Every Alternate Ending That Could’ve Changed Movie History Explained in 16 Minutes
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Every Alternate Ending That Could’ve Changed Movie History Explained in 16 Minutes
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Movie Guy Explains
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There's something about alternate endings that makes you realize how fragile a film's entire legacy actually is—one cut scene or rewrite and we'd remember these movies completely differently. I'm looking at the endings that almost happened but got changed at the last minute, from "Se7en" having thirteen different drafts where Tracy survives to "Alien" originally ending with the xenomorph decapitating Ripley and mimicking her voice to trick Earth. What I can't get over is that China censored "Fight Club" by replacing the ending with text saying the police arrested everyone and sent the Narrator to a mental hospital—which actually matches Chuck Palahniuk's novel ending better than Fincher's film. I came to understand that sometimes the best creative decisions come from solving budget problems or fighting studio interference, not from the original vision.
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00:00 Titanic's Ending.
1:06 Empire's Hope
2:10 Terminator Two Future
3:33 Alien's Death
4:34 Brazil's Battle
5:53 Seven's Darkness
7:15 Cloverfield's Protocol
8:16 Shining's Hospital
9:34 Future's Blast
10:40 Apocalypse Versions
11:42 Blade Runner Versions
12:36 Inception's Top
13:39 Fight Club Censorship
14:45 Rings Extended
15:54 Shutter Island Question
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