An ending can answer the central mystery of a movie while leaving some details open to interpretation. An ending explanation should separate what the film clearly shows from reasonable interpretations of what those events mean.
Start with the final confirmed events
Before interpreting the ending, identify what actually happens on screen: which characters survive, what decisions are made, what information is revealed and whether the final scene changes an earlier assumption.
Look for earlier clues
Many films plant visual details, dialogue or character decisions that become more important at the end. Rewatching key scenes can reveal connections that are easy to miss during a first viewing.
Theme and meaning
A movie can support several interpretations without having several factual endings. Consider the film's recurring themes, character arcs and imagery before deciding what the final moment may represent.
Open endings
If the filmmakers deliberately leave a question unanswered, an explanation should identify the confirmed facts and then clearly label possible interpretations instead of presenting speculation as canon.
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