Why Watch the Whole Movie, Just Watch the Last Scene
The Final Image is a Tumblr-based photo blog dedicated to the final frames of great movies. Whether a film ends with a cliffhanger, twist, or satisfying conclusion, the finale of a film needs to make an impression on the audience and this blog is a shrine to those last moments before the credits roll. See 15 of our favorites below — and even more on the original site.
The Terminator
1984 (dir. James Cameron)
Orion Pictures
Ghostbusters 2
1989 (dir. Ivan Reitman)
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Grease
1978 (dir. Randal Kleiser)
Paramount Pictures
The Social Network
2010 (dir. David Fincher)
Columbia Pictures
Independence Day
1996 (dir. Roland Emmerich)
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
Gone With The Wind
1939 (dir. Victor Fleming, George Cukor)
MGM
The Matrix
1999 (dir. The Wachowski Brothers)
Warner Bros. Pictures
Almost Famous
2000 (dir. Cameron Crowe)
Columbia Pictures
Saving Private Ryan
1998 (dir. Steven Spielberg)
Paramount Pictures
Easy Rider
1969 (dir. Dennis Hopper)
Columbia Pictures Corporation
Citizen Kane
1941 (dir. Orson Welles)
Mercury Productions
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off
1986 (dir. John Hughes)
Paramount Pictures
Sleepless In Seattle
1993 (dir. Nora Ephron)
Tristar Pictures
Casablanca
1942 (dir. Michael Curtiz)
Warner Bros. Pictures
Moulin Rouge!
2001 (dir. Baz Luhrmann)
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
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