Here are 32 movies that almost had drastically different endings.
Problems with Goldeneye 007's violence led a Nintendo legend to suggest a ridiculous alternative.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness almost had an entirely different ending, with a pretty dark twist - and an unexpected vocal cameo, too.
The Suicide Squad director James Gunn has explained why he felt the DC movie's original ending was "too dark" to make the final cut.
Reese Witherspoon's Elle Woods almost didn't cap off the classic with her graduation speech.
Scott Pilgrim's precious little ending went through some mecha changes.
And now we kind of want to see it.
You know how it really ended, but here's how it could have happened!
This is what happens when it takes you 30 years to make a sequel.
2013’s Superman reboot Man of Steel is a controversial film in a number of ways. Whereas Christopher Nolan and writer David S. Goyer had previously taken a freshly serious and grounded approach to Batman successfully with The Dark Knight Trilogy, the two were now trying to apply the Batman Begins formula to a Superman story, and it proved difficult. Goyer came up with the core idea for Man of Steel and wrote the screenplay while Nolan helped get the film off the ground as a producer, and then of course Zack Snyder steered the production as the film’s …
And gave the director a heart attack.
The rest of Bad Boys for Life isn't nearly this grim.
Bloodshot, the last movie a lot of people saw in theaters for a very long time, can now also come home with you as well, as Sony just released details for the film's digital, Blu-ray, and 4K Ultra HD release. Bloodshot stars Vin Diesel as an ex-Marine who is turned into a self-healing, ultra-strong superhero thanks to a few nanites in his blood. Not a ton of behind-the-scenes stuff, unfortunately—I need to know Vin's process—but there is a highly intriguing "alternate ending" on all three versions. Check out the bonus …
Whatcha gonna do? Watch all these special features!
Yup, needed this in my life.
Filmmaker Paul Feig is one of the few directors who’s proved adept at not only navigating various genres, but maintaining a visual, cinematic flair while doing so. The co-creator of Freaks and Geeks is responsible for helming some of the most memorable episodes of The Office, but he first made a splash on the feature film stage with the 2011 comedy classic Bridesmaids. He followed that up with a pair of terrifically rewatchable comedies—The Heat and Spy—and then steered the unfairly “divisive” reboot of Ghostbusters. The latter film was unjustly mired in toxic fandom, but the …
Good. I would hate this ending.
Dexter's series finale almost took an alternate route where Dexter, the titular serial killer, would have met his end... for good.
Last Christmas' wild ending gets an update thanks to this alternate ending take.
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