That's not true - BelOgram and the birds did manage to taste the pomegranate...
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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That's not true - BelOgram and the birds did manage to taste the pomegranate...
Check out Bridge to Terabithia. No animals were harmed.
Happy endings are often banal and predictable.
I only watch movies that have the following disclaimer in the credits: "No animals were harmed during the making of this film."
By the way, nowadays, advanced cosmetic companies write "Not tested on animals" on their products.
Oh no, I never watch movies that have bad endings! Especially if any animals die (wolves, dogs, deer, horses, cats, tigers, raccoons, hamsters, skunks...) It's awful and tragic. Depressing.
P.S. And who is that on the right?
The ending of a movie like "The Mist" plunged me, a seasoned soldier, into depression for a day. Stay away from it!
Generally, I agree with Wesker. The death of one of the main positive heroes often leaves a very strong impression, especially if it happens in a completely unpredictable way.
The ending of a movie like "The Mist" plunged me, a seasoned soldier, into depression for a day. Stay away from it!
The ending of a movie like "The Mist" depressed me, a seasoned soldier, for a whole day. Stay away from it!
In general, I agree with Wesker. Often, the death of one of the main positive heroes leaves a very strong impression, especially if it happens extremely unexpectedly.
Yeah, "The Shadow of Death" has a definite ending. No other options. You're saved with just half a minute to spare. Does anyone remember if the book had a different ending?