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One twist I really loved was the one in Interstellar, where the main character realizes he’s the one that was alerting his daughter the whole time. Really hits you at the end, but a great movie
Nah Scream is even BETTER after knowing Ghostface's identity. There's so many hints that you find even after your 5th watch. I didnt even notice the creepy hanging dolls in Stu's attic until my most recent rewatch. One of them looked like Casey. Dead giveaway, but the chase scene is so quick you can blink and miss it.
The genre switch in Parasite was what propelled the movie from 100 to 1000. It didn't ruin the movie at all. If anything, it's a testament to Bong's genius screenplay on this once in a lifetime film. Give credit where credit is due.
im still trying to figure out the mentality of the stupidass channel. Do they expect you to watch a movie, 3/4s of the way through, shut it off, take a few guesses, forget about it for about 5 months, come back, watch it again 3/4s of the way through, shut it off, make a few guesses, forget about it for about 5 months, come back, etc etc?
yeah but who the fuck wants to watch a movie to NOT see the ending? and who watches a good movie that has a plot twist and is like "WHelp, I'm done, I can never watch this movie ever again."? THats the dumbest shit ever
When it comes to the Snape entry; I’m glad to have been one of the few who never heard that Severus killed Dumbledore and that he was the good guy. I was shocked when he killed him
I saw Fight Club a year ago and I didn’t know the twist. It was a good reveal! On the flip side my fiancé saw Psycho for the first time a while back and he had no idea about any of the twists! He actually didn’t see a lot of it coming despite the movie’s age, so that was great to see/discuss his reactions.
yessss! Nolan is my fave director ❤ but I recognized Christian Bale as Angier so the twins twist was smaller than the cloning and killing the clones twist for me!
I don't understand why knowing the twist of a movie would "ruin" it. If it's a good film, it's a good film, and people like rewatching it. There are several of these that I have watched multiple times and knowing the twist doesn't diminish my enjoyment of them at all.
Certain cases like knowing Jigsaw in Saw definitely would ruin many first time watcher experience. You need to be in the shadow, otherwise the "WTF just happened!?" moment wouldn't be there, if you already got spoiled. Also, what you experienced is definitely not universal. The same thing you wouldn't enjoy something that others would, and vice versa.
I find I get more enjoyment out of the movie after I know about twists. I feel like I pick up more on clues. The way my brain processes movies doesn't really let me pick up on all the details, especially during the first watch.
I don’t think the Scream twist ruined things, I think it makes it more interesting to watch it knowing that because if you watch knowing who the killers are you can watch Billy and Stu and see if you can see that in their actions
@@alm2187 That’s not what I mean at all, I just meant to say that for me that twist actually adds to the experience rather than taking something away or ruining the movie.
That’s why it pays to not watch trailers. If you hear about a movie by the title with a couple of actors mentioned & that those things intrigued you you’ll be golden
I wasn't told what the spoiler was but all of my brothers told me that I'd never see the ending coming. In the first ten minutes, I guessed it was Kevin Spacey then literally fell asleep until the last two minutes so yeah, just knowing there's an unexpected ending can ruin a movie but I don't think all of these ruin the movie. For me, it makes the movie better like Scream, it's like the scary version of a joke being funnier when you know what's coming. It's even scarier knowing there's more than one but the bigger twist, to me, is Billy being one of the killers. If you don't know that then you discard him as a suspect very early on and don't revisit him.
Funny thing is, if one knows German, they will already know that Darth Vader translates to Dark Father. I just started this vid, so idk if that was mentioned, but due to the post, I assume it was.
It depends on the focus of the movie. Plot driven movies are easily ruined by spoilers. However, character or theme driven movies are more resilient to spoilers.
^ What they said, plus it depends who you are. I'm a "Need to see it to believe it" type of person, so spoilers only make me wanna watch the movie even more. Watching how everything unfolds is a significant part of a movie, and hearing a spoiler doesn't always ruin that.
VERY pleased to see Frailty in this video!! That movie is awesome. Highly recommended! And Wow, Jacob's Ladder as well. That flick will really mess with your head.
Nothing better than going into a movie COMPLETELY blind. This is not an easy thing to do these days, especially when your an entertainment lover. So when that gem comes along that recieved little to no advertising I can seriously get into it. It's been years for me to have that experience, and it was "The Boy," which received some, but not like a marvel movies worth of advertising, but let's just say I was not in the country for the 3-4 months it would've been advertised, so it was indeed a tuck in for some living doll schlock and got something truly amazing only one time No Snapes reveal makes rewatch all the more tragic. It's beautiful
Or without knowing anything! Imagine going in blind and expecting Mysterio to come back from the dead ending Peter convincing the world he’s innocent or something like that.
You ruined the movie for yourself if you looked up plot leaks. I watched a few theory videos prior to watching No Way Home, because I've never really been bothered by spoilers, but I was still pleasantly surprised when various things turned out to be true.
"The Others" starred Nicole Kidman. There were already hints mid part of the film. Also "A Tale of Two Sisters" - Korean film, I already got a hint that her sister is imaginary due to the suspicious sequence in its screenplay.
I think that maybe if you don't have an interest in any of these movies, their spoilers maybe be giving you a curiosity to watch the movie at least once to see it entirely because it's intriguing to know.
I saw Scream 2 before Scream, because I was too young to see Scream in theaters, therefore I was filled in on the first movie. I’ll never know if knowing the killers’ identities would have mattered. Billy being a killer was obvious. He was so creepy.
*SPOILERS FOR THE INCLUDED FILMS* Se7en, Scream (original), The Sixth Sense, Psycho (original), Orphan, Oldboy (original), Harry Potter franchise, Fight Club, Now You See Me, Shutter Island, Unbreakable, Malignant, Identity, Us, Frailty, Parasite, Jacob's Ladder (original), Knives Out, Arrival, Saw, The Prestige, The Usual Suspects Also, my brother predicted Malignant's mind-melting twists because of the opening scene despite there being no chance of me being able to figure it out. I know other's sited the chase sequence as too obvious foreshadowing as well. I predicted the twist in Frailty and found the film a boring disappointment that was generic. Most of these movies are predictable due to them copycatting each other or being victims of being copycatted so much that you know before you know.
The Saw franchise is 1 of my favourites and I am so glad I never knew about the twist in the first film I remember bein shocked when I first watched Saw I didn't see it comin lol
Come to think of it, all five Scream films work as a family feud between two clans with the psycho gene in them. Too bad the fifth one misuses the Loomis connection and lies about the state of the film industry.
Though the film Us makes JP anything but the new master of logic-based stories. As for the twist, anytime characters have duplicates, it puts us on watch for switches. Anyone watching mindfully would know there's a fifty/fifty chance of that outcome right off.
Clever of WM to divulge only one of the two twists in Identity. If you've never seen it, you can still watch and see if you can guess the one killer you're looking for among the sixteen personalities. 😉
When you find out in the original IT that penny wise is just a giant spider, it completely takes away all the fear and scariness of the movie, and once you know this, the movie is no longer a great horror film.
@@misseselise3864 regardless it was super dumb and it took all the gravity out of the movie. I have deep fear for clowns cause of that movie. Rewatching it the moment I see the spider my fear instantly goes away and the movie is comical
@@JazzyJeffRealTalk That's the point as it takes form of whatever you're afraid of. Its not really a spider, thats just the closest thing the kids mind could comprehend as its true form. I agree though it doesn't hold up too well in the movies It's much better explained in the book
@@King6ix5tring I understand the story. I’m just saying it helped me realized the movie ain’t as scary when that ending comes. It ruins the mystique of the scary killer clown. They should’ve kept him as a clown the whole time. It’s a scarier premise
418: OMG, Shaggy is GhostFace. Seriously, I didn’t know that at all. How was I supposed to know that Roger L Jackson is also the same voice of Mojo Jojo?
I remember very clearly knowing about the end of Jacob's Ladder because I read about it in a story analysis of the first Silent Hill game, which Masahiro Ito confirmed to be a significant influence on the game. The analysis pointed out that the ending of the film and the bad ending of the game both placed the stories as "dying dreams." I probably liked Jacob's Ladder a lot more knowing this going into it.
I don’t think Shutter Island is killed by the spoiler. It’s enjoyable to rewatch and notice how uncomfortable all the staff members are around him, knowing the actual truth.
This is just a list of movies with twists in them. I disagree that these twists ruin the movies but of course once you know what is going on you are not gonna look at these movies with fresh eyes.
@1:00 actually, I hope Psycho is NOT on the list because, like Sixth Sense, rewatches enhance the experience. However, movies like The Game, Identity, Usual Suspects, etc... you literally cannot watch a second time. I love lists like this regardless!
What about From Dusk Till Dawn? I remember I went to see Primal Fear with my then girlfriend instead of From Dusk Till Dawn. I absolutely loved the movie and the next day I called my brother and talked to him about it. He asked me if I had watched From Dusk Till Dawn, I told him no and asked him to tell me about it, he refused point blank. To the point that I was kind of pissed off by the time our call ended. Anyway I promptly forgot about it and about a year later I was in a video rental store and I saw From Dusk Till Dawn and remembered my conversation with my brother so I rented the movie. After watching it I immediately called my brother and the first thing I said to him when he picked up was thanks. He asked what for, I said for not telling me about From Dusk Till Dawn and spent like the next hour or so excitedly talking about the movie.
My wife huge harry potter fan been together for almost 12 years and I just watched harry potter this year lol. Had no idea what snapes intentions were, however being a huge anime fan dude gave me Itachi Uchia vibes all the way through. I was 99.9 percent sure he was a good guy. When he said to harry "You have your mothers eyes" I melted inside
Last Christmas: Guy being dead the whole time. Kate and Leopold: (if you watch the directors cut) Kate can be seen in 1876 at the beginning of the film. The Sixth Sense: Malcolm was dead the whole time.
Oh, yup! Someone blogged about Snape killing Dumbledore, like, a few films before it came out even! When I started making my way through the books, though, it caught me off-guard in book 5 when Bellatrix killed _ _ _ _ _ _.
I saw someone on a virtual pet site with a pet name related to a Deathly Hallows spoiler about certain events, and another was posting Twilight: Breaking Dawn spoilers. I didn't know of them being spoilers at the time (I hadn't read DH, and didn't care about Twilight, nor never saw that user), but now I'm cracking up about the pet name being frozen, especially since that person was trolling me back in the day. So I hope that user still owned that pet.
Yes I absolutely guessed the Malignant twist because it was really obvious to anyone who's seen more than the bare basic horror films in their life lol. Same with the identity of the killers in any Scream movie, but especially 1 &4 if you couldn't guess that I don't know how you survived to adulthood.
Agreed. My husband and I were watching together and he was able to predict it, and he sucks at predicting stuff. It became obvious midway as there was a specific murder scene . They focused too long on the killer. You could see the stabbing motion looked like it was happening backwards. Had they not focused on that and some of the awkward running for as long as they did then MAYBE we would not have predicted it, but yeah, it was quite easy to figure out after seeing that.
Who wrote this list?!?! SOME of these movies are unwatchable a second time round, once you know “the twist”, but the majority are definitely worth a second or third watch, where knowing adds a new layer to the film you’ve seen before, and a newfound enjoyment too.
I feel like the sixth sense should have gotten a mention and i know that for a fact because just before i was about to watch it for the first time my then friend drops the plot twist in it, wich kind of ruined the movie for me, atleast i think it would have been better to watch without knowing the twist beforehand anyway.
While I don't want to know the twists or reveals ahead of my first viewing, I don't think it ruins subsequent viewings to know them after you watch it. My favorite pastime is watching movies again and looking for those little hints filmmakers put in there.
bad take on shutter island. I think it plays the same as the sixth sense. I think it gives it more rewatchability. I notice something new every time i watch it that i didnt pick up on in previous watches. Its one of my all time favorites. Great video though. Love yalls content
My brother spoiled the ending of the sixth sense. I paused half way through the movie to get a snack, and my brother was in the kitchen, and asked "how crazy is it he was dead the whole time"
the title is misleading. the video is about spoilers that are sure to ruin movies if told or shown by someone, not spoilers that HAVE ruined movies as if nobody went in blind watching them. most movies on this list i didn't have anything spoiled for me (others i didn't watch) and i thoroughly enjoyed them, especially Malignant that i love. Identity is another one i absolutely loved the ending of and i kept mentioning it whenever talking to someone about twist endings they should definitely watch without checking any trailers for it.
I hate it when that happens. It happened for me twice with NWH. May and Peter 2/3 were spoiled because it released like a day earlier in Europe than America for some reason🤦🏻♂️
No, interacting with aliens doesn't distort time. Understanding a language makes you think the way a civilization thinks. Aliens have a circular time comprehension, when Amy understands their language she starts thinking like them, sensing the future, past, present at the same time.
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THIS LIST GOING TO DIVIDE PEOPLE BECAUSE YOU PUT GREAT FILMS ON A POINTLESS LIST!
@@eddiejoewalt7746 how it this pointless
STAR WARS : Phantom Menace
the soundtrack listing mentionning : "Qui Gon's Funeral" as a song title.
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One twist I really loved was the one in Interstellar, where the main character realizes he’s the one that was alerting his daughter the whole time. Really hits you at the end, but a great movie
Yes that was a great twist for me!!
Yeah didn't like it. Because he communicated the most difficult formula ever with only a watch and Morse code.
@Oren Black yeah i know. Wanted to put a nuanced opinion but you are right. It was crap.
Chris Nolan makes the best twists ❤
Tbh, I disagree with most of this. I find it fun to rewatch films like these, just to find clues that I missed before.
Yea but, if somebody blows it for ya, your first time is like your second.
Exactly!
WatchMojo sucks
I definitely agree
@@ConsCope That’s your opinion.
Nah Scream is even BETTER after knowing Ghostface's identity. There's so many hints that you find even after your 5th watch. I didnt even notice the creepy hanging dolls in Stu's attic until my most recent rewatch. One of them looked like Casey. Dead giveaway, but the chase scene is so quick you can blink and miss it.
Wow I didnt notice that, the next time gonna watch to pay attention in details like this.
The genre switch in Parasite was what propelled the movie from 100 to 1000. It didn't ruin the movie at all. If anything, it's a testament to Bong's genius screenplay on this once in a lifetime film. Give credit where credit is due.
But if you knew bout the spoiler before you watched it for the first time that would ruin your enjoyment
Watchmojo: The spoilers will ruin the movie
Also Watchmojo: Here's 20 spoilers that will ruin movies
That’s what I was thinking, I’ve seen like 8 or 9 movies of this list
im still trying to figure out the mentality of the stupidass channel. Do they expect you to watch a movie, 3/4s of the way through, shut it off, take a few guesses, forget about it for about 5 months, come back, watch it again 3/4s of the way through, shut it off, make a few guesses, forget about it for about 5 months, come back, etc etc?
Right, I came to the comments to reply the exact same thing
I agree that knowing the ending takes that “oh my gosh” feeling out of it… They are good to watch, but you don’t have that shock!
yeah but who the fuck wants to watch a movie to NOT see the ending? and who watches a good movie that has a plot twist and is like "WHelp, I'm done, I can never watch this movie ever again."? THats the dumbest shit ever
When it comes to the Snape entry; I’m glad to have been one of the few who never heard that Severus killed Dumbledore and that he was the good guy. I was shocked when he killed him
I also absolutely loved when Billy Loomis made the "we all go a little mad sometimes" comment referencing psycho
I saw Fight Club a year ago and I didn’t know the twist. It was a good reveal! On the flip side my fiancé saw Psycho for the first time a while back and he had no idea about any of the twists! He actually didn’t see a lot of it coming despite the movie’s age, so that was great to see/discuss his reactions.
Fight Club is actually much better when you know the twist.
The only I don't get ir is (spoiler) is the building really colapses??
@@manueltapia1859 It really collapses.
@@M.H3ndr1ks Holly cow thought was his imsgination!!!
I love the Prestige twist because it enhances the movie for me and no matter how many times I watch it I see something different each time
yessss! Nolan is my fave director ❤ but I recognized Christian Bale as Angier so the twins twist was smaller than the cloning and killing the clones twist for me!
Isn’t it fun to rewatch these movies with the knowledge to see all of the clues that were hidden. I think so.
I don't understand why knowing the twist of a movie would "ruin" it. If it's a good film, it's a good film, and people like rewatching it. There are several of these that I have watched multiple times and knowing the twist doesn't diminish my enjoyment of them at all.
Certain cases like knowing Jigsaw in Saw definitely would ruin many first time watcher experience. You need to be in the shadow, otherwise the "WTF just happened!?" moment wouldn't be there, if you already got spoiled.
Also, what you experienced is definitely not universal. The same thing you wouldn't enjoy something that others would, and vice versa.
I find I get more enjoyment out of the movie after I know about twists. I feel like I pick up more on clues. The way my brain processes movies doesn't really let me pick up on all the details, especially during the first watch.
I don’t think the Scream twist ruined things, I think it makes it more interesting to watch it knowing that because if you watch knowing who the killers are you can watch Billy and Stu and see if you can see that in their actions
So all you mean is it saves you time if you don't want to watch it twice. 😜
@@alm2187 That’s not what I mean at all, I just meant to say that for me that twist actually adds to the experience rather than taking something away or ruining the movie.
I never knew that it was Billy and Stu until the end.
What I don't understand is that all of the movies didn't reveal the"killer" until the end or towards the end. When is MOJO expecting the reveals?
I'd argue that the book of eli should be on this list.
That’s why it pays to not watch trailers. If you hear about a movie by the title with a couple of actors mentioned & that those things intrigued you you’ll be golden
all these twist were spoiled by people who already say the movie
One movie spoiler that really ticked me off was when the Sonic movie was coming out and everyone was posting the full post credit scene
Lmbo
Social media will spoil movies for you.
I wasn't told what the spoiler was but all of my brothers told me that I'd never see the ending coming. In the first ten minutes, I guessed it was Kevin Spacey then literally fell asleep until the last two minutes so yeah, just knowing there's an unexpected ending can ruin a movie but I don't think all of these ruin the movie. For me, it makes the movie better like Scream, it's like the scary version of a joke being funnier when you know what's coming. It's even scarier knowing there's more than one but the bigger twist, to me, is Billy being one of the killers. If you don't know that then you discard him as a suspect very early on and don't revisit him.
Wow! What an ending! Who would’ve thought that Darth Vader is Luke Skywalker’s father!
Funny thing is, if one knows German, they will already know that Darth Vader translates to Dark Father.
I just started this vid, so idk if that was mentioned, but due to the post, I assume it was.
Actually "Arrival" wasn't that much of a twist, I found myself guessing the truth at about 1/3 of the movie...
Doesn’t every spoiler ruin a movie…….there was no need for this list. Must be a slow day…
I thought that at first too, but then I remembered The Skin I Live In. I knew the twist and it was still a pretty fucked up movie, great watch
It depends on the focus of the movie. Plot driven movies are easily ruined by spoilers. However, character or theme driven movies are more resilient to spoilers.
^ What they said, plus it depends who you are. I'm a "Need to see it to believe it" type of person, so spoilers only make me wanna watch the movie even more. Watching how everything unfolds is a significant part of a movie, and hearing a spoiler doesn't always ruin that.
“Luke I am your father” is such a good plot twist but it’s such a part of our pop culture.
That's not the line
"No. I am your father."
Star Wars is shit
I'm gonna be the third person to correct it. No
@@SteakBoss1 Amazing, every word that you just said, was wrong
VERY pleased to see Frailty in this video!! That movie is awesome. Highly recommended! And Wow, Jacob's Ladder as well. That flick will really mess with your head.
Bill Paxton was such a great actor still can't believe he's gone
Nothing better than going into a movie COMPLETELY blind. This is not an easy thing to do these days, especially when your an entertainment lover. So when that gem comes along that recieved little to no advertising I can seriously get into it. It's been years for me to have that experience, and it was "The Boy," which received some, but not like a marvel movies worth of advertising, but let's just say I was not in the country for the 3-4 months it would've been advertised, so it was indeed a tuck in for some living doll schlock and got something truly amazing only one time
No Snapes reveal makes rewatch all the more tragic. It's beautiful
Also, it didn’t ruin the movie, but how awesome would it have been going into nwh without those leaks
Or without knowing anything! Imagine going in blind and expecting Mysterio to come back from the dead ending Peter convincing the world he’s innocent or something like that.
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You ruined the movie for yourself if you looked up plot leaks. I watched a few theory videos prior to watching No Way Home, because I've never really been bothered by spoilers, but I was still pleasantly surprised when various things turned out to be true.
@@rokeYouuer I didn’t Google anything. It just appeared in my feed. Also, the comment clearly says the movie wasn’t ruined
"The Others" starred Nicole Kidman. There were already hints mid part of the film. Also "A Tale of Two Sisters" - Korean film, I already got a hint that her sister is imaginary due to the suspicious sequence in its screenplay.
I think that maybe if you don't have an interest in any of these movies, their spoilers maybe be giving you a curiosity to watch the movie at least once to see it entirely because it's intriguing to know.
I saw Scream 2 before Scream, because I was too young to see Scream in theaters, therefore I was filled in on the first movie. I’ll never know if knowing the killers’ identities would have mattered. Billy being a killer was obvious. He was so creepy.
@onecutesweetypie good point
The truth is malignant twist was pretty much easy to understand seeing the villians posture 🤣
*SPOILERS FOR THE INCLUDED FILMS*
Se7en, Scream (original), The Sixth Sense, Psycho (original), Orphan, Oldboy (original), Harry Potter franchise, Fight Club, Now You See Me, Shutter Island, Unbreakable, Malignant, Identity, Us, Frailty, Parasite, Jacob's Ladder (original), Knives Out, Arrival, Saw, The Prestige, The Usual Suspects
Also, my brother predicted Malignant's mind-melting twists because of the opening scene despite there being no chance of me being able to figure it out. I know other's sited the chase sequence as too obvious foreshadowing as well.
I predicted the twist in Frailty and found the film a boring disappointment that was generic. Most of these movies are predictable due to them copycatting each other or being victims of being copycatted so much that you know before you know.
The crying game and the kingsmen also had really good twists
Knives out was legendary
Or: *Why Not To Watch Spoilers If You Don’t Want The Movie Spoiled!* 🍿 Great List of Movies though! 🎥❤️💯
The Saw franchise is 1 of my favourites and I am so glad I never knew about the twist in the first film I remember bein shocked when I first watched Saw I didn't see it comin lol
Come to think of it, all five Scream films work as a family feud between two clans with the psycho gene in them. Too bad the fifth one misuses the Loomis connection and lies about the state of the film industry.
If you pay attention at the beginning of Deep Red, you can actually see the killer after their first murder.
It wouldn't happen to be a mirror used in Twin Peaks showing a reflection of Bob, would it?
@@alm2187 Sort of.
I could tell that the murderer in Malignant was a woman from the silhouette. Hair style, length and color all matched Madison’s.
Though the film Us makes JP anything but the new master of logic-based stories.
As for the twist, anytime characters have duplicates, it puts us on watch for switches.
Anyone watching mindfully would know there's a fifty/fifty chance of that outcome right off.
Clever of WM to divulge only one of the two twists in Identity.
If you've never seen it, you can still watch and see if you can guess the one killer you're looking for among the sixteen personalities. 😉
When you find out in the original IT that penny wise is just a giant spider, it completely takes away all the fear and scariness of the movie, and once you know this, the movie is no longer a great horror film.
he’s not a spider, that’s just the closest thing to his true form
@@misseselise3864 regardless it was super dumb and it took all the gravity out of the movie. I have deep fear for clowns cause of that movie. Rewatching it the moment I see the spider my fear instantly goes away and the movie is comical
Unless you have arachnophobia.
@@JazzyJeffRealTalk That's the point as it takes form of whatever you're afraid of. Its not really a spider, thats just the closest thing the kids mind could comprehend as its true form. I agree though it doesn't hold up too well in the movies It's much better explained in the book
@@King6ix5tring I understand the story. I’m just saying it helped me realized the movie ain’t as scary when that ending comes. It ruins the mystique of the scary killer clown. They should’ve kept him as a clown the whole time. It’s a scarier premise
STAR WARS : Phantom Menace
the soundtrack listing mentionning : "Qui Gon's Funeral" as a song title.
FML
Such a great FN list. Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome video
I also liked the twist in Source Code. That one was bittersweet.
Why the hell would I watch this video if I don't even know what movies are on the list lol take a lap, Mojo
418: OMG, Shaggy is GhostFace. Seriously, I didn’t know that at all. How was I supposed to know that Roger L Jackson is also the same voice of Mojo Jojo?
415: 20 no’s. Didn’t know any of this.
There are movie twists that are obvious and there are movie twists that’s a big shock we didn’t know
Esther in Orphan totally surprised me 😱
I am so jealous of the first generation that saw Psycho. Imagine seeing that without any idea what happens.
I remember the first time I watched Shutter Island!! It was an experience to say the least!!
I remember very clearly knowing about the end of Jacob's Ladder because I read about it in a story analysis of the first Silent Hill game, which Masahiro Ito confirmed to be a significant influence on the game. The analysis pointed out that the ending of the film and the bad ending of the game both placed the stories as "dying dreams." I probably liked Jacob's Ladder a lot more knowing this going into it.
Jacob’s Ladder has no business being on this list. It has more rewatchability than even Sixth Sense.
I don’t think Shutter Island is killed by the spoiler. It’s enjoyable to rewatch and notice how uncomfortable all the staff members are around him, knowing the actual truth.
I was pretty sure that The Murder on the Orient Express would have been on here as the spoiler would ruin the whole movie.
Hans the Villain is One of the Greatest Plot Twist that happens in a Children's Disney Movie that Truly Shock me one i First see it
Shouldn’t this be called “Top 20 Movies To See Blindly” instead?
417: No mention for Ratatouille? No one knew that Linguini was related to Gusteau
Malignant was funny to me and pretty easy to figure out if you have a fond for horror movies and have seen enough of them.
This is just a list of movies with twists in them. I disagree that these twists ruin the movies but of course once you know what is going on you are not gonna look at these movies with fresh eyes.
How to spoil some really fantastic films with one stupid post 👍
Scream and saw are my favorite
@1:00 actually, I hope Psycho is NOT on the list because, like Sixth Sense, rewatches enhance the experience. However, movies like The Game, Identity, Usual Suspects, etc... you literally cannot watch a second time. I love lists like this regardless!
What do you guys mean that the spoilers ruined the film? Are you guys referring about the trailer? I’m a bit confused.
419: Scream is the only horror movie for me. For other ones, it’s not for me to know any plot details. I get scared easily
I love almost as much discovering a plot twist for the first time… than watching a movie again with a new eye knowing that info 😏
What about From Dusk Till Dawn? I remember I went to see Primal Fear with my then girlfriend instead of From Dusk Till Dawn. I absolutely loved the movie and the next day I called my brother and talked to him about it. He asked me if I had watched From Dusk Till Dawn, I told him no and asked him to tell me about it, he refused point blank. To the point that I was kind of pissed off by the time our call ended. Anyway I promptly forgot about it and about a year later I was in a video rental store and I saw From Dusk Till Dawn and remembered my conversation with my brother so I rented the movie. After watching it I immediately called my brother and the first thing I said to him when he picked up was thanks. He asked what for, I said for not telling me about From Dusk Till Dawn and spent like the next hour or so excitedly talking about the movie.
Can’t even watch this, I just have to ask why?! Lol
My wife huge harry potter fan been together for almost 12 years and I just watched harry potter this year lol. Had no idea what snapes intentions were, however being a huge anime fan dude gave me Itachi Uchia vibes all the way through. I was 99.9 percent sure he was a good guy. When he said to harry "You have your mothers eyes" I melted inside
Now you see me is one of my fav movies :)
What's the difference between a ''best twist'' list and ''spoilers'' list? Isn't it essentially the same thing just from different ends?
Last Christmas: Guy being dead the whole time.
Kate and Leopold: (if you watch the directors cut) Kate can be seen in 1876 at the beginning of the film.
The Sixth Sense: Malcolm was dead the whole time.
I just love your videos!
Tale of Two Sister's should have definitely been on this list
Why did she have to single out frailty as a fiction movie when it's obviously not the only one in this video?
Oh, yup! Someone blogged about Snape killing Dumbledore, like, a few films before it came out even!
When I started making my way through the books, though, it caught me off-guard in book 5 when Bellatrix killed _ _ _ _ _ _.
I saw someone on a virtual pet site with a pet name related to a Deathly Hallows spoiler about certain events, and another was posting Twilight: Breaking Dawn spoilers.
I didn't know of them being spoilers at the time (I hadn't read DH, and didn't care about Twilight, nor never saw that user), but now I'm cracking up about the pet name being frozen, especially since that person was trolling me back in the day. So I hope that user still owned that pet.
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Tobey and Andrew in No Way Home. I was stuck doging youtube for weeks until I got to see it in cinemas and it was worth it
every new that before the movie came out it was not really a surprise of any kind
Ha! I guessed the twist in Malignant... I mean they called him a cancer in the opening, so once i realized the killer was movibg backwards... Easy!
You sir lie! Lok jk
Yes I absolutely guessed the Malignant twist because it was really obvious to anyone who's seen more than the bare basic horror films in their life lol. Same with the identity of the killers in any Scream movie, but especially 1 &4 if you couldn't guess that I don't know how you survived to adulthood.
Agreed. My husband and I were watching together and he was able to predict it, and he sucks at predicting stuff. It became obvious midway as there was a specific murder scene . They focused too long on the killer. You could see the stabbing motion looked like it was happening backwards. Had they not focused on that and some of the awkward running for as long as they did then MAYBE we would not have predicted it, but yeah, it was quite easy to figure out after seeing that.
It’s funny you two say this but I haven’t heard anyone else predict malignant twist and they have watched more horror movies than you could count.
I was gobsmacked at malignant's reveal that i rewatched it there and then!
Thanks for reminding me why I don't watch trailers as much as I can. I love going into movies blind.
Yes I did know about these spoilers beforehand it was the experience of enrich in movies on TV by its ruin on the DVDS by horror movies
Who wrote this list?!?! SOME of these movies are unwatchable a second time round, once you know “the twist”, but the majority are definitely worth a second or third watch, where knowing adds a new layer to the film you’ve seen before, and a newfound enjoyment too.
Pretty ironic how the title says “Top 20 Spoilers that ruined the Movie” even tho watching the video just spoils the movies smh
The old boy one.. oohhh myyy gooooodddd. I wish i had scene it before i knew! 😂
I feel like the sixth sense should have gotten a mention and i know that for a fact because just before i was about to watch it for the first time my then friend drops the plot twist in it, wich kind of ruined the movie for me, atleast i think it would have been better to watch without knowing the twist beforehand anyway.
While I don't want to know the twists or reveals ahead of my first viewing, I don't think it ruins subsequent viewings to know them after you watch it. My favorite pastime is watching movies again and looking for those little hints filmmakers put in there.
bad take on shutter island. I think it plays the same as the sixth sense. I think it gives it more rewatchability. I notice something new every time i watch it that i didnt pick up on in previous watches. Its one of my all time favorites. Great video though. Love yalls content
My brother spoiled the ending of the sixth sense. I paused half way through the movie to get a snack, and my brother was in the kitchen, and asked "how crazy is it he was dead the whole time"
I love the original Saw ending
The ending of Arlington Road should be on here. You definitely wouldn't even want a clue about what was about to happen...
the title is misleading. the video is about spoilers that are sure to ruin movies if told or shown by someone, not spoilers that HAVE ruined movies as if nobody went in blind watching them.
most movies on this list i didn't have anything spoiled for me (others i didn't watch) and i thoroughly enjoyed them, especially Malignant that i love.
Identity is another one i absolutely loved the ending of and i kept mentioning it whenever talking to someone about twist endings they should definitely watch without checking any trailers for it.
Frailty is such an underrated gem!
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A thumbnail spoiling Iron Man's death ruined ENDGAME for me
I hate it when that happens. It happened for me twice with NWH. May and Peter 2/3 were spoiled because it released like a day earlier in Europe than America for some reason🤦🏻♂️
No, interacting with aliens doesn't distort time. Understanding a language makes you think the way a civilization thinks. Aliens have a circular time comprehension, when Amy understands their language she starts thinking like them, sensing the future, past, present at the same time.
I came here to say this. Whoever wrote the script to this video didn't understand the movie at all.
Heads up lists like this you should say the movie first instead of the spoiler in case someone hasn't seen the movie.