“The best part of a good movie is the moment it ends; you're left hungering for more.”
— Jack Nicholson
Simplified Meaning:
When you finish watching a really good movie, the end is often the most exciting moment because it leaves you wanting to see more. It's like eating a delicious meal where the last bite makes you wish you had more to eat. This feeling keeps you thinking about the movie long after it's over. For example, imagine reading a book with an amazing story—you can't wait to find out what happens next, but the book ends at a thrilling part. This makes you excited for the next part and keeps you interested in the story. In life, when you enjoy something so much that you want more of it, it means it was truly special. This idea can be applied to many things, like friendships, hobbies, or learning new skills; ending on a high note can keep your passion and interest alive.
