I know the ending is intentionally ambiguous, but what are your thoughts?
The way I see it is this: Randy doesn't die, but the day is near. Very near.
I have always thought that Randy Robinson lives. However, that was his last match so his character Randy "The Ram" Robinson died.
Whether he lives or dies doesn't matter.
He didn't care if he lived or died. He cared if he was loved. In his mind the only people that loved him were the fans. So to him nothing else - dying - didn't matter. What mattered was that the fans cheered him.
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yes, he has a heart attack.
and yes, he'd rather die as the ram than live without him.
but.
we don't know if he died or not............................
God does not build in straight lines.
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all evidence is pointing towards him dying.... but.... his death is not germane to the story
God does not build in straight lines.
I think he knew that he had about a 50/50 chance of dying or going to hospital only to die shortly after. But he continued cos he just didn't care, since he only lived to wrestle. I just assumed he died in the ring.
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X-Men: Apocalypse 8/10. TMNT: Out of the Shadows 9/10. RIP Doris Roberts. You were wonderful in ELR.
Yeah, I think he may have reconsidered and ended the match had Cassidy/Pam still been there when he looked up (especially since he knew his heart was acting up)...... but when he saw he was alone with just the audience, he said screw it. This is the way he wanted to go out. The look on his face during the last scene was pretty "final". He knew he was going to die then and there. I know they didn't show it, but I feel it was pretty strongly implied. Such a sad movie. I wish he would have given Cassidy a chance to prove she was "really here now", as she said. :(
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