6 Most Disappointing Movie Endings Ever

Movies are essentially a fancy way to tell different stories, so it’s only logical that these stories must have a satisfying conclusion in the end. But what happens when the director and the writers completely miss this point in their work, instead, trying to pull off some big twist nobody asked for? We, the viewers, shake our heads and sigh heavily. Nobody likes wasting their time on unfulfilling activities.

Watch out, for here are 6 most disappointing movie endings ever. Spoilers, duh!

Dark Phoenix (2019)

As a Marvel fan, it really pains me to mention this mess of a movie. The Dark Phoenix Saga is probably one of the best-known comic book arcs of all time, and look what the FOX execs did to its magnificent glory! Sansa Stark as Jean Grey was horrible from the very first minutes, but it’s the ending that sucks the most. It seemed as if the last 20 minutes, the movie just slugs through, trying to end itself as soon as possible. There’s no logic in the reconciliation between Xavier and Jean in the end. “It says so in the script” is not a proper answer, BTW. And what happens next? She uses her power to almost instantly wipe out the “evil aliens” and flies into space. Out of the freaking blue!

Hancock (2008)

A good plot twist at the end may make or break a movie. Throughout “Hancock” there was this thread of mystery: who was this superpowered man and where did he come from? Then he meets a woman who’s exactly like him, and she tells John he’s an “immortal” being. She’s also known about him for eons and could refresh his memory at any given time, and yet… we only found out their secret by the very end when nothing was at stake.