My favorite moment of this movie was...
... when it was over.
Just kidding - I didn't make it until the end.
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"We're with you all the way, mostly"
Neither did I -- and I watched until the credits rolled.
So you didn't miss much ... because they didn't exactly tie up all the loose ends at the end. But it also wasn't like they were setting up for a sequel. It just... finished. In no impressive or memorable way. A maybe-decent idea so poorly executed that after finishing watching it on Netflix instead of doing my normal "see what people said on IMDB" routine I just immediately picked a pretty weak sauce documentary about biologists working on reversing aging -- and I found THAT plot to be more coherent and engaging.
Went on here today only hoping somebody could explain the ending for me -- or was it as terrible as I interpreted it, so amateurishly done like the opposite of LOTR Return Of The King (i.e. instead of doing 3 or 4 endings, this movie did like 40% of one).
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Chipping away at a mountain of pop culture trivia,
Darren Dirt.