Anchor: For another, it ends with Liza Minelli parading through a series of phantasmagoric stage sets singing a pointedly ironic song called Happy Endings--a sequence every bit as dazzling (and as mystifying) as the ballet from An American in Paris . Just as Mean Streets is an unparalleled demonstration of the power of film to convey reality, Happy Endings is a celebration of film's magical ability to create it.
Entailed: It ends with Minelli singing.
Contradiction: It ends with silence for 5 minutes
Contradiction: A group of individuals are walking past a coffee shop named cafe mambo
Contradiction: A dog is running outdoors in the grass.
Contradiction: They can remain simple boxes filled with gaming tables, people like them that way.
Contradiction: The woman went on a journey to find the father of the child she was carrying.