Post by mikef6 on Apr 16, 2017 3:49:20 GMT
Hitchcock’s “Vertigo” (1958) has the most devestating ending in film history. Hitch’s endings to “Psycho” (1960) and “The Birds” (1963) left audiences stunned.
Another dozen masterful final shots:
Sunset Blvd. / Billy Wilder (1950)
Ace In The Hole / Billy Wilder (1951)
D.O.A. / Rudolph Maté (1950)
The Manchurian Candidate / John Frankenheimer (1962)
Chinatown / Roman Polanski (1974)
Five Easy Pieces / Bob Rafelson (1970)
Omohide poro poro (Only Yesterday) / Isao Takahata (1991)
The Straight Story / David Lynch (1999)
Much Ado About Nothing / Kenneth Branaugh (1993)
The Sixth Sense / M. Night Shamalyan (1999)
Phoenix / Christian Petzold
Predestination / Michael and Peter Spierig
Another dozen masterful final shots:
Sunset Blvd. / Billy Wilder (1950)
Ace In The Hole / Billy Wilder (1951)
D.O.A. / Rudolph Maté (1950)
The Manchurian Candidate / John Frankenheimer (1962)
Chinatown / Roman Polanski (1974)
Five Easy Pieces / Bob Rafelson (1970)
Omohide poro poro (Only Yesterday) / Isao Takahata (1991)
The Straight Story / David Lynch (1999)
Much Ado About Nothing / Kenneth Branaugh (1993)
The Sixth Sense / M. Night Shamalyan (1999)
Phoenix / Christian Petzold
Predestination / Michael and Peter Spierig