Top 20 Movies That Left Out the Real Horrific Ending

What if I'm in the movie? What do you mean I'm in the movie? I'm Sharon Tate. Welcome to Mojo and today we'll be counting down our picks for the Top 20 Movies That Left Out the Really Awful Ones. In the end it's comforting to see that nothing has changed, you're wrong Emilia, there's no way I could have known this before, but something was always missing from this list. We will see

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that were, however loosely, based on true stories, but they

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out the key. factual details that would have made your conclusions more depressing, we're not saying these

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are worse for omitting these things, we're just providing a little extra context, a spoiler alert for these movies, of course, you know any other truth. stories movies that change

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s let us know in the comments number 20 pro wrestling ed wood this is the one i will be remembered for if you know anything about the

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ed wood then you know that his entire career was filled with ups and downs, mostly downs, now that I think so, but his

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life after plan 9 from outer space doesn't exactly match the tone of the final scene, eh, right now, let's go to Vegas, but the idiots pouring on top of the car are stuffed . just a five hour drive and will probably stop when we reach the desert.

Hell, it'll probably stop when we get to the corner. Let's go after the premiere of the aforementioned film. Ed and Kathy are getting married. The on-screen text at the end alludes to his descent into alcoholism and nude films, but that barely scratches the surface, aside from adult films. Wood wrote over 80 sex novels just to survive, often sp

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the money immediately on alcohol, although he and Kathy remained together until her death their home life wasn't exactly great, to say the least number 19 acceptance speech hindered a beautiful mind A Beautiful Mind by Ron Howard is an emotionally wrought exploration of a psyche that is both brilliant and damaged that shows the toll schizophrenia took on mathematician John Nash Saw My Name on the Cover of the Lecture You Lied Son, a Broadcast live who you're talking to tell me who you save although the description of the illness wasn't entirely accurate to nash's experiences they work in a narrative sense after a strong two plus hours of running time nash accepts the nobel prize and he dedicates it to his wife Alice in a speech it is only in the mysterious equations of love but logical reasons can be found I am only here tonight for you, as cathartic as this moment If Nash's illness prevented him from giving that speech in the real life, although the film was released 14 years earlier, it should at least be mentioned that Nash's story would end tragically when he and Alicia died in a car accident in 2015.

Number 18 failed businesses Schindler's List as if Schindler's List It wasn't horrible enough and no, what we are about to describe is nothing compared to the real horrors of World War II, but it is interesting, anyway, it could have gotten more. I don't know if I could have done it. He got 1100 people who are alive thanks to you, look at them after the war. Oscar Schindler found himself reeling financially as he proved that no good deed goes unpunished. He moved to Argentina and raised chickens for a while, but this venture eventually failed and he returned to Germany.

This is to be expected Teeth problems This is not pots and pans This is a precise business His later business ventures were even less successful and forced him to declare bankruptcy in 1963. The on-screen text acknowledges this, but not long after Schindler suffered a heart attack. and from then on he was supported by donations from the families he helped save, although there is some touching humanity there, it is still sad to hear that he did not prosper as much as he deserved divorce number 17 and accusations of abuse, the theory of everything if someone prepares so often that I learned the theory of everything definitely describes the tense end of Stephen Hawking's marriage to Jane Wilde, but while the punctuated text on screen is correct and that they eventually remained friends, it leaves out a good bit during which they were decidedly No, I did the best I could during his marriage Hawking became close to one of his nurses Elaine Mason Hawking actually went wild for Mason in 1995, but his second marriage may not have been so color of color either.

Rose In the early 2000s, police launched an investigation over concerns that Hawking was being physically abused but it was quickly closed when Hawking refused to make a statement. Hawking and Mason divorced in 2006 before his death in 2018. 16 No Vengeance The Returned It's a little strange to call it a horrible ending because it didn't actually have a violent confrontation ending, but such is the nature of the Returned In the film, the frontiersman, Hugh Glass, goes through hell after When his son is murdered and

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for dead, he eventually tracks down and then takes revenge on the man responsible.

You came all this way just to get revenge, huh? Enjoy it class because there is nothing that can bring your son back. In reality, Glass did not take revenge on the two men who left him for dead. Glass located a man named Bridges, but ultimately spared him due to his youth and inexperience. On the other hand, the John Fitzgerald depicted in the film was practically untouchable and had enlisted in the Army Crystal by telling him that he would kill him if he ever left. The intent was there, but it's definitely less climactic unless he re-enlisted so he could justify murder again. here's number fifteen the unhappy endings of the davies boys finding neverland if you need evidence that real life is far from a fairy tale look no further than the davies boys the inspiration for peter pan and the boys Lost Finding Neverland ends rather sadly with Peter Pan author J.M Barry adopting the Davies boys after the tragic death of their mother Sylvia.

She went to Neverland and you can visit her whenever you want if you go there yourself. The final scene has a sadly uplifting undertone, but tragedy would follow the family in real life. His son George died in a First World War battle in 1915 and in 1921, the second youngest Michael, drowned along with a friend and some wondered if it was entirely accidental, just months after Jack succumbed to illness. pulmonary in 1959. Peter himself took his own life after having fought a lot to be the namesake of Peter Pan and it would be a great honor for me if you would allow me to use your name for one of the characters I don't know what to say say yes number 14 the Ambiguous Fate of the Whale Great Miracle Everyone loves an uplifting story about humanity coming together to save animals in need, so it's no surprise that The Great Miracle ends with the trapped gray whales escaping their icy prison to freedom. , you know what I'm going to miss, even as the operation moves forward, the real-life rescue mission that the movie is based on. it ended similarly, there wasn't as much optimism, stop fighting because the baby is gone, you can't change that, although the baby whale did die while the parents were freed from the section of ice they were trapped in.

Their physical states after such an ordeal meant little hope that they would survive much beyond very similar terrain. No evidence was ever found either way, but many experts believe that the whales did not obtain a miracle as great as the number 13. Left Foot Christie Brown was a man who endured many hardships in his life, while the biopic My Left Foot did not. he avoids that fact he omitted a dark chapter in his story his relationship with his wife mary carr hello my name is mary I will be with you until you leave tonight. The film shows Christie encountering the car at a charity event and the film ends with them celebrating with a bottle of champagne.

What are we doing here? Let's drink the tofu to get closer because Christy Brown was there. They were born there, unfortunately, their happily ever after may not have been so happy after all when Christy Brown died at the age of 49. A post-mortem analysis showed bruising on her body. Many suspected the bruises were from negligence or because someone physically hurt him. A biography was also eventually published that described Carr as unfaithful. He is handsome? Who? Your date. It's always nice. Well, I do not care. You can meet who you like. Number 12. PTSD and alcohol problems. Zamparini, an American soldier who survived a bomber crash in the Pacific and endured a series of prisoner of war camps before the end of World War II, sadly, as is the case with many veterans, Zamborini was plagued by mental disorder. post-traumatic stress in the years after returning home.

He had nightmares of confronting his captors that were so intense that he once attacked his wife at night before regaining his senses. When Zamparini turned to alcohol as a way to sleep better, it only further damaged his psyche. Fortunately, Zamparini found closure. with his terrible experience and got better. This was further covered in a faith-based sequel Unbroken Path to Redemption Number 11 Nazi Headquarters The Sound of Music When you sing along to the cheerful sound of the music track you're probably not thinking about the Nazis living in the hills, but that is the sad reality, some time after the von Trapp family left their home in Salzburg in 1938, the house was confiscated and used as headquarters for Nazi operations.

It specifically served as a summer home for Heinrich Himmler, who was a major architect of many war crimes. The von Trapp house was even visited by Adolf Hitler himself. Fortunately, the property was returned to the missionaries after the Second World War. We are not surprised that the von Trapps omitted a song about the unfortunate history of house number 10 in the dark last years. The Aviator while Martin Scorsese The Aviator gave us a pretty solid preview of what Howard Hughes' life would ultimately become. He didn't portray all the details, they're gone for now, but we'll see you soon.

The film depicted how he would isolate himself from the outside world for months. In real life his isolationist tendencies only continued his germphobia also prevented him from seeing his own wife for several years before divorcing when hughes died in 1976 he was so neglected that his body was almost unrecognizable he has to open the bag with his right Hand and hold the bag towards me at a 45 degree angle so I can reach into the bag without touching the paper. Although Hughes stood six foot four, he weighed just 90 pounds at the end of his life, as long as we can.

List all the crazy details here we encourage you to look them up they are as fascinating as they are discouraging the path of the future what are you the future the path of the future number nine the life of the bearded ladies the greatest showman are you? Isn't that right, sir, I have to ask you to leave? He is so talented, blessed and extraordinary. Most audiences knew that The Greatest Showman wasn't entirely factually accurate, especially since Pt Barnum had a notorious story, but it turns out the movie left out more than just the ugliest parts of his story, Ledy Lutz , the bearded lady, was based on Annie Jones.

She was given into his custody when she was just a baby. She is not one to despair. Jones was an advocate for the rights of so-called monsters and even broke up with Barnum to promote her cause, but her dire financial difficulties forced her to work with him again. I have no fear that Jones will succumb to tuberculosis at only 37 years old. It's definitely not the big happy family that the end of the movie implies. Maybe you're a fraud. May be. it was just about making money but you gave us a royal family number eight a layoff remember the titans remember the titans is an inspiring true story about coming together in the face of cultural and racial divides, but not everyone involved was infallible eight years after leading tc williams first racially integrated football team to a state championship coach herman boone was fired we will be perfect in every aspect of the game you drop a pass you run a mile you miss a blocking task you run a mile you fumble the ball and i I will break My foot on your hindquarters by John Brown the main reason he lost his position was because he was accused of harming his own players this is not democracy it is a dictatorship I am the law although the dismissal was something of a shock to the alexandria city three assistant coaches had threatened to leave if boone was not relieved of his duties ironically a movie called remember the titans forgot to talk about the unceremonious end of coach's career boone did a good job here it was a tough camp From what I can, look well, I'm very happy to have the approval of a five-year-old child number seven.billing the family of a musician who lost his life titanic what's the point if no one listens to us anyway well they don't listen to us at dinner either come on let's play keep warm orpheus we know this epic disaster drama couldn't cover each and every one of the tragic stories involved, even in more than three hours, but this one is particularly interesting after the rms titanic sank, more than 1500 people lost their lives, one of the bodies recovered.

It was Jock Hume a violinist who played bravely among his countrymen when the ship sank but his final brave actions were disgraced that's it man goodbye the company that employed Hume had the audacity to bill his father for the damage caused to the uniform that hume was renting and how it was damaged we have a feeling it had something to do with the tragic sinking of the titanic fortunately hume's father decided not to pay the bill gentlemen it has been a privilege to play with you tonight number six death after The Condemnation starring Hilary Swank and The Conviction of Sam Rockwell is a fairly hidden legal drama about a woman working to become a lawyer so she can personally exonerate her brother imprisoned for a murder. just like in real life and the movie ends with betty ann waters from swanksharing a tender moment with kenny from rockwell knowing you're here work is hard for me knowing you love me so much curiously the text below omits the fact that the The real Kenneth Waters tragically died in an accidental fall just six months after its publication, this information would certainly have put a damper on the story, although it feels somewhat crucial to getting the full picture number five, ostracism and death of the accused, this is a list Really depressing, isn't it?

It's the best you can do and the best you can do. It sucks now, I don't know what you have to sell me, but I hope it's worth it. A powerful film. The accused follows Jodie Foster's Sarah Tobias, a woman who was assaulted and ultimately got her gamblers convicted in addition to her attackers. we find the accused matthew haynes guilty of criminal solicitation while tobias herself is fictitious she and the film are based on the story of cheryl arujo who in 1983 went through the same experience however only four of the six accused of the crime were convicted serving in For most of the six and a half years, the trial itself showed suggestions of victim-blaming and Arujo was subsequently ostracized in the town of New Bedford, Massachusetts.

She then moved to Miami, but she tragically died at age 25 in a car accident while she was reportedly highly intoxicated. Number four, what really happened? Pocahontas Pocahontas This Disney animated film is known for its factual inaccuracies, especially when it comes to the ending, You Have to Come Back But I Can't Leave You, You Never Will No Matter What Happens, I'll Always Be With You Forever, Even though the movie concludes With the departure of John Smith from America, it does not show that the real-life Pocahontas was subjected to a series of atrocities; She was captured by the English and used as a pawn in negotiations with her father, the chief of the Powhatans, for a full time. year in 1614 she married the tobacco planter john rolfe, but it is unknown if pocahontas had the option in her union that if she knows of any impediment why they should not be legally united in marriage, she will confess it.

She was subsequently taken to England and used. mainly as a propaganda symbol unfortunately she passed away from an unconfirmed illness at only 21 years old her beloved mother rebecca fell ill on our one way ticket in tombs number three the continuing decline of the city erin brockovich while the real erin brockovich considered that the movie was about 98 exactly this fascinating story of popular interest does not address exactly what happened after david slade goliath will make them pay 333 million the brockovich class action lawsuit was in fact successful in the sense that the pg e company had the mandate to compensate families affected by the company's contaminated water a whopping $333 million in real life many discovered their share was less than they expected the law firm took approximately 40 percent of that share, which is shown, but what is not shown is how dissatisfied many were with where the chips fell.

I know how you feel when you first heard that number. I said, "You've got to be kidding me." 40 percent. I'm the one who's hurt and this joker sits at a desk all day and he wants to leave with almost half of my money. reward from there the town of hinckley california became a proverbial ghost town fears of further water pollution scared away many residents the way we had special water brought in for you came from hinckley well number two murders of tate once upon a time in hollywood huh, you are, i'm the devil and i'm here to do the devil's business, as in quentin tarantino's glorious bastards, once upon a time in hollywood is pretty candid about changing historical details, specifically with regarding the sharon tate murders more Everyone knows that pregnant actress Sharon Tate and four others were brutally murdered by members of the Manson family in 1969, so those who saw this film were probably expecting to see it;

However, in a stunning display of cinematic justice, Tarantino has the fictional actor eliminate the Masonites. rick dalton and his stuntman cliff stand, while tate and the others are alive and well, while some of the other entries probably could have included their actual endings, this is a historical retcon we can totally get behind before moving on, be sure to subscribe to our channel and Ring the bell to receive notifications about our latest videos. You have the option of receiving notifications for occasional videos or for all of them if you're on your phone. Make sure you go into your settings and turn on notifications.

The number one disappearance after 12 years of freedom. slave, now you are not free, I promise you, I promise you, when I am freed I will have satisfaction for this mistake. Solomon Northup was a free black man living in New York when he was kidnapped in 1841 and sold into slavery in the southern United States. As the title suggests, he endured 12 grueling years before finally regaining his freedom and reuniting with his family. I apologize for my appearance, but I have had a difficult time these last few years after he wrote the memoirs of the same name and became an abolitionist, but four years after returning home he disappeared again without a trace, it may have been resold as slave or someone took his life, but his final fate is a sad mystery, although the film acknowledges the uncertainty about his death, it omits how bleak the end of his life could have been there is nothing different do you agree with our selections?

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