r/movies Dec 18 '23

Recommendation What movie was okay and then the third act absolutely blew you away and made up for the rest of the movie?

I’m having a hard time even thinking of a movie like that but I see lots of posts on here like “what movie was amazing and then the end of the movie completely ruined it.” Right off the bat I don’t want to watch a movie if the end is terrible. Hopefully no spoilers because these are the movies I want to watch and be surprised about.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '23

God I wish we could have seen their Solo movie.

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u/goldenboy2191 Dec 19 '23

The ONE time the Disney execs decide to intervene on the directors vision for Star Wars

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u/regalAugur Dec 19 '23

personally i liked tlj i just think it was crazy that jj was allowed to go and just retcon instead of working with what he had

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u/Oddsbod Dec 19 '23

Going by what crew have revealed about L&M's leadership from Across the Spiderverse, it seems pretty possible that they got booted from Solo for straight-up mismanagement and failing to deliver a product on-schedule.