The movie Grandma's Boy concludes with the protagonist, Alex, achieving vindication and professional success after a significant conflict regarding the ownership of a video game. His antagonist, J.P., faces consequences for his actions.
The ending sequence unfolds through several key events:
- Disputed Game Ownership: Alex insists that a particular video game is his, but his claim is met with skepticism, particularly from Cheezle, who doubts Alex because it was supposedly his only copy.
- Lilly's Role: To resolve this dispute and confirm Alex's ownership, his friends bring Lilly into the office. Lilly proves crucial because she has already mastered the game in question.
- The Showdown: Lilly then plays against J.P. in a decisive match. Her skill and mastery of the game allow her to win, thereby proving that the game rightfully belongs to Alex.
- Consequences for J.P.: Following Lilly's victory and the confirmation of Alex's claim, J.P. is subsequently fired from his position.
- Alex's Triumph: With his ownership verified and the conflict resolved, Alex is fully vindicated. He goes on to successfully create his own video game, marking a positive and successful resolution to his journey.
This ending brings a clear sense of justice and professional fulfillment for Alex, while highlighting the consequences of deceit.
