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Chinatown By Robert Towne And Directed By Roman Polanski

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2. Chinatown (1974)
This film was written by Robert Towne and directed by Roman Polanski. Possibly, one of the most renowned and disputed was the final scene of Chinatown. This film was based on the real situation that happened between Los Angeles City and Owens Valley known as the California Water Wars.
In the final scene, P.I. Jake Gittes’ (Jake Nicholson) hard work didn’t matter anymore because all the main characters moved from L.A. to Chinatown. The secrets were also exposed as well as he was able to find justice for all the danger he had gotten into while investigating the death of one of the chief engineers of the reservoir project.
3. 8 ½ (1963)
The film 8 ½ was directed by Federico Fellini ,and co-written by Fellini with Tullio Penilli, …show more content…

The final scene happened when Rosemary played by Mia Farrow came into the den of witches through the secret way in her apartment to which she noticed that there was nothing familiar to her. Then, she finds her baby and was horrified that her baby’s eyes are different. Rosemary then was controlled to act as mother of the devil’s child. That was when the devil won.
8. L’ Avventura (1960)
The film L’ Avventura that was directed by Michaelangelo Antonioni was about getting trapped in an open space, haunted preoccupied by the past while the future remains unknown. The final episode happened when Sandro betrayed Claudia just like what he did to Anna who disappeared unknowingly. The two of them were stuck up on a bench between the almost-collapsed building and in an open space. They looked into the empty space and both of them felt loneliness creeping in their hearts.
9. Planet of the Apes (1968)
This movie was directed by Franklin J. Schaffner and written by Rod Serling and Michael Wilson. Planet of the Apes is a science fiction movie where Charlton Heston played the role of George Taylor, an American astronaut who crashed on a far-away away planet. This planet was occupied by the civilized, talking

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