Whats the best movie ending of all time?

When William Wallace (Gibson) screams "FREEDOM" before him and Longshanks both die and the looks on Hamish's and Stephen's face when they hear him say "Freedom" instead of "Mercy." Simply beautiful.

When William Wallace (Gibson) screams "FREEDOM" before him and Longshanks both die and the looks on Hamish's and Stephen's face when they hear him say "Freedom" instead of "Mercy." Simply beautiful.

The very end when both Bonnie and Clyde are ambushed by the police and are shot more times each than Sonny Corleone in the Godfather and RoboCop combined. No music or dialougue. The scene is so painful to watch.

The very end when both Bonnie and Clyde are ambushed by the police and are shot more times each than Sonny Corleone in the Godfather and RoboCop combined. No music or dialougue. The scene is so painful to watch.

The very end when Taylor is in the helicopter going back to the aide station and he is sitting looking down at the battlefield from the heli after the battle, and he gives that short speech which is so well written and so strong.

The very end when Taylor is in the helicopter going back to the aide station and he is sitting looking down at the battlefield from the heli after the battle, and he gives that short speech which is so well written and so strong.

"Is she aware, her daughter is still alive?"

"Is she aware, her daughter is still alive?"

I am going to have a Friend for dinner

I am going to have a Friend for dinner

Neo was shot and killed by Smith, then he becomes alive again and killed Smith. Pretty crazy

Neo was shot and killed by Smith, then he becomes alive again and killed Smith. Pretty crazy

I was SO sure McMurphy would escape, and then they destroy his mind or something and the Chief puts him out of his misery and flees... so sad.. so perfect... like the rest of the movie

I was SO sure McMurphy would escape, and then they destroy his mind or something and the Chief puts him out of his misery and flees... so sad.. so perfect... like the rest of the movie

I had never seen such a... how to call it?... strange (positively) movie and then that stunning ending..

I had never seen such a... how to call it?... strange (positively) movie and then that stunning ending..

Throughout the movie I have always thought about that possibility but since - except for that one time Frank mentioned that option - no one really talked about that I didn't think that was gonna happen so that when it did I was so surprised and somehow very sad... it seemed like that best option of running away was for some inexplicable reason the saddest they good have chosen...

Throughout the movie I have always thought about that possibility but since - except for that one time Frank mentioned that option - no one really talked about that I didn't think that was gonna happen so that when it did I was so surprised and somehow very sad... it seemed like that best option of running away was for some inexplicable reason the saddest they good have chosen...

I saw this movie yesterday and liked it very much all the time... and then at the end, though I knew what was coming and despite Moss's father ducking under that car and all those other obvious signs I was shocked... that moment bonnie and clyde looked at each other for a split second just before they were perforated by a storm of bullets, I'd go as far as to call that one of the best moments in a movie I have ever seen, one of the best moments in movie history. And like PrometheusFG said, everything without any music or dialog or anything, it happens so fast that you need a good deal of time to digest what just happened.

I saw this movie yesterday and liked it very much all the time... and then at the end, though I knew what was coming and despite Moss's father ducking under that car and all those other obvious signs I was shocked... that moment bonnie and clyde looked at each other for a split second just before they were perforated by a storm of bullets, I'd go as far as to call that one of the best moments in a movie I have ever seen, one of the best moments in movie history. And like PrometheusFG said, everything without any music or dialog or anything, it happens so fast that you need a good deal of time to digest what just happened.

the last restaurant scene was the best part in the complete movie, more precisely the last seconds when Vincent and Jules walk out of the restaurant... I can't tell why but it was just perfect

the last restaurant scene was the best part in the complete movie, more precisely the last seconds when Vincent and Jules walk out of the restaurant... I can't tell why but it was just perfect

Sometimes the absence of a "surprise" is an even bigger one. In all those years I've been watching movies one thing I have learned is that the normal movie never ends the way you think it would. That a movie can end without a surprise (of course, at the beginning of Vol. 1 we thought the child was dead and then she wasn't but we had known that since the end of Vol. 1) which in this case means that Uma actually kills everyone on her blacklist (let's ignore that zero-eyed bitch), especially Bill, and is still good, is proof of its superior quality. Many people can learn from that...

Sometimes the absence of a "surprise" is an even bigger one. In all those years I've been watching movies one thing I have learned is that the normal movie never ends the way you think it would. That a movie can end without a surprise (of course, at the beginning of Vol. 1 we thought the child was dead and then she wasn't but we had known that since the end of Vol. 1) which in this case means that Uma actually kills everyone on her blacklist (let's ignore that zero-eyed bitch), especially Bill, and is still good, is proof of its superior quality. Many people can learn from that...