Top 10 Movies with the Worst Ending

As much as I love The Lord of the Rings trilogy and think this film is amazing, I have to admit the ending drags a bit.

Till the end of the movie, I was waiting for the twist to turn to a "happy ending," and at the end, I was happy it would be a sad ending movie. Then, bam! He found a method! Sad movie.

I didn't think the original ending was powerful enough. I mean, it's just them at a bonfire, and Luke meets up with the ghosts of Anakin, Yoda, and Obi-Wan. That's it.

The movie ends with a link to a website that has the movie's ending. However, due to the studio not wanting to pay for the domain anymore, the site now no longer exists. And now, you have a movie with an ending that will never be revealed.

They crash the car and then... a website link. Two hours of my life I'll never get back.

The movie never explained how the ending came to be. Maybe there will be a movie to explain this.

It's like they left a whole movie out.

It was basically just a worse version of the ending to the original movie.

I know, I thought they were going to make a third installment until it was canceled and the franchise was rebooted again.

This movie was well on its way to becoming one of Cameron's best, with a brilliantly realistic depiction of the undersea world. The Ed Harris/Elizabeth Mastrantonio scene where they die and return was stupendous. However, ending the movie with an alien encounter and everyone doing the Spielberg look of awe destroyed what came before. And I won't even mention the end appearance of Chris Elliott, a funny man, in such a deadly serious film. Ridiculous.

Epically bad ending to an otherwise good movie. Perhaps the biggest drop-off of all time.

Such a boring, predictable lump of crap. All the people died on the boat, and nobody gave a damn. It was so self-centered on the two main characters. One of the cheesiest American remakes ever!

Three hours of horribly boring drivel, only to leave us with the most predictable, clichéd ending of all time.

Let's just get this straight: there was enough room for two, come on!

This is the worst Star Wars movie ever. Rey and Kylo Ren should not be kissing - it's totally not acceptable. Rey should not be lying about her last name. She is a Palpatine, not a Skywalker.

All I've got to say about the ending: We've just been Shyamalaned!

While knowing it had a bad ending, I mean, really. Okay, Spalko's eyes blowing up was cool. But...

I just have one thing to say about this one. Aliens!?

What the heck, man? Seriously, that Russian died from the dumb Ark.

Scooby-Doo man in a costume ending, but that's not even the twist.

They pretty much gave it away with like 20-30 minutes left.

I'm surprised this isn't in the top 5.

A complete waste of time. The hopeless ending, racist leanings, and stereotyping all people of faith as lunatics pretty much sums it up. But go ahead and watch it. It was fun watching the looks on people's faces when they left the theaters back when it was running. A couple of them even puked in the parking lot, but that might have been the beer they smuggled in.

The ending was awful. The main character kills everyone, including his own son, because he thought they were going to die. Moments later, the mist clears up. It leaves a huge sick pit in my stomach knowing that if he had only waited a few minutes longer, they would have all survived.

Was it an ending? Another part must be coming...

Seriously, it was all just a vision?

This movie was perfect for the first three-quarters. However, the fact that they skipped over the big climax that finished a major character's arc almost ruined the whole thing. Even though the book did the same, what works in a book doesn't work the same in a movie, and NCfOM is the best example.

Also, why would Return of the King be #2? That's probably my all-time favorite movie. So what if it had five endings? The more, the merrier.

Really, the murderer gets loose? At least have him bleed out after suffering for a month.

I cried my eyes out for literally nothing. The main and best characters died pointlessly, ruining my day. I wouldn't care too much if it wasn't my favorite movie ever, but since it was so good, that ending really hurt.

This defeated the whole purpose of the underlying message: Help others out, and you'll get hurt.

Great ending. *Sarcasm*