I know that the ending wasn't popular with like half the fandom, but I enjoyed the ending to The Dark Tower series, which kind of wasn't an ending at all. I don't want to say much else without spoiling it, but it made me think "what did he do different this time?"

While I understand the logic behind it, I've never really cared for the ending of Empire Strikes Back. As the middle chapter in a three-part story (not a trilogy), it's conclusion was basically just a set up for the next episode. And yet, it was remarkably awesome, anyway.

I feel downright inspired. Let's invade Poland and France.

As a guy who is reasonably in shape, that first picture makes me want to give up and eat a whole batch of cookies. =(

Plus, I'm no slob, but that guy looks pretty athletic. I'm pretty sure if I tried those stunts I'd plummet straight into the ocean.

Shane Carruth's second film is also worth a few viewings.

I have seen Children Of Men about a half dozen times and the story is surprisingly complex, developing with whispers between the characters. Also, the scenes are so complex, many ~5 minutes long in one take, that I always discover new cool things when I rewatch it.

Memento.

The once and future Luke Skywalker, Mark Hamill,

The universe has collapsed onto itself!!!!

Completely 100% agree. Science fiction is FICTION. It's not there to predict anything in reality. Could it? yes, but that was never the point. It's for dreams. It's for inspiration. It's for fun.

I was literally shaking with rage afterward. I had never wanted to literally jump into a fictional world and kill someone before.

Alice in Wonderland/20,000 Leagues Under the Seahttp://www.thebooksguide.com/gallery/alice-…

Not entirely sure, there may have been some children's books before this, but this is what started it all for me.

I automatically like these because its not another "Disney Princesses as X" article! Yay! Lovely style.

I still like this better than the "tactical black".

I was expecting something more like this...