The "best twists in a movie" thread
The "best twists in a movie" thread
In no particular order....
The Usual Suspects
FightClub
Saw 1
The Sixth Sense
Chinatown
The Long Goodbye
Planet of the Apes
The Others
Just a few I can think of off-hand..
No spoilers plz kthnkz
The Usual Suspects
FightClub
Saw 1
The Sixth Sense
Chinatown
The Long Goodbye
Planet of the Apes
The Others
Just a few I can think of off-hand..
No spoilers plz kthnkz
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eamon angelface
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I concur with The Skeleton Key. That movie had the feel of an old Twilight Zone episode with its ending.
I know it's somewhat cliched, but I'm gonna throw another M. Night Shamalamadingdong in here...Unbreakable.
How about the end of Empire Strikes Back when it was first released? I'd imagine no one saw that coming.
I know it's somewhat cliched, but I'm gonna throw another M. Night Shamalamadingdong in here...Unbreakable.
How about the end of Empire Strikes Back when it was first released? I'd imagine no one saw that coming.
Fight Club
Usual Suspects
Primal Fear
Memento
Soylent Green
I thought the Skeleton Key was dire and totally predictable. The Sixth Sense wasn't dire, but was also pretty predictable.
I think the main problem with Twisty movies is that they've become so common that it's actually rarer to find a movie that doesn't have a twist.
Back when Fight Club was brand new and there weren't as many Twist movies, it wasn't like you were even expecting one, and that's the main problem I think.
Almost every movie tries to put in some plot twist, and you almost always hear that "there's a twist at the end" before you see the movie, and even if you don't know anything about the Twist, the fact that you know one exists instantly sets your mind to "Detective mode" and it really pisses me off cos I just can't switch off to it.
I've seen so many trailers for movies recently where they've said...."The most unbelievable twist of 200X" and I just think...."who the fuck greenlights this shit?".
Usual Suspects
Primal Fear
Memento
Soylent Green
I thought the Skeleton Key was dire and totally predictable. The Sixth Sense wasn't dire, but was also pretty predictable.
I think the main problem with Twisty movies is that they've become so common that it's actually rarer to find a movie that doesn't have a twist.
Back when Fight Club was brand new and there weren't as many Twist movies, it wasn't like you were even expecting one, and that's the main problem I think.
Almost every movie tries to put in some plot twist, and you almost always hear that "there's a twist at the end" before you see the movie, and even if you don't know anything about the Twist, the fact that you know one exists instantly sets your mind to "Detective mode" and it really pisses me off cos I just can't switch off to it.
I've seen so many trailers for movies recently where they've said...."The most unbelievable twist of 200X" and I just think...."who the fuck greenlights this shit?".
I had that movie figured out within 5 minutes of her going into the house for the first time. I swear.gulliver wrote:Jesus how could I forget memento.
That film with kate hudson... the skeleton key is it? I thought it was an "ok" movie but the twist was rather good.
It still was alright....but I hate that I knew the whole time where it was going.
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eamon angelface
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Worst twist for me recently was The DaVinci Code. I never read the book and when I was watching it right at the beginning I was like *spoiler ahead* 'oh look, Tom Hanks just met Jesus's ancestor'. Then at the end it went DUN DUN DUN yoooou're the long lost daughter of Jebus!'
I'm sitting there going WHAT THE FUCK!?! I thought that was a given?
Is it more cryptic in the book because if not there are a whole lot of retards walking around right now.
I'm sitting there going WHAT THE FUCK!?! I thought that was a given?
Is it more cryptic in the book because if not there are a whole lot of retards walking around right now.
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