Keeps you guessing!

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 Day 281


August 6th, 2024


Well, well, well…


Here we go again with another stellar viewing!


The film left me contemplating its open ending. It seemed like Jason emerged victorious in the fight, with Freddy's arm pierced through the heart. However, Freddy had the last laugh with a wink, leaving the outcome somewhat ambiguous. 


What I find even more intriguing is what happened after the blast that flung Jason and Freddy into the lake. In my opinion, this is the only scene in the film where the cinematography is solid. The camera focused on legs and the increased sound of footsteps, leaving the viewer to guess who survived the blast. Then, at the final moment, the camera panned up to show Freddy. I really enjoyed that sequence in the film. It keeps you guessing until the last possible moment on who survived the blast first.

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