Are there any big-budget movies that truly end with “it…
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Are there any big-budget movies that truly end with “it was all a dream”?
I’m not talking about ambiguous, symbolic, or “open to interpretation” endings. I mean movies that explicitly reveal, at the very end, that the entire story we just watched never actually happened—that it was all a dream, and the character literally wakes up and realizes it.
Given how infamous this trope is, I’m curious whether any major studio films really went all the way with it, and how audiences reacted. Did it completely undermine the story, or was it somehow justified?
#movies #video
I’m not talking about ambiguous, symbolic, or “open to interpretation” endings. I mean movies that explicitly reveal, at the very end, that the entire story we just watched never actually happened—that it was all a dream, and the character literally wakes up and realizes it.
Given how infamous this trope is, I’m curious whether any major studio films really went all the way with it, and how audiences reacted. Did it completely undermine the story, or was it somehow justified?
#movies #video
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