Why always vulgarise the end?

Rating: Null/10 (4 July 2004)

I thought I would give this film many points, but... - Oh, no buts for the length. A good story should be allowed to use the time needed. 4/5 of the time I enjoyed this wonderful film; fascinating idea with good acting (by all three of them in the lead).
'It must be based on a play', I thought, 'but somebody must have changed the end of it'.
How sad, they destroyed it by making a Hollywood ending! From something worth thinking about they turned it into a fairy tale. Why can't some people ever keep their fingers off the endings?