"How I Met Your Mother" ended in 2014 after airing for nine seasons on TV. While the CBS sitcom ultimately revealed the identity of The Mother during its series finale, many fans were disappointed over how the show came to an end. Now, a recent report claims that a movie version was in the works to provide an alternative ending to the finale.
News about a "How I Met Your Mother" movie titled "How I Resurrected Your Mother" recently became a trending topic on various social media sites. The Burrard Street Journal was the first to release the news of the movie adaptation of the popular CBS sitcom.
The publication also posted a poster of the alleged "HIMYM" movie, which showed The Mother (Christin Millioti) next to Ted (Josh Radnor). The poster also states that the film will premiere to theaters in December 2017.
According to the outlet, CBS Films has confirmed the release of "How I Met Your Mother" movie after receiving a lot of backlash from fans and viewers. Many fans were reportedly disappointed over the way the series ended in 2014.
The alleged "How I Met Your Mother" film will reportedly focus on the rebirth of The Mother and explore her story with Ted. While this definitely made a lot of fans excited, it would be wise to note that the aforementioned publication is only a satire news site.
This means that the "How I Met Your Mother" movie titled "How I Resurrected Your Mother" is not happening. TV.com explains the reasons why many fans were greatly disappointed with the way "HIMYM" ended in 2014, which also provides explanation for fans' hopes that an alternate ending will be provided for fans.
As fans can recall, "How I Met Your Mother" ended with Ted and Robin (Cobie Smulders). While everyone likes a happy-ever-after kind of story, the publication notes that Ted and Robin being together killed the story it has been telling for the past eight seasons.
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