anyone want to hazard a guess as to explain the ending?
The fake death certificate said "car accident" and so the survivor didn't take the car, but how did they know she'd survive and make it to the car, and what exactly was following her at the end?
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I would like to know what was on the train track too :)
Bah
What I'd rather want to know is why she yelled a "I don't give a sheeyit no more style" Whaaaaaaaaat ? when she turned to face "it".
shareI just finished watching it and the only conclusion I have is that they sent another 'soldier' after her? Maybe another psycho like the guy she killed at the end. They couldn't let her live and reveal their 'organization'. I thought it was a train at first but that seems unlikely.
shareYou know, the more I think about it, the more it just seems to me like they threw that scene there because they stumbled upon rails where they were shooting the movie.
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I think the very end was simply her shouting at the audience to stop watching now. Stop watching like the others watched the entire time.
If you notice the camera had always acted this way...It was not a knew way of moving the camera for that end scene.
But I agree the ending was needlessly weird.
If they had just killed her in the car then it opens up the 'how did they know she would be the last one alive' hole.
But even then WHY would they kill her in such a way?
If they were planning on killing her surely they would have simply done it there and then anyway with a gun...why the need for trickery?
None of the others were really killed in the way their certificates said so obviously no one was going to discover the bodies anyway (we can assume they have doctors, coroners in the group or on the payroll. Police too perhaps) so the bodies would just be buried over their I assume with some excuse for why the haste and then the false certificates handed out.
The only thing that fits is that they were going to let her go (seeing as they can indeed just find her again and will keep watch on her) and the car was safe she just remembered what her certificate said.
A black joke.
Also I guess it was to show she was indeed scared of what may happen to her and as such will forever be looking over he shoulder at what they may be seeing her say and do.
That end does seem to play on the unlikely event that she would say nothing though...perhaps she would, but it's stretching it.
OTHERWISE though...I thought the film was great fun, fast paced, violent and had some very nice visual ideas as far as what was revealed via the thermal imaging.
Fun movie.
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I think the very end was simply her shouting at the audience to stop watching now. Stop watching like the others watched the entire time.
If you notice the camera had always acted this way...It was not a knew way of moving the camera for that end scene.
But I agree the ending was needlessly weird.
If they had just killed her in the car then it opens up the 'how did they know she would be the last one alive' hole.
But even then WHY would they kill her in such a way?
If they were planning on killing her surely they would have simply done it there and then anyway with a gun...why the need for trickery?
None of the others were really killed in the way their certificates said so obviously no one was going to discover the bodies anyway (we can assume they have doctors, coroners in the group or on the payroll. Police too perhaps) so the bodies would just be buried over their I assume with some excuse for why the haste and then the false certificates handed out.
The only thing that fits is that they were going to let her go (seeing as they can indeed just find her again and will keep watch on her) and the car was safe she just remembered what her certificate said.
A black joke.
Also I guess it was to show she was indeed scared of what may happen to her and as such will forever be looking over he shoulder at what they may be seeing her say and do.
That end does seem to play on the unlikely event that she would say nothing though...perhaps she would, but it's stretching it.
OTHERWISE though...I thought the film was great fun, fast paced, violent and had some very nice visual ideas as far as what was revealed via the thermal imaging.
Fun movie.
www.beardyfreak.com
The only positive thing I can say about this was that they didn't opt for the obvious ending - her becoming the new hunter.
I don't hink there was anything on the track either. Probably just to show she was driven crazy or just scared sh*tless.
Final scene felt like they just threw it in at random to be honest.
Movie wasn't terrible but it wasn't anything special either.
I took it that she was escaping, on the edge of her sanity, on foot, because she understood they were planning to kill her in the car.
No train, simply the camera showing her from behind.
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There was nothing following her at the end. It's just a cheap way to end the movie to make people think there will be another one. Or to see if it will make them interested in another one with the movie ending like that. It's a cheap tactic on the movie makers part is all it is.
I bought it in Asda for £3 I think it was. Either £3 or £5 it was on DVD. I wont be making the same mistake a second time. I've had enough of this final girl cliche driven crap in movieland. It's too predictable stale and burned out. No wonder they tried to make fun of the final girl cliche in The Cabin in the Woods.
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My read is that they were planning on killing her in the car. She took off on foot, so they sent a hunter after her.
Why couldn't the players just retreat off the map? Wouldn't going in the direction the map says be sure death?