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Some People Started Singin' It Not Knowin' What It Was...
my new plaid pants —
... Y'all know what time of year it is right? That's right - the end. It is the end of the year. And that has come to mean one thing. No, not me passed out in the gutter with drool on my shoes. Okay, so two things, it's come to mean two things. Me passed out in the gutter with drool on my shoes AND JD's Endings Blog-a-thon ...
Movie Endings
itsamadmadblog2 —
This post is a contribution to the Endings-Blogathon hosted at Valley Dreamin'. What makes a great ending? I don't know if I can put it into words. Or if anyone can. We just know when an ending is perfect. Whether it leaves us with a gasp or a smile or a devastated feeling of being punched in the gut, films can achieve a cathartic transformation when they end on just that right note. My favorite ending and a very worthy entry into this blogathon has to be the final scene in Nick Gomez's 1992 indie drama "Laws of Gravity"... which I wrote about here earlier ...
Happy Endings on Christmas TV.
All About My Movies. —
In participation with J.D.’s Endings Blogathon, I thought I would write about two films that I’ve seen on TV over the festive period, and in particular, their endings. Both films are nice, chirpy comedies that can be classified as feel-good movies, and both films have more in common than initially meets the eye: Shark Tale and Starter for 10. ...
And They'll Continue Singin' It Forever Just Because...
my new plaid pants —
... for JD's Endings Blog-a-thon over at Valley Dreamin' that I figured I'd take the opportunity of its continuation through today to do it all over again! Whee! Might as well spend my holiday somehow, and my brains are getting a little bit stir-fried from all the movie-watching. So here goes. Ten Thirteen (!) more final shots from ten thirteen (!) more of my favorite flicks. You tell me what they're from in the comments. I went a smidgen tougher this go-round - seriously, just a measly smidgen, I measured - because y'all ...
Commencement - Fame (1980) - The Endings Blogathon
StinkyLulu —
I offer this post as my contribution [image] to The Endings Blogathon instigated by J.D. over at Valley Dreamin' . Be sure to check out the miscellaneous cinematic endings over there as you begin your new year and, while you're here, consider one of StinkyLulu's favorite cinematic endings which -- as it happens -- is also a hauntingly poignant beginning.
Around Blogosphere – 1/1/09
Mystery Man on Film —
Hey guys, Happy New Year! Here's a bit of link love to get you started... Hope you're well, -MM -------------------------- The Endings Blog-a-thon Unk on Character Theme Plot Part 1 and Part 2 Of course everyone is different… We grow up in completely different environments. We have devout beliefs about lots of different things and some of us have a hell of a ...
The Best Endings Are the Ones Where I Get to Relive the Beginnings
Blog Cabins: Movie Reviews and Commentary Made Fun —
Note: this is my tardy contribution to the Endings Blog-a-thon J.D. is hosting at Valley Dreamin'. I think I might be disqualified. See, it's called The Endings Blog-a-thon, but I've long wanted to give credit (and love) to something I see every so often in a film that doesn't get much credit (or love). And see, it's not so much an ending to a film, or even a particular style of ending; well, it sort of is, but see - it's after the ending. I tried to even do a Google search as part of my research for this post (so that I could look ...
...and they all lived linkily ever after
Film Experience Blog —
... that they merit preservation. Titles include In Cold Blood (see Nick's guest review), Joan Crawford in Johnny Guitar and five silent goodies including Foolish Wives... Lazy Eye Theater "Robert Rodriguez, you son of a bitch" Cinephiliac pulls its own plug (just moved to GreenCine) with the top 30 of 2008 MTV John Travolta's teenage son has died. How very sad. Our hearts go out to the family. Valley Dreamin' says finis to the "Endings Blog-a-Thon" with 22 ...
