Home Alone 2. The family does get reunited, but it's only a matter of time before CPS gets involved because the main character was left alone on two occasions. After you consider how horrible the family has been to him, it might sound good that he's getting away from them, but there's no telling where he would end up after that.
I think the only characters who actually get a happy ending in that timeline (the only canonical one in my eyes) are Old Man Marley and The Pidgeon Lady.
At the end of Pursuit of Happiness, that wasn’t an internship he got. He was actually in the internship throughout the whole movie. At the end he got hired by the company with a huge salary.
Honestly, it's one of a handful of these that missed the point of their respective plots or endings, and there's definitely a happier afterward than people are stating. "Pursuit of Happiness," furthermore, is based on a real man's life and struggles, so a better reflection of what came next for the character would be to look at what this real man's life became over the years.
You're right. You definitely don't take a standardized test for an internship, and they made it clear in the conference room that he was going to start working with them full time. At the end of the movie, he got the job.
Frozen: The queen can't breed. Okay, and? Countless of countries had a king or a queen without heirs, like it happened several times in Britain's history. Britain monarchy is still there, you'd be astonished how far a monarchy can reach to get an heir to the throne XD Anna and Kristoff: Well, I guess we've found the parents of the next heir... As for their wedding, it does not seem to be any other authority figure other than Elsa. So if she allowed it, it's probably okay, it's not the craziest thing a king or a queen ordered ^^' The food situation: They're probably right about that XD
If you look closely during the thaw scene, frozen-over flowers come back to life. It's reasonable to expect that any crops similarly survived. And it's not even clear that they get most of their food from farming rather than fishing. As for Anna and Kristoff, I always thought Elsa making Kristoff the "Royal Ice Master" or whatever was a nice touch in that regard. Monarchs would often invent new honorifics for people they liked (or wanted to appease), and giving Kristoff a title would make his relationship with Anna somewhat more palatable. This may be unintentional on the filmmakers' part, but I always took Elsa giving Kristoff a title as a tacit blessing of his relationship with Anna for this reason.
@@erickpoorbaugh6728 Come to think of it,flowers coming back to life could mean Anna did have powers. I mean,we don’t see a plant spirit in the second film and everything thaws due to their sisterly love so it’s not unreasonable
@@clarabp2613But Frozen 2 reveals that in between Frozen 1 and 2 there was an enormous influx of migrants from non-European cultures that would certainly destabilise the country, especially for 18th century Scandinavia. It seems all rosy in F2, but Anna has some serious potential racial and communal tensions to deal with in Frozen 3.
Ratitoulle (?) We all know a restaraunt being run by rats is gonna go downhill really quick, especially after Gusto's was shut down for that reason. I'm sure that chef and health inspector are gonna keep ratting (pun unintended) the poor guy out and eventually, Remy and the rats are gonna have to leave the business - and even worse, the guy may be unable to work at all anymore because he'll be accused of having that rat still helping him. :( Or heck, someone's gonna call the exterminator and all the rats are dead. :/ EDIT: Omg, don't think I've seen so many likes, lol! Thanks! :D
Plus I really hope that Linguini and Collette are writing those recipes down, cause rats only live 2-3 years. So assuming that Remy is an adult rat in his prime, he's only got about a year or two at most left of life before old age will claim him.
I'm not going to lie I've never heard something so crazy to get me thinking about the ending of the movie like Ratatouille that be so hardcore and raw to watch like the aftermath of all that
The Finding Nemo one, they actually revealed what happened to the tank gang at the end of the movie. In its sequel, Finding Dory, if you watch the after credits, the tank gang were shown to be still in their bags with algae covering it up, and they make to the marine life institute that Dory grew up in as a kid, and were taken away by the employees that were looking after trash in the ocean, and took them in the institute. So I’m guessing that after their checkup they were either put in an aquarium tank or released back into the ocean
There’s actually another sad ending for Finding Nemo, though it’s more minor. You know the scene after Nigel takes Marlin and Dory to see Nemo at the dentists office, only to think he’s dead. After they get dropped back in the ocean, while Nemo reunites with Marlin and Dory, we never see him reunite with Nigel, meaning there’s a good chance he went the rest of his life thinking that Nemo died in the dentist’s office. And what’s worse, he probably blames himself for not getting there in time to save him.
@@chalkwarrior5542I mean, that’s probably a lot better than the tiny fish tank they had in the dentists office right? No being taken away by a brat child who can’t take care of a fish, bigger tank, better care of the tank, more fish to hang out with
Spirited Away Yes, Chihiro and her parents make it back to the human world. But then you realize they were in the spirit world for a long time. Someone probably filed a missing persons report. Not to mention their new house might have been foreclosed on because there was nobody to pay bills. (idk how this stuff works in Japan)
The movie is how a young girl remembers living with her estranged grandparents after a series of traumatic events with her parents. The Father was driving recklessly (because he was intoxicated) to a small hotel/theme park owned by his parents ....when they arrived unannounced, he found that it was closed for the day (no reason was given) so he broke in and they helped themselves to the items in one of the restaurants and got extremely drunk...and then got into a physical fight with one of the employees that found them. This is when things become so traumatic for her that she starts replacing real memories with a fantasy that's loosely based on events. Most of the movie is her living at the hotel in the theme park with her strict but loving Grandparents while waiting for her parents to get out of jail/rehab. She also comes to grips with a previous traumatic event where she nearly drowned (most likely parental neglect was involved). She starts to build self-esteem by becoming useful to the family business. When her parents return , clean and sober, her Grandmother wants to know if she can recognize them , or does she still imagine them as pigs. (Grandma is fully aware that her Granddaughter had retreated to a make-believe world as a coping mechanism ) When she can tell who they really are the family is reunited and they pick her up , go out to the car that has been sitting in his parents parking lot for several months and go home and she stops living in her imaginary World.
2:24 Yeah and then they gave us Monsters at Work which proved this story right and brought up more issues such as people who go to university or scaraversity to learn how to properly scare and then go off to work in this very specific field, graduate to then find out that their degree is worthless and there is no more careers in this industry
Assuming monster society functions in a similar way as human society, they’re fine. Consider what humans did whenever they found a more aboundant and cheap source of energy.
To be fair it was only Monsters Incorporated that made the switch. They made the point of mentioning that their competitor, Fear Company, still used scream energy.
@@cass3473 flappy birds is all skill. Personally I can't imagine raging at something that's completely my fault. Bad RNG on the other hand is definitely something difficult to deal with.
50 First Dates. It seems like a sweet movie, until you realize that in no world a marriage with someone who loses their memory every 24 hours will ever be consensual.
I felt horrified and a lit sick after seeing that movie. Imagine waking up one morning only to find yourself years older with a man you've never seen before who knows more about you than you do, with a kid you have no memory of calling you mom and to top it all off you're trapped on a boat in the middle of the ocean. I don't care if he's a nice guy, this is a psychological horror movie.
@zacharysiple629 I said marriage, I never said anything about 1 night stands. And consent goes beyond the moment. It encompasses accepting the responsibility for any consequences or complications as well. The person with only 24 hours worth of memory only has 24 hours worth of memory and easily abusive. To the person with short term memory loss it is only a one night stand, to the other person, it could be the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 100th time. That gives any potential partner a disportionate and inappropriate amount of power. If it was only ever one time and the person was never around again, how would you explain how the person with short term memory why they suddenly have an STD, or that they are pregnant? They can easily say they didn't consent. Cause they didn't. Cause they have no memory of it. In conclusion, consent is incredibly dubious at best with someone who can't retain memories of the previous day. I'm not saying that a person with short term memory loss can't have fun or enjoy themselves, I'm saying that extra care and caution must be read and taken and probably best done with their therapist's notice.
Chickens are perfectly able to survive in the wild. Granted, some of them will perish by predation and other causes now that humans are not around to protect them, but their little flock will most definitely survive. On the other hand, at the end it looks like there’s a live story between Rocky and Gaia, but then you see a lot of little chicks running around and you realize there’s only two males, one of which is very old. So Rocky is definitely getting busy with ALL the chickens there 😂 Gaia must be okay with polygamy. I mean, they’re chickens so probably it’s how they function.
One ending that disappointed me even though it was suggested to be a happy ending was Corpse Bride. Victor and Victoria may or may not live happily ever after as husband and wife, but Emily goes to whatever afterlife she disappeared to still feeling lonely and sad, with only the mild satisfaction that she did the right thing.
She got to drag her murder into the grave, and she realized she didn't want to get married at the expense of Victor's life and Victorias' happiness. It's bittersweet, but I think she would have been just as sad if she did go through with it, since Victor would have resented her as years passed. Or she passes on, but Victor is left bc now *he* has unfinished business. 😅
@@lorenzocassaro3054 I’m not sure about that. Emily said to Victor shortly before, “I love you, but you are not mine.” Her handing him to Victoria seemed more like a resignation, and I don’t know if confronting the man who killed her resolved her feelings.
2:33 Luckily, Monsters at Work helps alleviate this somewhat. It may have taken a while, but Mike and Sulley were able to make it work and most of the monsters were able to transition to laughter. Plus, I think it was mentioned that at least a few of the other power corporations still used Fear.
The lord of the flies Ik it ends with the children leaving the island on an helicopter and you think for a second "yay they escaped the island!" But then you realize that they have to explain the parents of the dead children what happened to them, plus probably a lot of money waste due to the funerals of children that didnt die
I've given a lot of thought about this, and the children and what the things they did and the people they'd become will significantly impact their day-to-day lives
Here’s a darker thought. I believe that all the parents are dead from the plane crash, meaning that, for all we know, they may not even have homes to go back to!
Jack is certainly arrested and I’d have to assume he’s tried as an adult for murder,as are quite possibly some of the other boys. Ralph’s dad can take him in and maybe they get dual therapy sessions (his dad is likely to have PTSD from being a soldier and I don’t think I need to explain why Ralph would have PTSD from seeing two people killed in front of him and almost being killed himself)
Congratulations, you read the book Seriously, the point of Lord of the Flies is EXACTLY the fact that the kids will have to deal with what they had become on that island. What we could all become on that island.
@@h-bitgraphics3858plus in the novel, it seems that they reason they’re in the plane is because OF A *NUCLEAR WAR* IN BRITAIN Rip the northern hemisphere 💀💀💀
Story 16 - "Somehow, they survived!" End of Finding Dory they show up in the after-credits and get picked up by the Institute workers like Dory did. Story 22 - Not all the furniture was people. The servants were transformed into furniture because that's what servants were supposed to be in royal households; "part of the furnishing" but the rest of the furniture was just enchanted hence why quite a lot didn't have facial features. The real horror afterstory is knowing he was French Royalty...*French* royalty and we all know how that ended. Story 34 - In the old extended universe they had entire planets devoted to farming to support the human population. Also; a deleted scene shows that Earth is desolate at this point and another extended universe story had Earth overrun with Xenos anyway.
On the horror movie topic: Mama. They are in the middle of a custody issue, being studied by a doctor... The grandmother wanting custody dies and disappears. The doctor studying the case dies and disappears. ONE OF THE CHILDREN DISAPPEARS! There is no way that works out for Any of them.
Prince of Egypt. If you know anything about the Bible, specifically the Old Testament, you'd realize things weren't so peaceful after the freedom of the Hebrews.
I don’t know why every assumes the boy is born with aids. I mean yeah it can happen, but children born from mothers with aids don’t always automatically have it.
Actually in the mid/after credits of the movie WALL-E, there are some drawings as to how life continued afterwards, so in this case you don't have to consider 🙂
Also their ship wasn't destroyed or anything, so even if we didn't have those drawings we can imagine that they'd still live on the ship while fixing up the planet
@@ovinedreamer1451 That's my thought exactly. Anyone who needs the ship can still go back to it. There are potential theoreticals like overpopulation and greed coming back to bite them by destroying the ship, but that's not part of the story. Heck, it's not even impossible that they would research and copy the tech of the ship eventually and build more of it, which would cause them to have better global lives than the generations that preceded the one that sent the ship off to begin with.
Entire TMNT series is like that. Sooner or later somebody gonna find turtles. It's already suprising nobody visited any of their hiding spots, especially when said places are water pumping tanks.
Judging by the clothing, it won't be too long before the French Revolution and the 'Reign of Terror', which will see all the Rich and Aristocrats meet the Guillotine! That means Beast, Belle, Mrs. Potts, and all the household staff will be meeting the 'National Razor' in less than a year as even innocent household staff weren't spared by the mob! Perhaps even Chip and the children will be Killed!
In the Evil Dead series that picks up years after "Army of Darkness" and the rest of the movies, the dude's life sucks. But in particular Ash goes back home and it turns out everyone considers him a serial killer because he was the only one who made it out alive--or literally in one piece--and all he's got to explain himself is a wild story about demons. His house has "Ashy Slashy" spraypainted across the front.
"Passengers, that food supply is gonna be severely depleted" Two people ate during several years, let's say they ate three meals per day during 60 years, that's 131 400 meals. If the ship had enough meals for 5 000 peoples for six months, that's 2 700 0000 meals. They ate 9 days of supplies, what a tragedy :p
One I never hear brought up that surprises me is The lion king. Yes, Simba came back and returned things to the previous order, but Scar was king for YEARS and inflicted monumental and irreversible damage on the subjects of the pride lands. Then consider other factors like the obvious inequalities that led to Scars ascent to power to begin with being re implemented, plus a blue print plan for future traitors to seize the thrown and it's far from the sunny picture the movie literally ends on.
Yes. But in actuality although Will Smith portrayed him as a good father, there were times when the actual guy didn't even know where his son was. For days and weeks even if I recall correctly. But yes, he did end up becoming successful. That person who wrote that clearly has never actually done research on the story.
@@CandaceDreamer I was simply stating what the reality was. I think that speaks for itself why they didn't show that part of the truth. There's no or about it. No need to make that comment of yours. 🙄
Captain America: The Winter Soldier: the destruction of the flying ships must have caused damage and death to people below and since they dumped all SHEILD files, surely the good agents who were out in the field must’ve been compromised with no warning, which would be bad for them especially the undercover ones. Also all personal info would be released so it would be easy for the criminals to take revenge on innocent families of these agents. Also important government security information was probably also released to the world.
And make matters worse the CEO of the company that made toy's in first place decided to sell it of to the military so best case scenario Chip Hazard can now be a force for good and worse case scenario there's going to be a ton of corporate governments and terrorist organisation's that now armies of small soldiers ready to case havoc
Wreck It Ralph 2. Basically becauE Vanellope "went Turbo" (Jumped from one game to another), people are going to wonder why she isn't there and she'll then run the risk of having her game AND her friends either dying or having nowhere to go and being homeless. Sure Calhoun and Felix showed they could adopt them, but still, their home and game would be gone. And it's all thanks to Vanellope even though she and Ralph went into the internet so they could save her game!
Pixar's Soul, because it is heavily implied that after the events of the film 22 gets born as a Chinese girl, and considering the infamous One Child and Two Child Policies and what that did to baby girls in China, 22 won't last long in the living realm.
I thought of Ponyo, too, but more in terms of... Ponyo fully transforms into a human... in the air, in front of Sosuke, who's standing at the edge of the cliff by the sea. Ponyo has lived her life as a fish with magical powers. Her transformation takes away these powers. After the kiss, she's going to fall into the sea. Which would be fine if she were still a fish, as she knows how to swim like a fish. However, she's a human now, and is going to have to learn really quickly how humans swim or at least float, and either get to shore or be rescued before her stamina runs out.
Avengers: Endgame ends on a bittersweet note, although upon reflection, it can appear to be more on the bitter side. While the heroes successfully undo the snap and defeat Thanos' army, their actions only reverse the snap itself. This means that those who were wiped out suddenly reappear five years later, without having aged. This overlooks the potential long-term psychological effects on the people who lost five years, the impact on their loved ones due to their absence, and the challenges they will face when trying to reintegrate into their old lives. Additionally, this indicates that anyone who died indirectly as a result of the Snap, either before (like Loki, the Asgardians, the original Gamora, Vision) or after (such as passengers on planes whose pilots were snapped away, people in medical crises without doctors, individuals who couldn't cope with the loss and took their own lives), would not be brought back. Moreover, those who had moved on and remarried or found new love after their previous relationships ended will find themselves in a deeply traumatic situation.
And the people who was brought would find out that they don't own anything because everything went to their heirs, guy who got wiped out could find out that he is jobless and his wife now living with another man in their home, the homeless population would rise. And we are not taking account the resources, all societies with their population doubled while the production remained the same would face a crisis similar to what Thanos wanted to avoid. For that reason I prefer what happened in the comics with Nebula just reverting existence exactly the same as before the Snap.
My thought is how many world leaders, CEOs, guerilla warlords, or anyone with even a little bit of power got snapped and then unsnapped. How many power vacuums and wars got started by the snap? And how many more were started when the snap was undone because of every snapped leader trying to get their old status back?
Another Endgame dodged: The ecological catastrophe. Half of All life is gone. Entire species are gone, including plants. Imagine half of the Amazon forest gone; the impact on global climate would be disastrous. If Thanos wanted to get rid of humanity, just remove all our technological knowledge, libraries, computers, etc, even how make a controlled fire. A few people might survive, but it would be millennia, if ever, before humanity would have any effect on global ecology.
Concerning story 10, I think that's literally the ending of one of the last Chucky movies, the survivor protagonist being discovered by the police and arrested on the spot because they thought she was the murderer.
@@thesadisticskitty I thought the mother in the first movie was just a victim of the Toy company's aggressive propaganda and sent to an asylum while the cop who actually saw Chucky was fired and silenced?
Ratatouille. 🐀 Let’s hope Remy writes all of his recipes, considering rats have a short life span he probably won’t be seeing garbage boy’s first child. Or his wedding either-
Wolfwalkers. It's my favorite movie, but there's one glaring issue: the pack is the last wolf pack in the entirety of Ireland, possibly even the entire uk. There's maybe 20 wolves in the pack, with Moll acting as Alpha and Mebh stepping in when her mother's unavailable. Once those wolves die, not only will there be no more wolves, but unless one of the family bites someone, Bill and Moll have more children, or Robyn and/or Mebh grow up and have kids, the wolfwalkers will die out too
is it really the last wolf pack ? Anyway, 20 is not much, but it's enough to maintain a population, so if they find a place where they're not hunted, the wolf numbers could grow, and the wolfwalker population literally doubled in a few days so...
@@seaemji8591 the movie is based on Irish folklore, and in the time period the movie is set in, that pack would indeed be the last one in Ireland. On top of that, with only 20 wolves you're gonna get inbreeding _very_ quickly, which will almost certainly cause issues. Doubling the population of Wolfwalkers is also not exactly an impressive feat when the base amount was two. That's barely better than saying the population doubled when it goes from one to two
I may love the little mermaid, but: Eric’s kingdom is gonna be effected BIG TIME by the fact he’s married to a girl who was a fish person who is FRIENDS WITH OCEAN LIFE! Which means he might have to keep everyone from fishing to not cause issues between Eric’s kingdom and Alantaca cause of King Triton…
king Triton lets humans fish. It's implied he just won't let them take more than a specific amount. But there's a sudden influx of merfolk that are freed from Ursula's contracts. How would the Kingdom adjust to all that?
Ironic since the Never Ending Stiry actually has a really messed up ending in the book. The movie is only the first half. After saving the world, Bastion goes there and lives like a hero, with the power to create stiries at the cost of his memories, he goes mad with power, overthrows the Empress and even worse, uses all his power and is left with no memories or power.
The incredibles 2, while yes the incredibles themselves got off good, the company that sponsored them just lost their best inventor. It will only go downhill from there and they may eventually go bankrupt
Every western where the Sheriff or Good Guy just up and leaves town at the end, usually with no reason other than wanting to roam somewhere else. Half the time, they leave their friends/romantic interest behind, which is bad enough. But, they also hardly ever show them appointing a new sheriff. So, the town has to wait months for a new one and in the mean time hope no crimes happen, I guess?
Tbf the town is small. Also sheriffs don't settle areas families do. My HC is that with the "bad guys" gone the area becomes safer and more families move in to settle and the town grows into a normal rural community and eventually a small city
Beauty and Beast is scary because shortly after the events of the movie we have the French Revolution. Meaning Belle a otherwise peasant is now a noble who would get her final kiss from MDME. Guillotine. Harry Potter turns into a horror story when you realize that there is no way the final battle set up could be kept hidden. The muggle world now knows that the wizarding world exists. Que the next Inquisition/ round of witch hunts. And wizards are now against people with some very dangerous firearms they are unaware of how they work.
Ah, the guy who was the Beast is a liberal minded, rural noble. There's a good chance he and Belle will survive, possibly in straitened circumstances, but they probably will survive.
Strange one, but the Yogi bear movie. They’ve save the Jellystone forest by exposing the corrupt mayor and revealing the last of the frog mouthed tortoise. Which is great, but unless they find a few more of those tortoises to start a breeding group (a species that was thought to have gone extinct for 100 years so there’s very few potential mating partners), the forest will eventually go back to square 1 (aka being sold off for logging) when that one tortoise passes away. Also, if Yogi and Boobo keep stealing picnics from campers, eventually, rangers will have to do something in case someone gets hurt during one of Yogi’s thefts. While Yogi himself may not attack people, he is still a bear and the national park will suffer as tourists will refuse to come in case there is a potential bear attack. Leaving the park once again, threatened with being sold off.
Especially if one of the tourists calls animal control there's little Ranger Smith can do to stop Yogi and Boobo getting taken away and winding up in lab being tested on for there intelligence
Just watched Princess Bride. Yes it is great that Westley and Buttercup got to be together and that Inigo Montoya got to kill the six-fingered man. However, they absolutely handed Humperdink his oh-so desired war on a silver platter. "OH WOE IS ME, GILDEN KIDNAPPED MY BRIDE ON HER WEDDING NIGHT. THEY HIRED THE DREAD PIRATE ROBERTS TO DO IT!!!" Westley and Buttercup might be okay, but Inigo Montaya, who probably became the new Dread Pirate Roberts, is likely very very dead.
Not to mention the people Westley killed as the Dread Pirate Roberts, and the people Inigo will kill as the Dread Pirate Roberts. That film is fun, but it has a terrible case of only caring about the protagonists.
but you forget, it's a story being told from grandpa to sick grandkid. a Grandkid who has a minor illness in a time where kids having a minor illness is very survivable. The true ending is a full recovery and a happy memory being made.
Any movie that revolves around a nearly extinct species. They, by some miracle, have found a partner to repopulate with, buuuuut then you realize... Who are the children gonna breed with..?
The Zootopia one did not occur to me and that’s gonna be interesting. Will we see eugenics or forced child limits, or more direct genocide a la massacre and systematic killing. Or massive war over resources and a reversion to the predator-prey dichotomy. Also what do the predators do for food. They need meat. Do they live off of the meat of the elderly??
This is one of the things that Zootopia didn't address, but the furry anime series Beastars did. In the Beastars universe, predators survive on synthetic protein products. The trouble is, they still instinctively crave the taste of actual meat, so not only do they have to constantly fight against their innate urge to eat their herbivore friends, there's a whole black market in the disreputable part of town full of things like illegal butcher's shops and hot dog stands.
Okay, I'm gonna go schizo fanboy mode lol. They do have population control propaganda at the very least, you can see a couple of flyers encouraging some species to get "fixed" in some scenes. And there's only mammals in Zootopia, predators most likely eat non mammals, the movie already confirmed that they at least have fish and bugs by showing a fish market when Judy arrived at the city and by looking at some littered burger boxes that said "bug burga". The eugenics part they probably dealt with a long time ago, considering no domestic species exist other than sheep and pig... Which also kinda helps to explain why the villain was a sheep and even why the canceled script villain was a pig now that I think about it lol. A lot of the questions in this video can be solved by just paying attention to the details in the movie and putting the pieces together, the only thing we can't know for sure is how society outside the Zootopia handled the whole night howlers thing both before and after Bellwether got caught, that one can get really fucked.
Second comment, because I thought of another one. SPIRITED AWAY. Now, I adore Miyazaki, but that family was gone for, what, weeks? Shown by the car being all covered in leaves and dirt when they come back out. They were supposed to move into a new house. It's not like that would have gone unnoticed. Police have probably been searching for them. What happens when they show up? The parents are going to know how long they were gone and wonder what the hell happened. If they get Chihiro to tell them, they either won't believe her, the spirit world will be revealed and thus ruined, or it will freak people out so that they tear down the ruins that are left and the gateway. Either way, it doesn't end well.
From what Haku says it's implied that they only were gone a day in terms of human time. The leaves were falling as they drove so a mere day would be more than enough time to cover the car
I guess that's where the name comes from because there are disappearances where the lost who return say things like they were abducted by aliens or in the fairy forest.
1. Japan has a long history of crime and disappearance cover ups 2. Spirits are still believed in Japan and the people would probably be like "oh you upset the spirits and almost got turned into pigs...you morons don't do that ever again". As for tearing down stuff they're not China. They won't evict you from your 100 year old house just to build a hastily mad poorly built highway labyrinth I think the worse bitter sweet ending is we see Haku is a spirit who lost his memory due to the irl river being drained and converted to housing. So that probably goes for a lot of other spirits too. Probably a good chunk walking around not remembering who they actually are and that's kinda sad tbh.
The Princess & the Frog: Tiana starts a new buisness right before the great depression. In facts she opens the resturant in the middle of the prohibition meaning she probably had to turn to bootlegging to keep it afloat.
The Iron Giant and how Hogarth could be drafted into the Vietnam War. Considering he is nine years old in 1957 he will be 18 in 1966 and that makes him eligible for the draft.
Come on, the Iron Giant WON'T let that conscription happen. He was already reassembling himself. Plus he gave the army in Maine alone one hell of a battle that he was winning. If he can make a huge destructive fuss over just thinking Hogarth died he can certainly stop him from getting drafted.
for story #6 it's not like they don't still have the ship, it'll probably break down on account of how long it's been in service and not having been designed to stay planetside, but that doesn't mean whatever systems made it habitable for all that time will be completely unusable
Truman is going to be just fine after the Truman show ended. He's extremely famous. All he needs to do is to write a book about his experience and he's a multi millionaire. He also has the girl in the real world who is in love with him who will be looking for him. He'd probably live out the rest of his life as a celebrity with people offering him movie and book deals.
I would love to see more videos with this type of topic being talked about it was so fun to listen to the different perspective of what comes after a movie ending
I sat there, silently staring at the screen, as it dawned on me that most of these movies picked a particular high spot to end these movies, when if only they were just a little longer it would not have ended so well
Meet The Parents. Even before “Meet The Fockers” was released, I knew Jack Byrnes would still be a miserable prick, Pam would still bow before her insidious father, Greg would still take all of Pam’s crap and let Jack abuse him in a futile attempt to still win his favor, and Kevin is still going to hold his unresolved feelings for Pam and lurk nearby her like a creep. After my friends and I rented the sequel for our “bad movie night”, I saw that I was right.
Actually Kingsman... Electronics that is connected to a SIM CARD. Just remove the card and destroy the satellites. As for the leaders... Not everyone agreed... There is a prison complex on the villain's base for a good reason.
A lot of horror movies have the thing killing everyone be known about by authorities. So I can accept the one survivor not going to prison but no matter how badass their victory was in the movie they’re traumatized for life.
the monsters inc one: they did cover this. There was a tv series sequel. where the writer was right. show followed a young monster fresh out of scare college. top of his class. top scaring proespect. hired right off the bat by monsters inc to only find out his first day....the company is now specializing in laughter. he kind of looks goofy. but trained his entire life to be a scarer. so basically becomes a janitor there taking while taking classes on how to be funny. the show ends right as the last scene in the movie happens (where everything is going fine) but throughout the series there were a lot of problems coverting to laughter. not enough at first...sometimes too much supply, etc they do mention there were other scaring companies
Okay but the issue with that is it's implied Monsters Inc had been working with laughter for awhile (note Mike mentions that it took a long time to get boos door back up and everyone clearly had managed to adjust to laughter) so why wouldn't the student be told that Monster's Inc now specializes in laughter not scares
@@kaiseremotion854 I'd argue the CDA wouldn't let that be known but everyone knows who they are and I doubt a public figurehead like Waternoose being arrested would have been kept quiet
@@kaiseremotion854 so yeah you'd think he'd have at least heard about that. Or at least that Monsters Inc. was under new management.. ain't no way he wasn't told they were doing laughter over screams before going there
*WHY CAN'T THAT FISH STOP EATING?* He eats and eats and eats and *never gets full!* What is wrong with that fish?!? As for 'Ghost,' crossing over or passing on isn't necessarily the same as going to Heaven. And what's more, Molly has absolute proof that the afterlife exists! I'm sure she'll manage to live her life without Sam somehow.
The fate of Lotso Huggin Bear at the end of Toy Story 3: he wired to the front of the garbage truck alongside other toys. He won't be able to escape, and can't move in the sight of humans during the daytime, so he's fated to gradually rot away over the years, while still "conscious".
If he’s lucky the truck could get into a accident and catch on fire destroying him relatively quickly. (As deserved it or not he should only suffer for the amount of unspecified years he was in power in Sunnyside)
Toys could move in front of humans and in daylight if they chose to. That's how the defeat Cid by moving in front of him during daylight. Why bring up daylight at all, they aren't vampires?
@@Mpetey123 "Toys could move in front of humans and in daylight if they chose to. That's how the defeat Cid by moving in front of him during daylight. Why bring up daylight at all, they aren't vampires?" Good points, both of them. But I felt the other toys on the truck gave the impression that escape was impossible.
Regarding the Harry Potter ending, the Ministry and the Wizarding World DO manage to recover under the leadership of Kingsley Shacklebolt, and all of the problems you cited are canonically more or less smoothed over within 19 years (Cursed Child’s much smaller blip on the proverbial radar notwithstanding). This is mostly stated in the books, but even the ending of the last film shows everyone living in relative peace in the epilogue.
Captain America Civil War Off the top of my head the public saw: - The Avengers fight each other over UN restrictions, causing a fuck ton in damages in the process - 3 Helicarriers from the top secret S.H.I.E.L.D. shoot themselves out of the sky - The American icon was branded a war criminal Behind the scenes, the audience is shown Hydra had infiltrated all levels of S.H.I.E.L.D.’s Operation.
Tully (the one about post partum psychosis, not the airplane one) The ending has Marlo, the exhausted mom main character, winding up in the hospital after she crashed her car. In the hospital, she and the audience realize that the night nurse and best friend who has been supporting her this whole time, Tully, is not real. Tully is a hallucination. Marlo is released from the hospital to go home, her husband makes a general comment about being more supportive. Seems great! Until you realize....no one knows she's been having a psychotic break from reality. Her husband and her family think she's in the hospital due to a car wreck caused by sleep deprivation. Not because her post partum psychosis fever dream best friend convinced her to run off to the city. She's let out without a psych eval and picks all of her mom duties right back up. People don't just magically bounce back from having auditory and visual hallucinations, and she is also not screened for her very obvious post partum depression.
Some version of Toy Story 3 is bound to repeat for the other toys after Toy Story 4. Every 15 or so years they will have to set themselves up to be sent to a new house. Then there is always the chance of them being thrown away by accident, or locked up somewhere. This is a franchise of horror films with a fun coat of paint
The original ending in Get Out actually has the protagonist going to prison for exactly that. The new ending, however, has him not get caught by the cops. And they won't know he was there at the house, cause the family made sure not to leave evidence of him coming to their place, since they were planning on abducting him.
Basically any Live action Transformers movie. Like literally every single "Happy ending" gets overridden in the next movie, and all the movies end with some kind of massive battle that significantly changes the world, usually with a massive disaster to follow. Ready Player One just revealed that there was a company that literally KILLED people without any consequences so far(including destroying a massive 'apartment complex'. Now the CEO _JUST_ got arrested and will likely ensue a massive number of lawsuits, more assassinations(including a possible 'Espstein' on the arrested ceo), and so much more collateral issues. Also a random kid from what's essentially the ghetto just got a massive company and no understanding of corporate rules, plus he shuts down the game on Tuesdays and Wednesdays(iirc) so the people who used to have those days off now can't play practically at all.
Never even thought of Breaking Bad as a happy ending. He watched the love of his life die, because of him falling for her. There is a kid Who saw him as a father figure Who "abandoned" him during the time when his mother died. He was then shut in a hole and used as a slave that is bound to make it impossible for him to function in social situations, that is not even Taking his severe ptsd into account.
Side note for Django. He is seen in A Million Ways to Die in the West where he had escaped southern persecution by travelling to Arizona. My choice for Happy but bad ending is Tom Hanks's Big. Literally a child trapped inside of an adult where he was forced to grow up incredibly fast and even had sexual encounters. That is totally going to screw with his psyche as he develops more. He won't have a proper grasp on how being a real adult is supposed to work and will be lost.
The Pursuit of Happiness one is wrong. He was in the unpaid internship throughout the movie while he was homeless. He was so happy at the end because he won the high paying job and could get him and his son a place to live now.
101 Dalmatians, sequel and tv series aside, we all know those 99 puppies will end up in a dogpound. There's no way for 3 humans to look after a herd of puppies. "Hoarders" would have a field day with this family.
Honestly, I feel like it might be interesting if they showed how there's a lot of "old is the new 'new'" going on right now, what with the desire to revive past nostalgias. Maybe Woody and the gang might see that toys from their origins are being made again, only...they're not quite the same.
It's a bit of a theme that nothing in movies has consequences. Often the "hero" is about to get seriously into trouble with authorities or they helpfully overlook the hundreds of corpses.
Tracy in Hairspray was Pardoned by the Governor. In the original John Waters one it shows Motormouth and Lil Inez handcuffed to him until he does it. And in the Musical, both the movie and Broadway show, at the end during You Can't Stop The Beat, they say the Governor pardoned her
This is one I just thought of, but Shrek. Despite how much an egomaniac Farquaad was, the people of Duloc just saw their reigning monarch get eaten by a dragon, all the while with no heirs to assume the throne. There are definitely some who would want to assume the throne, and those who oppose them. I wonder how well Duloc handles anarchy.
It didn't. In a Halloween special, the gang decides to visit Duloc and find the whole place a ghost town, even the "Welcome to Duloc" thing having changed it's lyrics to reflect how uneasy the place has become (Implying that it's haunted, at least a little bit).
The worst part about the Logan one is that she has adamantium on her skeleton as a child. How is she going to grow into an adult? The metal is not going to allow her to grow up.
The Pursuit of Happyness: nineteen other interns have just worked for six months without pay (seriously?) and now have no job. A movie about what happened next for one of them would be interesting.
One thing you can say about "American Beauty" you can't about many others is that everything that occurred in it CAN happen in real life, even in the order it occurred in the movie.
Fallen kingdom, "yay, we saved the dinosaurs." The amount of problems that arise from thousands of new species that haven't been around for 65 million years, aka thousands of invasive species have just been released into North America, where we were barely able to kill one raptor.
Regarding #52, in the original movie, as well as the play, the governor gave her a full pardon, so we can assume the same happened here. One of my favorite movies shall not be ruined!
GET OUT originally ended with the friend of the main character visiting him on prison. He eas talking about helping fight the verdict, but he tells him not the bother.
Omg. Donnie Darko came up and the narration was "Clearly there are multiple people who have succumbed to an unfortunate" at which point it cut for a commercial which Instantly said "Taco Bell".
Bone Tomahawk: there's NO WAY the wounded survivors made it back to town. The original posse barely made it to the lair and only bc they were captured.
5:36 This was answered at the end of Finding Dory. They get rescued by the California rescue-and-rehab aquarium. Don't ask how they got there without dying.
So, I have some IRL science that will help mitigate some of the issues from the Day After Tomorrow. First of all, the glaciers and ice sheets will start reforming and regrowing, which is going to drain a lot of water from the seas and oceans. That will, in turn, expose a lot of land for building cities and establishing farms as the ocean falls away like bath water when you uncork the tub's drain. This means a lot of the northern residents of the US will probably end up in refugee camps along the gulf coast in states like Florida, Mississippi, and Louisiana assuming they don't immigrate to Australia or New Zealand, which would also see significant expansion to their coastlines. Finally, people could also start adopting the Inuit lifestyle, which is pretty well adapted to the already fridged Alaskan wilderness. Also, the grassland/desert balance in Africa would reverse, so the Sahara would go from the biggest, driest desert to a lush, thick jungle to rival the Amazon, so all the frozen out American farmers would probable head there. For Logan, if they followed the comic book source material, then the atamantium casing on Laura's bones had breathing holes punched in it, allowing for her skeleton to much more naturally refresh itself without taxing her healing factor the way her father's was. Alternatively, the only part they shower getting the dip was her claws, so she might only have natural bone everywhere else, also lightening the load on her system compared to the situation Weapon X put Logan into. For Forest Gump, what's to say that Jenny's HIV infection didn't happen until after Forest Jr's birth. I'd imagine that she got clean of all the drugs she was on as soon as she learned she was expecting, left the newborn with her parents until she was drawing enough of a paycheck to support him, and got infected off a contaminated blood transfusion as those weren't anywhere near as heavily regulated as they are today. After all, we never saw everything that happened to Jenny after Forset Sr knocked her up; she could of had an artery rupture in a car wreck or spontaneously turned anemic from general life stress or unbalanced diet. Not only that, but what if her condition was something unrelated to AIDS, like ALS or a generic cancer, all we know for sure is that she spent her final years as Forest Sr's wife, him acting as her care giver until she passed.
yeah the back to the future one is fairly accurate except his parents recognizing him, they knew him for less than a week in high school, i have serious doubts they even remember what he looked like
He was very important to them though. While they don't remember everything he did, they do know that he is the reason they got together. Also, while people didn't take as many photos back then, the yearbook team could very well have gotten a picture of the band. Not a guarantee that they would put together the visual similarities, but still possible.
Crispin Glover (the guy that played Marty's father in the first film) expressed the view that the moral of the film was quite messed up. The measure of a man being his wealth. I have to agree with him. At the end of the first film George may have more confidence but now he's an A hole. In fact the whole family seem to be insufferable, self centred whatevers.
5:30 I always wondered that too, but I just imagined a happy ending where the pufferfish uses his spikes to break the plastic and gets out and then helps his friends. Or another fish comes and helps them.
"Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines." Odds are, most or all of those men are going to be dead within eight years. Very possibly at each others' hands.
Home Alone 2. The family does get reunited, but it's only a matter of time before CPS gets involved because the main character was left alone on two occasions. After you consider how horrible the family has been to him, it might sound good that he's getting away from them, but there's no telling where he would end up after that.
I haven't watched the second one, but unless someone calls CPS, CPS won't get involved.
@@azearaazymoto461 It was mentioned to some police officers that the main character was left alone once before in the second one.
Worse irl the child actor ended up into a rough adulthood
I think the only characters who actually get a happy ending in that timeline (the only canonical one in my eyes) are Old Man Marley and The Pidgeon Lady.
yeah, but at least the kid met a future President.
Every superhero movie: " _We have to rebuild New York City, AGAIN_ "
Constructors would be happy.
It's always New York 😅
And some mild damages in some foreign country
New New York
@@putsunny69 certified good news everyone moment
At the end of Pursuit of Happiness, that wasn’t an internship he got. He was actually in the internship throughout the whole movie. At the end he got hired by the company with a huge salary.
I was about to comment this
Honestly, it's one of a handful of these that missed the point of their respective plots or endings, and there's definitely a happier afterward than people are stating. "Pursuit of Happiness," furthermore, is based on a real man's life and struggles, so a better reflection of what came next for the character would be to look at what this real man's life became over the years.
You're right. You definitely don't take a standardized test for an internship, and they made it clear in the conference room that he was going to start working with them full time. At the end of the movie, he got the job.
Are you talking about “The Pursuit of Happyness”, spelled with a “y”?
I don’t think that the main character of that film to be a good person irl.
"Imagine living in a world where electronics can cause rage inducing feelings."
Have you ever _used_ Facebook?
The Princess and the Frog
There’s a very good chance she’ll lose her restaurant during the Great Depression. Her and Naveen are in for a rough time
Unless Naveen's parents lose the throne they can give them economic support until the economy stabilizes.
Thought that took place in the 1950's
@@eddieshipman5895 this is the amount of time it took for the Great depression 1929-1941 and the movie itself is a few years before that
Frozen: The queen can't breed. Okay, and? Countless of countries had a king or a queen without heirs, like it happened several times in Britain's history. Britain monarchy is still there, you'd be astonished how far a monarchy can reach to get an heir to the throne XD
Anna and Kristoff: Well, I guess we've found the parents of the next heir... As for their wedding, it does not seem to be any other authority figure other than Elsa. So if she allowed it, it's probably okay, it's not the craziest thing a king or a queen ordered ^^'
The food situation: They're probably right about that XD
If you look closely during the thaw scene, frozen-over flowers come back to life. It's reasonable to expect that any crops similarly survived. And it's not even clear that they get most of their food from farming rather than fishing.
As for Anna and Kristoff, I always thought Elsa making Kristoff the "Royal Ice Master" or whatever was a nice touch in that regard. Monarchs would often invent new honorifics for people they liked (or wanted to appease), and giving Kristoff a title would make his relationship with Anna somewhat more palatable. This may be unintentional on the filmmakers' part, but I always took Elsa giving Kristoff a title as a tacit blessing of his relationship with Anna for this reason.
@@erickpoorbaugh6728 True, that's a good point ^^
Frozen 2 solves these questions and all the people are fine
@@erickpoorbaugh6728 Come to think of it,flowers coming back to life could mean Anna did have powers. I mean,we don’t see a plant spirit in the second film and everything thaws due to their sisterly love so it’s not unreasonable
@@clarabp2613But Frozen 2 reveals that in between Frozen 1 and 2 there was an enormous influx of migrants from non-European cultures that would certainly destabilise the country, especially for 18th century Scandinavia. It seems all rosy in F2, but Anna has some serious potential racial and communal tensions to deal with in Frozen 3.
Ratitoulle (?)
We all know a restaraunt being run by rats is gonna go downhill really quick, especially after Gusto's was shut down for that reason. I'm sure that chef and health inspector are gonna keep ratting (pun unintended) the poor guy out and eventually, Remy and the rats are gonna have to leave the business - and even worse, the guy may be unable to work at all anymore because he'll be accused of having that rat still helping him. :(
Or heck, someone's gonna call the exterminator and all the rats are dead. :/
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Plus I really hope that Linguini and Collette are writing those recipes down, cause rats only live 2-3 years. So assuming that Remy is an adult rat in his prime, he's only got about a year or two at most left of life before old age will claim him.
I'm not going to lie I've never heard something so crazy to get me thinking about the ending of the movie like Ratatouille that be so hardcore and raw to watch like the aftermath of all that
@@randiedington7396 that hits me harder ngl
Unless PETA gets involved. Good luck with that one french government.
@@randiedington7396 in cases like pets or those who’re well cared for they can live up to 6-7 years at least ~
(Still sad, but a lil more hopeful)
The Finding Nemo one, they actually revealed what happened to the tank gang at the end of the movie. In its sequel, Finding Dory, if you watch the after credits, the tank gang were shown to be still in their bags with algae covering it up, and they make to the marine life institute that Dory grew up in as a kid, and were taken away by the employees that were looking after trash in the ocean, and took them in the institute. So I’m guessing that after their checkup they were either put in an aquarium tank or released back into the ocean
I only saw the plastic bags, so I assumed the worst! 😂 glad they were taken in!
I guess it's sorta okay for them at that point... At least they have a home either way.
not that big of a happy ending if they were put an aquarium tank. y'know, the very thing they were trying to escape
There’s actually another sad ending for Finding Nemo, though it’s more minor. You know the scene after Nigel takes Marlin and Dory to see Nemo at the dentists office, only to think he’s dead. After they get dropped back in the ocean, while Nemo reunites with Marlin and Dory, we never see him reunite with Nigel, meaning there’s a good chance he went the rest of his life thinking that Nemo died in the dentist’s office. And what’s worse, he probably blames himself for not getting there in time to save him.
@@chalkwarrior5542I mean, that’s probably a lot better than the tiny fish tank they had in the dentists office right? No being taken away by a brat child who can’t take care of a fish, bigger tank, better care of the tank, more fish to hang out with
Spirited Away
Yes, Chihiro and her parents make it back to the human world. But then you realize they were in the spirit world for a long time. Someone probably filed a missing persons report. Not to mention their new house might have been foreclosed on because there was nobody to pay bills. (idk how this stuff works in Japan)
the dad probably got fired for not showing up at his new job
Well, I think they stayed away for a couple of weeks at most, it's not gonna be that bad
The movie is how a young girl remembers living with her estranged grandparents after a series of traumatic events with her parents.
The Father was driving recklessly (because he was intoxicated) to a small hotel/theme park owned by his parents ....when they arrived unannounced, he found that it was closed for the day (no reason was given) so he broke in and they helped themselves to the items in one of the restaurants and got extremely drunk...and then got into a physical fight with one of the employees that found them.
This is when things become so traumatic for her that she starts replacing real memories with a fantasy that's loosely based on events.
Most of the movie is her living at the hotel in the theme park with her strict but loving Grandparents while waiting for her parents to get out of jail/rehab.
She also comes to grips with a previous traumatic event where she nearly drowned (most likely parental neglect was involved).
She starts to build self-esteem by becoming useful to the family business.
When her parents return , clean and sober, her Grandmother wants to know if she can recognize them , or does she still imagine them as pigs.
(Grandma is fully aware that her Granddaughter had retreated to a make-believe world as a coping mechanism )
When she can tell who they really are the family is reunited and they pick her up , go out to the car that has been sitting in his parents parking lot for several months and go home and she stops living in her imaginary World.
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Yeah and then they gave us Monsters at Work which proved this story right and brought up more issues such as people who go to university or scaraversity to learn how to properly scare and then go off to work in this very specific field, graduate to then find out that their degree is worthless and there is no more careers in this industry
They seem like they're training in comedy though easily enough. It has it's problems, but an energy crisis sounds way worse to deal with...
I wonder if this is how people who studied to be human calculators felt when the mechanical calculator was invented cheaply.
Assuming monster society functions in a similar way as human society, they’re fine. Consider what humans did whenever they found a more aboundant and cheap source of energy.
To be fair it was only Monsters Incorporated that made the switch. They made the point of mentioning that their competitor, Fear Company, still used scream energy.
Just like real life 😂
"Imagine living in a world where electronics can cause feelings of rage" cmon do you think it's that far off
Theres a reason flappy bird was taken off the App Store
The Dress cause a huge argument in my school before it was picked up and turns out half of us are just crazy.
**changes profile pic to pride colors**
@@cass3473 flappy birds is all skill.
Personally I can't imagine raging at something that's completely my fault.
Bad RNG on the other hand is definitely something difficult to deal with.
@@vampire9545 oooh the six colors of internet fighting.
50 First Dates. It seems like a sweet movie, until you realize that in no world a marriage with someone who loses their memory every 24 hours will ever be consensual.
I felt horrified and a lit sick after seeing that movie. Imagine waking up one morning only to find yourself years older with a man you've never seen before who knows more about you than you do, with a kid you have no memory of calling you mom and to top it all off you're trapped on a boat in the middle of the ocean. I don't care if he's a nice guy, this is a psychological horror movie.
@@Montaq_ this is a horror movie I’d like to see
The movie is actually on the story of Michelle Philpots
I see what you mean, but she still knows what sex is. "Hey, let's have sex" "Okay" can be consensual with her condition.
@zacharysiple629 I said marriage, I never said anything about 1 night stands. And consent goes beyond the moment. It encompasses accepting the responsibility for any consequences or complications as well. The person with only 24 hours worth of memory only has 24 hours worth of memory and easily abusive. To the person with short term memory loss it is only a one night stand, to the other person, it could be the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 100th time. That gives any potential partner a disportionate and inappropriate amount of power. If it was only ever one time and the person was never around again, how would you explain how the person with short term memory why they suddenly have an STD, or that they are pregnant? They can easily say they didn't consent. Cause they didn't. Cause they have no memory of it. In conclusion, consent is incredibly dubious at best with someone who can't retain memories of the previous day. I'm not saying that a person with short term memory loss can't have fun or enjoy themselves, I'm saying that extra care and caution must be read and taken and probably best done with their therapist's notice.
You forgot chicken run, all the chickens escape then starve to death when the winter comes.
I like to think they migrated to another farm and just blended. 😂
Those that didn't get eaten by predators anyway.
@@rockinbells8351
They live on an island. Plus, I am sure they will figure out farming.
Chickens are perfectly able to survive in the wild. Granted, some of them will perish by predation and other causes now that humans are not around to protect them, but their little flock will most definitely survive.
On the other hand, at the end it looks like there’s a live story between Rocky and Gaia, but then you see a lot of little chicks running around and you realize there’s only two males, one of which is very old. So Rocky is definitely getting busy with ALL the chickens there 😂 Gaia must be okay with polygamy. I mean, they’re chickens so probably it’s how they function.
To think all their baby chicks come from the same rooster will probably cause inbred issues and disease in few generations
One ending that disappointed me even though it was suggested to be a happy ending was Corpse Bride. Victor and Victoria may or may not live happily ever after as husband and wife, but Emily goes to whatever afterlife she disappeared to still feeling lonely and sad, with only the mild satisfaction that she did the right thing.
I was actually thinking of this one, and I'm glad someone brought it up
Yeah but she at least got closer for her murder mystery
She got to drag her murder into the grave, and she realized she didn't want to get married at the expense of Victor's life and Victorias' happiness. It's bittersweet, but I think she would have been just as sad if she did go through with it, since Victor would have resented her as years passed. Or she passes on, but Victor is left bc now *he* has unfinished business. 😅
She goes to the afterlife because she gets over her grief. She won't be lonely and sad, don't worry.
@@lorenzocassaro3054 I’m not sure about that. Emily said to Victor shortly before, “I love you, but you are not mine.” Her handing him to Victoria seemed more like a resignation, and I don’t know if confronting the man who killed her resolved her feelings.
2:33 Luckily, Monsters at Work helps alleviate this somewhat. It may have taken a while, but Mike and Sulley were able to make it work and most of the monsters were able to transition to laughter. Plus, I think it was mentioned that at least a few of the other power corporations still used Fear.
The lord of the flies
Ik it ends with the children leaving the island on an helicopter and you think for a second "yay they escaped the island!"
But then you realize that they have to explain the parents of the dead children what happened to them, plus probably a lot of money waste due to the funerals of children that didnt die
I've given a lot of thought about this, and the children and what the things they did and the people they'd become will significantly impact their day-to-day lives
Here’s a darker thought. I believe that all the parents are dead from the plane crash, meaning that, for all we know, they may not even have homes to go back to!
Jack is certainly arrested and I’d have to assume he’s tried as an adult for murder,as are quite possibly some of the other boys. Ralph’s dad can take him in and maybe they get dual therapy sessions (his dad is likely to have PTSD from being a soldier and I don’t think I need to explain why Ralph would have PTSD from seeing two people killed in front of him and almost being killed himself)
Congratulations, you read the book
Seriously, the point of Lord of the Flies is EXACTLY the fact that the kids will have to deal with what they had become on that island. What we could all become on that island.
@@h-bitgraphics3858plus in the novel, it seems that they reason they’re in the plane is because OF A *NUCLEAR WAR* IN BRITAIN
Rip the northern hemisphere 💀💀💀
Story 16 - "Somehow, they survived!" End of Finding Dory they show up in the after-credits and get picked up by the Institute workers like Dory did.
Story 22 - Not all the furniture was people. The servants were transformed into furniture because that's what servants were supposed to be in royal households; "part of the furnishing" but the rest of the furniture was just enchanted hence why quite a lot didn't have facial features. The real horror afterstory is knowing he was French Royalty...*French* royalty and we all know how that ended.
Story 34 - In the old extended universe they had entire planets devoted to farming to support the human population. Also; a deleted scene shows that Earth is desolate at this point and another extended universe story had Earth overrun with Xenos anyway.
In Get Out there was overwhelming evidence of missing people to take suspicion off of the protagonist.
Even Family Guy made fun of Forest Gump "Goodbye, Jenny. I'll take care of our AIDS baby."
is there anything family guy didn't make fun of?
On the horror movie topic: Mama. They are in the middle of a custody issue, being studied by a doctor... The grandmother wanting custody dies and disappears. The doctor studying the case dies and disappears. ONE OF THE CHILDREN DISAPPEARS! There is no way that works out for Any of them.
Prince of Egypt. If you know anything about the Bible, specifically the Old Testament, you'd realize things weren't so peaceful after the freedom of the Hebrews.
Story 56: Forrest Gump. The movie never said Jenny died of AIDS; it was assumed. I believe the producers said she died of Hepatitis C.
They were going to do AIDs originally, but thank God, whoever changed their minds happened.
And they never said that the child was ill too.
In the book it was hepatitis c.
I don’t know why every assumes the boy is born with aids. I mean yeah it can happen, but children born from mothers with aids don’t always automatically have it.
she didn't have any symptoms of AIDS
Actually in the mid/after credits of the movie WALL-E, there are some drawings as to how life continued afterwards, so in this case you don't have to consider 🙂
Also their ship wasn't destroyed or anything, so even if we didn't have those drawings we can imagine that they'd still live on the ship while fixing up the planet
That's what would happen realistically.
@@ovinedreamer1451 That's my thought exactly. Anyone who needs the ship can still go back to it. There are potential theoreticals like overpopulation and greed coming back to bite them by destroying the ship, but that's not part of the story. Heck, it's not even impossible that they would research and copy the tech of the ship eventually and build more of it, which would cause them to have better global lives than the generations that preceded the one that sent the ship off to begin with.
Entire TMNT series is like that. Sooner or later somebody gonna find turtles. It's already suprising nobody visited any of their hiding spots, especially when said places are water pumping tanks.
7:12 All of the furniture in the Beast's castle was not former servants before they were changed. Some of it was, sure, but definitely not all of it.
I figure if it had a face, servant. If it didn’t, normal furniture.
@@mackenziebeeney3764 With the exception of the dog, but generally speaking, yeah. I'd agree with that.
he's royalty, he can afford to buy more furniture
Judging by the clothing, it won't be too long before the French Revolution and the 'Reign of Terror', which will see all the Rich and Aristocrats meet the Guillotine! That means Beast, Belle, Mrs. Potts, and all the household staff will be meeting the 'National Razor' in less than a year as even innocent household staff weren't spared by the mob! Perhaps even Chip and the children will be Killed!
yeah, there would be no need for dozens of servants for one single person, so most of the furniture would be fine
In the Evil Dead series that picks up years after "Army of Darkness" and the rest of the movies, the dude's life sucks. But in particular Ash goes back home and it turns out everyone considers him a serial killer because he was the only one who made it out alive--or literally in one piece--and all he's got to explain himself is a wild story about demons. His house has "Ashy Slashy" spraypainted across the front.
I thought the series ended on a cliffhanger?
To be fair, though, Ash has the kind of personality that manages it easily. He’s still super upbeat lol
"Passengers, that food supply is gonna be severely depleted"
Two people ate during several years, let's say they ate three meals per day during 60 years, that's 131 400 meals.
If the ship had enough meals for 5 000 peoples for six months, that's 2 700 0000 meals. They ate 9 days of supplies, what a tragedy :p
One I never hear brought up that surprises me is The lion king. Yes, Simba came back and returned things to the previous order, but Scar was king for YEARS and inflicted monumental and irreversible damage on the subjects of the pride lands. Then consider other factors like the obvious inequalities that led to Scars ascent to power to begin with being re implemented, plus a blue print plan for future traitors to seize the thrown and it's far from the sunny picture the movie literally ends on.
Yeah either all the future generations of royalty are only 1 child, or the same thing is gonna happen sooner or later.
In the sequels the hyenas were gone, ending the issue of inequality, while it is not mentioned it is very likely that the lions ate them.
The things you mentioned some of them did happen squeal with the outladers
The pursuit of happiness one is based on someone’s actual life n pretty sure he became successful, like it literally tells about his life at the end
Yes. But in actuality although Will Smith portrayed him as a good father, there were times when the actual guy didn't even know where his son was. For days and weeks even if I recall correctly. But yes, he did end up becoming successful. That person who wrote that clearly has never actually done research on the story.
@@aurorarowley7310 or they were trying to write it in a better light for the audiences.
@@CandaceDreamer I was simply stating what the reality was. I think that speaks for itself why they didn't show that part of the truth. There's no or about it. No need to make that comment of yours. 🙄
@@aurorarowley7310 sorry if I upset you. I was just adding to the conversation.
The reality is that they actually had a happy ending. No if, ands, or buts. They had trauma and a happy ending. No reason for the comment of yours
Captain America: The Winter Soldier: the destruction of the flying ships must have caused damage and death to people below and since they dumped all SHEILD files, surely the good agents who were out in the field must’ve been compromised with no warning, which would be bad for them especially the undercover ones. Also all personal info would be released so it would be easy for the criminals to take revenge on innocent families of these agents.
Also important government security information was probably also released to the world.
I think they touched on this in Civil War. Ross cited the Hydra Helicarriers as an example of why the Sokovia Accords were established.
@@ShawndaPrawn You’re right, I don’t think he mentioned the specifics tho
Small soldiers, the batteries on the toys will run out, and their dream of a homeland is actually unreachable.
And make matters worse the CEO of the company that made toy's in first place decided to sell it of to the military so best case scenario Chip Hazard can now be a force for good and worse case scenario there's going to be a ton of corporate governments and terrorist organisation's that now armies of small soldiers ready to case havoc
Wreck It Ralph 2. Basically becauE Vanellope "went Turbo" (Jumped from one game to another), people are going to wonder why she isn't there and she'll then run the risk of having her game AND her friends either dying or having nowhere to go and being homeless. Sure Calhoun and Felix showed they could adopt them, but still, their home and game would be gone. And it's all thanks to Vanellope even though she and Ralph went into the internet so they could save her game!
Pixar's Soul, because it is heavily implied that after the events of the film 22 gets born as a Chinese girl, and considering the infamous One Child and Two Child Policies and what that did to baby girls in China, 22 won't last long in the living realm.
I thought of Ponyo, too, but more in terms of... Ponyo fully transforms into a human... in the air, in front of Sosuke, who's standing at the edge of the cliff by the sea. Ponyo has lived her life as a fish with magical powers. Her transformation takes away these powers. After the kiss, she's going to fall into the sea. Which would be fine if she were still a fish, as she knows how to swim like a fish. However, she's a human now, and is going to have to learn really quickly how humans swim or at least float, and either get to shore or be rescued before her stamina runs out.
she falls forward and Sosuke breaks her fall
Avengers: Endgame ends on a bittersweet note, although upon reflection, it can appear to be more on the bitter side. While the heroes successfully undo the snap and defeat Thanos' army, their actions only reverse the snap itself. This means that those who were wiped out suddenly reappear five years later, without having aged. This overlooks the potential long-term psychological effects on the people who lost five years, the impact on their loved ones due to their absence, and the challenges they will face when trying to reintegrate into their old lives. Additionally, this indicates that anyone who died indirectly as a result of the Snap, either before (like Loki, the Asgardians, the original Gamora, Vision) or after (such as passengers on planes whose pilots were snapped away, people in medical crises without doctors, individuals who couldn't cope with the loss and took their own lives), would not be brought back. Moreover, those who had moved on and remarried or found new love after their previous relationships ended will find themselves in a deeply traumatic situation.
Far From Home and Love & Thunder both lampshade these things.
And the people who was brought would find out that they don't own anything because everything went to their heirs, guy who got wiped out could find out that he is jobless and his wife now living with another man in their home, the homeless population would rise.
And we are not taking account the resources, all societies with their population doubled while the production remained the same would face a crisis similar to what Thanos wanted to avoid.
For that reason I prefer what happened in the comics with Nebula just reverting existence exactly the same as before the Snap.
My thought is how many world leaders, CEOs, guerilla warlords, or anyone with even a little bit of power got snapped and then unsnapped. How many power vacuums and wars got started by the snap? And how many more were started when the snap was undone because of every snapped leader trying to get their old status back?
Another Endgame dodged: The ecological catastrophe. Half of All life is gone. Entire species are gone, including plants. Imagine half of the Amazon forest gone; the impact on global climate would be disastrous.
If Thanos wanted to get rid of humanity, just remove all our technological knowledge, libraries, computers, etc, even how make a controlled fire. A few people might survive, but it would be millennia, if ever, before humanity would have any effect on global ecology.
This pretty much gets addressed in a lot of the post Endgame movies/series. And yes, it is very much not a happy ending.
Concerning story 10, I think that's literally the ending of one of the last Chucky movies, the survivor protagonist being discovered by the police and arrested on the spot because they thought she was the murderer.
Ending of Curse as well as the plot of the first one
@@thesadisticskitty I thought the mother in the first movie was just a victim of the Toy company's aggressive propaganda and sent to an asylum while the cop who actually saw Chucky was fired and silenced?
@@wargamesmaster Oh I wasn't talking about the mom. I was talking about the kid.
@@thesadisticskitty He wasn't arrested, just sent into foster care
I mean come on. A woman? Accused of murder ? Really? 😂
Ratatouille. 🐀
Let’s hope Remy writes all of his recipes, considering rats have a short life span he probably won’t be seeing garbage boy’s first child. Or his wedding either-
Wolfwalkers. It's my favorite movie, but there's one glaring issue: the pack is the last wolf pack in the entirety of Ireland, possibly even the entire uk. There's maybe 20 wolves in the pack, with Moll acting as Alpha and Mebh stepping in when her mother's unavailable. Once those wolves die, not only will there be no more wolves, but unless one of the family bites someone, Bill and Moll have more children, or Robyn and/or Mebh grow up and have kids, the wolfwalkers will die out too
It’s a happy beginning for the characters at least
is it really the last wolf pack ? Anyway, 20 is not much, but it's enough to maintain a population, so if they find a place where they're not hunted, the wolf numbers could grow, and the wolfwalker population literally doubled in a few days so...
@@seaemji8591 the movie is based on Irish folklore, and in the time period the movie is set in, that pack would indeed be the last one in Ireland. On top of that, with only 20 wolves you're gonna get inbreeding _very_ quickly, which will almost certainly cause issues.
Doubling the population of Wolfwalkers is also not exactly an impressive feat when the base amount was two. That's barely better than saying the population doubled when it goes from one to two
Every action movie ever.
The "hero" inevitably winds up on death row once law enforcement takes a good look on their vigilante killing spree.
I may love the little mermaid, but: Eric’s kingdom is gonna be effected BIG TIME by the fact he’s married to a girl who was a fish person who is FRIENDS WITH OCEAN LIFE! Which means he might have to keep everyone from fishing to not cause issues between Eric’s kingdom and Alantaca cause of King Triton…
Yup. That's a lot of people losing their livelihoods right there.
@@mazc1358 Not really, just stating the facts
I meant people in Eric's kingdom who fished for a living wouldn't be allowed to do it anymore - I agree with your comment.
king Triton lets humans fish. It's implied he just won't let them take more than a specific amount. But there's a sudden influx of merfolk that are freed from Ursula's contracts. How would the Kingdom adjust to all that?
Wasn't there a sequel about that tho?
Ironic since the Never Ending Stiry actually has a really messed up ending in the book. The movie is only the first half. After saving the world, Bastion goes there and lives like a hero, with the power to create stiries at the cost of his memories, he goes mad with power, overthrows the Empress and even worse, uses all his power and is left with no memories or power.
*Story
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@@kalebjacobs7505 blame big hands and tiny keyboards
The incredibles 2, while yes the incredibles themselves got off good, the company that sponsored them just lost their best inventor. It will only go downhill from there and they may eventually go bankrupt
Every western where the Sheriff or Good Guy just up and leaves town at the end, usually with no reason other than wanting to roam somewhere else. Half the time, they leave their friends/romantic interest behind, which is bad enough. But, they also hardly ever show them appointing a new sheriff. So, the town has to wait months for a new one and in the mean time hope no crimes happen, I guess?
Tbf the town is small. Also sheriffs don't settle areas families do.
My HC is that with the "bad guys" gone the area becomes safer and more families move in to settle and the town grows into a normal rural community and eventually a small city
Beauty and Beast is scary because shortly after the events of the movie we have the French Revolution. Meaning Belle a otherwise peasant is now a noble who would get her final kiss from MDME. Guillotine. Harry Potter turns into a horror story when you realize that there is no way the final battle set up could be kept hidden. The muggle world now knows that the wizarding world exists. Que the next Inquisition/ round of witch hunts. And wizards are now against people with some very dangerous firearms they are unaware of how they work.
Ah, the guy who was the Beast is a liberal minded, rural noble. There's a good chance he and Belle will survive, possibly in straitened circumstances, but they probably will survive.
Groundhog Day because he's going to make a tragic mistake but not be able to fix it
Sing:if mike wasn't murdered by the bears, he more than likely wound up in a ton of legal trouble with the bank.
"a lot of ewoks died due to the raining debris from a recently obliterated Deathstar " sounds like a happy ending to me
No, but, but, actually, the Death Star actual fell on this other moon, in really large pieces that didn’t destroy the moon.
That mass destruction event makes it really hard to come by ethically sourced Ewok meat nowadays, though.
@@mackenziebeeney3764It didn't fell on a moon, but on Endor, the main planet.
0:49 Truman probably doesn’t trust anyone anymore
The Princess and the Frog: How's Tiana going to run her restaurant during the Great Depression?
Strange one, but the Yogi bear movie.
They’ve save the Jellystone forest by exposing the corrupt mayor and revealing the last of the frog mouthed tortoise. Which is great, but unless they find a few more of those tortoises to start a breeding group (a species that was thought to have gone extinct for 100 years so there’s very few potential mating partners), the forest will eventually go back to square 1 (aka being sold off for logging) when that one tortoise passes away.
Also, if Yogi and Boobo keep stealing picnics from campers, eventually, rangers will have to do something in case someone gets hurt during one of Yogi’s thefts. While Yogi himself may not attack people, he is still a bear and the national park will suffer as tourists will refuse to come in case there is a potential bear attack. Leaving the park once again, threatened with being sold off.
Especially if one of the tourists calls animal control there's little Ranger Smith can do to stop Yogi and Boobo getting taken away and winding up in lab being tested on for there intelligence
Just watched Princess Bride. Yes it is great that Westley and Buttercup got to be together and that Inigo Montoya got to kill the six-fingered man. However, they absolutely handed Humperdink his oh-so desired war on a silver platter. "OH WOE IS ME, GILDEN KIDNAPPED MY BRIDE ON HER WEDDING NIGHT. THEY HIRED THE DREAD PIRATE ROBERTS TO DO IT!!!" Westley and Buttercup might be okay, but Inigo Montaya, who probably became the new Dread Pirate Roberts, is likely very very dead.
Not to mention the people Westley killed as the Dread Pirate Roberts, and the people Inigo will kill as the Dread Pirate Roberts. That film is fun, but it has a terrible case of only caring about the protagonists.
but you forget, it's a story being told from grandpa to sick grandkid. a Grandkid who has a minor illness in a time where kids having a minor illness is very survivable. The true ending is a full recovery and a happy memory being made.
@@bmetalfish3928 yeah, child is probably fine after two days and can move on to another book or game or wherever he likes
Any movie that revolves around a nearly extinct species. They, by some miracle, have found a partner to repopulate with, buuuuut then you realize...
Who are the children gonna breed with..?
The Zootopia one did not occur to me and that’s gonna be interesting. Will we see eugenics or forced child limits, or more direct genocide a la massacre and systematic killing. Or massive war over resources and a reversion to the predator-prey dichotomy. Also what do the predators do for food. They need meat. Do they live off of the meat of the elderly??
This is one of the things that Zootopia didn't address, but the furry anime series Beastars did. In the Beastars universe, predators survive on synthetic protein products. The trouble is, they still instinctively crave the taste of actual meat, so not only do they have to constantly fight against their innate urge to eat their herbivore friends, there's a whole black market in the disreputable part of town full of things like illegal butcher's shops and hot dog stands.
Okay, I'm gonna go schizo fanboy mode lol. They do have population control propaganda at the very least, you can see a couple of flyers encouraging some species to get "fixed" in some scenes. And there's only mammals in Zootopia, predators most likely eat non mammals, the movie already confirmed that they at least have fish and bugs by showing a fish market when Judy arrived at the city and by looking at some littered burger boxes that said "bug burga". The eugenics part they probably dealt with a long time ago, considering no domestic species exist other than sheep and pig... Which also kinda helps to explain why the villain was a sheep and even why the canceled script villain was a pig now that I think about it lol. A lot of the questions in this video can be solved by just paying attention to the details in the movie and putting the pieces together, the only thing we can't know for sure is how society outside the Zootopia handled the whole night howlers thing both before and after Bellwether got caught, that one can get really fucked.
Second comment, because I thought of another one. SPIRITED AWAY. Now, I adore Miyazaki, but that family was gone for, what, weeks? Shown by the car being all covered in leaves and dirt when they come back out. They were supposed to move into a new house. It's not like that would have gone unnoticed. Police have probably been searching for them. What happens when they show up? The parents are going to know how long they were gone and wonder what the hell happened. If they get Chihiro to tell them, they either won't believe her, the spirit world will be revealed and thus ruined, or it will freak people out so that they tear down the ruins that are left and the gateway. Either way, it doesn't end well.
From what Haku says it's implied that they only were gone a day in terms of human time. The leaves were falling as they drove so a mere day would be more than enough time to cover the car
I guess that's where the name comes from because there are disappearances where the lost who return say things like they were abducted by aliens or in the fairy forest.
1. Japan has a long history of crime and disappearance cover ups
2. Spirits are still believed in Japan and the people would probably be like "oh you upset the spirits and almost got turned into pigs...you morons don't do that ever again".
As for tearing down stuff they're not China. They won't evict you from your 100 year old house just to build a hastily mad poorly built highway labyrinth
I think the worse bitter sweet ending is we see Haku is a spirit who lost his memory due to the irl river being drained and converted to housing. So that probably goes for a lot of other spirits too. Probably a good chunk walking around not remembering who they actually are and that's kinda sad tbh.
The Princess & the Frog: Tiana starts a new buisness right before the great depression. In facts she opens the resturant in the middle of the prohibition meaning she probably had to turn to bootlegging to keep it afloat.
Plus the Jim Crow segregation laws. If they existed in Princess and the Frog, Tiana and Naveen would never be allowed to get married.
The Iron Giant and how Hogarth could be drafted into the Vietnam War. Considering he is nine years old in 1957 he will be 18 in 1966 and that makes him eligible for the draft.
Come on, the Iron Giant WON'T let that conscription happen.
He was already reassembling himself. Plus he gave the army in Maine alone one hell of a battle that he was winning.
If he can make a huge destructive fuss over just thinking Hogarth died he can certainly stop him from getting drafted.
@@Cacowninja Maybe Hogarth could bring the giant to the war with him?
for story #6 it's not like they don't still have the ship, it'll probably break down on account of how long it's been in service and not having been designed to stay planetside, but that doesn't mean whatever systems made it habitable for all that time will be completely unusable
Truman is going to be just fine after the Truman show ended. He's extremely famous. All he needs to do is to write a book about his experience and he's a multi millionaire. He also has the girl in the real world who is in love with him who will be looking for him. He'd probably live out the rest of his life as a celebrity with people offering him movie and book deals.
"The Queen can't share a bed with her husband."
What husband?
😆 🤣 😂 😹 I thought the same 😆 🤣 😂 😹
Story 14: If you think about it, that's kind of why the sequel, civil war happened. Oh, let's not forget Vulture's origin in spiderman homecoming.
I would love to see more videos with this type of topic being talked about it was so fun to listen to the different perspective of what comes after a movie ending
I sat there, silently staring at the screen, as it dawned on me that most of these movies picked a particular high spot to end these movies, when if only they were just a little longer it would not have ended so well
Meet The Parents. Even before “Meet The Fockers” was released, I knew Jack Byrnes would still be a miserable prick, Pam would still bow before her insidious father, Greg would still take all of Pam’s crap and let Jack abuse him in a futile attempt to still win his favor, and Kevin is still going to hold his unresolved feelings for Pam and lurk nearby her like a creep. After my friends and I rented the sequel for our “bad movie night”, I saw that I was right.
Actually Kingsman... Electronics that is connected to a SIM CARD. Just remove the card and destroy the satellites. As for the leaders... Not everyone agreed... There is a prison complex on the villain's base for a good reason.
A lot of horror movies have the thing killing everyone be known about by authorities. So I can accept the one survivor not going to prison but no matter how badass their victory was in the movie they’re traumatized for life.
the monsters inc one: they did cover this. There was a tv series sequel. where the writer was right.
show followed a young monster fresh out of scare college. top of his class. top scaring proespect. hired right off the bat by monsters inc to only find out his first day....the company is now specializing in laughter. he kind of looks goofy. but trained his entire life to be a scarer. so basically becomes a janitor there taking while taking classes on how to be funny.
the show ends right as the last scene in the movie happens (where everything is going fine) but throughout the series there were a lot of problems coverting to laughter. not enough at first...sometimes too much supply, etc
they do mention there were other scaring companies
to be fair, energy crisis was a bigger concern.
Okay but the issue with that is it's implied Monsters Inc had been working with laughter for awhile (note Mike mentions that it took a long time to get boos door back up and everyone clearly had managed to adjust to laughter) so why wouldn't the student be told that Monster's Inc now specializes in laughter not scares
@@tanandalynch9441 or like, know that, I'm sure the waternoose incident would be plastered on headlines right?
@@kaiseremotion854 I'd argue the CDA wouldn't let that be known but everyone knows who they are and I doubt a public figurehead like Waternoose being arrested would have been kept quiet
@@kaiseremotion854 so yeah you'd think he'd have at least heard about that. Or at least that Monsters Inc. was under new management.. ain't no way he wasn't told they were doing laughter over screams before going there
*WHY CAN'T THAT FISH STOP EATING?* He eats and eats and eats and *never gets full!* What is wrong with that fish?!?
As for 'Ghost,' crossing over or passing on isn't necessarily the same as going to Heaven. And what's more, Molly has absolute proof that the afterlife exists! I'm sure she'll manage to live her life without Sam somehow.
that fish has Prader.-Willi
Considering we see two guys get dragged down to Hell, the white upper light is implied Heaven
The fate of Lotso Huggin Bear at the end of Toy Story 3: he wired to the front of the garbage truck alongside other toys. He won't be able to escape, and can't move in the sight of humans during the daytime, so he's fated to gradually rot away over the years, while still "conscious".
If he’s lucky the truck could get into a accident and catch on fire destroying him relatively quickly. (As deserved it or not he should only suffer for the amount of unspecified years he was in power in Sunnyside)
Toys could move in front of humans and in daylight if they chose to. That's how the defeat Cid by moving in front of him during daylight. Why bring up daylight at all, they aren't vampires?
@@Mpetey123 "Toys could move in front of humans and in daylight if they chose to. That's how the defeat Cid by moving in front of him during daylight. Why bring up daylight at all, they aren't vampires?"
Good points, both of them. But I felt the other toys on the truck gave the impression that escape was impossible.
Regarding the Harry Potter ending, the Ministry and the Wizarding World DO manage to recover under the leadership of Kingsley Shacklebolt, and all of the problems you cited are canonically more or less smoothed over within 19 years (Cursed Child’s much smaller blip on the proverbial radar notwithstanding). This is mostly stated in the books, but even the ending of the last film shows everyone living in relative peace in the epilogue.
Captain America Civil War
Off the top of my head the public saw:
- The Avengers fight each other over UN restrictions, causing a fuck ton in damages in the process
- 3 Helicarriers from the top secret S.H.I.E.L.D. shoot themselves out of the sky
- The American icon was branded a war criminal
Behind the scenes, the audience is shown Hydra had infiltrated all levels of S.H.I.E.L.D.’s Operation.
Tully (the one about post partum psychosis, not the airplane one) The ending has Marlo, the exhausted mom main character, winding up in the hospital after she crashed her car. In the hospital, she and the audience realize that the night nurse and best friend who has been supporting her this whole time, Tully, is not real. Tully is a hallucination. Marlo is released from the hospital to go home, her husband makes a general comment about being more supportive. Seems great! Until you realize....no one knows she's been having a psychotic break from reality. Her husband and her family think she's in the hospital due to a car wreck caused by sleep deprivation. Not because her post partum psychosis fever dream best friend convinced her to run off to the city. She's let out without a psych eval and picks all of her mom duties right back up. People don't just magically bounce back from having auditory and visual hallucinations, and she is also not screened for her very obvious post partum depression.
As far as Breaking Bad endings go, Jesse got the best deal and it was well deserved
Some version of Toy Story 3 is bound to repeat for the other toys after Toy Story 4. Every 15 or so years they will have to set themselves up to be sent to a new house. Then there is always the chance of them being thrown away by accident, or locked up somewhere. This is a franchise of horror films with a fun coat of paint
Aaaaaand you didn't get the point
The original ending in Get Out actually has the protagonist going to prison for exactly that.
The new ending, however, has him not get caught by the cops. And they won't know he was there at the house, cause the family made sure not to leave evidence of him coming to their place, since they were planning on abducting him.
Basically any Live action Transformers movie. Like literally every single "Happy ending" gets overridden in the next movie, and all the movies end with some kind of massive battle that significantly changes the world, usually with a massive disaster to follow.
Ready Player One just revealed that there was a company that literally KILLED people without any consequences so far(including destroying a massive 'apartment complex'. Now the CEO _JUST_ got arrested and will likely ensue a massive number of lawsuits, more assassinations(including a possible 'Espstein' on the arrested ceo), and so much more collateral issues. Also a random kid from what's essentially the ghetto just got a massive company and no understanding of corporate rules, plus he shuts down the game on Tuesdays and Wednesdays(iirc) so the people who used to have those days off now can't play practically at all.
Never even thought of Breaking Bad as a happy ending. He watched the love of his life die, because of him falling for her. There is a kid Who saw him as a father figure Who "abandoned" him during the time when his mother died.
He was then shut in a hole and used as a slave that is bound to make it impossible for him to function in social situations, that is not even Taking his severe ptsd into account.
Side note for Django. He is seen in A Million Ways to Die in the West where he had escaped southern persecution by travelling to Arizona.
My choice for Happy but bad ending is Tom Hanks's Big. Literally a child trapped inside of an adult where he was forced to grow up incredibly fast and even had sexual encounters. That is totally going to screw with his psyche as he develops more. He won't have a proper grasp on how being a real adult is supposed to work and will be lost.
The Pursuit of Happiness one is wrong. He was in the unpaid internship throughout the movie while he was homeless. He was so happy at the end because he won the high paying job and could get him and his son a place to live now.
101 Dalmatians, sequel and tv series aside, we all know those 99 puppies will end up in a dogpound. There's no way for 3 humans to look after a herd of puppies. "Hoarders" would have a field day with this family.
Toy story 4. I am so glad they are making a 5th. What will happen when bonnie grows up. Where will buzz and the gang go???
If they tackle this is TS5 it will feel like a rehash of 3
Honestly, I feel like it might be interesting if they showed how there's a lot of "old is the new 'new'" going on right now, what with the desire to revive past nostalgias. Maybe Woody and the gang might see that toys from their origins are being made again, only...they're not quite the same.
theyre making a fifth one? im kinda surprised, i thought they were gonna end it at four
any movie series past 3 is useless and uncreative tbh. toy story included.
We didn't need a fourth. We don't need a fifth. The franchise needs to end already
It's a bit of a theme that nothing in movies has consequences. Often the "hero" is about to get seriously into trouble with authorities or they helpfully overlook the hundreds of corpses.
Tracy in Hairspray was Pardoned by the Governor. In the original John Waters one it shows Motormouth and Lil Inez handcuffed to him until he does it. And in the Musical, both the movie and Broadway show, at the end during You Can't Stop The Beat, they say the Governor pardoned her
This is one I just thought of, but Shrek. Despite how much an egomaniac Farquaad was, the people of Duloc just saw their reigning monarch get eaten by a dragon, all the while with no heirs to assume the throne. There are definitely some who would want to assume the throne, and those who oppose them. I wonder how well Duloc handles anarchy.
It didn't. In a Halloween special, the gang decides to visit Duloc and find the whole place a ghost town, even the "Welcome to Duloc" thing having changed it's lyrics to reflect how uneasy the place has become (Implying that it's haunted, at least a little bit).
5:30 Those fish managed to survive, just see the after credits of Finding Dory.
😂😂😂
The worst part about the Logan one is that she has adamantium on her skeleton as a child. How is she going to grow into an adult? The metal is not going to allow her to grow up.
The Pursuit of Happiness is based on a true story. Chris Gardner was a real person and went on to start his own firm and is now a millionaire.
The Pursuit of Happyness: nineteen other interns have just worked for six months without pay (seriously?) and now have no job. A movie about what happened next for one of them would be interesting.
One thing you can say about "American Beauty" you can't about many others is that everything that occurred in it CAN happen in real life, even in the order it occurred in the movie.
Fallen kingdom, "yay, we saved the dinosaurs." The amount of problems that arise from thousands of new species that haven't been around for 65 million years, aka thousands of invasive species have just been released into North America, where we were barely able to kill one raptor.
Regarding #52, in the original movie, as well as the play, the governor gave her a full pardon, so we can assume the same happened here. One of my favorite movies shall not be ruined!
GET OUT originally ended with the friend of the main character visiting him on prison. He eas talking about helping fight the verdict, but he tells him not the bother.
Omg. Donnie Darko came up and the narration was "Clearly there are multiple people who have succumbed to an unfortunate" at which point it cut for a commercial which Instantly said "Taco Bell".
Bone Tomahawk: there's NO WAY the wounded survivors made it back to town. The original posse barely made it to the lair and only bc they were captured.
5:36 This was answered at the end of Finding Dory. They get rescued by the California rescue-and-rehab aquarium. Don't ask how they got there without dying.
Kickboxer: even tho he won the match , apparently he and his brother were murdered by his opponent in the sequel😢
The whole logan movie implies that his powers are being suppressed by the food. You know gmo's in everyone's food scare.
So, I have some IRL science that will help mitigate some of the issues from the Day After Tomorrow. First of all, the glaciers and ice sheets will start reforming and regrowing, which is going to drain a lot of water from the seas and oceans. That will, in turn, expose a lot of land for building cities and establishing farms as the ocean falls away like bath water when you uncork the tub's drain. This means a lot of the northern residents of the US will probably end up in refugee camps along the gulf coast in states like Florida, Mississippi, and Louisiana assuming they don't immigrate to Australia or New Zealand, which would also see significant expansion to their coastlines. Finally, people could also start adopting the Inuit lifestyle, which is pretty well adapted to the already fridged Alaskan wilderness. Also, the grassland/desert balance in Africa would reverse, so the Sahara would go from the biggest, driest desert to a lush, thick jungle to rival the Amazon, so all the frozen out American farmers would probable head there.
For Logan, if they followed the comic book source material, then the atamantium casing on Laura's bones had breathing holes punched in it, allowing for her skeleton to much more naturally refresh itself without taxing her healing factor the way her father's was. Alternatively, the only part they shower getting the dip was her claws, so she might only have natural bone everywhere else, also lightening the load on her system compared to the situation Weapon X put Logan into.
For Forest Gump, what's to say that Jenny's HIV infection didn't happen until after Forest Jr's birth. I'd imagine that she got clean of all the drugs she was on as soon as she learned she was expecting, left the newborn with her parents until she was drawing enough of a paycheck to support him, and got infected off a contaminated blood transfusion as those weren't anywhere near as heavily regulated as they are today. After all, we never saw everything that happened to Jenny after Forset Sr knocked her up; she could of had an artery rupture in a car wreck or spontaneously turned anemic from general life stress or unbalanced diet. Not only that, but what if her condition was something unrelated to AIDS, like ALS or a generic cancer, all we know for sure is that she spent her final years as Forest Sr's wife, him acting as her care giver until she passed.
yeah the back to the future one is fairly accurate except his parents recognizing him, they knew him for less than a week in high school, i have serious doubts they even remember what he looked like
He was very important to them though. While they don't remember everything he did, they do know that he is the reason they got together. Also, while people didn't take as many photos back then, the yearbook team could very well have gotten a picture of the band. Not a guarantee that they would put together the visual similarities, but still possible.
Crispin Glover (the guy that played Marty's father in the first film) expressed the view that the moral of the film was quite messed up. The measure of a man being his wealth. I have to agree with him. At the end of the first film George may have more confidence but now he's an A hole. In fact the whole family seem to be insufferable, self centred whatevers.
5:30 I always wondered that too, but I just imagined a happy ending where the pufferfish uses his spikes to break the plastic and gets out and then helps his friends. Or another fish comes and helps them.
The seagull that saved nemo's dad and dory could help, seagulls are pretty good at opening bags lol
@@velvety2006 Technically it was a pelican but point noted.
@@Cacowninja oops, it's been awhile since i saw the movie
"Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines."
Odds are, most or all of those men are going to be dead within eight years. Very possibly at each others' hands.
Quite honestly, you could say that about any movie set in Europe during the 1900s or 1930s...