. And probably more

Seven made me want to vomit. Citizen Kane was predictable IMO.

 

[I AM WARHOL]

The reason why The Mist is called one of the best endings is because it goes against the typical "Hollywood" ending, almost every single movie has to end on a positive note so to that degree, I can somewhat understand where the OP is coming from (though I still prefer the ending of The Prestige as my all time fav).

Imagine what Frank Darabont must have went through to get that ending greenlit, almost unheard of.

The prestige ending is unreal.

 

[I AM WARHOL]

Yo I never actually finished watching the mist. Just watched the ending

Yo is this music forreal?

 

[Jean Jacket]

I need to watch this joint.. Been saying this for a minute

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

Chinatown, breh


Chinatown

 

[MartyMcFly]

Seven made me want to vomit. Citizen Kane was predictable IMO.

It was predictable that rosebud was what it was?

 

[Cowboyz89]

Also love that ending. 90% of movies take the easy way out and have a cute wrap up where everyone is happy and day is saved no matter how ridiculous or corny it has to be to get there.
I applaud this one for going the other way...HARD

 

[I AM WARHOL]

It was predictable that rosebud was what it was?

Yeah I thought so. It was the only thing he had that tied him to his youth.

 

[choc_cardigan]

These are my favorite movie endings. Spoilers

Harakiri

 

[Camile.Bidan]

just saw this for the first time in years.

I just realized that this is where lil herbs "4 minuted to hell" sample was from

 

[Benjamin Sisko]

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He shot the kid and the young female love interest too which is a huge no no in Hollywood and he wasnt reprimanded for that at all??