A couple weeks ago, my cousin, Doug, saw Better Luck Tomorrow and created his own original ending to the movie that I'd like to share with y'all.

'Course, I realize that some of the power of the movie comes from the fact that it doesn't show you the implications or lasting consequences of the guys' ultimate-bad-situation-gone-worse. And the movie ending that way is disturbing the way many other "artsy" movies are or try to be. Still, I think I'd rather have had the last laugh and seen the movie end the way Doug would have it...