Talk:The Red Shoes (2005 film)

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BetacommandBot (talk) 02:23, 12 February 2008 (UTC)

Inaccurate Synopsis or Alternate Ending?
I have just watched this movie (German dub, on Watchbox). The synopsis in the article says "Sun-jae chases Tae-su to the subway station tracks in an attempt to kill her, but at the last second, she moves her daughter away from the train." In the version I have watched, Tae-su steps backward just as the train arrives and is hit and dragged away by the train, presumably killed in the process. Sun-jae walks into the subway tunnels, picking up the pink shoes again, and it is her who starts laughing continuously. This laughing is interspersed with flashback scenes that reveal how Sun-jae murdered her friend, her ex-husband, and her boyfriend. There is no further appearance of the daughter, nor of a deformed Keiko. Instead, the scene transitions to the housewarming reception of the now finished eye specialist office, where Sun-jae asks her assistant to wait a bit before sending in the first patient and watches the ad poster with the pink shoes on a large building opposite of her office window. There is no post-credits sequence. The synopsis in the article rather differs from this, so I'm left wondernig whether I have watched an alternate ending? 87.123.206.130 (talk) 23:50, 31 May 2018 (UTC)