Is this the best ending to a movie ever?

Is this the best ending to a movie ever?

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Yes. I've watched the movie several times and it still amazes me.

>They didn't get Tobey Maguire to play the other drummer

Wasted opportunity Tbh

it is legit one of the best movies ever

Hell yeah. This movie is gonna be a classic.

>he plays the drums
>the end
What was good about it?

Isn't he a woman now?

he proved him wrong

This.

the drumming was live

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this is the same actor in the accountant which i just saw and i really liked the accountants ending

He proved him right you mean.

>when your mom made tendies

I really liked The Accountant's everything.

Lmfao it wasn't retard jesus

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>comparing the ending of the accountant to the end of whiplash
>comparing the accountant to whiplash at all

Both were great movies

As a movie ending it is sublime

Consider the implications though
>what happens after Andrew is done with his epic drum solo
>this kid that nobody has seen before just stole the show 10 minutes in
>Fletcher was willing to ruin the show for everyone in the band and the audience (hurting his own reputation in the process) only to humiliate Andrew
>even if Andrew nailed this one song and made everybody shit themselves, he still doesn't know what the rest of the setlist might be

>autism bond with affleck face and nosense plot
>great

i hope you will die

That really doesn't matter, Fletcher literally doesn't give a shit about any of them or even Andrew he just wants to raise a success and it seems like Andrew is that, besides he probably have him the setlist afterwords.

>this one person like something I don't like
>better hope he dies so that my superior opinion is the only one

>OMFG BEST ENDING EVER
>why's that?
>I liked the drumming

>it's an autist can't empathise post

simply the best

Kino ending coming through

No.

And BTW, the teacher was just a psycho. The film is about an abusive co-dependent relationship.

GET EM ONBOARD ILL CUE YOU IN

only if he did this tho

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Woman detected

Fair enough

I really really like this picture. Might if I save it and repost it?

I gave my dad a copy of Whiplash as part of his Christmas present last year and he hated it because he hated Fletcher and thought the movie was glorifying him. Sorry dad.

>have a friend who is a drummer and likes jazz
>recommend the movie to him
>says he quit 30 minutes in because "man fuck that guy, this isn't even realistic what music teacher would do that?"

meme ending

>millennial that didn't get the ending and thinks spanking should land parents in jail

Some parts of the film are weak but the ending is beyond beauty. Even without context.

>Even without context
That's exactly why it's not a good ending you dipshit, it doesn't even need to be at the end of the movie. It could literally be a trending youtube video.

>ending is memorable so it must be a meme

No

not that user but the ending isn't all happiness and sunshines, he did anything and everything to gain Fletcher's approval (or alternatively to avoid failure like his father), even if it would cost him his career or even his life.

he's right though.

youtube.com/watch?v=Tkh5I9w4ySY
7:07 to 7:34 might be my favorite 27 seconds of drumming in music history

Then you've never had a teacher who truly tested you

>I can't play without muh folder
>this is too fast

If anything this movie taught me that jazz drummers are pathetic

>an element in a work of fiction isn't 100% realistic therefore the entire movie is shit

i think the movie is incredible. but maybe stuff like the chair throwing was a little too unbelievable

The ending is not beautiful at all. He looks up at Fletcher like a goddamn dog begging for approval.

>dog begging for approval.
Which is exactly what he is. Only this time he does get Fletcher's approval.

>looks up at Fletcher like a goddamn dog begging for approval
>not "are we doing this together, or not?"

I don't think you understood the ending.

He needs Fletcher's cue to finish the piece off btw.

My high school orchestra teacher always threw chairs and music stands.

Drumsets are trash. Absolutely no melody, no nuance, just jangling nails and mashing sticks. Try playing a real percussion instrument like a timpani.

But Fletcher literally explains why he throws shit like twice. It's a pretty specific reason

Eh, not quite my tempo.

>>not "are we doing this together, or not?"

i don't think YOU understood the ending

>maybe stuff like the chair throwing was a little too unbelievable
For what it's worth, our music teacher in my secondary school did this once. There was a whole thing about it - the school covered it up and he didn't hit the child so it was less "serious"

He had a major temper problem

>he thinks spanking is good
>le tough love, kids these days are too soft their daddies should beat them half to death every night like mine did to me!

i had a music teacher who was really horrible he never physically threw stuff at anyone. but he bullied and shouted at people. had one guy stand in front the class and made him cry.

Save it, it's all yours my friend.

It's okay. Nbd that you didn't understand the ending.

Don't underestimate how fucking mental music teachers can be.

You know you can encourage someone to succeed without being an absolute asshole, right?

Reminder that all the greatest drummers didn't need teachers

It would have been if it weren't for the atrocious directing.
That part when the camera is shooting back and fourth between the kid and teacher, and the part were it goes slo-mo completely ruined it.

Yup, but that's not the kind of teacher Fletcher was

No, you're the woman. You're an abused woman who keeps returning to the arms of her abuser. You are a pathologically approval-seeking pantywaist, like the typical woman.

Fletcher isn't really his teacher though. He's the director in his band, he's not teaching music or any instrument to anyone there.

Correct. Fletcher was an asshole abusing perfectionist tendencies in students to sell their soul to their craft.

I dont go to drummer school, i go watch my mom being blacked @Quentin Tarantino

It works though. You might an hero later on but it works

>he hated it because he hated Fletcher and thought the movie was glorifying him.
kek, no wonder you turned out the way you did.

It was to capture the moment. You'll understand once you finally do something exciting with your life; one's perception of time isn't the usual in situations like that, and it's supposed to translate to the viewer.

And you base that on what, a movie? Learn about some real talented people and how they learned.

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Captain Beefheart abused the shit out of his band but they turned out pretty good

For this poor shitposting i am going to cut off your balls in your sleep user.

ha, alright. my music teacher could be pretty mean too but he never physically threatened to hurt anyone. guess i got lucky

>people actually think this

lmfao

tender motherfucker

you will fail

Nope

Not an argument.

>captain beefheart
>talented
I see you're a common pleb who wouldn't know true talent if it dick slapped him in the face.

Fuck off Stefan. I'm gonna spank my kids extra hard for you

>78 posts
>45 posters

Yeap, time to go.

I would have enjoyed the film much more if I didn't have to stare at this stupid fucking mug for the entire duration of it.

It seems that it is you who is the pleb in this situation, friendo.

He was perfect for the role, cry more

they ruined it by making the accountant a good guy and removung all ambiguity. you can thank the generation capeshit for that

oh no people are replying to other people and having a conversation

Have fun knowing that spanking actually increases cases of aggression, antisocial behaviour and depression. But by all means continue to wallow in your backwardness because "muh tradition, good enough for muh daddy good enough for me"

>He was perfect for the role
The post doesn't say contrary.

>pleb gets called out
>n-no you!
Plebs are incapable of forming convincing intellectual arguments.

>he says while spending time on a site that thrives on aggression, antisocial behavior and depression.

Maybe you would have appreciated a couple smacks instead of him ignoring you completely.

>I'd rather drown my brain in faggot ass odd time signatures and be the """"best""""" jazz drummer in the world instead of giving Melissa Benoist the wildest sex that she will ever experience and cumming inside her 24/7

2/10 shit movie would not practice eight note grouping arrangements and 7/4 meter subdivisions with

Ya hear she's divorced now?

It's legitimately up there.
Him quietly telling him "good job" after he finishes is literally a perfect ending.

>2 worst words in the english language "good job"
>doesn't mean anything
>says it to him after an amazing performance
really makes you think

If you genuinely believe this I feel sorry for everyone you'll ever be responsible for.

What? Fletcher never said 'good job' at the end of the film.

it works on the ending but the close ups were all over the place

>le final boss of le internet Sup Forums xD

>not that user

come on, we are all friends here

I bet people were assholes to you growing up, and look at you. You're a failure. You base your belief off nothing, certainly not personal experience. Rather some antiquated concepts of 'masculinity' and 'toughness.' You think being an unrepentant asshole is good because it proves how strong you are, and that it will legitimately motivate someone. You are what is meant by the buzzphrase "toxic masculinity."