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"Best End Sequence of a film"

My fav is Empire Strikes Back - it just paves the way for teh next film, and the lightsaber fight is great

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Fight Club.

Excellent twist.

snatch was proberbly one of the best Films i have ever seen

The end of The Lost Boys is cool, when they take out all of the vampires.

Then grampa comes along, saves the day and grabs a root beer, saying "One thing about Santa Carla I never could stomach, all the darned vampires."

Excellent.

I liked the ending of Starship Troopers. It was a change from the usual, "oh look, we've saved the world forever" trash, and left room for at least one sequel, which would be awesome.

Swordfish had a good ending, when you can piece together what happened.

I think snatch has the best ebd sequence without a doubt

I never did get it. I was led believing it was Keaton right till when Chaz realised.

Yea, Usual Suspects was great, but I got it half way through. If Verbal hadn't dropped the lighter I would never have got it.

RiCkOsS wrote:
> The usual suspects, best twist in any film i've ever seen.

Got to agree with you there.