All articles tagged with #alternate endings
A list of nine movies with alternate endings has been compiled, including popular films like Titanic, Deep Blue Sea, Clerks, Get Out, The Butterfly Effect, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, The Shining, and Paranormal Activity. These alternate endings offer a different perspective on the movies and may surprise viewers who have wondered about different outcomes.
A list of 32 movies with drastically different alternate endings is revealed, showcasing the creative decisions that could have changed the course of these films. Examples include Titanic, Alien, Seven, Get Out, and 28 Days Later. These alternate endings range from somber and devastating to more violent and ambiguous, offering a glimpse into the different directions these movies could have taken.
"The Flash" director Andy Muschietti revealed that the surprise ending featuring George Clooney as Bruce Wayne was actually the third ending crafted for the film. The original ending involved Supergirl and Michael Keaton's Batman, but was scrapped when Warner Bros. underwent management changes. The second ending featured Henry Cavill's Superman, Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman, and Keaton's Batman, but was also scrapped due to changes in DC's plans. Clooney's return to the role was kept secret and has become a talked-about element of the film, but he will not continue as the main Batman in the DC Universe.
The Flash showrunner Eric Wallace and actor Grant Gustin discuss the series finale, revealing alternate endings that were considered. Gustin had a fan theory about Barry sacrificing himself to the Speed Force, but ultimately agreed with Wallace's decision to end the show with Barry sharing his powers with three new speedsters. Wallace had an alternate ending involving the Negative Forces storyline, while previous showrunner Todd Helbing had two different ideas that didn't come to fruition. Despite the alternate endings, Wallace is proud of how the show actually ended.