One of the ONLY horror movies that ACTUALLY makes you feel horror. Great editing BTW

@martincontreras8171

11 ай бұрын

Day of the dead is the same way if you watch it all the way through the end credits.

@them4licious0ne

11 ай бұрын

dont forget Hereditary, that movie built differently.

@Dudemeister-id9mw

10 ай бұрын

Makes you wonder if the dad's next move was to point the revolver at one of the soldiers to just end his suffering because fuck anyone who offers therapy and pills as a solution for coping with all that shit.

@justinchristoph3725

9 ай бұрын

... and the Devil laughs like the sound of breaking glass.

@kimnice

6 ай бұрын

Threads (1984) is not a horror movie, but makes you feel horror.

Here’s a little something to bake your noodle: The military convoy came from BEHIND them. They were literally driving AWAY from help when they ran out of gas. When the connection to the alien dimension was cut off, the mist probably dissipated starting at the source and worked its way out.

@lynchmob72

11 ай бұрын

damn, i totally missed that.

@champslim

10 ай бұрын

Omg!!! Heartbreaking

@RenegadeSamurai

10 ай бұрын

this cuts even deeper man....

@chrisknudsen5686

8 ай бұрын

good pull

@gaminacthemaniac6444

6 ай бұрын

Wow that's a great catch bro!

Thomas Jane doesn't get enough credit as an actor. His reaction after firing the last shot is absolutely devastating. That scream has lingered with me since I watched in theatre

@dIggl3r

11 ай бұрын

My only problem with this, "in real life" there would have been tears, and a lot of them... not one in the last shot. (probably has more to do with the conditioning of men not crying...)

@esdren7424

11 ай бұрын

@dIggl3r I disagree. I think once he has a chance to process, yeah tears....in that moment....that scream of agony....good God that was haunting

@a.b.h.i.j.i.t.h

11 ай бұрын

@@dIggl3rin real life tears would be the last thing that's happening there. tears are a form of defense mechanism of the body, it's a sign of recovering from the mental and physical pain. have you ever seen a person, let that be man or woman, going completely emotionless over the death of their loved ones? it's because they can't even process the shock to react, which is exactly what's happening here.

@andrew_owens7680

10 ай бұрын

I've found out since that there are voice actors that specialize in groans and screams. Couldn't say if they used one here, but yeah, even so, the acting was great.

@kateofone

10 ай бұрын

There had to be some deep inner trauma he went through because you can’t fake that yell even acting. There had to be genuine pain.

*Frank Darabont directed both the happiest ending and the saddest ending of all time! The happiest being Shawshank Redemption, and the saddest being The Mist. Both films were based off Stephen King books, and both ending's were improvised by Frank Darabont! Amazing talent!*

@theroamer2355

10 ай бұрын

Then there’s the Green Mile which is a just a freaking tearjerker fest 😢😢😂

@zombiTrout

6 ай бұрын

Check out his short film The Woman in the Room, his first King adaptation.

@brianreartes6126

3 ай бұрын

As far as I remember, the ending of the book is the same as the movie, including almost the same dialogue.

@user-lb9xw4xf2q

3 ай бұрын

@@theroamer2355 Yeah, Green Mile is probably his grey movie, as the villains get punished, but innocence still dies, but the bitter-sweet ending shows that Coffey won't be forgotten.

I love this ending. Yes, you should always hold on to hope if possible. The universe doesn't owe you a happy ending, though.

@tonyyul703

11 ай бұрын

Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.

@scottlette

11 ай бұрын

Storytellers, authors and screenwriters apparently do!

@hadoken95

11 ай бұрын

This ending will stick with you for decades after memories of other movies have long sense faded to dust. You can't deny the movie made an impact to those who saw it.

@MistaBaze

11 ай бұрын

I probably should not have watched this when I was young, the whole thing fucked me up. Still got me believing that hope is a useless delusion.

@31webseries

10 ай бұрын

I mean they could've actually waited up the got a little thirsty! Personally, I'm going out. I I don't want to be killed by nightmare creatures from another dimension, but in this case I'm gonna have to be.

The amount of balls that frank had to put this ending is freaking unbelievable. Because most would have a Hollywood nice ending.

@Tony2-Dirty

11 ай бұрын

I’ve said it before. More movies have to not be afraid to kick you in the balls at the end.

@christopherking4932

11 ай бұрын

@@Tony2-Dirty I agree completely but unfortunately this generation is made out of cream pies 🥧

@andyrooiam

11 ай бұрын

I'm pretty sure every generation is a result of a cream pie@@christopherking4932

@Tony2-Dirty

11 ай бұрын

@@christopherking4932 last movie I can think of that did that was Infinity War. Like you left the theater goin “They really lost.”

@christopherking4932

11 ай бұрын

@@Tony2-Dirty I disagree, infinity war was super soft Hollywood bullshit at its finest.

The end of this movie is soul crushing. Don’t blame King - it’s not the ending from the book, but it certainly hits hard.

@danieldickson8591

11 ай бұрын

But King asserted that he actually prefers this ending to his own. That he would have written it this way if he'd thought of it.

@westonmartinez7210

11 ай бұрын

​@@danieldickson8591what was the ending in the book

@Stickman_Productions

11 ай бұрын

​@@westonmartinez7210 the book ended more ambiguously with the car driving off in the mist

@DOCTORFREEDOM

10 ай бұрын

@@westonmartinez7210 The story was being written down on a notepad by the lead character. They had traveled very far with no end to the mist in sight and stopped at an abandoned roadside hotel. It ends with him stating he thought he had heard a signal on the radio and was going to that location.. Thats where it ends.

@zoxxzy

10 ай бұрын

@westonmartinez7210 The ending in the novella is open ended, but also bleak. They get a lot farther, getting out of the state and well across the country, but the mist never ends, and wherever they go the land is filled with the sort of titanic creatures featured at the end of the film. We don't directly see the survivors last moments, but the situation makes it a foregone conclusion - they might live for years yet, they may even find other people, but humanity is doomed.

the dude continually saying "STFU" and the way his dog looks at him, I just can't 🤣🤣🤣

@xBloodXGusherx

6 ай бұрын

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Yo that had me crying!

@uriadelavaro3956

5 ай бұрын

same. hilarious stare.

@danieldickson8591

4 ай бұрын

I know it was just an expression, but I wonder how anybody shutting up would have helped. 😉

@aaronburdon221

4 ай бұрын

@@danieldickson8591 Shut the f up is his catch phrase. He's hilarious. a couple of his reactions, I laughed so hard I nearly wet myself. He gives you that laugh from the gut.

@AprilGabrielle

Ай бұрын

@@aaronburdon221 Yeah JL is a great reactor. I love his channel!

Saw this movie twice because of the ending. Once when I was a teen and the next when I was an adult. Hated it then but now I look at it as a metaphor for life. You never know how close you are to escaping your own personal hell into a place of peace and prosperity. You just have to hang in there a little bit longer.

@nsmith3128

11 ай бұрын

Exactly. The message in the movie is why I loved the ending so much.

@danieldickson8591

11 ай бұрын

But the reality is that sometimes your only choices are between bad and worse. Yet you can't always anticipate the outcome. This group of people were smart, brave, compassionate. They made the best choices they could have under the circumstances. And they were still screwed, because the world doesn't care about any of that. It's not just or fair. To me that's the real message in the movie.

@andrew_owens7680

10 ай бұрын

Plus, don't forget NOT to kill all the people in your immediate vicinity. That's an important takeaway!

@user-wc2rc3xn4j

9 ай бұрын

Это Кино как ответ. Без дальнейших слов.

Without a doubt the most heart wrenching endings of a film to date, even Stephen King commended it, to the point that he wished that he'd ended it this way. It is one of those films that ends as perfectly as it can, no matter how much people hate it... And the added heartbreak? The zealot was right... When the son died, everyone is saved...

@danieldickson8591

11 ай бұрын

Of course it could have been coincidence. But the thought that the crazy would-be messiah might actually have been right, is deeply disturbing.

@MrDeadstu

11 ай бұрын

They would have had 5 bullets if they Ollie hadn't killed the zealot Mrs. Carmody. She was only playing the odds, just like any con-man. Predicting someone will die in the future and then saying you predicted it when it happens is not magic, it's inevitable.

@mikerodgers7620

11 ай бұрын

Nice ending, but I have seen many movies. This is definitely debatable.

@suoerman42

10 ай бұрын

@@mikerodgers7620what would be some of your top picks to throw in the pot?

@mikerodgers7620

10 ай бұрын

@@suoerman42 The Fly, The Thing, A Nightmare on Elmstreet, Psycho, Rosemary's Baby, The Crazies, Halloween 3, The Witch, Pet Cemetery, American Werewolf in London, The Howling. Look at their depressing endings.

I admire the audacity to make that ending

8:24 I love the dog's reaction. "Wait, did I do something wrong? I can't remember!"

@waregl72

9 ай бұрын

J's dogs are a big part of his channel. That whole part was amazing to watch. The dog's reaction was as good as his was.

3:11 "If they all die what's the point of this movie?" Wait and see brother 😂

THIS is how a real horror movie has to end. Sometimes there is no escape. For no one.

@danieldickson8591

11 ай бұрын

But even worse horror is when you come to believe that, only to discover too late that you were wrong.

@ghostwalker89

11 ай бұрын

That's how many horror movies end though. This was different because it didn't HAVE TO be that way. Less than a minute after he killed them.

@danieldickson8591

27 күн бұрын

@@ghostwalker89 That's what makes this movie stand out. Horror films that end with terror and death at least have finality. The most awful part of this one is that David Drayton now has to live with knowing he killed his son and three friends for nothing. And that is the true horror of it.

@ghostwalker89

26 күн бұрын

@@danieldickson8591 yeah, that's basically what im getting at.

kudos to the writer and director for choosing to go with the atypical and unexpected ending. This ending is what makes the film a great one. It mirrors the all too often heartbreaking and tragic reality of life. Films don't always need the cliche of a happy ending.

@sparda9060

5 ай бұрын

Movie changed the ending from the book and Steven King also loved the ending and wish he had thought of this ending for his book.

One of the most brutal endings in a movie. Stephen Kings didn't even have this ending in his book,the director of this movie came up with it and even Stephen King Himself wished he had written it. The Director also did The Walking Dead hence why a lot of the actors are in that. Stunning ending. 10/10

@JeffreyMarksWorld

6 ай бұрын

I wouldn't say he's responsible for the walking dead. He did 7 episodes. That's like 3% of its run

I can picture Frank Darabont going to a few movie theaters when this was showing, sat in the back, and just waited menacingly for the ending to see and hear the audience react.

@marltonmanks9891

4 ай бұрын

this is basically me anytime i show this movie to people who havent seen it

Sad this cut out probably the most wholesome thing I've seen on youtube: The dude's soul was crushed so hard and his dog immediately went over to check on him when the movie finished. Even putting its paw on his arm to try to comfort him.

At the time in 2007 I remember a reviewer just saying, "It's not that they all die, it's worse than that. " Kudos to Frank Darabont for sticking to his vision.

I don't care how the reactors feel about how they feel the movie should end, if it engenders reactions this strong it makes it a GREAT ending. An excellent choice and an excellent edit!

@christopherking4932

11 ай бұрын

I agree but for the people who complain, I would have had one of those tentacles break through the glass windows and rip all of them apart slowly and no military shows up at all.

@MDK2_Radio

11 ай бұрын

They changed the ending from the original story. It was much more hopeful there.

@christopherking4932

11 ай бұрын

@@MDK2_Radio it's memorable rather than just being the typical Hollywood bullshit happy ending.

@TheAbominableDrFaustus

11 ай бұрын

@@MDK2_Radiowell, there really wasn’t an “ending” in the book but I’d argue where the book left off was much less hopeful for humanity. You know? That sucks for these people but The Mist ended which is a W for the human race as a whole.

@TheAbominableDrFaustus

11 ай бұрын

@@christopherking4932idk man. It’s exactly a bullshit happy ending. It’s just like 30 seconds too late.

The moral of this story is the same as in Galaxy Quest - Never give up, never surrender!

@danieldickson8591

7 ай бұрын

Or, the moral is that you may do nothing wrong, make the best choices you can under the circumstances, and still lose. Because the world doesn't care what you deserve.

For those that don’t know, this is NOT how Stephen King ended the story. It’s been many years since I read the book, but if I remember right, it ended with them driving off, all of them alive, trying to get out of the mist. As brutally messed up as the movie ending is, it’s brilliant. The movie is ok but that ending makes it worth the watch

@danieldickson8591

11 ай бұрын

King has stated he preferred this ending to his own. He'd have written it this way if he thought of it.

Simone looks so pissed. It truly was a gut wrenching ending.

@sonofmoss

6 күн бұрын

The various expressions on her face is amazing from shock, confusion, realization, and anger as well as grief.

One of the reasons I love Korean thrillers or Horror movies is that they don't sugar coat endings and make them always happy and suitable for the audience feelings , The Mist is probably the few hollywood movies that dared to do the same

The most upsetting ending ever 😢❤

@shanewoody4232

11 ай бұрын

A very human ending though.

@MorrisB1971

3 ай бұрын

Eden Lake too

This movie is a damn horror apocalypse classic and the iconic ending.

“The Mist” has the most crushing, gut-wrenching, heart-rending conclusion to any movie, EVER!

This ending is an absolute gut punch and I LOVE IT! I'd love for certain movies to have the balls to pull something like this more often.

@chesteradams7423

10 ай бұрын

When people say things like this, it tells me they have not seen many movies lol.

@WhackyRavenLand

10 ай бұрын

@@chesteradams7423 that would be your problem if you believe that.

This Movie's ending was absolutely as brilliant as it was disturbing. Life does not always have a happy ending, the good guy does not always win. Great reactions of horror and tears!

It took big ass balls to make an ending like that

This ending goes way harder than the original novel. One of the best, IMO

I love how in this compilation we get to see all 5 stages of grief simultaneously

Best movie ending ever. I've had this opinion for 17 years and I don't expect it will ever change.

@mookiewilson4166

4 ай бұрын

If it was a typical happy ending, it would have been another forgettable but enjoyable movie, but we would scarcely be talking about it in 2024.

This is one of the most heartbreaking endings in recent history. Darabont is so good at combining horror with high drama. David's face at the end when he sees the mother that had hope her children were alive made it. So good because he failed at what she succeeded in , hope.

I adore this ending. No matter how much you love or despise it, the reaction it elicits is pure art. It affects you and no matter what you thought of the movie or the conclusion, it sticks with you. Absolutely beauty.

This movie is just so brutal and dark

@danieldickson8591

11 ай бұрын

It sets out to make you feel that brutality and darkness. And most people agree that it succeeds very well at that.

@momo198000

11 ай бұрын

@@danieldickson8591 That is definitely right. Because life is brutal as the end and i sure that 70% of the people would do the same quick death instead of horrible one. That what make this movie great, the only question is when will you do it? In this movie he just rushed to do it and didn't wait at least for some thing to happen or for the last moments before any attack.

@danieldickson8591

2 ай бұрын

@@momo198000 Remember what happened to Ollie. Wait too long, and the choice may be taken out of your hands.

And that's why "The Mist" remained one of my favourites for so long. I first saw it around 2012, and the ending has stuck with me longer than any happy ending ever did before, or since. I respect the hell out of the movie for subverting expectation and building up to one of the biggest horror-movie gut-punches.

I’m sorry but I think this is the best ending to a movie ever it torn at your heart and didn’t let go most movies end on a high note or at least some hope but even the ones that don’t do not beat this ending absolute perfection

@Philthorn

6 ай бұрын

100% agreed

The Mist is not the scariest movie in the world but the sheer hopelessness and depression it eminates is enough to keep someone up at night at least for me

Have you ever been so fkn broken at the end of a movie, my goodness...Thomas Jane's screams and pain was transferred over, I felt that 💔

@piperuk5366

2 ай бұрын

Watched it hours ago and I'm still in shock

before game of thrones and red wedding, this was the movie you show your friends and wait eagerly for their reaction

This is one of the greatest movie endings of all time and the most ahocking!

We can all agree the ending is what put this movie aside from the rest, right? Take out the final and this would be just another generic picture that no one would remember. King said he wishes HE would have ended the novel this way... The performance of Thomas Jane was just about PERFECT! Give credits to whom deserve it.

George from Cinebinge: "If they all die what is the point of the movie." It's a horror movie, it's meant to horrify you...and it did.

@chesteradams7423

10 ай бұрын

Did he even watch the movie? Everyone most certainly did not die lol. We have no clue what happened with the rest of the people who stayed in the store, Thomas Jane's character obviously did not die, and Melissa McBride's character obviously did not die.

@jwhite-1471

10 ай бұрын

I think the point of the movie was the contrast between those who held hope and acted on it (Martina McBride) and those who lost hope and acted on that (the zealots and final five). I think it was about hope, and what humans do when they lose it.

The real horror begins at the end of the movie. Excellent ending. 🎉

The ending was the director completely reversing the conclusion of Shawshank.... it's brutally brilliant 😂

@chesteradams7423

10 ай бұрын

Uh...what?

@shaneodwyer6132

10 ай бұрын

@@chesteradams7423 the death of hope, instead of clinging to hope he gave into despair.

Such a dark ending.

One of the greatest mashup compilations of movie reaction i have ever seen! I'm subscribing for sure. Thank you, whoever you are!!!

@YoureMrLebowski

9 ай бұрын

i will accept your expert opinion. 👍🏼😎

8:00 Somehow I feel pleased and satisfied that those people are upset. It feels great. Not every good written story should end with "happy ending". Sometimes story should feel disturbing.

This has to be the best compilation reaction to the best ending I've ever see.

Not all movies have to have a Hollywood happy ending. The ending to this movie has stayed with me for years, as I know it has with a lot of people.

The most powerful and unsettling ending to any film I have ever seen.

Absolutely one of the BEST endings to a horror movie EVER, for just how insanely ballsy it is. It ends with an utterly pointless child death. How many other horror movies would even dare to do that?!

Eden Lake & The Mist!! 2 most heart wrenching endings ever!!

Everyone is so cultured on happy endings. I absolutely LOVE this ending. It just throws the audience... how does he live with himself after. Funny thing is, this isn't the original ending in the novel, but King stated that this ending was better than his original ending, which had the people in the car driving off into the unknown and uncertain future

Rumor has it the old dude is still saying, "shut the f#*k up" to this very day. What an incredible mashup, the best I've ever watched. New subscriber.

“Surely the military comes!” Yes they do

4:30 “this is so sad” 😀

One of the most iconic movie endings ever. Even years later, I remember the first time I watched it vividly. Unforgettable!

When the guy with the beard turns to his dog and just says “Bro.” 😂😂😂

7:31 That “STFU” and fade away had me crying of laughter 🤣😭

@xBloodXGusherx

10 күн бұрын

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Too fucking funny!!!!!!

This is how you're suppose to end a HORROR movie.

I think we need more films that end in a tragedy. We're so used to films that despite being hopeless througout always have a happy ending, that we don't feel any dread anymore, at least that's the case with me

@SilentXFoxX71

8 ай бұрын

Have you seen Requiem for a dream ? It has a dark depression ending

@SerbAtheist

6 ай бұрын

@@SilentXFoxX71 I remember watching Requiem for a Dream, thinking it was the best movie ever, but when I got out, my American friend told me he hated the movie. Why? Because it was too real for him, especially the scene where Sara talks about why should she even do the dishes. He doesn't go to movies to be depressed, he only goes to movies to be happy. This is why we don't have more movies or shows with dark endings. People turn on them. They want the people they identify with to win! Look at GOT, look at HIMYM, look at Mother!... all were panned, all were ridiculed, all had their fanbases turn on the showrunners or director with a vengeance. People even turned on this movie when it came out. More than half the people hated it! Only with time did it get the recognition it deserves.

This ending makes me cry every single time I see it, it's the perfect blend of cinematography, tragedy, and a swell of emotions you didn't even know you had in you

@Underournorthernstar

5 ай бұрын

That Lisa Gerard vocal in host of seraphim hits so hard as well.

one of the best endings a horror movie has ever had, I don´t get how people don´t like it, it´s perfect

@gmmonomotapa2889

7 ай бұрын

I agree. Absolutely brilliant ending...

@Just1OneFilms

6 ай бұрын

When i first saw the ending My jaw dropped. Not by how it ended but how genius it was to end it the way Mr. Darabont wrote it. Amazing, amazing film. The true monster was humanity. I watch this movie at least once a year.

Stephen King’s novella ends with two words: “Hartford” and “hope”. We never find out what happens to them. Darabont changed the ending because he knew no one would see it coming. And King told him that it’s an even better ending than his original. One of the best - and worst - endings to any movie ever. Never give up hope. Never.

@christopherking4932

11 ай бұрын

It's far away from the typical Hollywood ending

@danieldickson8591

11 ай бұрын

But sometimes the only choices you can see are between bad, and worse. And not taking the bad may mean you're too late to avoid the worse.

I remember watching this in the theater! The movie was so-so, but the ending was CHEF'S KISS!!!!

@Philthorn

6 ай бұрын

My heart was crushed nearly beyond repair the first time I went to the theater to watch it. Took me a week to recover, no cap

To quote Stephen King, "I wish I thought of that ending!"

More horror movies need HORROR endings like this.

My biggest red flag is that I thoroughly enjoyed how utterly, wholly, & absolutely devastating this movie is

Watching people lose their sh*t when he shoots 4, knowing bc I read the story and seen the movie that they have NO IDEA the pain they are about to experience after! is priceless. This is one of the bravest and depressing movie endings ever

@gmmonomotapa2889

7 ай бұрын

😂😂I agree, this Mashup was amazing.

If the author of the book this film is based on (Stephen King) says that he preferred this ending over the original one in the book, congrats, you've made something special.

The dog was like yea that was some BS😂

7:31 "STFU!" Bro, you make me laugh when I was crying 😂

The ending traumatized me in theaters when I saw this as a kid hits you every time the book just ends they run out of gas the end the movie took it a step further

Remember everyone, it ain't over til it's over, don't pull the trigger just yet. I like how mad Simone is.

@Philthorn

6 ай бұрын

If the army hadn't shown up, would you still hope even as the monsters are devouring you and their hideous, bloody faces are the last thing you see (not saying that you shouldn't hope for a miracle) I don't blame the man for choosing the quick, non painful way out for his family, I would've done the same, but I wouldn't be able to live with myself after that either. Even if years later, I psychologically recover, the pain and nightmares will remain

7:30 this mad me laugh so hard, didnt expect him to say thay randomly 😂

@xBloodXGusherx

6 ай бұрын

AHAHAHAHA!

It's one of the sickest ending and it's the real horror. Man made horror by a broken man

This is the most human ending ever as most real stories are either tragic or bittersweet. It wasnt long ago when during a siege a city would make a pot of poison for the women and children and elderly just incase the walls were breached for a quick death was better alternative

@yaqubebased1961

11 ай бұрын

No lol, getting conquered was never, ever as bad as dying.

@shanewoody4232

11 ай бұрын

@@yaqubebased1961 it's well known that sacking of cities before the age of enlightenment were incredibly vicious. Would you like to hear some examples?

@yaqubebased1961

11 ай бұрын

@@shanewoody4232 No need to tell, I know all about them. And guess what? The vast majority of them are still there. Had they collectively kys'd then they'd be even deader now

@shanewoody4232

11 ай бұрын

@@yaqubebased1961 that's false it's well known most civilians are lost that's why there isn't any carthaginians, dacians, latins and not to mention the 12 lost tribes of Israel. When a city was sacked all the men would be killed and the women and children would be enslaved that's why mass suicide was common in ancient warfare

@MaskedRokho

11 ай бұрын

@@yaqubebased1961 sure the cities are still there, but what about the people?

The "Ah, hell no" sums it up pretty well.

Even the writer of the book Stephen King said Frank Darabond's ending was iconic and I agree.

@refulgent_fanta

3 ай бұрын

Yeah, I believe he said in an interview that after seeing the movie, he now thinks the ending he wrote for the book is stupid.

A generation brought up to expect last minute get out of jails and happy endings can't process a real horror ending. The irony being this is a much darker ending than the original King version. Well done Frank Darabont for having the balls to go with this and make it one of the great endings in movie horror.

@Just1OneFilms

6 ай бұрын

Pure genius

Love the ending. Unpredictable.

One of the boldest endings of all time!!

@trenchcoatbrigade698

9 ай бұрын

More like egregiously shocking

I saw this in theaters during a field trip and have never forgotten it

If you remember the crazy lady says to sacrifice the boy to end de mist, and In this end, the Salvation came after the dad shoot his son. What a great movie

@Underournorthernstar

5 ай бұрын

Through the whole movie every thing she foretells happens, it's so clever because on one hand could they have waited or was the blood of the innocent the key.

One of the greatest endings of any movie… ever.

This is one of best endings ever, as a film. Its deep, dark AF.

*Thomas Jane screaming in anguish* "Shut the fuck up!"

that sorrowful "no, no, no, no, no" was SOOOOO good.

This movie will always be one of my favs, because this ending is so far beyond what you expect. That scream at the end will forever be etched into my memory. When you reach that level of shock and pain, it's the only thing your body is able to do. You produce no tears, no punching or kicking or thrashing. All you can do is scream out in agony. Thomas Jane was fucking incredible in this moment, to portray that level of emotion is hard to come by and he absolutely nailed it. In one of the superman movies, when he's forced to kill Zod, you hear him scream in the same way. From what I've read, it's also what a lot of soldiers describe happening on the battlefield. I believe it was WW2 where soldiers were instructed to wait until tanks passed over their trench to let out whatever emotional cry they needed to let out, so that it would be masked by the roaring of the tank and not heard by your fellow soldiers or the enemy.

As upsetting as the ending was, I loved it. It basically turned a decent horror movie that's been done hundreds of times, into a unique classic. Well done to them for been brave enough.

One of the most effective twist endings in cinema history. The studio offered Frank Darabont something like a million dollars to change it. He said "nope".

The most heartbreaking scene in movie history, blew my mind the first time I saw it

"It's just a joke. A bad joke. Please tell me you're not laughing."

This video is the only proof that reaction channels are still profitable. ESPECIALLY with scenes like in the mist. You CANT get any feeling of loss and despair that ripe in no other movie in the world. Put my money on it, bravo Frank Darabont!

I like how the guy looks at his dog like “can you believe this!?”

When I saw this at the movies, I couldn't wait til someone else saw it so we could talk about that ending. I had the same reaction as these people. Great job on editing this video. 🔥

The film ends far differently than the novella and King himself has said he wished he'd had the stones to end his story the way the screenwriter did here.

That old black dude was literally me watching this for the first time