Top 20 Most HATED Movie Endings



All’s well that ends… aww… Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re counting down our picks for the most notorious movie endings that left viewers infuriated. Spoilers ahead! Our countdown includes the endings to movies “Man of Steel”, “War of the Worlds”, “Tenet” and more! Did you enjoy any of these endings? Let us know in the comments below!

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29 thoughts on “Top 20 Most HATED Movie Endings”

  1. The fact that you think the ending of War of the Worlds is "silly" or lacking in any way tells me all I need to know about your opinion on good story telling. What? You wanted a flashy final hoorah with the aliens? Big explosions? Perhaps some final action sequence where suddenly humanity powers up and beats the aliens back with superior combat skills? Laughable. The ending was perfect to the theme of the movie. Humanity was hopelessly inferior to the invading aliens. Only by sheer luck and the power of nature did we come out victorious. Not to mention, it is an intriguing finale based on science.

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  2. How are you guys gonna release 2 videos titled "the top 20 most hated movie endings", and "the top 30 worst movie endings" a month apart? SPOILER ALERT! Almost All 20 of these are in the top 30 video as well.

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  3. T:BD2 ending, in the book, the description of the fight is what they extended in the movie. If they did the end like in the book it would be higher up on this list. The end of The Mist is EPIC.

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  4. I know many people gets upset due to the end of several films, but I always wonder, how your ending would be? Not many times received an answer or something remotely interesting.

    Also, some endings are exactly how the original book was written. Never understood that complain.

    And Tenet? Well, I can’t complain only about the ending since I didn’t understood almost anything about the movie 😅

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  5. I saw Planet of the Apes at the theater and I liked it ok. Paul Giamatti was excellent in it, gets overlooked for being in a "bad" movie. The ending was bizarre, didn't make any sense, but it was unique.

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  6. Signs ending wasn’t that bad! People are being way too harsh on the aliens vulnerability to water, but Shamalayan said it was meant to be a take on failed alien invasion! Also I Am Legend ending is like Hollywood’s views of J6, when they want the cop character to be the tragic hero and the invaders as the boogeymen! The sequel isn’t going to save the movie franchise!

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  7. Why are you slamming 'The Mist' ending. It was a stroke of genuius that even Stephen King applauded. It was a horror & what could be more horrible than knowing that had you hung onto hope a little longer, the person you loved the most would've not only survived, but been safe? And, as a parent who loves their children unconditionally, I can promise you that David's soul crushing, gut wrenching scream was wholly appropriate.

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  8. In 'Man of Steel', I still think making Superman have an emotional crisis through doing the one thing he swore he would never do and his one chance at understanding himself & where he came from, made him more relatable. Logically speaking, if he was raised among humans while being subjected to the full range of human emotions daily for almost his entire life and, the fact that he is also capable of personally feeling most of them, then it stands to reason that there would come a time, sooner or later where he had to face the same range of emotional conflict we do. For him it was a choice between saving the innocent and going against a personal core value along with destroying the only other being who was like him. Who among us would think he did the right thing in letting those innocent people die in place of a being whose intent was to kill them all? Doing so would've undermined Superman's very nature. Keeping religious beliefs out of it, we should also remember that this is a work of fiction but one that is based on our own real experiences with emotion & the very flawed species that we are so, how could any of us relate to someone who is physically present among us but who is also morally perfect in every way? Sometimes we all have to make a choice that's going to be hard to live with but, deep down we know it's the right one.

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