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.
The Princess Bride Ending Explained
Westley, barely recovered from being “mostly dead,” bluffs Prince Humperdinck into surrender, Inigo Montoya kills Count Rugen to avenge his father, and the friends ride away with Buttercup on four white horses.
Howl’s Moving Castle Ending Explained
Sophie Hatter, who was turned into an old woman by the Witch of the Waste, discovers she has her own magic, the power to talk life into things.
Ella Enchanted Ending Explained
Ella of Frell, who was cursed at birth by the fairy Lucinda with the “gift” of obedience, breaks the curse herself when Prince Char proposes.
Private Peaceful Ending Explained
It is revealed that the soldier facing the firing squad is Charlie, not Tommo.
White Fang Ending Explained
White Fang saves Judge Scott’s family from an escaped convict and is wounded.
Red Dragon Ending Explained
Will Graham kills Francis Dolarhyde, the Tooth Fairy, in a violent struggle, and survives.
The Phantom Tollbooth Ending Explained
Milo rescues the princesses Rhyme and Reason from the Castle in the Air, restoring harmony to the Kingdom of Wisdom, then drives his little car back through the tollbooth.