James and the Giant Peach Ending Explained
James Henry Trotter and his insect friends sail the giant peach across the Atlantic, carried by seagulls, until it lands on the Empire State Building in New York.
Slow Horses Ending Explained
River Cartwright and the misfit MI5 agents of Slough House rescue Hassan Ahmed, a young British-Pakistani man kidnapped by far-right extremists who threatened to behead him on the internet.
The Indian in the Cupboard Ending Explained
Omri realizes that the plastic toys he brings to life in his magic cupboard are real people taken from their own times, so he sends Little Bear, his wife Bright Stars and the cowboy Boone home.
Practical Magic Ending Explained
The Owens sisters, Sally and Gillian, banish the ghost of Gillian’s abusive boyfriend Jimmy, whom they accidentally killed, with help from their aunts and the whole town.
The Bourne Identity Ending Explained
Jason Bourne, an amnesiac pulled from the sea, learns he is David Webb, a U.S.
The NeverEnding Story Ending Explained
Bastian Balthazar Bux, who entered the world of Fantastica by naming the Childlike Empress, loses a memory of his old life every time he makes a wish.
The Last Unicorn Ending Explained
The unicorn, who had been turned into a human woman, Lady Amalthea, to escape the Red Bull, is changed back.