Lust for Life (1. IMDb. Edit. Vincent Van Gogh is the archetypical tortured artistic genius. His obsession with painting, combined with mental illness, propels him through an unhappy life full of failures and unrewarding relationships. He fails at being a preacher to coal miners. He fails in his relationships with women. He earns some respect among his fellow painters, especially Paul Gauguin, but he does not get along with them. He only manages to sell one painting in his lifetime.

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Bleak Movie Endings That Will Haunt You. Don’t we all just love Hollywood endings? The good guy beats the bad guy, a passionate kiss is had against the backdrop of a perfect sunset, the money shows up right before the deadline, and the store is saved from foreclosure. These are wonderful fantasies to help moviegoers escape their woes for a pleasant two hours, spreading good feelings of hope and triumph.

Surprise – a Darren Aronofsky film based on a brutal Hubert Selby, Jr. book about hopeless drug addicts isn’t exactly a feel-good movie. Requiem for a Dream. JAV Tube Japanese Porn Streaming. Japanese Adult Video (JAV), Full Length XXX Movies, Watch Free Porn Videos. Directed by Vincente Minnelli, George Cukor. With Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn, James Donald, Pamela Brown. The life of brilliant but tortured artist Vincent van Gogh.

Too bad that the movies below don’t exactly turn out that way! Sometimes, storytellers just can’t help torturing their characters into despair, insanity, and death, leaving the audience with dark contemplations instead of catharsis.

But hey, that’s okay! Real life doesn’t always give us those Luke- blows- up- the- Death- Star moments – many of the greatest movies ever made don’t have satisfying endings. Still, there are some movies with endings so dismal, we might wish we never saw them in the first place. Here are 2. 0 Insanely Bleak Movie Endings That Will Haunt You For Life. Requiem for a Dream. Surprise – a Darren Aronofsky film based on a brutal Hubert Selby, Jr. Watch The Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones Online IMDB.

Requiem for a Dream follows four people on a quest for their dreams: one woman wants to be on TV so bad, she gets hooked to “diet pills” that are actually amphetamines; another wants to start a design business, but she’s also hooked on drugs; and the two men in the films are trying to become big time street dealers. The audience follows their many disappointing failures along the way, and guess what? Nobody gets what they want in the end.

One guy ends up in jail, another loses his arm from shooting up too much, one gal feeds her habit by trading sex for heroin, and the pill popper gets electroshock therapy after falling into amphetamine psychosis. Oh, but she also dreams she wins a prize on her favorite TV show. So she’s got that going for her. At least until she wakes up. Brokeback Mountain.

Ah, forbidden love. When two cowboys in 1. And it does come. Winning three Oscars, including for director Ang Lee and the screenplay, Brokeback Mountain follows 2. Jake Gyllenhaal and Heath Ledger – get married to women, have kids, stay macho, and keep up a romance that they can’t totally fulfill. All this ends up ruining their lives and the lives of everybody around them until one of them dies. And poor Ennis can’t even keep a promise of spreading his lover’s ashes on the eponymous mountain.

The last shot is just him crying into an old bloody shirt his man kept from that magic night. The Wrestler. We all have regrets in life, if we live long enough. Mickey Rourke’s character in The Wrestler is full of them. A washed- up player in a low- rent circuit version of the WWE, the eponymous wrestler is getting old, out of a job, and nobody in the world loves him, except for an ever- shrinking fanbase. Not only that, his body is starting to give out after all of the years of physical abuse, cheap sex, and insane drug use.

He’s reduced to taking a job at a deli counter and his daughter won’t talk to him. Little by little, things get better.

He finds a woman who may actually care for him. A window opens for a better relationship with his kid.

And there’s a resurgence of interest in him as a pro wrestler. But as his body gives out, it ends up being too little, too late. The final scene sees Rourke jump into the ring one last time, fully understanding that his heart will give out on him. We don’t see it happen on screen, but it’s pretty obvious, he dies right there on the mat.

Children of Men. The relentless Children of Men, starring Clive Owen, takes place in a dystopian future England, where everybody is sterile – meaning nobody can have a baby, and everybody is trying to kill everybody else. In the middle of it all, Owen’s character lays his life on the line to escort the last pregnant lady on earth to safety, away from some super evil people, and (presumably) to safety. Traversing intense and brilliantly choreographed scenes of mob attacks, daring escapes and all- out war, we get to see our hero succeed in delivering his charge to some good guys – we think. We hope. The fact is, the purposefully foggy last scene leaves it unclear if the new Mother of All Humankind is in fact being delivered to well- meaning folks. Oh, and Clive caught a bullet in the last scene. He’s bleeding out in a dinky boat floating on a dark sea.

Cheers, mate. 1. 6. Never Let Me Go. Why is it that alternative timeline dystopian love stories can’t ever pick up your mood? In this very strange tale of a world where people can live to be very old, a group of young friends slowly come to a horrible realization: they are actually clones who were grown in a lab for the sole purpose of providing organ donations to their “originals.”For a while, there’s a little bit of hope that proving they have souls through art will save the clones from their fate. But that all turns out to be nothing more than an experiment. One thing’s for sure: the folks running this world are themselves soulless creeps. Never Let Me Go ends with our protagonists either being harvested on an operating table for their organs, or waiting in line to be.

Life is Beautiful. Okay, the premise of this Oscar- winning film is really crazy. Basically, Italian comedian Roberto Benigni is a Jewish dad in WWII Italy who tries to convince his son that their detention in a Nazi concentration camp is actually a huge game with a great big prize at the end. He sets up a system where good behavior and not complaining adds up to points and the winner gets a tank as a reward. Well, after several stunts engineered to maintain this illusion for his kid, Benigni’s character is executed by the Nazis just before the camp is liberated by the Allies. And when they good guys roll a tank in, the kid devastatingly yells “We won!”Life is Beautiful?

More like Life is Bleak. I Saw the Devil. The worst monsters in the world might just be human. In this insane action- thriller by Korean director Kim Jee- won, a secret service agent’s fiancé is brutally murdered and cut to pieces. And that’s just the first act. The rest of the movie has the agent obsessed with revenge, tracking down the maniac killer, and becoming more and more depraved himself as he goes along.

Besides hellish scenes of torture and death, we get to watch the agent lose his soul in slow- motion, becoming as much of a monster as the man he pursues. When he does catch up with him, he kills him in such a messed up way, that the act drives him completely out of his mind.

The last scene sees the agent walking away from the crime scene, having forever lost his sanity, and likely drooling in a corner for years to come. The Deer Hunter. It’s never good when you’re watching a Vietnam movie. You just know something very, very awful is going to happen.

At least, you figure, it’ll happen on the battlefield with honor. Not this time. In The Deer Hunter, Robert De.

Niro and Christopher Walken play two old buddies who find each other imprisoned in the same camp by the enemy, being tortured, of course. In a crazy escape plan, the friends convince their captors to let them play a game of Russian Roulette with each other for their guards’ amusement. They survive the game, kill the enemy, and make it out of captivity.

But years later, back home, the war has changed them both. As they struggle with their trauma, Walken’s character goes nuts and starts playing Russian Roulette in illegal gambling clubs. De. Niro catches up to stop him – right when that one last fatal bullet finds its way into the chamber, and Walken’s head.

There’s a funeral after. Movie over. Have a nice day. Ex Machina. For the record, any true sci- fi fan who hasn’t figured out by now that all robots, androids and Cylons should be treated very respectfully has failed in a major way. Be nice to our electronic friends or they will put you in a world of hurt. In Ex Machina, a billionaire genius has built “the perfect woman” out in his very secluded, very high- tech, high- security lab.