The famous ending, a genuine shocker, haunted moviegoers for years.
The movie's famous ending has been celebrated as an assertion of liberty and attacked as a glorification of futility.
The mention of Burr flashes us forward to Hamilton's famous end, in Weehawken, New Jersey, on July 11 , 1804
The makers also reprised those famous end credits and the "Who do you think you are kidding Mr Hitler?" theme adds a fitting finale.
Tucked in among the neighbouring tenements, their Campo de Fútbol de Vallecas stadium boasts one famous end that is exactly that: a concrete wall.
The justifiably famous ending has considerable emotion, but neither it nor the film is the bathosfest that Chaplin's detractors might have you believe.
The newly acquired manuscript shows the deletions, revisions and repetitions he made, revealing that at one point he even considered deleting the poem's famous ending.
He once had a mind-blowing duel with the Knicks' Bernard King, and he threw a famous end-game inbounds pass to the hated Celtics' Larry Bird.
The heyday of the shaft mining that made Mineral famous ended in the 1920s, Mr. Keller said, when strip mining in Louisiana began to provide a cheaper, faster supply of the same minerals.
Whether or not Heseltine intended a finely judged temporary incapacitation, his anecdote weirdly reminded me of the famous ending of Franz Kafka's The Trial, in which the hero, Josef K, is brutally stabbed by two well-dressed gentlemen.
He turns the campus and its surroundings into a microcosm of the black American experience and its ongoing conflicts, both with society and with itself; it leads to an extraordinary, justly famous ending.
