13 Awkward Moments That Must Have Happened After The End Of Famous Movies
So, who swept up Voldemort's remains?
Rick and Louis walk off into the mist; Indy and his friends ride off into the sunset; Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock get it on in a crashed train. We all love a great movie ending. A tight, iconic moment can seal an already cracking film in the pantheon of classics. Even when an ending has a slightly confusing element were still happy to overlook it - what compelled Bruce Willis to ignore the table in front of the door in The Sixth Sense?
But what's hard to ignore are endings that leave you with a hanging question. The credits may roll for the audience, but life goes on for the characters, leaving in-movie-world time for confusing plot holes to unravel.
Here are thirteen of these awkward moments that must have happened after the end of famous movies. These endings are far from airtight and ill-thought-out decisions have created many problems you wouldn't notice without spending way too much time writing a list on them. A spoiler warning for all the films involved is in effect. It's worth noting the logic of the endings will also be spoiled, as well as the general plot.
Honourable Mention: The First Meeting - Red Dragon/The Silence Of The Lambs
The implication at the end of Brett Ratner's surprisingly not-awful Red Dragon is that this film's events directly lead into the much superior The Silence Of The Lambs. This means that moments after the end of the prequel we get the awkward first meeting between Clarice Starling and Hannibal Lecter (who has miraculously deaged by ten years in about five minutes).
Of course, this isn't off camera and as it's basically the later film trying to get some audience love based of the first one it doesn't deserve a place on this list.