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Ten Days of Excellent Endings draws to a supremely satisfying conclusion with a scene that supports multiple meanings. Whether this is a director and actor, creator and subject, or father and son, it works on every level.

Ten Days of Excellent Endings pays tribute to Francis Ford Coppola, a man who knows a thing or two about great finales. Of course it helps when key collaborators like Gordon Willis and Nino Rota are at the top of their game.

Ten Days of Excellent Endings goes for the emotional jugular with the devastating conclusion to The Deer Hunter. Not a dry eye in the house.

Ten Days of Excellent Endings leaves you hanging with this ambiguous moment from the Director's Cut of Blade Runner. Faithful to the spirit of Philip K. Dick, this ending makes you question all that has come before.

Ten Days of Excellent Endings returns to the debut movie from Joel and Ethan Coen, which proves that they had a knack for inexplicable yet oddly fitting final shots from the very start of their career.

Ten Days of Excellent Endings takes it up a notch with this deeply satisfying bit of self-realization and marksmanship from Officer Murphy.

Many have argued that the dream of the 1960's ended at Altamont. But you could just as easily make the case for the senseless violence that brings this long, strange trip to an end.

Ten Days of Excellent Endings enjoys a nice night out when the always clever Dr. Lecter informs Clarice of his dinner plans. Revenge is a dish best served at 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit.

Ten Days of Excellent Endings continues as Lars von Trier, with the help of some striking visual effects and about a thousand decibels of Wagner, shows that the end of a movie can also mean the end of all life on Earth.

Ten Days of Excellent Endings kicks off with this dizzying descent into the mind of Gaspar Noé. With a structure similar to Memento, Irreversible proves that the best ending can also be a mind-bending beginning.