Ambiguous and Open Ended Film Endings

[jamal.nazreddin]

It's rare to find a Socialist with wit and imagination (Bernard Shaw, perhaps).

Woody Allen, Bergman, Losey, Kubrick and the Nouvelle-Vague have all been used by the intellectually-pretentious Virtue-signallers to condescend over the ordinary cinema-goer who likes a story with a beginning and an end.

[narabdela]

[QUOTE=jamal.nazreddin;n54092]It's rare to find a Socialist with wit and imagination (Bernard Shaw, perhaps).

Woody Allen, Bergman, Losey, Kubrick and the Nouvelle-Vague have all been used by the intellectually-pretentious Virtue-signallers to condescend over the ordinary cinema-goer who likes a story with a beginning and an end.[/QUOTE]


Well, you've got me there. There really is no answer to that sort of Blimpish gibberish..


(apologies to Steve for the reference).

[jamal.nazreddin]

I think of the JB Priestley film 'They Came to a City' as rather ambiguous.