The ending was totally unnecessary

One of the best and powerful movies I ever saw, the acting, the music, the actors themselves... it's just a really good mix, although it can be slow sometimes, but... [spoiler] the ending just gets me every time usually sobbing[/spoiler]

The first three quarters of this movie were fairly pedestrian. Robert Pattinson and the female lead were both doing a fine job of carrying the proverbial mail, and the only issue that was outstanding was how the whole thing was going to be wrapped up. I had a bit of an odd feeling in that things were starting to wrap up at a time in the movie when things are usually falling apart. The music reinforced this notion - something was coming. And then it came. I kind of like when a movie throws something in from out of nowhere that causes the viewer to completely re-process everything that they have already seen. It was a pretty decent movie. follow me at https://IHATEBadMovies.com or facebook IHATEBadMovies

Lmao the ending was so unnecessary. The vigilante scene seems like Pattinson’s Batman origin story. I enjoyed seeing him in this, much of the film feels extraordinarily melancholic to some point of absurdity. A guy dealing with the aftermath of his brother’s suicide was enough trauma to put a strain on his anyone’s relationships. But the writers didn’t think it would suffice so they sledgehammered all the trauma possible into the script.