10 Best Movie Clues You Totally Missed
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- *SPOILER ALERT* !! Mind-Blowing Hidden Clues You Never Noticed In Popular Films, from Back To The Future To The Dark Knight Rises
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A plot twist is an effective way of keeping audiences on the edge of their seats, but not every surprise comes completely out of the blue. Filmmakers just can’t help leaving a hint or two for all to see - even if it’s just the viewers paying the closest attention who catch them. Here are Screen Rant’s 10 Best Movie Clues You Missed.
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Back to the Future | 0:30
21 Jump Street | 1:04
Reservoir Dogs | 1:47
Fight Club | 2:30
The Sixth Sense | 3:12
Shutter Island | 3:48
The Usual Suspects | 4:22
The Big Lebowski | 4:58
The Prestige | 5:33
The Dark Knight Rises | 6:13
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Terminator 1: Arnold says "I'll be back"
Terminator 2: Arnold comes back.
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In Shawshank Redemption:
Red tells Andy his plan to go to Mexico is "a shitty pipe dream"..... Like the one he crawls through when he escapes :).
jim jimjim Doesn't Andy tell Red? Andy is the one who escaped, Red was released.
Fuzzyballs 985 Nope. It's Andy who wants to go there... Red meets him there at the end.
Fuzzyballs 985 you're reading it wrong--Red tells Andy his (Andy's) plan is...
I did the same at first too
Nick Frame Ahhh I see now, cheers. Took me a little bit to figure it out
El chapo?
As you said "Realising the truth long before the characters in the story" is completely incorrect for The Usual Suspects. Verbal getting his lighter back is literally 2 or 3 minutes before the credits roll. Picking up on this "Clue" spares you maybe 20 seconds of waiting for the plot twist reveal.
Also Bane says he'd only seen light when he's already a man, which means he couldn't be the kid who escaped
***** I know, and that is a plot twist. Im saying that what Bane said is a clue people tend to miss.
+Sara Cole we know..
+Eduardo Jara why is bateman so god damn popularly deep? isnt it from a marvel comic?i know that photographer, not for the daily bugle, its a women this time, shes quiet hot, but not cause of her figure, its non bove average id say... its rated pretty high, as far as imdb goes, but iwont judge, i only saw like the first ep, i was bored out, dunno why either...
anyways, madmen is just as spoodermann in terms of heroism. both kinda fly... why is the black one so much intellegent as the other one?
they said in the movie Talia was the one who escaped
Good point
Ever notice how during his first fight with Batman, Bane says, "I didn't see the light until I was already a man," revealing that he never left the pit as a child, as the story was supposed to go
"first first"
Seven HOLY SHIT, that, my friend, is one of the best hints ever
That was a nice catch!
Seven And in regard to Talia, she uses several phrases, as her Miranda Tate cover, that Ra's Al Ghul used in Batman Begins, including the talk of "restoring balance" and to "do what's necessary".
Awesome catch
In Jurassic Park, Alan Grant fails to clip his seat belt in the helicopter. Instead he ties the two female parts of the available seatbelt together, letting the viewer know early on that the female dinosaurs have themselves found away around the only female issue...and that life will find a way
My mind is blown.
Chris Carlin WOW
Chris Carlin OHHH shit!!! This is why I love MOVIES! great thing is when your are watching them you don't really notice it...makes me think what other sub conscious shit Dir put in there movies :)
Chris Carlin Could be my English but I still don't get it.
Chris Carlin It was a methaphorical symbol, not a clue. It brings nothing to a viewers mind and has nothing to do with the plot. But it's a nice detail when you already know the whole story, plus are smart enough to know some sockets are sometimes called 'female end' (and it rather comes to mind only in a context of electrical and electronic equipment).
Also in The Prestige, Borden's wife mentions how sometimes he seems genuine when he say he loves her but sometimes he doesn't which I found to be an amazing clue even after watching the movie the third time
Brizer121 i love these types of movies, they always keep me at the edge of my seat!
In A Beautiful Mind, the little girl runs amongst a flock of doves sitting on a lawn. Where normally birds would scare away, these ones stay put, since the girl is imaginary.
+Erik Loeffen and she never gets any older
They missed the biggest hint of all time; Sean Bean
Dro gon
Thats so true.
Its a lose/lose situation for me...
either he dies and I knew it, or he DONT die and Im just pissed that he survived this one :P
Dro gon He's a walking spoiler. Anytime you see him in something there's a 99% chance he'll end up dead before the movie ends.
Dro gon Exactly. Killed by falling on an anchor in Patriot Games-that was a pretty cool way to kill the villain off.
Dro gon But he survived in Silence Hill though...
Deathbrewer He died twice in Goldeneye.
Can you add annotations for skipping certain movies people don't want to be spoiled to them?
minecrafter0505 We put the time stamps in the description that allow you to skip to the parts you want to see! Hope this helps!
Screen Rant Oh, thanks :D
Screen Rant Watchmojo doesn't even do that! I really appreciate you guys taking the time to do that!
Here's your annotation:
Don't watch the video.
Either that, or just watch the damned movie already. These are all movies from, at least, a few years ago and most are even older. So what are you waiting for if you wanted to watch a particular move? If you haven't seen it by now, it must not have been so important to you.
He shouldn't have to, the title alone is enough moron
In The Departed, An " X " appears whenever someone dies or is going to die
+Julia Aarushi Like in the original Scarface. I watched the extras too. ;)
@@J.L.Media. Your one of a tiny handful of people I've ever heard that's watched the original Scarface. Most people seem to think the Al Pacino one was the original.
Like the godfather
Well in The Prestige Michael caine is telling us the truth right from the start
Fun fact: If you say the sentence “My cocaine” slowly, you say Michael caine’s name exactly the way he says it.
"But where's his brother?"
HOLY CRAP HOW DID I MISS THAT
Magic?
Toasty gaming haha yup, must have been!
barbaro267 It's not even a good plot really.
They choose to leave it out until the end, to convince you it's a great plot. But really it's like "we didn't show you his twin properly in the movie, so of course you are 'wowed' at the end"
James Spencer Ah, I'm not too sure about that. I thought it was pretty well done, and Nolan left plenty of clues for the audience. For one, Borden always seems to be surrounded by some mysterious dude named Fallon, who happens to never talk, and resembles Borden if you look closely. Secondly, from quite early on in the movie, you see the mood swings that Borden is prone to, especially with regards to his affection for his wife (or lack thereof), which was another clue. Plus, Michael Caine's narration specifically discusses paying close attention and blah blah blah.
James Spencer Oh fuck off Donnie.
I would like to add that the color red was the biggest foreshadowing hint of the twist ending in The Sixth Sense.
The color red only appears when ghosts are present.
And its cold, why kid is always trying to warm himself when near Bruce Willis
mercilessv < LOOK, ghosts are present
Thane David Are they creepy Japanese ghosts? If so, I'm outta here!
Another reason to check the movie out again.
mercilessv M Night also stated that ghosts never 'move' anything, and Willis's character never seems to actually have any physical effect on his environment. However where they messed up was one of the first scenes, where a ghost seemingly opens every cabinet in the kitchen, and it's not only noticeable by the kid but his mother as well.
In Inception, in the elevator scene where Leonardo DiCaprio shows Ellen Page his memories, he says something like "In my dreams I'm still with her". Throughout the film you can see a wedding ring on Leo's left hand only in the dream scenes, which resembles that they are together, and no ring at all in the real life scenes. You can also see Leo putting his left hand on the chair in the final scene of the movie, clearly being able to see whether there's a ring or not, which explains if that final scene was a dream or reality.
I love that you didn't spoil the movie (even though I have already watched). Now I must watch it again!!
+Can Şefkatli Actually you can't see his ring finger in the end scene - They very skilfully hide it :)
+Can Şefkatli It seems like this, but there's also a line of dialogue that may contradict this ring theory, despite it being pretty substantiated: listen to what his kid says at the end. It sounds incredibly like a reference to Limbo.
+The Red LaHy eruu tG
+Can Şefkatli See ring theory is highly debatable,there have been anti-logic for it.You may also see he is also wearing the ring when his wife commits suicide.
My favorite Back to the Future insight is how confident Doc Brown is before the first time machine test run (quite different from his 1955 self.) This is because, even though Doc has never been a successful inventor before, he KNOWS this is going to work.
Here's one. Darth Vader is Dutch for Dark Father.
Andloo Yunty But Anakin Skywalker was not dark XD
Andloo Yunty Ehh no it's not, Vader is father yeah, but Darth isn't Dark...
Andloo Yunty 'Darth' is a traditional title for a Sith lord in the Star Wars franchise. Darth is NOT dark in Dutch.
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CoproManiac You are correct. Darth isn't dark in dutch, it means dark in old English. However, vader is dutch for father. Sorry for any confusion, I hope you have a wonderful day!
You are incorrect :P Darth isn't old English.
It's not sure what 'Darth' means, I've been looking for an answer but can only find theories/ideas, but no true answer. Google for 'what does Darth mean' and you'll see what I mean.
love back to the future but I've never noticed the twin pines / lone pine mall before, that's kind of beautiful
***** I saw that, too. Mad bastards.
***** - ingore the internet troll. He has mommy issues
Nicolas Costas and I notice you have no profile pic, what's the matter, can't bare to let the world see your hideous, fucked up, not even a mommy could love, excuse for a face?
***** Two thirds of Americans don't know that WT7 was brought down by a DeLorean.
***** but saying his da sexualy abused him is alright... how does that make sense
I've never understood how people could miss the tyler flashes.
+Meanderthal17 cheap TV screen and/or DVD player
N73B60 Shit I had it on VHS and didn't miss it lol
Meanderthal17 you blink you miss it
+Meanderthal17 you can't miss them, but you can miss their significance.......
+Meanderthal17 I missed it... but then again I didnt see the film at all ;)
those trees are way too close together to be able to grow properly
They'd actually end up growing together, which happens sometimes.
That Reservoir Dogs one is so cool, can't believe I've never noticed it
Ivan Flores Quentin Tarantino is great with that stuff.
Owen Payne yeah like the radio informing us that Vincent and Mia stole the trophy in Pulp fiction
Like in the very first scene of Pulp Fiction when Hunnybunny (I think that's what she was called) was sitting down getting ready to rob the Cafe you could see Vincent walk by in the background in his white T-Shirt.
Wait, what?
Ivan Flores When can I hear that radio announcement? Also, is it "steal the show" steal, or literally steal!? I think its literally steal, considering who they're, but its never clear, I guess.
I saw Shutter Island's twist coming because they advertised that the film had a twist ending. When you go into the film having been told that there's a twist ending, you start looking for any clue that might expose it before it arrives.
I didn't go into The Sixth Sense expecting a twist ending (perhaps maybe I should have, but it was one of the first M. Night films I ever watched, so I didn't know he was into doing that at the time)
I'm so glad I never heard anything about that or watched any trailers before seeing Shutter Island
Byron MacGreggor I hate when they say that also, or give half the movie away in the previews. But in almost all of M. Nights films I immediately start looking for clues.
Byron MacGreggor you knew he was an inmate from the first 5 minutes of the film. he smoked but never had any cigarettes and everyone there knew him/recognised him. I thought it was just a load of bollocks tbh
Byron MacGreggor Both Shutter Island and Sixth Sense I figured out right away. I actually assumed Willis was dead after the shooting because in the trailer the kid says "I see dead people. They don't know they're dead." So when they 'revealed' that he was dead I was momentarily confused - I thought we were supposed to know that already.
WalterLiddy I think you might be dead, too. Confirm!
Another clue from The dark night rises is when batman and bane fights in the sewer and bane says: I didn't see the lights intill i was a man" which leads to that he wasn't the child who climbed the wall
In The Usual Suspects, the gold lighter is only revealed a few seconds before they give it away that Verbal was Kaiser. That doesn't count as a mind-blowing clue; it's a part of the big reveal.
'Fight Club - Flashes of Tyler'
- Every video about every easter egg ever.
FoemaUnit Those aren't easter eggs...
My favorite movie clues that I didn't catch the first time through was in "A Beautiful Mind" when its believed that his best friend was real. It becomes more apparent as it goes into the movie, like when his best friend's niece runs through the flock of pigeons and they don't fly off. There are several other hints that his friend isn't real before that as well. Although I'm usually more of a fan of fantasy and action movies, the screenplay and story of "A Beautiful Mind" makes it my favorite movie by far.
+PyzOrtiz
You have what he had? Do you see people?..
He had Schizophrenia, it causes you to see/hear things that aren't there. I've heard and read that most often it is shadows and seeing motion, usually in the corners of your vision, with nothing there to explain it. There are cases, like with John Nash, where they see people at are not actually there.
Another clue in The Usual Suspects is , when verbal kint is telling the story about Keyser Soze to the police he mentions that Keyser Soze is a Turk, and in Turkish "Söze" means "Verbal". It was the biggest clue i think.
+Nazmi Altun
If you can speak Turkish...
Thanks for that clue! Another clue comes earlier in the film at night when 'Verbal' is standing outside of a subway entrance. He's smoking a cigarette. The way he's holding it is not the way an American man would hold a cigarette while smoking. Very continental style.
JayMark2049
thanks for adding that clue. wouldn't have gotten that!
I didn't know that. I don't speak turkish obviously but that little detail makes the movir even better fpr me now cos i always thought verbal was a terrible name haha
The Fight Club, the Back to the Future, the Shutter Island and the Prestige ones were easily spottable. I don't like the title suggesting that it's obvious we missed it, some of us pay attention to details ...
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+K Rock Do you live if a fucking hole!? how have you never seen those movies!?
+Courtney P (prettyneatmusingsdotcom prettyneatmusingsdotcom)
+Courtney P (prettyneatmusingsdotcom) YOU HAVENT SEEN BTTF???????
For Darth Vader from Star Wars, Vader means Father in German, hinting by the moment that he is named, that he is the father of Luke Skywalker.
I learned that one a while ago from a german exchange student.
Karthus Even Lucas hadn't thought of that idea yet when the first Star Wars was released, so no. Just a coincidence.
Oh well.
Karthus Vader is Dutch for Father and Vater is German for father.
Narwhal Well if he said it, he wasn't able to speak his own language.
In The 1st Matrix movie, The Oracle tells Neo he is NOT "The One", then gives him a tasty cookie.
She tells Neo, that by the time he has eaten the cookie, he'll feel much better.
In conclusion, the cookie was clearly laced with performance enhancing drugs......
Neo wasn't "The One". Agent Smith was.
@@jpcrafton69 Smith was only a part of The One. Neo was reborn within the Matrix. He imprinted the missing code he should have given the core to Smith right away. That is why Smith wasn't going to the core, he would have caused the restart of the Matrix that he wanted to prevent.
@@4Astaroth Smith wasn't ever going to do it willingly, but that was never the point. The prophecy wasn't about The One actually desiring to do these things - it was about The One doing them.
Yes, Neo caused it when he imprinted himself into Smith, changing him. Neo was integral to Smith becoming The One - unwittingly and unwillingly, but The One nonetheless.
Also “The Matrix” in Dutch to Spanish x3 add 5 and into English again spells: neo is the one
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Spoilers:
Back to the Future | 0:30
21 Jump Street | 1:04
Reservoir Dogs | 1:47
Fight Club | 2:30
The Sixth Sense | 3:12
Shutter Island | 3:48
The Usual Suspects | 4:22
The Big Lebowski | 4:58
The Prestige | 5:33
The Dark Knight Rises | 6:13
John Burt It's a good thing this exact information isn't listed in the video description...
Da Focri The same people who read the articles in Playboys.
Banes head is full of scars. Not League of Shadows symbols.....(T_T ).... Why put a dozen of those symbols on his head? Not would it only be extremely painful but unneccesary too.... 1 symbol on his chest or arm would had suffice.
Remus88Romulus The last movie fails horribly when it comes to common sense. Why not just nuke the damn city when they had the chance...which was their life long goal. Instead they had to hold the city hostage and inevitably reveal the league of shadows to the world, which supposedly takes down major civilizations all the time and tries to keep things a secret. The scars/symbols make sense though, it could be as simple as he liked getting them to he used them to inspire fear in his underlings. Or they were a secret language amongst his folken.
Goodthrust69 That's comic book in a nut shell. Let's just keep everyone hostage and tell the hero our entire plan and wait for him to get here to foil it.
Knailz
it was such a huge letdown after the super realistic first two movies. They were so good because it was actually plausible. Batman felt like a real guy and the villains, city ect felt real. The last movie was so cartoony, half the movie was still good, but the other half was just...wtf.
Goodthrust69
Totally agree. There's something about the 3rd act in a movie trilogy that just doesn't hit it out of the park. It seems the 2nd is always the best. Back to the Future 2 & Empire Strikes Back to be more specific.
Knailz Lord of the rings return of the king
one of the best twists ever....The Book of Eli
Dies1r4e one of the worst.
For The Dark Knight Rises, there's a bigger give away, if you pay enough attention. When you follow the story with the prison at the bottom of the well, think about two things the man says.
-Once, the prisoners attacked Bane, and his mask holds the pain at bay.
-The child who escaped the prison.
Bruce Wayne assumes that the child was Bane, but think about it. If he was the child, the prisoners wouldn't have been able to attack him and cause the problems with his face, so if Bruce thought about it a bit more, he might have been able to figure it out.
For The Usual Suspects the best one that everyone misses is that at the end after the detective throws verbal to the ground in the room the camera is focused on the detective as he is yelling at Verbal "You did see who killed Kent!" And Verbal days off camera "I did" "I did" "I did kill Kent" but you are so focused on the "I did" remark and the anger in the face of the detective that everyone misses it. So the big miss there is that Verbal actually confesses in the end knowing the detective would miss him saying it. His final trick.
Sorry meant Keaton, not Kent since that is Verbal's last namr
+Andrew Swetonic I don't know but my first clue was when they were forced to read something at the police station. And his voice was somehow different than the rest of the film.
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Lone Pines Mall, really? I think everyone in the 80's talked about that forever. Unless they went back in time and talked about it BEFORE it ever happened.
***** I noticed it the first time I saw the movie, and I was like, 10 years old, tops. The letters are huge and brightly lit, how could anyone even miss it?
***** ever notice the digital window scene in back to the future 2?
Headrock Right? Right?!
***** I don't think it was meant as a 'you probably didn't notice', because almost everyone noticed the twin pine/lone pine. the cool part was the origin (running over the tree when he first arrives in 1985).
darkmagician135 But... that's the whole point. It's set up so you couldn't possibly miss either of those things, so that the joke will pay off at the end. It's not an easter egg that they were hiding in the movie for rabid fans to notice with their VCR pause buttons, it's _explicitly designed_ to be noticed on first viewing.
I like how the producers/directors/writers put these "obvious" clues in the movies....I mean, most are so convoluted that you'd have to pretty much have no life to find them....
I remember seeing one about toy story where woody is speeding down a road at 60 mph and in 2 frames, when he passes by a garage with the door open, you can see wall E in dark shadows sitting on a shelf in the back of the garage...what what what? how could YOU miss it? It's SO obvious.....if you watch the entire 90 minutes frame by frame and spend an hour on each frame examining every pixel lol....
Usual suspect :
In the opening sequence, the unknown gunman urinates on a flame and it is gelatinous and lumpy. Later on, Verbal tells Kujan(officer) that when he gets dehydrated, his urine becomes gelatinous and lumpy.
Book Of Eli. Every scene he was in told you everything you needed to know. You just had to watch and listen.
Paul Ipock That movie is bullshit.
Paul Ipock So was he blind? I watched it again after I saw it the first time and was never able to really figure it out. Seems really far-fetched if he was. Now I want to watch it again!
Todd VanSlyck Don't bother, he's supposed to be a blind man who can see through the power of Jesus.
Todd VanSlyck On second viewing I actually noticed that he always kicks the first step of the stairs, he "looks" with his hands when he's searching the shelves, also he only shoots/moves when he hears the other opponent moving/shooting first. It was quite awesome to see all these things on second viewing.
He's Daredevil basically.
K.M. Smith Because it's probably the least interesting or probable fictional superhero story...
The film has us believe that it takes place in a realistic universe, then we're all left feeling cheated by the contrived ending.
I found in TDKR that Bane gives it away that he wasn't the son of Ra's Al Ghul when he said "I didn't see the light until I was already a man", but the child of Ra's Al Ghul escaped the prison as a child
Anthony Walsh I never caught that part because I thought Bane was being all metaphorical and stuff. Then the second time around it became pretty obvious though
jordan young same here. I noticed it but I brushed it off thinking I dint understand :)
Anthony Walsh that's the problem with a lot of scripts. When there is that much of a abstruse foreshadowing about a storyline, you just expect the coming twist, even if you don't know what it is, you KNOW there is gonna be a twist on that plot line.
I guess it's better than making your audience say"where the fuck did that come from?! What?!"
I just thought he meant that being in the pit turned him into a man (mentally, emotionally, etc.) at a very young age.
Evan Larsen That is what it means
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Jacks spoiler alert was the best joke Ive heard in a while. lol. good one
Shutter Island destroyed my mind when it was released... i mean how could you even see it coming!
why the fuck can't batman's armor take a knife or a bullet but can take a fall out of a fucking skyscraper. What's the point of it if you can kill him if you catch him off guard? i know his whole deal is not getting shot or stabbed in the first place, but seriously, the precaution should still be there.
Lordofzeldafed Looking cool is far more important than staying alive. If he walked around wearing bullet-proof armor, he'll lumber around like the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man in black.
***** comic batman doesn't have a problem
Because Batman is a pathetic excuse for a super hero, notice that he also gets his ass kicked a lot and almost always needs his gadgets to help him win any fight.
I don't want to turn this into a DC vs Marvel thing, but think of Iron Man, Tony Stark is a rich guy with gadgets, just like Bruce Wayne, however Stark builds a suit that can fly and take a fuckload more damage than Batman can.
This is why I hate Batman, he's just a dumb rich guy with some gadgets and he can barely fight off a schoolgirl. A sad little millionaire with a leather fetish.
Bendrix27 Hes not a superhero though, just a hero. And he's the worlds smartest detective.
+Andrew Qwopington Ra's never dies
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Hey, well done! Well presented!
the biggest clue was for batman begins was the fact that the batman trusted her with out even any prior checking. I mean he even knew that the hathway's character was a thief when she entred the room
***** Also, I think he's confusing Catwoman's character with Talia, I don't know.
***** I think he means that Batman is too smart to be fooled because he knew that Catwoman was a thief already. So, he was just playing along, I still don't know. Also, I can't seem to notice any distinct mark on Bane's head. A white dot shouldn't count, not unless you find one at the same spot on Talia's head, which doesn't seems possible to be confirmed.
***** Haha...yeah. That's what I meant.
Ramnath Pai Plus early in the film, Miranda aka Talia very clearly says something about "restoring balance". Ras Al Ghul talks about restoring balance with the League of Shadows.
Ramnath Pai Yeah Bruce isn't much of a detective in the Nolan series.
Another clue in The Dark Knight Rises that I found with Talia was that earlier in the movie she says the words, "Do what is necessary," which is something that Ra's al Ghul frequently said in Batman Begins.
In the Sixth Sense you find out that the dude in that hairpiece the whole time: That's Bruce Willis the whole movie!
Disagree with two of these.
I don't agree that the Usual Suspects one was really a "clue". That comes at the some time where you're being bombarded flashbacks which help Chaz's character realise the truth. It not a clue, it's part of the reveal! You might as well say the line "No, Luke I am your father." was a clue that Vader is Luke's father.
Also the Reservoir Dogs one it bs too. Yes, being a cop might be the reason he is the one who taddles on Pink, but it's not a clue. We weren't supposed to look back on that and realise he is the rat. If anything the "He's convinced me line" works the other way. I see that as being brave enough to go against the group consensus, which isn;t what you would do if you were trying to fit in. If you were putting on an act, the easiest thing to do would be to stay quiet and do what the others do.
+Kasey Escape Excellent points.
+Kasey Escape I always saw him asking for his dollar back as him trying too hard!
you really think that orange immediately ratting on pink isn't supposed to foreshadow the end of the film?
JayMark2049 No, this happens all at once. Verbal is on his way out as the detective is going over everything in his mind.
Well, he does actually gets his lighter before the detective realizes what's going on BUT, we can't see it yet. We can only hear the officer say: ''cigarette lighter, gold''. I just thought we actually saw the lighter at that point but I re-watched it and we don't. We only see it when he lights up his smoke while Kujan is freaking out.
The Prestige= Wolverine vs. Batman, Think about it.
+Zylus Tylorean alfred was in there, too
+russell mathy Oooh, so that's why Batman won in the end
The Prestige= Best Movie Ever
Black Widow got involved.
Himwn P directed by Christopher Nolan.
The biggest clue in the usual suspect is the line "to a cop, the explanation is never that complicated, it's simple. There's no mystery to the street, no arch-criminal behind it all. If you've got a dead body and you think his brother did it, you're gonna find out you're right" He says it to Kujan about Keaton, but by the end you realize he was talking about Kujan.
Good info. Good insights.
The more I watch your videos the more I find myself watching the ones you've talked about. Thanks! Now i'll never be out of movies to watch.
Tyler in Fight Club is also in the 'Welcome' video of the hotel Jack is staying at.
Primal Fear I think is the name of the movie with Edward Norton and Richard Gere. It has a good twist
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Awesome list!!!!!
In This Pristeige the reveal of a twin is actually right at the beginning. When Bale's character says we were two competing magicians, he is refering to him and his twin
The Lion King, the opening line is scar comparing how he will never be king to how the mouse he caught for breakfast will never live to see the light of day again. However, when Zazu and mufassa show up the mouse escapes foreshadowing that scar will become king.
Nice work!! It must me damn hard to find these mistakes
The Sixth Sense is a brilliant movie because it still works when you rewatch it, knowing that Bruce Willis is dead.
On first watching, that scene in the restaurant is a wife who is upset that her husband showed up late on their anniversary; on repeat viewings, we know it is a heartbroken woman spending her anniversary alone. Genius movie making.
Those hints are just good writing. If you make a twist that is so different than the story line that you completely loose the audience then the writers have not done a good job. You should get an ahh-ahh!! moment not what?? moment
Scott Hix I think people often forget that good twists will encapsulate the whole movie, giving it new (more streamlined) meaning. This is why the twists in '6th sense', and 'unbreakable' are so amazing - they reframe the whole thing, giving the movie new meaning on the second viewing. IMO it even goes for some video games (like Bioshock Infinite).
This is unlike most modern jumping-on-the-plot-twist-bandwagon-twists (I'm looking at you, Chris Nolan). People can say what the will about M. Night. anno 2015; no one have been able to pull off plot twists like he did.
+Nils Rungholm Jensen sort of like the twist in the end of Shawshank, everything ,makes sense in the end, while before the movie is just random clips of people in prison some of it connecting in non-important ways.
Screen Rant has good videos with bullshit thumbnails.
That's awesome about Back to the Future.
This was very entertaining thanks.
Book Of Eli, Goes to cross a large, completely collapsed-in-the-middle bridge and doesn't walk over it, listen carefully and he kicks a rock and hears it fall, which is how he knows there's nothing there.
Thomas Daniel Every time he reads he puts his hand over the page. I remember seeing that and going "well he won't be reading too much"
I didn't figure it out because I simply didn't care much for the movie and I wasn't paying much attention.
I feel like an idiot for never catching the "brother" thing in The Prestige.
Great video
Just found this channel, really enjoying your videos! Keep it up! =D
I think they could make an entire video like this just for Inception.
How interesting.
How about the secret message in Star Wars: The Phantom Menace when Qui-Gon tells the young Anakin..."These movies will suck"
I liked them tbh
the back to the future's..
really blew my mind
super cool, now i have some conversation starters!
I dont think the narrators of these types of videos realise that they are not the only ones who know these clues. They should say "probably" instead of "totally"
Momento. Shelby briefly replaces Sammy Jankis in the hospital chair as a nurse walks by in one of the flashbacks.
this video made me want to watch all these movies again (and some for the first time).
One of my favorites is the foreshadowing to Stay Puft in Ghostbusters. Throughout the movie you see his happy image sprinkled in background.
that last Batman one was a huuuuuge stretch. sounded like like u didn't even believe it when you said it
This is pure shit. None of the these are mind blowing and none were hidden.
Thanks for helping contribute to the dumbing down of humanity.
+rdecredico You're pure shit
+Devilish Dovahkiin iykyiutu
+rdecredico finally someone feels like me!! all these clues are so fucking subtle.. even sherlock couldnt have spotted them
+Manas Sharma whats is subtle?
Amaaaaaaazing! Keep it up!
These are great movies. It'd be great to see a mash up of some.
There's a clue in the twilight films. The film's name is a giveaway that what are about to see is total shyte.
All of the movies for Harry Potter. The clue is: THE BOOK
If you read the book, it gives clues for the movie. :D
+C Codder *gasps* You're a genius.
Lol. Ikr
Sure. ;D
+C Codder u mean the book is so differently to the movie that one could actually say that the movie is just the plot of the saga (or franchise), but details are uncommonly equal in relationses? yeah, atleast speakin of the last one, thats the only one i say, not sure if thats the reason why its imo the worst movie, but in any case top of the few books ive read!
this was a good one my personal favorite is the one from Back to the Future I learned that one a couple years ago I always thought it was epic
Wow I really didn't notice those thanks guys
Actually Bruce Wills DOES interact with a human even though he is supposed to be dead - his secretary. This is when he is called out of the room during a recording with the child and later hears the ghosts whispering.
The Usual Suspects one is ridiculous ... deductive viewers find out long before the rest of the viewers? Um, he gets that lighter like 30 seconds before it is fully revealed he is Keyser Soze.
I actually noticed the Back to the Future one the first time I saw the film. I really enjoy small hints in movies, sometimes you see them the next few times you watch it
Book of Eli is scattered with clues throughout. The way he knocks over everything in the building with the dead dude, the way he touches dead dude down to his feet before taking his shoes, the epic underpass fight sequence. These are but a few. That twist I did not see comming
I'm CIA.
And you're a big guy.
For you
+Razza Clarke Everyone seems to think that he says "for you" in reply to "you're a big guy," but he was finishing his sentence. Remember the agent asks "If I take off you're mask will you die?" To which bane replies "It would be extremely painful...for you."
pobiakc4 everyone knows, its just a fucking stupid conversation in general
+pobiakc4 What gives you reason to believe you're right?
Reservoir dogs is the best movie ever.
It's brilliant but not the best ever
Mr. Blond is my homie
Mr pink is my favorite.
you guys really used you cat eye on this one! Thumbsup all the way :) In my reaction i actually knew a couple of these so I felt special haha
AMAZING !!!
iam sorry but usual suspects, sixth sense, fight club where a twist, i dont think to many people knew who kyser sose was or tyler dergen in fight club they where a shocker. now as far as dark knight rises i knew marion cotilard was gonna be talia agul cause when the electricity went out she told story about growing up with no electricity, plus marion cotilard denied miranda tate was gonna be talia agul thats why i wasent shocked there. but ill give credit to this list.
Yea just by the rumors about her too.
It's just ashamed that Nolan wasn't a real Batman fan. He did him injustice by not making Bruce notice the triangle on her back. He is the worlds Greatest Detective and has an eidetic memory. Nolan polluted the memory of Batman and raped his character. Having said that, he was still better then Ben Affleck's Batman.
Spoken like a true sad person
Harrison mcbride Nice try, He is Batman. Not you. He is the WORLD's Greatest detective. Not a clueless want to be like you.
Bale did not rape Batman, he did awesome. On the other hand Ben Assfleck did...
Rubencitos I do like Bale as Batman, I just think that Nolan ruined the memory of him by ending it the way he did. Also a few things I disagree with that Bale did, that I can live with, but overall it was the story that Nolan muffed up, like making Batman only have a little over a year of being Batman, then he is totally wiped out. Give me a break, Batman is supposed to be the works finest athlete too, not some guy who can't take 18 months of working out hard.
Fat Mann what shit you smoke. whatever it is seems pretty f$#&%d up
I already knew about Back To The Future, and Fight Club.
"He was too dangerous to be left alive" (Darth Sidious to Anakin)"He's too dangerous to be left alive" (Mace Windu to Anakin)
Thant's irony, not really a clue