TehBamski,
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RizzRustbolt,

Brotherhood of the Wolf.

ch00f,

Alita Battle Angel

Fight when she’s like 100% gonna die, but she pulls it off.

CatZoomies,
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I really enjoyed this movie very much. I walked into it without knowing anything about it, and it was much better than I thought it’d be.

ch00f,

Same here! It was during the MoviePass heyday, so basically once a week we’d eat dinner near the theater and go see whatever was playing. We were definitely pleasantly surprised.

Modern_medicine_isnt,

After reading many of these, one popped into my head. Iron Eagle.

surewhynotlem,

That’s ridiculous. There was absolutely no chance he was going to fail with that soundtrack.

Moobythegoldensock,

The Last Jedi

Dodgeball

Heart and Souls

The Matrix

Telodzrum,

Independence Day

It’s a 90s summer blockbuster, so you always knew the humans would win. But, it still works extremely well.

justlookingfordragon,
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The original/alternate ending of “I am Legend” that was scrapped for the dumb reason that test audiences didn’t immediatly understand it.

Spoiler:In that ending, the main character realized that the “mindless zombies” he hunted are actually pretty sentient and from their perspective, HE was the monster terrorizing their entire species day in, day out. The main character had captured one of them to conduct experiments for a possible cure, and once he realizes that the zombies attacking his base only want to get her back, he sets her free and the zombies leave in peace. That was such a cool, meaningful “oh shit!” moment and they scrapped it in favor of “main character heroically blows himself up and kills all the zombies in the base” instead

MaggiWuerze,

It is also the ending used as basis for the coming sequel

SupraMario,

Wasn’t that the ending in the original one from the 70s?

justlookingfordragon,
@justlookingfordragon@lemmy.world avatar

Huh… I never knew about that version, but it seems to be a lot closer to what the novel had as an ending, so yes.

KittenBiscuits,

One example that I like isn’t at the end of the movie but at the very beginning.

Dances With Wolves

Dude’s shot in battle, about to lose his leg when the field doctor gets called away… then something happens…

expected_crayon,

I have to go with Bad Lieutenant: Port Call of New Orleans. Everything has gone to shit, the main character is addicted to drugs and spiraling. You 100% expect this movie to be a tragedy with him dying. Then completely unexpectedly everything just works out. I still can’t believe a studio let that happen, but I think I appreciate the movie because it’s so atypical.

Adulated_Aspersion,

Go rewatch the first Expendables movie. When Terry comes in with the AA12…

FunkyMonk,

Gurren Lagan had a movie compression of the series that is pretty much only those TURNABOUT moments of darkest just before the power creep dawn.

JWBananas, (edited )
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The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland.

Edit to add: Bert literally stops the movie at one point to fourth-wall how hopeless everything looks. Ernie reassures him by asking what kind of movie would have a sad ending. Bert immediately replies Titanic.

Ticklemytip,

“I’d like to help ya, but I don’t speak English” that line always made me laugh

merde,

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

all hope is lost, the rabbit is massacring our heroes “and something happens”

bionicjoey,

Tbf that’s just because the pythons never could figure out how to end a bit

Granixo,
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Use the force Luke! 🌕💥

getoffthedrugsdude,

That last scene in The Patriot. Jason Isaacs will always be one of the better movie villains.

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