I know the film ends before Nick says his "mind blowing" thing to the high-school girl, but what do u think he says?
I think he'll mention the thing about her breast sagging if she doesnt wear a bra.... that would be a cool way to end the flick.
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I have a boner.
shareare you going to finish ur salad?
shareThe point is, that he could say anything. There is no answer. I actually prefer that the end the film right there, and he doesnt say anything.
shareAgreed, but I wanted to see if he retained or learned anything useful from Roger. However, I know very well that most people HAAAAAAAAAATE endings like this. I happen to like the open ending.
shareYes, most people tend to like endings that spell out everything for them.
The ending reminded me of "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels," which also ends on an ambiguous note.
A great ending to a brilliant film. I'm surprised it doesn't get more praise and acclaim. This is one of the best films I've seen in a while. A LONG while.
shareThat's what I think too
shareThe point is, that he could say anything. There is no answer. I actually prefer that the end the film right there, and he doesnt say anything.
No the point is he COULDN'T say anything. there's nothing in character he could have said that would be good and they couldn't end the film with him blowing it
shareYou people give little credit to Roger himself. You're supposed to doubt Roger's commitment to his nephew throughout the film and his credibility but at the moment when Roger makes himself look like an ass so that Nick can score you realize that he actually knows what he is doing and that he actually cares about his nephew. The nephew continues to go soft and be happy with just "being friends" or whatever and then you find out that he cares much too much about his ex as far as his reputation is concerned. The ending leaves you knowing that Roger knows what he's doing, because he gets the girl to come over needing her mind blown... and before doing the cliché pure "player" attitude it leaves you with a confident smile. Now, this doesn't even say that Nick has "learned the ways of the Roger"; Nick could've learned that he is the kid that is simply happy with taking it slow and all that sentimental garbage. What matters is that he knows himself and is confident in whatever he is about to say, thanks to his emotional wreck of an uncle.
shareyeah i just finsihed watchig the movie, and as soon as i saw the end i got on the net and looked here.
He either says, the same thing that worked in the bar about the $1000 bet(like that guy said above me), or what his auncle just told his friends about having a soda something? but which one!, guess well never know.
But all in all quite a good movie, just as i expected from the trailor
Sometimes ambiguous endings drive me up the wall, but it made total sense for Roger Dodger. I don't think the film makers could have made a better choice other than ending before the "dream girl" came over to the table.
I like to think that Nick says something inspired by Andrea and Sophie from the bar. They were his best teachers the whole time he was in the City.
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Knowing what guys are like, I reckon whatever he says it would be different to what he would say if his friends weren't listening into the conversation.
Agreed, my first words would have been "walk with me".
It ensures some privacy ànd you take control of the situation.
"The elderly, they seem friendly enough, but can you really trust them ?"
The freezed frame look on Nick's face says it all...
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