Has anyone ever seen the movie "Stay"? what was that ending all about?
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I have, the ending was, that everything that happened in the movie was part of a near death experience, of a guy that was in a car wreck....
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i have fell asleep during "Rubin and Ed", not that i dont think its a most awesome movie, it just happens from time to time. and check out "rubins" pants,,,groovy.\nhttp://www.cc.utah.edu/~th3597/r&e.htm
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i saw this awhile back... pretty good movie...\n\njoey (james franco) gets arrested and vincent (robert de niro) takes custody of his baby
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OMG, finally someone else who has seen this movie!! I rented it and then bought the DVD the next day. I have made all my friends at least watch a few scenes.\n\nI LOVE the mix of humor and darkness in the film. Apparently this is a bit of an Irish thing - based on other Irish films I've watched lately.\n\nCillian is SO brilliant. I just can't gush enough about this movie!!
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Hostel..and no I haven't seen it.  Unless I can find a sitter..I'll be waiting till it comes out on DVD.  :(  It really does look like a great movie tho!
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I just watched this film tonight.\n\nImagine witnessing a car wreck ahead.  You get out of your car and walk up to the vehicle.  All the passengers are dead.  The driver who was thrown from the vehicle is lying in the road on his death bed.  The next 10 minutes of your life is an experience that will change you.  How could you explain in just a few words such an event?  "Stay" tries illustrate it in film.\n\nMy interpretation is that the film attempts to illustrate\nthe emotions and involvement in the event of a young man's life passing on the highway.  More specifically, how Sam (Ewan McGregor) felt during the event and how it effects his view on his own life.  The reason Sam is affected so much is because he was able to relate to Henry (the dying driver).\n\nTo me the film was moving and I am sure is widely misunderstood.  Illustrating human emotion during tragedy is a difficult task. Tragedy can be a confusing, mindbending, and emotional experience. Some people loose their mind in some tragic experiences.  "Stay" did an excellent job of illustrating in film the un-illustratable.
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I saw it on Saturday. It was okay. Vince Vugh looked really fat and I liked Jennifer Aniston in this movie. I don't really like her in other movies.  Yes it was funny, yes, you want to shout at the couple how stupid they are. The ending, all I can say without spoiling it is some people will like it and some people won't. \n\nBottom line:\nif you miss it in the movies, don't worry about it, the DVD will be fine. The only reason why I think it was so big it's opening weekend, is because it was raining on tje east coast and no one really went out that night.
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It was a movie that really got me thinking about how people treat each other. There were so many things that people did based out of fear or anger instead of understanding. I hated the last scene, but I loved it. It wrapped up the whole movie and helped it make sense. It made me cry, but there were aso so many funny parts. And then...Kevin Costner was in it. Sigh
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It was once of the best sequels I have ever seen.\n\nWe all know that as a rule, sequels suck. Thankfully there are a few exceptions and this is one of them.\n\nFirst of all, it isn't the same story as the first movie told in a different location. The story is a continuation, an explanation of the story that started with part 1. The location is different of course, and so are the new rules to survival. \n\nBut there are also new special effects and new gruesome ways to die, which is always a major plus in a movie like this. So for those people that thought that the 'victims' in part 1 were not all that 'deserving' of Jigsaw's cruel twisting of circumstances, there are a few better, seemingly more deserving candidates in this one.\n\nAnd there is a not-so-surprising surprise twist at the end. It was kind of obvious, but you get the idea. \n\nmy point? watch it anyway. If you like it, great. If not, then you can at least make fun of it with some relevant jokes instead of having to resort to the usual 'it's so dumb I wouldn't even watch it' lines.
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no thanks i heard about it and its Stereotypes Americans i think there are   a lot of hard working Americans out there\n\n can't think of one positive thing to say about this steaming pile of crap masquerading as a comedy film. OK, maybe one thing: IT ENDED.\n\nIf you happen to have seen it, I extend my deepest, most heartfelt condolences for one hour and thirty eight minutes of your life that you'll never get back. One hour and thirty eight minutes that could have been spent doing something far more interesting and productive, like, oh I don't know -- staring at a spot on the wall, or digging for toe jam.
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Although movie is real boring, I don't understand y u asking this question. The hell happened in the end!!!!
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are you talking about 1st part of blair witch?it`s a horrorest movie i ever saw.`coz everything so close to reality.now about ending:it ends in unexpect way and it really works.i like it.
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are you kidding...i had to watch it a couple of times...straight to make sense...why would i do that?!?\n\n**j/k it's an awesome movie.
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Robin Williams in "Bicentennial man"\n In the end of the movie, where he is old and lies in bed with his wife who is also old and he is holding her hand waiting for the announcement that he is declaired a human and is no longer a robot.\n And there was this giant screen from which the declaration would be announced but at the moment of the announcement he was already dead. And when his wife saw him dead she requested from her nurse to put her into sleep too...\nThat was the point were I burst out crying because I always searched for such a loyalty in my life! And I beleive in total devotion.\n\n I also cried when Di Caprio died in "Titanic" and with Jim Carrey in "Man On The Moon" when he was shown lying dead inside the coffin
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Yes, I've seen this movie. I was pleasantly surprised because this movie was GREAT!!!! My favorite genre of movie is suspenseful/thrillers (psychological) movies, and this movie had the BEST ending, my jaw almost hit the floor!! LOL I would not classify this movie has a horror movie, it's more of a thriller. So for those of you who want to see a scary movie (it had a few scary moments...there were some jumps and screams in the theater) this may not be the movie for you.\n\nI RECOMMEND THIS MOVIE, IT WAS GREAT!!!!
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Yes!!!  I love that movie!!  It's hard to get at first but you really have to listen.  This guy get's in a car crash and can't figure out who died that day but he finds out...I'm not gonna tell you!  You watch it!!  10 Stars!!\n            =)
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Yes, such a good movie. Me and my mom would watch it together a lot. It really did make me sad, but the ending was still sweet and satisfying. The kids, Meryl Streep's character's kids, were little jerks though, oh they made me so mad for some reason.