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The ending of “Messages Deleted” leaves viewers with several unanswered questions. As Joel finally confronts the antagonist, known as The Voice, played by Deborah Kara Unger, the audience is left wondering if Joel has truly defeated his own demons or if it is merely a temporary triumph.
17 gru 2011 · Simple explanation: The main character is in prison writing a screenplay, THATS ALL! have u ever seen a movie where they show a glimpse of the ending in the beginning and then finish off with that glimpse? Well I'm this case it's the same but no beinning glimpse, the ending is more left to the imagination!! Re: Ending explained!!! by. judge_game.
The ending of messages deleted. i do not own any of the footage shown in this video. Copyright of Waterfront Pictures,2009.
4 gru 2010 · BUT for the actual ENDING (the jail scene) I think there are 2 possibilities: (1) It was all in his imagination. He is a convicted felon who wrote a script maybe based on his experience (his crimes). OR (2) The whole movie actually happened, and he is wrongfully accused for Adam's and possibly all the other murders but he couldn't prove his ...
Messages Deleted is a 2009 Canadian horror thriller film starring Matthew Lillard, with a screenplay by Larry Cohen, the last Cohen screenplay to be filmed before his death in 2019. [1]
A quivering voice begs to screenwriter, Joel Brandt, to pick up the phone on a message from his answering machine. Thinking it a prank, Joel deletes the message. The caller is found dead.
Assuming the call to be a prank, Brandt deletes the message - but when the murdered man's corpse falls practically into his lap, things begin to spiral out of control. With another message and another murder, he realises he is at the centre of something major - and so do the police.
