Is this something that's becoming more popular? I just saw the end of Jersey Boys and it was the same thing--all singing and dancing. It made a bit more sense in that film, but I never thought I'd see Marty and Jeannie boogieing in the streets.
I wondered if it meant the show was ending--which it is, apparently.
I don't know, tough to end a show right, but I figured something less joyful than this.
Whatev's. Said to see it go. Guess I just expected more of a bang.
I think the point of the ending was t show that they finally realized that it wasn't money that made them happy and by sabotaging their own career's they were finally able to achieve some level of happiness.
shareI suppose. But I guess I didn't feel like it built up to that. It was kind of a strange ending, I thought. They were in another country. Getting married? Not screwing someone over? Okay, I guess they did screw over Monica, but what about all Marty's other enemies?
I think a better ending would have been to have Martin totally vanquish his enemies. He still could have married Jeanie, but I never thought I'd see him turn soft.