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potentially better ending....

posted 13 years ago by ricky_may1
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Kale goes to the house and finds his mother dead of a slit throat showing Turner already killed her. Kale races up to the door and Ronnie meets him there, but Ronnie is stabbed in the back by Turner and dies. Kale and Turner fight for a while, and the police (responding to Gueterriz's call) arrive on the scene. Kale gains the upper hand and is about to stab Turner with the shears when Turner flips the garage door up, and the police (upon seeing Kale armed) gun him down on the spot. Ashley is horrified, but sedated by the paramedics on the scene. Turner tells the cops Kale killed all the people and went crazy. Ashley tries to say different, but the doctors believe she is hysterical and take her away.

7 months later, in a new town, a boy is watching out the window and sees a man mowing his lawn,. The man stops and looks up, revealing Turner who grins.

[–] jondoe888 13 years ago

Sounds good to me. The ending was a mess!

[–] ricky_may1 13 years ago

Thanks :) i just think Turner was a likeable bad guy and should have been allowed to live. seems like the really likeable villains never live anymore you know? i liked the film but the ending just seemed anti climactic you get what i mean?

[–] bluepolkadotsxo 13 years ago

A likeable bad guy?!?!? He was a serial killer. Wtf.

[–] embracing_silence 13 years ago

That was actually a really good alternative.

[–] ricky_may1 13 years ago

Thanks. I actually scripted out the scene on paper too to see if it worked and sure noff it did!!

"I'm afraid you won't survive long enough to witness the victory of the Echo over the Voice!" Shinzon

[–] pennilayne 8 years ago

no way too over done. the whole bad guy gets away with it, effs over the good guys and moves on to his next victims with that look/grin at the end. its actually more refreshing to see the villains die in my opinion. depending on the film. the ending could have been less rushed but eff that noise, he needed to die. he was a sick serial killer. plus i love kales character as well as ronnie and was rooting for the dude who was badass enough to punch out his douche spanish teacher for making an obscene comment in class publicly about his dead father. then had the balls to go after a killer he knew was living across from him. theres no way if he got blamed for everything most of the audience would be for that. he was too likable. he wasnt one of those stupid obnoxious victims in most thrillers/horrors.

also, i met david morse in person when i was out to dinner once. i asked to take a picture with him. he was waiting for his car. was alone. i stared at him for like 10 secs trying to figure out if i knew him. this was last summer so he looked older but still like him. then i realized it was him. he was SUCH AN A-HOLE. he acted like it was such an imposition to take one picture with me when i said i was a fan and my mom said she was a huuuuuuuuge fan. he was rude to both of us. i got a horrible taste in my mouth after meeting him. his personality in real life was similar to his personality in this movie. he was staring back at me too though so wtf?? then acted annoyed i spoke to him. so i am not a big fan of his anymore.

[–] Olahn 13 years ago

look..

Turner's character was sly and likeable..

but the ending you proposed its twisted, almost evil like and its very worrisome... it will not please the general public, it'll only please the psychopaths out there and the twisted.

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[–] sikexl 13 years ago

I think it's fairly clear that Turner WAS an idiot. Instead of playing mind games with teenagers he should of been taking care of business; he ultimately did himself in.

[–] chilone 8 years ago

I think it's fairly clear that Turner WAS an idiot. Instead of playing mind games with teenagers he should of been taking care of business; he ultimately did himself in.

Yes. Like driving such a stand out car when out killing!

I don't love her.. She kicked me in the face!!

[–] coolhandnuke 13 years ago

Not bad.

[–] coolhandnuke 12 years ago

not bad

[–] TooPrettyInPink 12 years ago

That would have been a great idea if the movie hadn't made us so attached to the protagonists (Kale, Ronnie, etc.)... But because it did, I'm pretty sure most people would have been pissed at that ending.

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[–] danniboy24242424 11 years ago

I'm pretty sure Kale was the smartest character. Robert Turner was an idiot. Why manipulate everyone when you can just kill them in their sleep and move away He spent too much time fooling around and playing games.

[–] heineman_awesome34 11 years ago

that's a *beep* ending, The better ending is that Kale goes to the house and finds that his mother is dead because Turner slit her throat, Ronnie is waiting for him there with a knife and tells him to run in the room since he knows that Turner killed his grandparents, Turner arrives there and him and Ronnie fight each other, Gueterriz finally believes that Turner is a bad guy when he sees a criminal record on his paperwork, Turner almost ends up killing Ronnie, but Ronnie gains the upper hand and accidentally stabs Turner in the leg, wounding him badly but not killing him, Turner falls down the steps of the stairs, Turner tells the cops that Kale stabbed him but Ronnie tells the cops different, Guetierrez arrives and sees the dead body of his cousin (the one Kale punched in the face) As an act of revenge, Guetierrez tries to shoot Turner but instead Turner stabs the two cops in the chest real fast and then slowly stabs Guetierrez in his chest directly through his heart, Turner goes to run after Ronnie, but Sarah arrive and a small steak knife in to Turner's back, Turner turns around and grabs Guetierrez's gun and attempts to shoot Ashley, but Ronnie shoots Turner dead, the film ends with Ronnie, Kale and Ashley exiting the house safe.

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