This one made the top 25 Best Closing Lines in a Movie (Sequel)!
Check out the full list- let me know what you think and what we are missing!!
http://grizzlybomb.com/2012/03/12/fade-out-25-of-hollywoods-greatest-c losing-lines-the-sequel/
This movie moves me so much, I cry like a baby when I watch it! :o( Maybe cause I too believe in soulmates. The other ending on that list that kinda makes me tear up is Gangs of New York, and I'm really not sure why! Lol. I mean, it's not really a "sad" movie per se. I guess it's a combination of the music and the thought of all the time gone by and you're completely forgotten. Getting back to this movie, like another thread here mentioned, when you lose your soulmate it's a hole, or void that nothing else can ever replace or fill.
shareThe entire movie, end to end, rakes at my heart with talons of teaching and revelation, but i think the two best lines of all are:
1) This one comes very near the end. It's a turnabout of an earlier, tragic line that occurs at least twice. It is a line of triumph. Annie: "Sometimes, when you lose, you win." The turnabout makes the line so moving.
2) The other one only works as a short sequence.
Chris: "Good people end up in hell because they can't forgive themselves. I know I can't. But I can forgive you."
Annie: "For killing my children? And my sweet husband?"
Chris: "No," he whispers. "For being so wonderful a guy would choose hell over heaven, just to hang around you."
It is the most stunning, moving scene of the movie and is right up there at the top of all movie moments. It is a a message of unqualified love and a triumph of perfect film moments.
"if the people we love are stolen from us, the way to have them live on is to never stop loving them. bridges burn, people die, but real love is forever"
- ending line of The Crow
Batman Begins
Gordon: I never thanked you.
Batman: And you'll never have to.