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| Some time later, Juba, now free, buries Maximus' two small figurines of his wife and son in the ground where Maximus died, promising to see Maximus in the afterlife. | |
| The scene then shifts over the next hundred years, giving a view of modern New York with the graves of Bill Cutting and Priest Vallon gradually overgrown by bushes and weeds. | |
| The film ends with Miles traveling back to Santa Ynez Valley and knocking on Maya's door. | |
| Gollum's darker self re-emerges and he decides to reclaim the ring by secretly leading Frodo and Sam to a creature he refers to only as 'her'. | |
| The battle peaks when a band of river gypsies camp on the village outskirts and Vianne finds a strong, mutual sexual attraction with the Manush Romani (Gypsy) Roux. | |
| In Mexico, Rodriguez watches as children play baseball at night in their new stadium. | |
| It is not until the next morning on another phone call they learn that Susan's sister cannot take care of them and thus Amelia is forced to take the children with her. | |
| Aubrey wryly notes that since the bird Maturin seeks is flightless, 'it's not going anywhere', and the two play a selection of Luigi Boccherini as the crew assumes battle stations. | |
| Sean reunites with his wife and his daughter Nora. | |
| Frodo accepts Sam's presence as together they continue their journey through the hills of Emyn Muil. | |
| Laura reveals her decision to abandon her family after the birth of her daughter was one she felt she needed to make in order to maintain her sanity. | |
| This includes a note that Dan White's lawyers used the infamous Twinkie defense to get White's conviction reduced to voluntary manslaughter. | |
| The evidence was examined by a judge without a jury and PG&E was ordered to pay a settlement amount of $333 million that was divided among the 634 plaintiffs. | |
| The guests leave and Lady Sylvia enters [title place], while Jennings closes the door. | |
| Jen then leaps over the side of the mountain into the clouds. | |
| The film ends in the summertime with [title character] and Paulie playing guitar and singing together, followed by a kiss. | |
| Richard tells Olive that her grandfather would be very proud of her, and the family happily piles into the ramshackle van and head back to their home in Albuquerque. | |
| The film concludes with Ryan giving a speech via voice over to a backdrop of clouds. | |
| The film ends in a scrapyard, where Wikus, now fully transformed, is seen crafting a flower out of scrap metal. | |
| Benjamin's story now told, Daisy dies in her hospital bed. | |
| Ennis fastens the top button of Jack's shirt, and with tears in his eyes mutters, 'Jack, I swear...' while straightening the postcard, before closing the door and walking away. | |
| The end credits include a dedication to director John Lee Hancock's father, a football player and coach who died in 2009. | |
| Meanwhile, Carl's house is shown to have landed on the cliff beside Paradise Falls. | |
| The movie provides a portrait of Charles’ musical genius as he overcomes drug addiction while transforming into one of his country’s most beloved performers. | |
| A rat crawls along the apartment balcony, with the view of the Massachusetts State House in the background. | |
| When Plainview's butler comes down to check on him, Plainview simply says 'I'm finished.' | |
| Raine then carves a swastika into Landa's forehead, proclaiming that 'this just might be my masterpiece'. | |
| The film is framed by performance of the speech given by Murrow to the Radio and Television News Directors Association in 1958. | |
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| 'You know everyone thinks that we found this broken down horse and fixed him, but we didn't, he fixed us, everyone of us, and I guess in a way we kinda fixed each other too'. | |
| The film ends with Michael getting back together with his daughter Julia at Hanna's grave and beginning to tell her his story. | |
| The two share a kiss, say goodbye and Bob departs. | |
| Briony hopes that, by reuniting them in fiction, she can give them the happy conclusion to their lives that they have always deserved, Briony's atonement. | |
| She severs ties with her mother and plans to complete a General Educational Development test. | |
| Title cards shown just before the end credits reveal that Hosenfeld died in 1952 in a Soviet KGB prisoner-of-war camp, but was posthumously honored for saving Szpilman's life. | |
| At the close of the film he is seen going through another tour serving with Delta company of an EOD unit as they are just starting their 365 day rotation. | |
| The clan performs the ritual dedicated to Eywa that permanently transfers Jake from his human body into his Na'vi avatar. | |
| As the film ends he repeatedly mutters 'the way of the future... the way of the future' into a darkened mirror. | |
| When Blair suggests that he can help with this, The Queen replies: 'Don't get ahead of yourself, Prime Minister. Remember, I'm supposed to be the one advising you.' | |
| Scrap's narration is revealed to be a letter to Dunn's daughter, Katy, informing her of her father's true character. | |
| With that, they both leave the auditorium. | |
| At the same time, Danny's teacher struggles to open the school's shelter door as a massive tornado bears down on them. | |
| Hoffman portrays [title character]'s conflict between personal literary ambitions and trying to maintain his role as a confidant to Perry, one of the two condemned killers. | |
| The film ends with a postscript noting that 9 of the 11 men targeted by Mossad were assassinated. Salameh was killed in 1979. | |
| The film concludes with Roxie and Velma receiving a standing ovation from an enthusiastic audience that includes Mama Morton and Billy Flynn. | |
| Nearby, another minor fender-bender occurs involving Shaniqua and another foreign-born driver. They start insulting each other as the snow falls. | |
| The title refers to the rear compartment of a lobster trap known as the 'bedroom' and the fact that it can only hold up to two lobsters before they begin to turn on each other. | |
| He tells the driver, 'Give me $50 worth. Just drive.' | |
| As the performers get ready to take a bow, Satine succumbs to her illness, dying in Christian's arms. | |
| The epilogue tells the audience that Nixon wrote a biography about himself, but never escaped controversy, until his death in 1994. | |
| The film concludes with Jenny at Oxford, remarking in a voiceover that 'I probably looked as wide-eyed, fresh, and artless as any other student. But I wasn't.' | |
| The movie ends with a dance scene on the platform to 'Jai Ho.' | |
| The film ends with the archaeologists uncovering the letters and documents that Saigo buried in 1945. | |
| When Bell got there, he knew his father would be waiting. Then he woke up. | |
| She dies shortly afterward, and Barrie finds that her will is to have him and her mother to look after the boys; an arrangement agreeable to both. | |
| He says the film's final line — 'Well, I'm back'. | |
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Best Picture Oscar Winners (1970-)
Best Picture Oscar Winners (1928-1969)
John Cazale Movies
