Endings That Leave You Hanging...

I agree, anniepa, that some movies(and books), do leave you at a loss. I really hate those kinds of movies that leave me with the feeling I've just wasted a couple of hours and got absolutely nothing from it. There's always the option of turning it off, but then you wonder if you just might be able to get into it if you only stay with it a bit longer. I believe the last movie I watched that left me feeling like that was Seven Pounds. It got great reviews, but somehow I just didn't get it.

I know what you mean.. Recently, I watched this TV series on my channel Red Thread or something. It's a 40 part mini series and I caught on and off. It's about a family business and scandals stuff like that. Lastly, on the final scene, the big organization owners, both husband and wife, jumped off the building. The husband has kept lots of secrets from the wife and she confronted him saying that she knew all about his secrets. I wanna know what are those or what's the only secret she knows and the next scene, the husband has followed through falling. I believe the wife jumps, he tries to save. The bummer part is all of these is not shown and explained.. So I get what you mean there. And as for movie-wise, Drag Me to Hell left me hanging...I so hate it. Not really hanging, but a rather disappointing end. The girl goes through all that just to die in the end and goes to 'hell' indeed.

I felt that way about The Departed (which I hated, by the way) and Babel. In fact, Babel was confusing throughout. Both involved letters in one way or another that were left unexplained. Too many story lines that took place concurrently, but it was difficult to see where how they connected until the end, yet the question of the letter was left unanswered in both.

OMG I watched "The Strangers" what a weird movie. Oh, another good one that leaves you with that WTF is "American Psycho". "Signs" left me wanting to know more about lol

blair witch project..at the end when you see the man standing in the corner of the room facing the wall,that was such a fab ending,very well thought out but on the other hand very annoying,coz you want to know what happened to make him do that

Oh yeah. I've seen way too many of them. The Japanese horror film Kansen (Infection) left me with more questions than answers, but I liked that. I had to do some mental work, and there was still an element of mystery.

No.I usually stop watching a film that makes me confused.I lose interest. The closest I get to that is a surprise ending of my favorite film,Usual Suspects.Everything is explained but it makes you want to see the movie over again to find the clues.

I hate it when that happens. That makes a good movie a bad one for me. I want to more about what happens at the end without it being cut off short and leave me guessing. I hate it when it says to be continued also.

I just recently saw one on DVD called Impact. It was about a meteor that crashed into the moon and had the moon getting closer and closer to Earth and eventually going to crash into it. The ending was very abrupt and just ended with a scientist telling the President we had 39 days left. I was expecting to see the moon get nuked or something, but it ended just like that. I was getting just getting interested when it ended. Needless to say, I don't recommend it.

Yes, I have seen movies like that before. Can't remember the names of them though.

yessssssssssss, i dont remember the name but it was very desapointed

Yeah! I hate that! I hate movies like that and Blair Witch is one of them. Jade is another one, too. Oh and Eyes Wide Shut hated that!

One that left me hanging would be The International. Its like they cut the movie in half and there should be another 2 hour movie as a sequel. They make up for it by letting you know what happens by displaying newspaper clippings during the credits. Are you kidding?? Sweet movie until the last 10 seconds. I definitely thought there was another hour left, and then it just ended without the bank getting beaten, which was the whole point of the film. Extremely counter-productive in my opinion.

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Yes I have and I end up getting so upset at those that I forget them soon after. I just figure the work of whoever is so tardy ought not to take up my memeory space. There are some though which leaves the mouth watering. They leave you to form your own conclusion. I do enjoy that at times as it allows me to stretch my imagination.

I remember watching LOTR: Fellowship of The Wing and Matrix Reloaded feeling WTF, I want to know how the story ends, but of course both them finally did have an ending. I haven't seen The Strangers, I already downloaded it, can't wait to see it!