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I'm a big fan of fanmade alternate endings myself. Let me post a few:
I'm a big fan of fanmade alternate endings myself. Let me post a few:
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favorite fanmade or official alternate endings?
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I think the Hobbit should have kept the alternate funeral scene and cut some of the Alfred and Legolas scenes if needed. Maybe that would have changed the film was bad to average which is still an improvement.
Don't mind the fan ending of the White Walkers killing everyone in Thrones. The idea that after all the infighting and greed they just get killed by a force of nature.
Don't mind the fan ending of the White Walkers killing everyone in Thrones. The idea that after all the infighting and greed they just get killed by a force of nature.
I absolutely adore original endings to anime based on manga. It's a fun alternative to one set of events and allows a closure to occur. In fact I love seeking anime that do this and also have completed their manga run.
Everytime someone reminds me of that show I spend the next 5 minutes thinking about that horrible horrible canon ending. Fuck that finale lol
Terminator 2 definitely would not be better if it ended with embarrassing early 90s ideas of future fashion and horrible old person makeup that makes linda hamilton look like an abandoned animatronic.
John is a senator and Skynet is erased completely. Bad things keep happening to him only because toys need to be sold.
Titanic: THAT REALLY SUCKS, LADY
I thought for sure you were being sarcastic, but wow that was amazing. It just keeps going.
There's this fanfiction of an alternate ending to Gurren Lagann where
and that concept's stuck with me. I like the original ending too though.
Simon fades away instead of Nia
Directors Cut ending of Butterfly Effect is a billion times more satisfying than the theatrical ending.
To add to this, it's here:
I think Cameron said that he didn't want to go with this happy ending that ties up everything too neatly and happily? He preferred the gloomier, more ambiguous ending that we got.
Army of Darkness has a pretty cool "what if?" Apocalypse scenario that I believe was originally supposed to be the ending.
Little Shop ending was already posted, but probably the most... meaningful? alternate ending, to me, is still the one for First Blood.
I knew this one was going to come up, but I honestly hated it. It was incredibly cliched, imo, and says nothing. It was a copout.
Yeah, and this just make me mad that Ash vs Evil Dead was canceled and ended with this ending.
My other minor problem with it is that it seems like the parents kept having these still-births in the exact same fashion, yet kept trying to have kids? I know it's gruesome to say, but there are a lot of people who would probably stop trying after the first 2 or 3.
The other part, my main part, is that I generally hate the hero killing himself to spare literally everyone else. There are times where it's a noble sacrifice, but playing that kind of death with time travel shenanigans is just too ridiculous to me, especially when a lot of fiction, at the time, seemed to be doing this.
The flip side: my wife prefers the alternate to the theatrical ending where he walks past her, stops, then starts following her again. I hated that because it almost literally undoes his ultimate resolution to save everyone, including himself, just to try and be happy. But even this ending would be better than the in utero suicide because it at least means maybe there's hope if you work at it and don't just give up entirely.
I wish the show wasn't canceled and I'd have been interested in seeing what they did with that setup, but I think it worked pretty well as a general sendoff too.
I think if it were another actor than Ashton Kutcher, I would believe that they had the mental fortitude and creativity to overcome this disease.
But Ashton Kutcher totally seems like the kind of guy who would just say, "Eh fuck it, I'll never figure this out" and do what he did. So it fit my logic lol.
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This fan made, stop motion video gives us a glimpse of what could have been an amazing final act in The Phantom Menace. In the Plagueis novel, we learn that he was alive during most of the events in the first episode. The dual here never actually happens in the book, but I thought it a more satisfying end than Sidious just killing him in his sleep.