Finding the perfect ending is difficult, even for professional writers and big-budget films. The resolution after the climax provides closure for the audience and characters. Sometimes termed the “denouement,” this scene is just as important as the climax itself. It’s the part of the story that resolves any remaining subplots. The script shows how the characters’ lives have changed. The audience have a moment to breathe after the heightened climax and before the credits roll. There are many great films that reshot their
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