Scary and evil ending

Rating: 8/10 (1 January 2020)

Fantastic performances by Penn, and Robbins in particular for me, extremely well directed by Clint Eastwood, and possibly the scariest most disturbing ending scene in a movie ever.
The story is realistic and depressing, so its no love story, but it's human and real! That ending still sends shiver down my spine! I watched too many crap horror movies that try to scare you with their traditional shock recipes and they all fail, but the end scene where (the characters) Annabeth Markum stares at Celeste Boyle across the street with that deep knowing look is one of the most communicative, non-verbal scenes ever in any movie, and also amongst the most evil, it truly is scary!
Dark indeed, and maybe the end scene is just a tad OTT/inconsistent with the rest of the plot, but it's still a very good movie.