My Favorite Movie/TV Show Endings

As Batman and Gordon stand on the rooftop of the GCPD building next to the newly built bat-signal. Gordon discusses the criminals of Gotham's methods of escalation. Gordon uses a recent case as an example. A man with a taste for theatrics like Batman who leaves a calling card, a Joker playing card.

With the white-knight Harvey "Two-Face" Dent being dead, Batman takes the blame for his horrible crimes in order for the citizens of Gotham to lose hope and foil the Joker's scheme. Batman runs into the shadows as the GCPD chase him.

Now that Batman has saved the city from a devastating explosion and left the citizens to believe that he is dead. Lucius Fox discovers that there was a possibility that he survived. Gordon finds a rebuilt Bat-Signal on the roof of the GCPD building. Alfred's fantasy becomes true as he sees Bruce alive and well in Florence with Selina. And John Blake a.k.a Robin Blake is led to the Batcave and leaves us to believe that he shall continue the Batman's legacy.

The movie was filled with loads of twists in the plot. However, at the end I was overwhelmed by them. After Dr Gordon saws his leg off to shoot Adam in order to save his family, Zepp who we believe to be the Jigsaw Killer enters the room. He attempts to kill Dr Gordon but Adam manages to stop and kill Zepp. Dr Gordon crawls out of the room to get help. Adam searches Zepp's body for a key to his chains. But then the iconic music plays. He finds a tape recorder, revealing that Zepp was merely another part of the game. And the dead man in the centre of the room stands up, The Jigsaw Killer. He locks Adam in the room. Game Over.

The Saw franchise maybe controversial but I enjoyed the endings especially this one. After Detective Matthews is killed by Rigg's foolish mistake, Art Blank tosses Rigg a tape recorder. This reveals that Rigg only had to be patient but he was unable to do so and caused his friend to die. Then Detective Hoffman stands up and reveals himself to be Jigsaw's accomplice. He leaves the building and leaves Rigg to die. Game Over yet again.

After the chaos and adventure Marty has just been through, he is pulled out of his new perfect life by Doc Brown. The Doc takes him back into the time travelling DeLorean. Marty notices that the car doesn't have enough room to make enough speed for 88mph. Doc flicks his glasses down and says, "Roads? Where we're going, we don't need Roads." Then the DeLorean begins to fly and travels into the future.

Marty witnessed the death of Doc, as the DeLorean was struck by lightning. However, a mysterious man hands him an old letter that reveals the Doc is still alive in 1885. Marty runs to the Doc that is present in 1955 and tells him that he is back from the future, then the Doc faints.

After Luke loses a hand and the shocking news that Darth Vader is Luke's father, Luke escapes and makes his way back on board the Millennium Falcon. The crew of the Falcon get to a Rebel ship and Luke is equipped with a robotic hand. The crew stare out into the stars and hope to rescue Han Solo.

The prequels were very poor but the third was watchable. Now Anakin has betrayed the Jedi and joined the Sith, he was defeated and left to rot by his former master, Obi-Wan Kenobi. The Emperor finds Anakin alive and is able to aid him. He is transformed into the robot like Darth Vader that we know. Obi-Wan takes Anakin's newborn son to the planet of Tatooine where he can watch over him. And Vader and The Emperor are on a ship, looking over the gigantic Death Star being built. Perfectly setting up the original trilogy.

A Mexican stand-off just took place. Mr White was forced to kill two men in order to save his friend, Mr Orange, but at the price of getting shot. Mr Pink, who hid during the stand-off, gets up and leaves the warehouse with the diamonds. Mr White goes over to Mr Orange and holds him. They have both been shot and Orange apologizes to White because he is in fact a police informer. White holds a gun to Mr Orange's head as police barge into the room telling to drop the gun. Mr White, sobbing, shoots Orange and then is shot by the police.

Season 2 Episode 10: Sam, the fat and cowardly member of the Night's Watch, is on a three man patrol north of the wall. The sound of three blasts of a horn is heard in the distance, meaning the White Walkers, the fabled undead warriors are near. Sam hides behind a rock as hundred of Walkers stroll across the tundra. Sam looks next to him and sees a bright figure on a horse, Death himself.

Final Episode: After every remaining character we have made such a personal connection with is given their own little speech of what they do in the future after the war, Major Winters tells his own little tale of his future. Then a few inspiring words are given by the real life veterans.

Pete has just died. Leaving his brother furious. His friend Matt returns to America and gets catches his old college roommate doing drugs. He gets a recording of his roommate saying he bribed him into getting kicked out of college in his place. Matt walks away into the streets singing the anthem of football team he is so passionate for.