Best movie endings!

[SephirothDZX]

meh no block of ice. They didn't have one of the most exciting aspect of Captain America's origin. He was found then he woke up in a bed. So no drama about the ice melting or him breaking out of the block of ice.

They show his shield frozen in a block of ice, you just never specifically see Cap frozen along with it. The way the movie ended up doing Cap's awakening in the present I thought was pretty well done, it kind of put the audience in Caps shoes for that scene. Plus, showing him literally punching out of a block of ice might have been a tad too cheesy.

Plus, we see him partially thawed out during Avengers.

[MegaNaught]

The ending of The Incredibles. Which will still go down as one of the best superhero films I've ever seen. I also felt Unbreakable played it better than Heroes when it came to the whole superpowers in the real world scenario.

The only bad part about the ending is that there hasn't been a sequel yet. I love that movie, too.

[Legato]

The only bad part about the ending is that there hasn't been a sequel yet. I love that movie, too.

I feel ya man. Pixar could greenlight the crappy Cars sequels yet not The Incredibles.

[Legato]

and a MILF

Lets not forget it had Lucy Lawless as a villain.

[Legato]

Final Destination 2 (the barbecue)
Dobermann
The Warriors
Dirty Harry
Kiss Of The Dragon
Primal Fear
The Others
Drive (Dacascos)

I couldn't resist.

[jesse_custer]

I feel ya man. Pixar could greenlight the crappy Cars sequels yet not The Incredibles.

Maybe Pixar knows that without Brad Bird, it wouldn't work.

[Karl O'Neill]

Maybe Pixar knows that without Brad Bird, it wouldn't work.

Give it to me!

[MegaNaught]

I feel ya man. Pixar could greenlight the crappy Cars sequels yet not The Incredibles.

You have to admit, though, when the Mole guy came out, it cemented the fact that the Incredibles are the Fantastic Four, only a much better movie.

[Legato]

You have to admit, though, when the Mole guy came out, it cemented the fact that the Incredibles are the Fantastic Four, only a much better movie.

Which is why I've been saying it's a better FF movie than the actual FF movie.

[Simbob4000]

I feel ya man. Pixar could greenlight the crappy Cars sequels yet not The Incredibles.

It's because Cars is Disney's top money maker.

In the five years since its 2006 release, "Cars" has generated global retail sales approaching $10 billion, according to Disney. That ranks the Pixar film alongside such cinematic merchandising standouts as "Star Wars," "Spider-Man" and "Harry Potter," as well as its own paean to playthings, "Toy Story," according to researcher NPD.

[MegaNaught]

Which is why I've been saying it's a better FF movie than the actual FF movie.

And you would be right.

[Legato]

It's because Cars is Disney's top money maker.

In the five years since its 2006 release, "Cars" has generated global retail sales approaching $10 billion, according to Disney. That ranks the Pixar film alongside such cinematic merchandising standouts as "Star Wars," "Spider-Man" and "Harry Potter," as well as its own paean to playthings, "Toy Story," according to researcher NPD.

Still considered to be one of those movies where they should have stopped at the first one as the second film was pretty much Pixar milking off of the success of the first movie. The Toy Story movies made sense as it was a character piece involving the toys and their owner Andy, with Andy it delt with growing up and moving on while with the toys it dealt with accepting your mortality. Cars two was just to milk off of Larry The Cable Guy's character and to be honest it didn't really felt like a Cars movie, least from the style of the last one.

[Greg Anderson]

The ending of Unbreakable is great. Such a shocker at the time.

I totally forgot about that. LOVED it. Mark me as another fan of it.

[MegaNaught]

I totally forgot about that. LOVED it. Mark me as another fan of it.

Kung Fu Hustle. While it was a goofy (but fun!) movie, I thought it ended how Matrix Revolutions should have.

[dupersuper]

Lets not forget it had Lucy Lawless as a villain.

...and Tricia Helfer and the moms lab assistant...