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How Gilmore Girls Should Have Ended

By: smartypants

Gilmore Girls, an American drama television series, takes the audience into Stars Hollow, a small town in Connecticut. This little town is home to Lorelai and Rory Gilmore, a mother and daughter team that go through everything together. Some of the most important events that happen in the lives of the Gilmore girls include relationships. While Rory has her fair share of boyfriends and dates, her mother Lorelei also has her relationship ups and downs. Perhaps the most important relationship in Lorelai’s life is the one between her and Luke. Luke, another member from Stars Hollow, owns a diner and has known Lorelai for as long as she had been living there. Since he is the owner of the diner that Lorelei and Rory visit every day, he sees them more often than most. Viewers soon come to learn that Luke and Lorelai have always had great chemistry but rarely acted on it. When they finally do decide to start a relationship they end up getting and engaged and start living together. Despite how much she truly cares for Luke, Lorelai decides to rekindle an old relationship she had with Rory’s father. By doing so, she ends the relationship she had with Luke. Even though Lorelai ends up marrying Rory’s father, Christopher, they too have issues and eventually split. The very last episode of the final season of Gilmore Girls is mainly about Rory leaving Stars Hollow to follow her dream of becoming a journalist. The last scene of the episode is Lorelai going up to Luke and they kiss. Although this last scene may imply that the two get back together, for many fans, the scene didn’t provide any closure at all. To fix this ending and in turn give the closure so many Gilmore Girls fans were craving, Lorelai should have never cheated on Luke. Despite the fact that some fans may have believed Christopher to be her one true love, there was proof that that was not the case when Lorelai and Christopher split shortly after getting married. If Lorelai had not cheated on Luke, at some point they could have been married, and when Rory goes out to follow her dreams there wouldn’t have been any doubt that all was right in Stars Hollow.
50 shades of gray

So i chose this movie which is also a book. The movie is a bit different from the book but you can tell what the director tries to follow. The movie is about a very rich successful young man, who gets interested in a average girl who lives in the city. The proceeded to get involved with each other as weirdly as it sounds, this guy is actually a creep. He has rules and regulations the way he gets intimate with a woman. I thought of this as sickening but its a love movie that gets you really into it because of the girls feelings. Anyways the ending finishes off as him using one of his rules into punishing the girl, which she did not like at all. But that is just the way he is, he grew up that way. She just cannot accept that. She leaves because she does not see their relationship going any farther than just sex. It actually is very sad. The ending is blunt and short, she leaves in an elevator and says his name and he says her name as it shuts. Its exactly how the movie started, i guess it was their thing. I definately hated how short that was. So to fix this, i would have it to where she explains to him why she is leaving. And hopefully he would chase after her to make him change his ways. I would focus more to how to keep the ending going instead of cutting it short like it already does. Maybe focus to where she goes after and if they keep in contact or they actually stay apart? Its a movie that makes you mad, sad, and just creeped out. That is exactly how i felt watching it and wished it explained more and showed more detail of the ending, Although there is a second one coming out this Valentines Day. So that will be the extension im assuming.
American Horror Story: Asylum

The writers of American Horror Story had much to live up to alter their first and successful season ‘Murder House’ was such a hit. The disappointing reality is, their second go at it ‘Asylum’ in many viewers eyes fell very short of being mildly entertaining. The original plot and synopsis of the story line was all well except for the pointless add-on featured here and there. Specifically the presences of aliens.

One must understand the show is reportedly supposed to be taken place in the fifties and or sixties which is when America first encountered the publicity of alien abduction tales. One famous abduction in particular was the Betty and Barney Hill, and interracial American couple who claimed to have been abducted by extraterrestrial creatures and held captive on their UFO. Was Kit Walker’s life supposed to be a parallel to this? Granted the alien encounter is the main reason that Kit ended up in the Briarcliff sanitarium but the extension of this alien plot was lost on the audience. How Kit’s interaction and relationship with the aliens make sense is beyond me. It is understood the Aliens help Kit in raising his two children but nothing more becomes of it. Kit dying from cancer is abducted and taken away again and his children are left on Earth and become normal aspects of society. To choose such a huge storyline something must be done with it. Such as like in the first season where the first season ended and the offspring of Tate Langdon and Vivien Harmon being a killer. Make some sort of spin and justification to the elaborate alien abduction and babies. Furthermore add in some scenes of alien encounter to clarify and express what their significance and importance is in the season. Much of what happened in the season with the extraterrestrials can be inferred but too much ambiguity and anticlimactic resolutions are present to completely appreciate this component.
How I Met Your Mother

How I Met Your Mother is a TV show that is told through the eyes of Ted Mosby, the main character, as he tells the story of how he met the mother of his kids, to his kids. That is the main purpose of the story, while it may seem too derail from this, overall the show focuses Ted’s quest to find the mother of his kids. The problem with the show takes place in the last episode of 9 seasons, where the mother passes away because of cancer and Ted realizes that he has been in love with one of his best friends, the kids even call her aunt Robin, who had been married to Ted’s other friend Barney, which the whole final season was based on, but they had gotten divorced. The entire purpose of the show was destroyed in the final episode of the show. I would want to fix the last episode of the show. I would want to change the last episode so that Barney and Robin remain married for the rest of their lives. Robin and Barney would have one kid together after one year of marriage, although Robin did not want kids until the end of the show. Their kids would grow up and become friends with Ted and the Mother, Tracy’s, children. Tracy would also still get cancer, but with the love and support of Ted, her children, and her friends: Robin, Barney, Marshall, and Lily she would persevere and eventually beat the cancer. The show would end with Ted and Tracy, throwing a party for their last kid because they are about to go off to college. At the party Ted and all of his friends are there with their kids as well and the kids are all best friends with each other.

-Baddie C
I Am Legend

I Am Legend was a great film, it kept people interested, the story line was good, and Will Smith was phenomenal. It was set in a post-apocalyptic world where a lone scientist is left to find a cure for diseased and mutated human beings who behave like mindless zombies. Will Smith’s character traps, experiments on, and kills one of these “zombies” every day in an attempt to find a cure. That is until he realizes that these “mindless” beings aren’t as brainless as he had originally thought they were. The beings start to set elaborate traps for Smith’s character in an attempt to get back at him for killing some of their own. This is where the movie takes a turn for the worst. After setting up a wonderfully intriguing plot, the film goes on to ignore the fact that the beings are intelligent all together. Choosing instead to take a page from Michael Bay’s playbook and blow everything to hell. It was a disappointing ending to what could have been a great story line. It seems that movies featuring Will Smith can’t help but to portray him as a hero who gave his life for a greater cause. (Yes, I’m referring to Seven Pounds.)

To remedy this let down, I propose an alternate ending. An ending in which the film doesn’t need to include a cheesy explosion. Will Smith’s character will figure out a way to communicate with the zombies and administer the cure. He could possibly communicate with them by administering the cure in the view of the zombies. Once the zombies are cured, he can question them about the symptoms and state of mind the mutated beings were in when the virus took hold of them. They were clearly not mindless and the film could have done a better job of answering some of the audience’s questions after introducing the idea of the zombies being intelligent.
Captain America's Characterization in Endgame

At the end of *Avengers: Endgame*, a beloved character, Captain America, also known as Steve Rogers, was subjected to a bizarre change of characterization. This movie was a conclusion for Steve and other characters who have also been in this franchise since the beginning. While most of the characters’ arcs ended in a satisfying way, Captain America’s did not. It was incredibly different from how he had been portrayed throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe. At the end of the movie, Steve goes back in time to return the Infinity Stones to their original places. When his friend, Dr. Bruce Banner, counts down the seconds, Steve is supposed to come back when he reaches one, but he doesn’t return. Bucky Barnes, Steve’s oldest friend, is shown on screen turning around, looking over at a bench where a man is seated. The audience discovers that the man is Steve, though many, many years older. Rather than return to the present, he stayed behind to live with his lover, Peggy Carter, who he left behind in time when he crashed into the ice and woke up seventy years later. What at first seems like a sweet love story that is finally concluded, is quite odd when the viewers remember all the times Steve talked about how his new life was in the present, not the past. In *Captain America: The Winter Soldier*, he goes to visit Peggy, who is old and ill now. When he is there she tells him that he needs to move on and try to live for the life he has now. His character arc has revolved around learning to deal with the changes and create a new family with the Avengers and others he has met. To fix Steve’s character in *Avengers: Endgame*, he should have come back after returning the Infinity Stones. When Bruce is counting down the seconds, there would be a pause and the audience would assume Steve chose to stay, when actually he does comes back. This would cause tension that would be broken when he comes back, causing the audience to sigh in relief. His arc would end by him giving his shield to his friend, Sam Wilson, so Sam could become the new Captain America. Steve would no longer be Captain America and he could retire. Steve has fought his whole life and he would finally be able to take a step back and rest and learn more about the 21st century without the fear of another villain attacking. A bonus to this ending would be that Steve would have a few cameos in new movies, which would benefit fans because they would see a beloved character every once in awhile.
" The House of Fear" Sherlock Holmes

Sherlock Holmes is the joy of many people that enjoy mystery and logical thinking. The dialog sounds natural and active. I like this episode and i found it very intriguing. I enjoyed the story, and the characters, but the plot was not nearly as clever, nor was the mystery nearly as difficult to solve as many of Sherlock Holmes other stories.

Sherlock Holmes is an insightful detective in the movie "House of Fears." In the movie he was solving a case of the murder of one of the members of a group called" The Good Comrades", whose members live together in a Scottish castle. Mr. Chalmers is the beneficiary of life insurance policies on each of the seven members,each in the sum of $100,000 and payable upon the death of each member. Doctor Watson thought about all the circumstances of the case and concluded that it was a simple conspiracy of murder. However, Sherlock found an important clue from the envelops that were filled with orange pips, " symbol of death"

Sherlock Holmes concluded that due to the fact that Mr. Chalmers, the holder of each of the life insurance policies would benefit if one member dies. I strongly believe that in order for Mr. Chalmers to prove his innocence, he must donate the money from the proceeds of the policy to a charity or to Institution that would promote education and scientific investigation.

Mrs. Monteith is a housekeeper that leave in the castle for many years, hilarious! When Sherlock asked her where did she find the letters, she responded "Under the door". Even thought Mrs. Monteith lived in the castle for many years, she didn't know about the secret room that was accessed through a secret panel in the wall since she was the person that delivered the mail, a cloud of suspicious may have hang over her head, in order to remove this cloud and prove her innocence, she should have reported the suspicious disappearance and presumed deaths of the members to the police.
Ip Man

Ip-Man is an iconic chinese martial arts movie that shows courage, strength, and resilience. Because it is a chinese movie, the language is spoken in chinese and there are english subtitles. It was only released about 9 year ago in 2008. After watching the movie again, I do see some flaws within it. Most people complain about ‘too much talking in a movie’ or ‘I want to see more action that talking’ and this is the precise movie that someone would say to it. The only reason is because it is a true biography on the main character itself, so a lot of talking must be done to explain what is going on throughout the movie. Because it was made in 2008, it makes technology more accessible to better graphics and scenery. The movie itself needs improvement on the fighting movements, it is nothing like fighting in real life or even in a good quality hollywood action movie. Of course, some actors need improvement on specific scenes where you just don’t find them as believable during it. Also, having the plot where a man just comes to town to make a name for himself by trying to beat the best just to open up a school isn’t the greatest story ever. Maybe if the this stranger came into the town where Ip-man lives in to take him down just to prove that he has the best martial arts out of everyone in the province is a much better. Just to have him try to open up a martial arts school isn’t that exciting, but seeing him beat all the grandmasters, and the best of the best would be more exciting just to prove himself. Also, the color of the scene is very dead and bland. It is like getting the most basic frozen yogurt possible. It needs some sort of color to show the town in its finest moments instead of making it seem like everything and everyone is just so plain. There are some good things about this movie, but needs quite a bit of improvement on a lot of things.
A Happy Ending of “Leon: The professional”

I had a deep impression on the movie named "Leon: The professional". I have seen this movie a long time ago. I was really crying when I saw the film, especially moved by the pure love of the hero. I love the characters, the story as well as the ending. It is because of such a bleak ending that the film does not become secular and gave the audience a new experience and perception.

If Mathilda does not meet Leon, Leon is still a guy, every day with guns. He waters green plants in the sun time to search for a bit of hope and love to live, also keeps company with white milk and dark sunglasses. Although Leon lives like a child, he knows that sometimes even pigs live better than people, and sometimes life is always hard. If Martina does not meet Leon, Leon would have been alone. Leon's voice would miss from the old room. For the rest of her life after the age of 19, Mathilda would never again experience love, whether mild or strong. Then life will go on smoothly without any surprise. But they meet, and there is a gleam of light in Leon's lovely face as he sees Mathilda do more than he could imagine."He taught her to kill, and never let her hands touch a drop of blood."So since they met, why not giving them a happy ending? I like the ending of this movie, but I'm not content with it. The following are my redesign of the ending.

When Mathilda knows that she loves Leon, she lets go of her hatred. She takes Leon by the hand and says, "I will not avenge myself, Leon. Let's live together."Lyon also expresses his love for Mathilda early on, rather than waiting until there is no way out. Leon puts down his gun and gives Mathilda a home. He doesn’t want to be a killer anymore. He wants to be a qualified lover. They put the windowsill plant in the soil together and lets it take root and sprout. Mathilda cleans, washes and buys milk for Leon. Leon goes out to work and picks up Mathilda on time every day. They would get married in the future.Yes.She has been Leon's love, so she no longer clings to hatred and they live happily. When the ending is rewritten like this, the main message I want to convey will probably be: don't be entangled in all kinds of hatred and pessimistic and negative things in life, be good at finding positive energy in people and things and learn to cherish the people in front of you.

It would be great for me if the ending picture had been fixed on the night they slept in the same bed. Anyway, they are loners, and the loners of the world lean against each other to keep warm.
Gone Girl - Film

**Gone Girl, directed by David Fincher, is a film that I really enjoyed watching. In this nonstop thriller, the protagonist’s wife disappears, and the media and press soon suspect that the husband was involved in her disappearance. I’m a huge fan of drama-thrillers, and this film was able to seamlessly incorporate a suspenseful and eerie tone throughout its two and half hour runtime. The dialogue and the cinematography alone, made this film so unique and thought provoking. In addition, the acting in this film was outstanding. The two lead actors in this film, Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike, delivered a great performance. I had no problems with this film when I first watched it, but when I watched it again recently, I thought one of the actors was miscast. The acting of Neil Patrick Harris was not terrible, but his presence in this film took away the ominous tone that the film was trying to convey. In this extremely tense and dramatic role, I felt that Neil Patrick Harris was the wrong choice for this film. With so many fantastic actors and actresses in this film, Neil Patrick Harris was the only one who gave a mediocre performance. This miniscule problem could have been avoided if the casting department of the film hired someone else who was worthy of portraying a dark and mysterious character. Hiring a different actor who can play this type of character would have greatly increased the amount of suspense and tension in the film. I would have been more invested in what the character had to say. The way an actor delivers his or her lines can change the dynamic of an entire movie.  Certain scenes would have definitely been more thrilling if another actor was casted. Overall, recasting the actor playing Desi would have ultimately made the tone of the film much more consistent.**
Maifest

Now I want to talk about Manifest, the show about an airplane that disappeared for five years and then suddenly reappears, yet five years have gone by and everyone in the world is all grown up and changed except for the passengers on flight 828. They have not aged a day and to them, five years was just five-second extreme turbulence but when they returned, not only have they not aged they now have new powers. The plot of the story is fantastic and mysterious, a plane goes missing one day then returns after five years and no one has aged. What happened on the airplane, what do their new powers mean? This show grabbed my attention as soon as I saw it on tv and read the description, it made me so curious and interested that I had to binge-watch the entire first season. While watching it, I loved that it made me think and whenever an episode ended there was always a cliffhanger that pursued me to want to watch more. However as I continued to watch I noticed a pattern which was after each episode I continued to ask myself  “ now what” or “ wait what does this mean” I began to realize that the show never really gave you answers, they left you on a cliff hanger yet never solved the mystery instead the next episode just created a new mystery for you to ponder.

If you’re going to create a show that is going to be mysterious and full of action, you need to be able to provide a strong conclusion to solve the mystery. The audience loves a complex mystery that makes them think but you cannot continue to make them wonder, at some point you need to answer their questions instead of just adding more questions to ponder.

Another issue I found in this show was sometimes they would end in a cliffhanger yet then solve it really quickly not giving enough time for suspense. This show had a great idea but they needed to find a way to allow an appropriate amount of suspense, while also solving some of the mysteries.

When the main characters who were on flight 828 discovered their powers they should have worked together with finding out if the other passengers had the same powers and how they could use those powers to help solve some pieces of the mystery. Rather than ignoring the new discovery and just adding more newfound discoveries, such as finding out who could possibly be behind the mystery and the death date. All the discoveries were great to help build the story but they also brought confusion. Instead of focusing on one detail such as why they were back, they should focus on what happened and what everything could possibly mean.

On the other hand, I have only seen Seasons 1 and 2 and there are rumors that this show will have 6 seasons, so I might continue to watch in hopes that the new seasons will slowly answer the big questions because overall this show has plenty of potentials.
La La Land Plot - Ryan Crema

La La Land is truly one of my favorite films of the last 5 years, if not my favorite. This is partially because I'm a sucker for a good romantic comedy. It's also due to the fact that I think Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone are brilliant actors, and their relationships are enticing to the audience both in this film and in the film "Crazy Stupid Love".

For those who have seen this film, the ending is disappointing to the many who loved the relationship of Mia and Sebastian. While their relationship had many ebbs and flows, the audience is led to believe that these two characters were truly in love with one another.

If I could change the plot I would have to change the ending. Myself and millions of other viewers of this film were led to believe that the relationship of Sebastian and Mia would have prospered in the end. However, the opposite was in fact the case, and Mia ends up married to a man named David, and they have a daughter together.

I think what made the ending of La La Land so difficult to stomach was the fact that both Mia and Sebastian had finally achieved their dreams personally. Mia had become a global superstar actress, and Sebastian opens up the Jazz Club he always dreamed of. I would change this films ending by simply having Sebastian and Mia end up together. I would keep the plot of what happens to the characters exactly the same. It would still be 5 years later, Mia would be a superstar and Sebastian an owner of a very successful jazz club owner. But, there would be no David if I were able to choose the films ending (which for the sake of cinema thank God I am not!)

Would it be too perfect an ending? Of course it would. However, the story of these characters is just too beautiful to not have them end up in love, married, and with a family of their own. I realize that this could potentially ruin the excellence of the movie as a whole, however for very selfish reasons I simply needed to see these characters together and living happily ever after!
Highston

I like the genre of TV that includes hallucinations. The whole idea of a world that the audience can see that the participants can't makes for good narrative irony. My problem here is that the jokes are all based around A-list celebrities. Daniel Day Lewis giving your child bad advice is pretty funny. Madonna giving sensible advice is a nice touch. Then when the "stars" are presented in the story, we get Flea and Shaq. It's like they wanted to get the humor from the top shelf and then they show you the bottom shelf when it comes to representing them on screen. The fact that they were bringing in people who are not known for their ability to command a scene really undercuts the setup. If this were a kid who were hung up on B and C listers because A listers won't talk to him even in his mind (they don't have time for him even when they're not real), that could work. To introduce the idea that he sees a bunch of top talent and then not deliver top talent with the pilot is a strange turn that doesn't really advance the story or help the comedy take a step from the unknown into the known.
Humpunny

**Humpunny** is a Normal type Pokémon. It evolves into Bunnorgy starting at level 17.

## Stats

 * Minimum stats are calculated with 0 EVs, IVs of 0, and a hindering nature, if applicable.

* Maximum stats are calculated with 252 EVs, IVs of 31, and a helpful nature, if applicable.

## Trivia

* Humpunny is based on two differently colored rabbits mating.
* Humpunny is a combination of *hump* and *bunny*.
* Despite being more kid-friendly compared to Humpunny, Tandemaus from Paldea region seems to have a few similarities to Humpunny such as being always together and are considered to be one Pokémon.
MOVING IMAGES

The TV show Dexter was a thrilling TV show about a young man who is a serial killer that only kills bad guys, such as criminals. He also works for the Miami police department so at times his situations can be tricky, but the plot and scenes throughout the show add up to a very good storyline.

Dexter was unlike any other shows and for the plot aired a long time. The serial killer and main character Dexter Morgan, was a murderer who killed other murderers which didn’t make him seem like all that bad of a guy. He worked at the Miami police department as a blood spatter analyst. He was like any other young adult, he went to work and hungout with family and friends and then would go home. What people didn’t know about him was that at night he would go about to some place and plan his revenge kills. Nobody knew what he did, not even family knew about what was going on. He spent his days solving crimes other people commited and spends his nights commiting them.

In the end of season eight, the season finale took on some major changes. Dexter’s sister, Debra Morgan ended up finding out about him and later she ended up in the hospital and died. When Dexter found out he put the blame on himself and decided he was toxic for everyone around him. He went out on the water in a boat in the stormy weather and people thought he was dead and didn’t make it through the storm, which he was trying to convince. His girlfriend and son were told that Dexter didn’t make it and then it cuts backs to Dexter starting a new life being a lumberjack and holding all the sorrows in and his killer past.

I would have liked to see it end in a way that made viewers feel more fufilled. I wondered what happened to his son and how he eventually would turn out as a person or how he could just leave the love of his life. I think it should have ended with after Dexter saying goodbye to his dying sister he moves out of the country with the love of his life and his son and they start a new life somewhere since he has no more family where he lives. Then eventually once it shows them getting moved in it fast forwards a couple years to see the type of person his son turns out to be and then have him have the same tendencies like Dexter, his dad and we realize he’ll be the new Dexter.
Altered Carbon Fix

Altered Carbon is a great series on Netflix. The concept of "resleeving" allows for the series to have multiple actors play the same character throughout the show's lifespan. While season 1 did a fantastic job with the casting for the main character, season 2 didn't achieve the same feat. Joel Kinnaman of season 1 played the role of Takeshi Kovac perfectly as his seriousness and demeanor throughout the show was perfect for the role. Also, his chemistry with the supporting cast worked really well throughout the show. In season 2, Anthony Mackie was casted for the role of Takeshi Kovac, and while he is not a bad actor, he really didn't fit the show well. Mackie has played the role of Falcon in the marvel cinematic universe and has starred in a Black Mirror episode. My problem is he did not really mesh well with the other characters of the series. In season 1 Ortega and Kovac had great chemistry with each other played off each other's characters nicely. In season 2 Falconer and Kovac do not have that same chemistry which was sad to see. My suggestion would be to find someone like Joel Kinnaman, someone who hasn't been the main character of a show in the past couple of years so that we aren't seeing them as that character in the show. While I am not sure who I would replace for Anthony Mackie, it really felt like he wasn't the right fit. They needed to find someone with that menacing look Joel Kinnaman could give when he was angered in the show. Alternatively, another solution would be to change the ending of season 1 so that Kinnaman's sleeve doesn't get destroyed in the crash. This allows for him to move on to the next season and keep the same chemistry he had with the other characters of the series while adding in new characters. When the Quell storyline ends is when they should have recast the role of Takeshi Kovac to have a satisfying conclusion to that storyline.

Tv Series
How Titanic Could Have Been Better

When I was in middle
school, Titanic was my absolute favorite movie. Even though I still believe
that it is a decent movie, I can now see the film for what it really is as an
adult. One thing I have now realized is that the film’s story isn’t convincing
in any way. Even though the main characters play their parts nicely, their roles
present superficial ideas that are oversimplified. For instance, Jack is seen
as the stereotypical lower class man and Rose is seen as the stereotypical upper
class woman. It is extremely rare for the two of them to repeatedly run into
each other on the ship. In order for the producers to make it look more
realistic, they should have made Jack somehow become rich so he can be in the
same location as Rose on the ship. Furthermore, it is hard to believe that only
after a few days and conversations on the ship, Rose and Jack are head over heels
in love with each other. Rather than making them fall in love with each other
so quickly, the producers should have added in that they used to live in the
same neighborhood or city. I also thought it was unconvincing when Rose, as an
old lady, was still in love with Jack even after her marriage with a different
man. Instead, they should have either never had Jack die. Another thing I have
now noticed is that the first and last twenty minutes of the film doesn’t
strengthen or intensify the movie in any way. If anything, it decreases the
story’s quality by showing how Rose is still certain that Jack was the love of
her life regardless of their short time with one another. The ending also shows
Rose throwing the expensive necklace out into the ocean. In my opinion, that is
an extremely selfish thing to do. Rather than throwing it to waste, she should
have passed it down to her daughter with the story behind it to pass on to the
future generations. Even though the writing in Titanic is bad, I still enjoy
watching the film’s amazing visual effects. Also, almost everybody can agree
that a cheesy love story can be amusing and entertaining to watch. Overall, I
think Titanic is a classic, historical movie that would have been outstanding
if they would have altered a few of their scenes and story lines.
Atomic Blonde

Atomic Blonde is a wonderful movie in which the cold war era
spy played by Charlize Theron kicks ass to a great 80s sound track. The action
scenes are amazing and really keep you at the edge of your seat. However
towards the middle of the movie you find you she is the double agent her bosses
sent her to retrieve. This normally wouldn't be a problem but there is a
conflict between her and another main character in which the other spy (James
McAvoy) wants to kill the person who knows the true identity of the double
agent, in this case Charlize Theron. Logic dictates that Charlize let James
kill this asset so that her cover is not exposed but quite opposite happens.
She actually tries to save him but fails. The problem is it isn't a failure. It
is a loose end she would have had to tie up but instead was done for her by
someone else. So when she feels sadness over her failure to protect the asset
the audience doesn't feel the same way because it was the best possible outcome
for her. A better conflict in the movie would have been if James was the secret
double agent and Charlize needed the asset alive to that he could testify. Thus
making his death really impactful so that she has to find another way to
implicate James which also makes her agony over the assets death warranted.
This way the audience is as invested in her failure as much as she is. Instead
we are left questioning why she is upset about basically winning the lottery.
This disconnect in the plot is only major downside of this film, which is sad
because compared to the James Bond films of late it completely blows them away.
How to fix Spider Man 3

In the movie Spider Man 3, i felt as though several things could have been fixed to make it better. First of which, the villains. There were too many villains to keep track of which ultimately led to an abundance of sub plots within the movie. i felt as though a solution to this would be to simply have a minimal amount of villains so that the focus is not t in the many plots that are formed in having multiple villains. In doing so, the story becomes story and easier to focus on the characters have more significance in the story. Another thing that should be fixed is the death of peters best friend Harry. Harry was peters right hand man and best friend. So naturally, one would believe that his death would have a significant and sorrowful death. But if you have watched the movie, you will quickly see that they brushed his death right under the carpet. i feel a way to fix this is to really have peter express more than how he did in the film. I think that there should have been an extra scene where Peter goes out of his way to really commemorate his buddy who just died and done something special for him. When harry died, it felt like whatever and like it had no real significance to Peter or Mary Jane. I felt like to further fix this, they should have spent more time in grieving him and appreciating his death so that it could feel more heart felt for the viewers. I think another thing they could have fixed is Peter and Mary Jane not even grieving their friend. It seemed like they just had the funeral and were over his death completely which just comes off as unrealistic. I think the movie should have spent more time in allowing them to feel the real pain of losing someone of that significance. Harry played a big role in peters life and I think the movie would be much better and would depict harry as more significant if they had appreciated his character a little more.
Ex Machina

Real challenge to fix much in this one. It gets most everything right. Nathan is a man with so many flaws, it seems fitting that he'd be the one to create the perfect woman.

I have one addition to the psychological drama that would make me feel more comfortable with the way Caleb behaves.

He questions whether his sessions are being recorded. The power spikes might or might not include the surveillance. If there was one power outage where he slipped something into the conversation that would confirm that Nathan can't hear him, it would show that he plans ahead. It would also make it more realistic to see how he pulls off the final jailbreak. He has always had a drive to help the captured and captivating Ava. If we could see him navigate an earlier intrigue with Nathan, it might help us understand how creative Caleb can be where Ava is concerned.
Friends "The Last One"

Friends is one of those heart warming laugh track shows that's an easy binge watch. The viewer hold their breath for the outcome of various love affairs. Monica dates friends of her dad's, Joey dates the impossibly annoying Janice, but the relationship that brings the most drama to the entire series is the on again/off again relationship between Ross and Rachel.

The tension between them is palpable the entirety of the series, but the last episode (a two part episode called "The Last One") is where is all ties together. Rachel is on a plane ready to jet off to a new job opportunity abroad and Ross hasn't once tried to stop her. He either doesn't want to interfere with her new opportunity, or doesn't think she wants to be with him. Of course, as predicted, Ross gets in touch with Rachel and at the last minute she decides to stay in New York to be with Ross.

Garbage.

Rachel has been working her way up through the fashion industry following her almost wedding to a her fiance (the rich dentist of course). She starts off working at the coffee shop, where she is miserable. She lands job after job and then promotion after promotion. She endures workplace harassment and struggles to fit in. Rachel finally has her chance to make it int he industry she has been dreaming of working in since she was a child and she is going to give it up for Ross?! This guy cheated on her and they treated each other like garbage for countless seasons. A female protagonist finally making it in her dream career, only to throw it away for a man?!

The solution: Rachel gets on the plane. She doesn't look back and she pursues her dreams. She shows her mostly female audience that she knows her worth, and that she doesn't need Ross to feel validated. She can continue to grow and be successful without him. He has weighed her down for years and now it is her turn to stand up and be done with his nonsense.
Fixing (The Movie) Avatar the Last Airbender

As many Avatar fans know, Netflix is making a live-action avatar the last Airbender, based on the Cartoon, created by Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko. Now, this attempt was done before, by Giancarlo Volpe, but was poorly executed. I (and 95% of rotten tomatoes) really dislike this movie, but let us use this failure to improve the upcoming productions.

The first thing I was comment and improve would be the selection of actors for the movie. The show clearly defines the deep easter roots into its production. The show took time understanding and analyzing several Asian cultures. This was shown in designing the clothing, greetings, and the bending itself. For instance, water bending is based on tai chi, a, Chinese, defensive martial art that is also used for health benefits (as seen in the show when katara uses water bending to assist the wounded).

Another aspect of the movie that needs to be improved is the plot. Of course being a movie, sections must be cut out; however, it is crucial to what sections are cut out. One cannot cut out the character development aspects of the plot. For instance, the movie cut out a crucial section describing the Northern Water Tribe. In the show, Katara fights with the male water benders to teach her to fight. One taboo of the North is women cannot fight. In the end, she becomes a superior fighter with some wicked skills and techniques. Through this process, her character is rounded by showing the audience a different side of the character not described earlier. The movie left this out. This caused the character to be flat an not interesting. Katara has to be one of the most developed characters in the show; there is a visible difference in her personality comparing season 1 to season 3.

I have a deep appreciation for this show, so Netflix please learn from the movie's mistakes.
How I Met Your Mother Review

*How I Met Your Mother* was a highly rated comedy about hopeless romantic Ted Mosby (Josh Radnor) explaining to his children the events leading up to him meeting their mother. Often, each memory was shared with his college roommate Marshall Ericksen (Jason Segel), a caring gossiper Lily Aldrin (Alyson Hannigan), a scheming womanizer Barney Stinson (Neil Patrick Harris), and his Canadian ex-girlfriend Robin Scherbatsky (Cobie Smulders) in the MacLauren’s bar. The audience craved its weekly episode filled with overdramatized personalities, hilarious jokes and legendary experiences. When Carter Bays and Craig Thomas announced the 2013-2014 season was going to be the CBS show’s final season, the sadness of viewer was overwhelmed by their excitement to finally learn the identity of the mother. Ted meets the mysterious mother during the wedding weekend of Barney and Robin.  He explains through the expected narrative the wonderful few years he shared with this wife. Many fans believed Ted received the happily ever after the he deserved, until his nine season story concluded with the mother passing away from an undisclosed illness. Both of his children realize the love story was not about their mother, but actually their Aunt Robin. Ted agrees with his children. He rushes to her apartment to deliver another stolen blue French horn signifying the rekindling of their relationship and the completion of the series. Many fans expressed their outrage on the internet that the mother was killed no more than five minutes after Ted finally bumped into her. Contrary to popular belief, I do not believe Robin and Ted reuniting was the major issue. The creators had to explain Ted’s account of hundreds of adventures not including the mother. The official ending makes sense; however, I believe the abruptness of the episode was the audience’s concern. The children’s mother, Tracy (Cristin Milioti), death was shown within five minutes after meeting the love of her life.  Bays and Thomas should have added made the episode two parts. The first part should have ended with the highly anticipated meeting between Ted and Tracy, who was holding the yellow umbrella, at the train station.  The second part should have stretched the narrative of the future. Fans may have reacted more positively if the finale twists had time to fully unveil.  A simple solution would have fixed the horrible ending to the legendary show, *How I Met Your Mother.*
Gilmore Girls.. Rory accepting the proposal

Gilmore Girls is a tv show series about a mother and daughter who are best friends. Together they live in a small town, attend Friday night dinners with Rory's grandparents and share a comedic lifestyle. Throughout the seven seasons the audience watches Rory grow up as she attends different schools and makes major life decisions. While witnessing her mother endure other interesting life events as well.Throughout the character development of Rory she has become a very educated and determined young lady. She mostly enjoys the company of her mother but dated three boys through the series. The most important of these boys being Logan. In my alternative ending of this tv series, Rory would accept Logan's proposal.

The part I have chosen to rewrite begins in the second to last episode where Logan proposes to Rory. In my alternative story, Logan chooses to propose in a quiet setting, the pool house at the ravishing party thrown at Rory's grandparents house to celebrate her graduation. Rory is a shy individual so the private setting would have given her a better chance to absorb the information. Naturally, true to her character, she would have not said yes on the spot. The creation of pro and con lists would have been made. She would then be forced to look at the facts, that Logan loves her, makes her happy and is the person she should end up with. Afteranalsying and comparingthe lists she should have come to the  sound decision and been able to accept Logan's proposal. Together they would have moved to California. They would have moved into  a small house in  the suburbs similar to Rory's current home she shared with her mother. Rory would have been able to write for the local newspaper and Logan would be managing a business. Naturally, Rory's mother would have also moved to be close to her daughter, keeping the inseparable duo together and able for them to have many more journeys together. By changing Rory's decision to marry Logan she would have the opportunity to have the love of her life and the chance to accomplish all of her dreams, without choosing one or the other.

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