It's ironic, she sings a song like Country Strong and then...spoilers
kills herself.
I mean the lyrics of this big title song totally contradicts the last ten minuets of the movie.
You, couch. You, fired. Caio bitches!
I was kind of thinking the same thing...I'm still not sure how I feel about the ending.
shareI think the ending was brilliant (though I was hoping they would save her and just admit that she needed to go back to rehab).
She was a broken woman, yeah she had concurred Dallas but what did you expect? Things would be all smiley and happy for her for the rest of her life? People don't get fixed that easily in real life.
I thought the same thing too was shocked she commited Suicide
She's a real carpenters dream "Flat as a board and needs a screw"
I think the ending was surprising but not shocking all things considered. She had not been ready to leave rehab for one. While she clearly loved her husband very much, he could no longer allow himself to feel the same. I think with her drinking there were many times when she would sober up and act like herself and he would allow himself to hope that she would change and then she would start drinking again. Maybe that's how she got pregnant and then lost the baby.
Before the show, James clearly used the past tense when he said he loved her. He said he used to love her so much. I think she knew then that is was never going to be what they had before and she wanted to hear the familiar nickname he would call her when he still loved her. And he obliged for one last time.
What did she have to live for then? Beau had found another love and her marriage was over. So she gave one last, great show before going away.
The Eraser room does two things: Cleans erasers and takes our innocence.