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Worst Movie Ending Ever

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Quite possibly the worst movie ending ever in the history of Film.
Marlon Jacksons' campy , uncomfortable, nauseating ending with Richard Horian the actor and director of this movie - Student Confidential.

'Look on His Works Ye Mighty and Despair'.

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A very heartfelt performance in my opinion - clearly two actors at the top of their game.

written by ObsidianStorm

| 4 months ago | CH

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Oh, no, you see... there is missing audio... yeah, their thoughts were supposed to be playing over this.

Straight after the 'put her there' it was supposed to have this audio:

Beardy: "Here are my white hands for your black hands friend, like a melding of cultures"

Smiley: "Feel the strength of my hands... feeeel them."

B: "Oh yes... yes... I, I, I feel that, mmm, I feel that, yes. Wait, are you looking at me?"

S: "Look at those languid eyes, look at them, they penetrate my very soul"

B: "Oh God, he can see my soul, I know he can... he.. he *sniff* he sees the real me"
B: "Ahem... I, um... no, I won't let him get to me, I promised myself I wouldn't cry"
S: "Heeee, I just peed my pants... heeeee"
B: "Oh... oh, you just pissed, I can smell it, quite rancid, you must have been holding onto that for quite some time my friend"
S: "Aaaah, man that feels good, you have no idea how long I've been holding onto that"

Unfortunately this haunting audio was lost in tape mismanagement at the studio. They didn't have much money, they needed storage, and they copied over it. One of the defining moments in our cinematic history was lost that day.

written by spoco2

| 4 months ago | CH

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