26 (8) Movies That Had A Strong Start But An Awful Finish

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26 Movies That Had A Strong Start But An Awful Finish https://t.co/0APRdlYsDr
- BuzzFeed (@BuzzFeed) May 1, 2020
A Reddit user asked this question: “What movie had the worst ending that you didn’t expect?” BuzzFeed compiled 26 of the “best” responses. Here are 8 of them in no particular order

Comments

[melancolour]

sorry, but with that scrolling text rise of Skywalker didn't start strong.

[black_swan87]

THE DEAD SPEAK!

[anna_drenxavier]

It was so dumb. It might as well have said, "Fuck the previous movie, here's what's REALLY happening."

[kansascshuffle]

The more I read about the 3rd movie the more glad I am I never got to the cinema. I mean, I'm very sad about what happened to it but glad I didn't spend any money.

[umilicious]

I went on a BOGO ticket day a few weeks after it came out. Somehow I managed to stay unspoiled (although I already was told I would hate very specific moments) but as soon as “the dead speak!” came onscreen, I leaned over and whispered to my boyfriend “I didn’t think it would go off the rails this quickly” 🙄

[professor_chaos]

I love Ian McDiarmid as Palpatine but retconning Empire was a huge mistake that all but sunk this film. I was not happy that Rey just decided to make her last name Skywalker either because because the series should've ended the name altogether with Leia's death

[adam_pally]

Wasn't she a Skywalker and a palptine tho? Even tho they said in the film I'm still confused lol.

[professor_chaos]

Rey was supposedly Palpatine's granddaughter (because Abrams can't write for shit) but never an actual Skywalker. Ben/Kylo was a Skywalker as Leia's son (who should've been the actual last Jedi imo)

[yami_no_hoshi]

she wasn't an actual Skywalker (although that was very heavily implied in the Force Awakens imo), she just took the name at the end.

[lady_rosier]

They should've just made use of one of those Snoke clones, at least Rey has somewhat of a connection to him and Kylos turn to the light side would've been a smidge more believable.

[thespockingdead]

Rise of Skywalker was a disaster not even five seconds into the movie, and from there it was a fast downward slide.