Eagle Eye’s Dumb Alt Ending. The Daily Diversion.

Posted by Neil Miller (neil@filmschoolrejects.com) on December 31, 2008

Need a good laugh for your New Year’s Eve afternoon? Check out the alternate ending for the movie Eagle Eye above, it is good for a chuckle. It was surprising to me when I reviewed the film as part of this week’s Blu-ray Report, that this film could be even more ridiculous than its theatrical version. But it is. In fact, it goes right from the ridiculous to just plain dumb without missing a beat. See what I mean by watching the clip above.

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Jeremy_M

Why would the Axiom's autopilot want to use sam? preposterous!

CaptainReg0981

Ha ha ha ha good one!!

Tim

Neil, Everybody loves rock band, you know that--clearly this would have been way better.

Ryan

Now I liked "Eagle Eye" a lot but showing some kids badly playing video games followed by a setup for a sequel by using said dumb kid... THAT was bad

Nevernude

What.......The......Fuck.......

jack2jack

I.....Agree.....Totaly!!!!!!!

Trace

The kids should've been playing Nine Inch Nails...

Cole_Abaius

1. I didn't think I could hate this movie more.
2. I'm actually impressed that they used the restraint necessary not to use this as the theatrical ending.
3. SPOILER: Sam grows up and changes his name to Thomas Anderson, becoming an unwitting computer systems employee by day and a hacker going by the handle, Neo, by night.

Adam_Sweeney

Yeah, that was pretty much the worst thing ever. And the use of OK GO's "Here It Goes Again" isn't clever. I am saddened by the idea they would even agree to be featured in this clip.