Do You Really Want to Know How It Ends?

The Ending - After four years, Chuck Noland builds a raft and leaves the island when he knows the weather would be most favorable.  After surviving for a while on the open seas, Chuck is too weak to swim after Wilson, who fell off the boat and drifted away.  Eventually, an oil tanker finds him and brings him to land.  Thinking Chuck was dead, Kelly married somebody else.  Chuck and Kelly reunite, but agree that she should stay with her family.  Chuck delivers the package with the golden wings to sculptor lady seen at the beginning of the movie.

The Ending - After narrowly escaping capture in Louisiana, Frank Abagnale, Jr. dresses up as a Pan Am pilot and organizes a contest where the winners will join a future stewardesses training program.  Frank, surrounding himself with the girls, is able to hide himself from the law enforcement agents that all over Miami International Airport and gets on a plan for Europe.  Carl Hanratty tracks Frank down in Frank's mother's home town in France.  Frank is taken into police custody, but is able to briefly escape from the prison's hospital.  Captured once again, Frank is extradited to the United States and sent to prison for check fraud.  Hanratty visits Frank in prison and shows Frank a check from a new case he's working on.  Frank reviews the check and informs Hanratty that the criminal is a bank teller.  Four years later, Hanratty convinces the FBI to release Frank into FBI custody to help them capture other check fraud artists.  Frank eventually grows uncomfortable with his job and considers escaping, but Hanratty convinces him not to.  Frank returns to work (albeit late...scaring Hanratty into thinking that Frank is on the run again).  The credits roll and talk about how Hanratty and Frank are still friends and that many of the check security features now in place were created by Frank.

The Ending - Eric Knox is behind everything.  Knox hired the Angels to gain access to the communications satellite so he could track down Charlie.  It turns out that Knox's father was a traitor and Charlie was responsible for identifying him as a double agent (Knox's father was killed by the other side).  Vivian Wood seduces and captures Bosley, and takes him to a secluded hideout.  Bosley is able to contact the Angels, but he doesn't know where he is.  Natalie hears a rare bird in the background and knows where Bosley is being held (apparently, that bird can only be found in one place).  The Angels rescue Bosley, win a series of individual battles and head out to stop Knox from killing Charlie with a weapon-enhanced helicopter.  The Angels manage to get on the helicopter by shooting an arrow with a rope attached to it.  Before Knox is able to blow up Charlie's house, Alex reprograms the laser-guided missile.  The missile heads towards Charlie's house, turns around and blows up the helicopter - just after the Angels jump out.  The Angels go inside Charlie's house hoping to see him, but Charlie is once again on speaker phone.  The movie ends with the Angels and Bosley on the beach relaxing while Charlie talks them them on speaker phone.  Dylan looks around and sees Charlie (she doesn't say anything, but just smiles).

The Ending - Edmond Dantes becomes the Count of Monte Cristo after finding the hidden treasure with Abbe Faria's map.  Dantes plots his revenge on the men who had him imprisoned in the Chateau d'If: Fernand Mondego, Chief Magistrate Villefort and Maurice Danglars.  While having breakfast with Albert Mondego (who admires the Count), Jacopo "accidentally" tells the Dantes that a shipment of gold is to arrive in a few day's time.  Apparaently, Albert makes mention of the shipment to his father and Mondego makes a deal with Danglars to hijack the shipment.  Danglars hires the same group of smugglers that Dantes used to work for and Danglars is captured in the act of stealing the gold.  The Count tells Danglars that's he's really Dantes just before Danglars is carried away by the police.  Next, Dantes confronts Villefort in a steam room and gets Villefort to confess to murdering his own father.  Dantes reduces the steam so that Villefort could see that a band of police had heard the confession.  Villefort is carried away to prison in a wagon similar to the one Dantes was locked in at the beginning of the movie.  Meanwhile, Mondego is packing his bags since he is now bankrupt and wanted for murder.  Mercedes confronts him and tells him that Albert is really the son of Edmond Dantes, and that she was using Mondego for his money.  Mondego heads to his father's old estate to get his hijacked gold, only to find the trunks full of sand - except for one, which has a king (chess piece).  Dantes confronts Mondego and they face off.  Just before Dantes is able to kill Mondego, Albert steps in to protect his father.  Mercedes tells Albert and the Dantes that Dantes is Albert's true father.  Mondego shoots Mercedes and escapes.  Mondego turns around and fights Dantes.  Dantes kills Mondego.  With his revenge complete, Dantes buys the Chateau d'If and pledges to use his wealth only for good.