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I disagree completely. The FMA movie wrapped up pretty much everything that the series had left open and tied it in a nice little package.
The remaining homunculi died, the new villain was defeated, the course of our world's timeline was put back into order, Mustang regained his vigor and possibly became Fuhrer, and the Elric brothers were reunited. Just like in the end of the manga, having regained their bodies, they go out traveling the world together on new adventures.
The only appreciable difference is that Ed didn't marry Winry, and it wouldn't surprise me in the LEAST if that were the biggest reason people were unhappy with it. Also, it wasn't an unambiguously happy ending for the heroes. Considering how grim and dark the first FMA was compared to manga/Brotherhood, it wouldn't have made sense like that, anyway.
One could probably make a good portion of a personality test based on which version you prefer more. The grimdark, realistic, serious, gritty FMA where things suck most of the time and doesn't always come up roses; or the happy, exaggerated, funny, often chibi-fied FMA where things suck a little bit but it all works out in the end.
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