Funny Games Ending Explained

Michael Haneke’s Funny Games is a psychological thriller that deconstructs the psychological thriller itself, addressing film violence and the entertainment we get from it. And today we’re going to help explain the film’s unique ending (and that wacky rewind scene) with the help of our lovable furry old pal Grover (Sesame Street) and “The Monster at the End of this Book”!

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0:00 – Intro
1:18 – Let the Games Begin
4:33 – Prepare for Meaningless Violence
6:21 – “You’re on their side, aren’t you?”
8:00 – The Importance of Entertainment
11:28 – The End of Fun
12:55 – The Abundance of Boredom
14:23 – You’re on THEIR side, aren’t you?
16:38 – It Was All Just Meaningless Violence
19:41 – You Must Admit You Brought This on Yourself
22:12 – Artistic Value
25:14 – Endscreen

Storyograph is a story analysis channel that explores the hidden meaning of popular and obscure media by tracking thematic elements through the use of story structure. And if you just fell asleep half-way through that sentence, there’s also a bunch of dumb sound effects, shoddy animation and cheap jokes to keep you entertained through to the end.

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