You probably know the movie Notebook/ The Notebook.. I want to know if Ellie and Noah died together at the end of the movie 😭 I don't really understand what was going on there
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Hello, I'd like to watch Spider-Man: No Way Home and have already figured out that you need some prior knowledge. Which films do I need to have seen to even begin to understand it? It should be no more than two or three. Thank you in advance.
I think the film is really good, but I found the last scene with the monster totally inappropriate/over the top. Did you think that was good?
Yes, in the end, both are peacefully asleep forever.
Now no one needs to watch the movie..
Maybe not read? 👀
I was just asking I didn’t even mention what happened
On the one hand, it’s still a nice movie and on the other hand, if you read the title of the question, you have to expect to hear the answer and if you don’t know the movie. But so tragic it is not different in the movie if one would betray the end of the new James Bond.
It was only answered to the question. If you didn’t see the movie and press the question, you have to count on spoilers.
Thank you
All right, no stress….I find it almost always really bad if someone just kicks out the end of a movie or book, without fat SPOILER WARNING or at least just telling it by linking, because it’s actually so…w book or movie doesn’t know yet, he doesn’t need to see or read it anymore because you know how it goes out.
If it’s a really “themic work”, it looks a bit different, then it doesn’t bother me so much when you answer relatively directly.
But no matter, I’ve been on quite lost posts with my opinion for years….MfG WoT 🎈
You mean that. There’s reading at your own risk. Because you don’t see the answer to the question in the description and you have to know yourself: Scroll down and learn it or leave it and get surprised when you read it. No one is forced to scroll down and read it.
It was about the QUESTION or how it was put. It was about the answers. MfG
Have the question worked, see if it’s accepted. Then it might be better.
I have to agree with you that you don’t want to be spoiled for new things. But by the question it is not clear how the answer can be. Could have been no. But if you don’t want to know this, you shouldn’t click on the question so you don’t know the answer.
Yes, it is true that the question could have been formulated differently.
Yes, they are.
But quite honestly, it’s more a “happy” In the end, because they died together, even though they were separated for so long, and Ellie still regained Noah.
Ohh .. Yes that was more a happy end although they died🥹
SPOILER IN LINK!
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https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wie_ein_einziger_Tag
MfG WoT 🎈