The End

The movie has a weak story about a girl who dies and comes to heaven and there she meets a lot of other people and their share their experiences,ohh well sexual experiences. Heather Hunter are in two of the scenes in this movie,and I have to admit that they are the two best.This are by many said to be one of her best movies.She is a thin little women who are just crazy. See it yourself to believe it.

When I consider the pantheon of great directors, which I often do, four names come to mind: Orson Welles, Fritz Lang, John Ford, and Phil M. Noir. In his masterwork, The End, Noir follows the trend of the French New Wave directors of the 1960s, taking art cinema to a new zenith of achievement. (I would compare him to Jean-Luc Godard, but doing so would belittle Noir's greatness.) In this nihilistic tale of death and love, Maestro Noir explores his deepest phobias--this is by far his most personal work. The film considers the issues of existentialism, fatalism, and solipsism, shedding light on the these once perturbing subjects and, by corollary, shedding light on life itself. To say that I reached metaphysical clarity upon my initial viewing of this film would be an understatement. I am considering burning my copy of Casablanca, so that The End has more room on the shelf. In summation, The End is the greatest movie ever created by man or by humanoid, and to forgo seeing it would be a grave mistake.