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In the ending of "Cruising," Al Pacino's character, Steve Burns, becomes increasingly entangled in the dark world of the gay S&M scene while investigating a series of murders. The film concludes ambiguously, with Steve seemingly losing his identity as he adopts traits from both the victims and the killer. The final scenes suggest a psychological transformation, leaving viewers questioning whether he has become part of the very culture he was investigating. The ambiguity and tension reflect broader themes of identity and societal norms.

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