Casino Kid and Se7en 1995 Film Crossover

How did it originally end? There are no less than seven different cuts of Ridley Scott’s sci-fi LA noir for people to chew over. Instead, he wakes up in a post-apocalyptic hellscape and we draw a veil on his latest predicament. How did it originally end? “I slept too long!” Sam Raimi’s raucous “Medieval Dead” threequel had a sting in the tail where Ash Campbell (Bruce Campbell) takes one drop too many of a sleeping draught designed to help him hibernate until the present day. If you’re feeling morbidly curious about how the film originally looked, the early cut was released as a straight-to-DVD spin-off titled Wake Up Ron Burgundy: The Lost Movie. After the first cut of the film fell flat, the script was significantly rewritten and reshot, replacing the Alarm Clock stuff with the subplot about a pregnant panda and reconfiguring the ending accordingly. The first Anchorman‘s main plot once revolved around a group of hippie bank robbers known as The Alarm Clock (played by Kevin Corrigan, Maya Rudolph, Chuck D, and Tara Subkoff) who aim to use media coverage of their crimes to further their agenda, culminating with them taking Christina Applegate’s Veronica Corningstone hostage. How did it originally end? Let’s start with a film that was wholly changed as a result of poor test screenings. So, with one last spoiler warning (again, we’re discussing the very end of all these movies), let’s start with an ending… Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy (2004)

And crucially, some of these changes are for the better and some…aren’t.įinally, many of the movies on the table spawned sequels or spin-offs, so it’s interesting to see how the altered ending changed the course of their respective franchises.

Maybe the filmmakers are onboard or maybe the studio has taken it away from them. Sometimes they’ve added or reshot something and sometimes they’ve taken something out. Understandably, the process of changing a movie’s ending after you’ve finished filming is very eclectic.

Casino Kid and Se7en 1995 Film Crossover