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Ambiguous Movie Endings... Resolved!

Scene from Lost in TranslationEver wondered what Bill Murray whispered to Scarlett Johansson at the end of Lost in Translation? Or pondered what happened to Mickey Rourke's character after he jumped off the top rope in The Wrestler? Well, wonder no more.

If, like me, ambiguous movie endings drive you mad (ie that bit where they fade to black just when the main characters were about to resolve all their issues) then those funny people at College Humor have got this little problem solved.

They've managed to dig up the actual endings of movies where their ambiguous finales are pretty memorable, such as Lost in Translation, No Country for Old Men, The Graduate, The Wrestler and even The Sopranos. Now sit back, enjoy and have all your questions answered.

Oh, and one more thing, there's something that I really need to tell you...

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