Charlie Kaufman's mind-bending dramaI'm Thinking Of Ending Things ending isn't meant to be fully understood. Throughout the film, hints are dropped that something isn't right, which leads to twists and turns that leave numerous questions by the time the credits roll. Based on a book of the same name by Iain Reid, I'm Thinking of Ending Things follows an unnamed woman (Jessie Buckley) as she accompanies her boyfriend Jake (Jesse Plemons) to his childhood home to meet his parents. 1h664k

With summer ending and fall approaching, there is a new slate of horror films ready to scare audiences, including Hellraiser and Halloween Ends, both slated to come out in October. The best horror films leave the viewer with an impactful, original ending. Some horror movies, however, lose audiences at the end as their finales are too confusing.

Coming from the writer best known for absurd movies like Being John Malkovich and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Charlie Kaufman’s Synecdoche, New York has become somewhat of a cult hit after bombing at the box office.

Over the last few years, Netflix has continued to beef up its slate of original content, including numerous horror movies and TV shows that have achieved both critical acclaim and audience adoration. In fact, the streaming platform began pushing out such a high level of original horror movies and TV shows that they were able to launch a Halloween campaign around it called "Netflix and Chills." Some of the content included the horror-themed campaign was rather impressive — let's take a look at the standouts from 2020.

Charlie Kaufman's I’m Thinking of Ending Things script has been released online. Kaufman wrote and directed the film based on the novel of the same name by Iain Reid. Released on Netflix in September, the film follows Jake (Jesse Plemons) and Jake’s unnamed girlfriend (Jessie Buckley) as they venture on a road trip to Jake’s hometown to have dinner with his parents (Toni Collette and David Thewlis). Featuring shocking twists, Easter eggs, and a different ending than Reid’s novel, I’m Thinking of Ending Things left a lot for viewers to unpack.

Here are our favorite movie trailers released over the past year. Cinema is one of the most popular artistic mediums of the modern era, but cutting together an effective trailer has become an art form in itself. Once upon a time, movie trailers were a straightforward affair - a montage of interesting shots cut with rousing music and "voice-over guy" doing his best to propel punters towards the box office. But with high-speed internet and the sheer volume of trailers vying for attention, marketing teams are working harder to make their teasers stand out.

Charlie Kaufman is one of the 21st century's most innovative filmmakers, so which of his movies is the best? After working as a television writer during the '90s, Kaufman crossed over into cinema by writing the 1999 meta classic Being John Malkovich. Since then, he's evolved into a well-respected director, evidenced most recently by the 2020 Netflix drama I'm Thinking of Ending Things.

Charlie Kaufman is a renowned screenwriter, known for his cryptic, eerie, thought-provoking stories. His latest creation, which he also directed, is the Netflix film I'm Thinking Of Ending Things. The film begins as a young couple drive through the snow to meet the boyfriend's parents.

Netflix's I’m Thinking Of Ending Things wowed audiences and critics alike this year with its complex characters, and plot twists, adding to writer-director Charlie Kaufman’s eccentric style of representing solitude and introspection in his films. (SPOILER) Initially, viewers are supposed to think that the psychological horror’s end would all the dots, but it’s the ending from where the real questions begin.

Throughout the entirety of I’m Thinking Of Ending Things, director Charlie Kaufman leaves easter eggs for viewers to decipher. They range from names, musicals, and even complex philosophical novels. It is surely a culmination of everything Kaufman has worked so diligently towards in his career as a writer and director. In I’m Thinking Of Ending Things even the easter eggs serve a purpose to further the complex plot.