[ SECRET POST #2315 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2315 ⌋

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Comments

[kallanda_lee]

I don't think sad endings are more superior, but sometimes they make more sense - and I wouldn't want every story to have a happy ending either, because that just makes it predictable.

[(Anonymous)]

These days I'm just happy if a story has an ending at all. Too many "well we hit the word count I'm contracted for, time to close this baby out" or "we're optioned for a trilogy so I better leave a nice cliffhanger" novels and movies. Of course the worst is when the movie doesn't even have a story in it, usually because it is an origin "story" and it is two hours of wangst followed by ten minutes of action scene and the promise of a real movie next time (if the gross is high enough on the wangst). The recent Batman trilogy did a three movie origin deal before segueing effortlessly into a death story, and managed not to included much in the way of any real Batman story over the course of three whole movies. We got a hell of a fucking lot of pointless wangst though, interspersed with Michael Caine and Morgan Freeman's voice work to distract us.

[(Anonymous)]

And the Dark Knight trilogy still ended on a cliffhanger with no resolution.