Pretty unrelated, and I just discovered this sub, but your post made me think about the first time I watched La La Land, and I wanted to share. I fell asleep for maybe 10 minutes near the end, and woke up to the final scene where Ryan Gosling locks eyes from the stage with Emma Stone, right before she leaves the club with her date.
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Jun sends her a text to congratulate her. Ra-ra and Jun spend day and night texting each other, demonstrating how in love they really are. Unbeknown to Ra-ra, Jun is well into his cancer therapy. As she sings to him on the phone, he's in hospital, and he falls asleep with tears in his eyes. Episode 16 is an emotional finale, pulling at the
Summary. This chapter begins with an "iris in" shot on Mia writing a script: a play for a one-woman show. We hear a horn beep: it's Sebastian outside in his car. Then follows a montage with different scenes where Sebastian and Mia spend time together, Laura (Sebastian's sister) has an engagement party, and finally at The Lighthouse, where

La La Land Ending Explained (In Detail) La La Land's ending is an emotional conclusion to Damien Chazelle's musical, bringing a fitting (if surprising) close to Mia and Sebastian's romance.

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