by Arminkshipper October 15, 2024
A storytelling style that reflects the ongoing nature of life, where the narrative lacks a clear structure or final conclusion, continuously presenting new conflicts and resolutions
The Lord of the Rings is not an open ended movie story—once the ring is destroyed, the main conflict is resolved, and the story concludes. In contrast, Ratatouille is an open-ended story. Remy achieves his dream of cooking within the first 20 minutes, but the narrative continues, introducing new conflicts and resolutions, reflecting the ongoing nature of life
by Ben Wise January 20, 2025
by dillehbob June 21, 2018
A girlfriend you end up marrying.
She's not just some girlfriend. She's my girl-end.
by Ereck Flowers August 12, 2018
someone who might be found guilty of a misdeamor by the totalitarian government surveillance and then is consequently removed/discrimanted out from the gene pool without knowing.
being an othrodox jew in the mossad having ancesorts surviving the holocaust.... does it make your chances higher or lower to become an end of liner?
by Markus Hinderer, Bonn October 28, 2021
Used in a jukebox musical. This term can be used whenever a song in a musical has been taken from a mainstream artist or artists. This term applies whenever a song ends with a fade out in the mainstream music. Since you cannot fade out in a theatrical production, the song will have to end another way. They typically end by having the first line in the chorus sung again and slowed down for more of a melodious conclusion.
Did you hear the ending of that song during that one scene? The last time I heard that song I remember the music and chorus just fading out.
Yeah, but they had to give it a Mamma Mia Ending since they can't fade their voices out like the original recording.
Yeah, but they had to give it a Mamma Mia Ending since they can't fade their voices out like the original recording.
by Rooskie_Riot April 21, 2022