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The sixth sense. Maybe not a bad movie, but a twist most did not see coming. When they shot the doctor. I said dude done for. So I wasn't surprised when they revealed
You should consider the 1990 movie, "Presumed Innocent". Harrison Ford, Brian Dennehy, Raúl Juliá, Bonnie Bedelia, Paul Winfield and Greta Scacchi. It's a great courtroom drama with a twist I certainly didn't see coming.
Hasn't anyone seen the movie, "The Other?" Based on a Tom Tryon novel, a lot of the films listed here, and many other UA-cam lists, are really take offs of that movies premise.
everyone. i did research while watching. i listened to the whole video, wrote down all the movies and did some web searching and tried to see what all 30 movies had in common and why they are considered “bad”. according to WM, a bad movie is any movie rated below a ~77% average on ROTTEN TOMATOES. but yes, i agree with most of yall. there are some banger movies in here. 0:22 - Lucky Number Slevin - 52% 1:27 - Red Notice - 37% 2:33 - Den of Thieves - 41% 3:25 - A Perfect Getaway - 62% 4:36 - Reindeer Games - 25% 5:43 - War - 13% 6:45 - The Uninvited - 32% 7:51 - Passengers (2008) - 19% 8:48 - Freddy’s Dead - 23% 9:43 - Identity - 63% 10:42 - Devil - 50% 11:46 - The Nutcracker and the Four Realms - 32% 12:53 - The Boy - 31% 13:57 - Don’t Worry Darling - 38% 15:10 - Life - 67% 16:34 - Click - 34% 17:45 - Dead Silence - 21% 19:12 - Seven Pounds - 27% 20:22 - Skeleton Key - 37% 21:36 - Malignant - 77% 22:51 - Vanilla Sky - 42% 24:00 - Fallen - 40% 25:32 - Repo Men - 21% 26:51 - Ender’s Game - 63% 27:56 - Smokin’ Aces - 31% 29:28 - Final Destination 5 - 63% 30:48 - Terminator 3 - 70% 32:08 - Orphan - 59% 33:21 - Book of Eli - 47% 34:56 - Saw 3D - 9%
I just realized that the title of this movie is BAD MOVIES saved by the twist... Lucky Number Slevin is an incredible movie with an even more incredible twist, what the fuck are they smoking at WatchMojo.
@@integral totally agreed. the movie was ruined by the ending, if anything. (I am assuming you mean the final scene where we see the kid). It sh.ts on the whole plot.
I don’t blame Ender for his actions. I blame Graff for putting him in that position in the first place. If anything, Graff should share most of the blame for what happened. Also, in Book of Eli, there’s one scene before the scavengers try to ambush him that, if you blink you might miss it, you can partially see he is blind.
Who comes up with these lists??? Calling Identity a bad movie is crazy, calling The Book of Eli a bad movie and saying the action was a "drag to watch" is bat shit insane
"Vanilla Sky" was a brilliant movie! It is in the same class as 'The Matrix", "Being John Malkovich", "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind", and "Fight Club". I remember seeing people walk out of "Vanilla Sky" and "Spotless Mind" and I know that some people want formulaic movies and are bothered by films that make you think.
I’ve seen Seven Pounds twice. My mom wanted me the first time I saw it that it was one of the saddest movies she’s ever seen and that I (a frequent cryer in movies) would absolutely cry in it. I figured out pretty early on that Tim probably lost his wife and that’s why he’s sad but I still had no clue what the main plot had to do with his wife’s death and why he was doing all of the things he’s been doing. The ending I thought was pretty good and well executed. Plus it made me sob over the last 30ish minutes of the film. I rewatched it and spent the whole movie in tears knowing what everything meant
@@kemoyjohnson4333 As stated; 'Top 30 Unexpected Plot Twists that Saved Bad Movies?' I think Drag Me to Hell should have made the list. (it has a 90% RT score/but only made 45mil in America)
About point 4. This does not mean that Judgement Day could NEVER be prevented, but simply that both Skynet and the Resistance had send back their Terminators too late to do that, AFTER it´s development was finished and it had already been uploaded into the internet. Had they send the T850 a few years earlier it would have been different.
7 Pounds ending made the movie worse for me because box jellyfish venom works by destroying the heart cells and probably affected the other organs. None of the people who needed the organs would actually have been helped by his 'sacrifice'.
"Ghost Ship" should be the inspiration for this list.... Crazy plot twist... And well not sure if it made the movie better... Definitely made it a 100 times more interesting... "High Tension"
Fun fact about the Orphan: The psychiatric ward doctor is played by a czech actor Karel Roden. Even the writings seem to be czech. About 10 or 15 years ago, there was a similar case in the Czech republic, when an adult woman (about 30yo) took an identity of a teen. If I remember well, she was at first involved in a case, where she was adopted by a family that abused her. Already an adult imposing to be a child. She was a mystery and no one had an idea who she really was. She was just considered an abused child. Then the truth came out. She disappeared. Only to reappear in another country (I think it was Norway) as a "child" again.
@@Wallenquist I'll be honest, I'm not sure. I only watched Repo because I kept seeing one of the songs on TikTok and it was hyped so much. Plus I kinda like Anthony Stewert Head as an actor.
I was highly disappointed with Red Notice. It had a weak plot and the acting was terrible. There was no chemistry between the actors, and I love Ryan Reynolds. He was so lackluster in this film. Identity was awesome! Life was predictable. The Skeleton Key was soooooooooo dumb. It was so predicable. I fell asleep during it. Fallen had me rage. LOL Repo Men was meh. Ender's Game was forgettable. Smokin Aces was fun. The Book of Eli was so-so.
How are these supposedly bad movies? Lucky Number Slevin - This is not about the twist, but just great dialogue. A Perfect Getaway - I would have enjoyed that without the twist Reindeer Games - I really don't understand why the director and the actors seemed to want to distance themselves from this movie. It's just fun, and when I saw it in a sneak preview the audience LOVED it. The Uninvited - The acting made this movie enjoyable. Sure, the twist elevated it, but it was certainly not a bad movie before that. Identity - I have read the book and saw a movie that for some reason had a happy ending, but I hadn't really connected this to And then there were none / little Indians. The "twist" came too early, but it was enjoyable nonetheless. Devil - "too similar to Saw" - while showing a scene from the original movie, when gruesomeness was relatively minimal. The Boy - without the twist, maybe not great, but definitely not bad. Don't Worry Darling - not really a twist if you're expecting it, is it? Life - Nah, the "twist" didn't really save this formulaic movie. Click - Not really a twist. But Walken saves any movie he's in. The Skeleton Key - One of the few Ehren Krueger stories I actually liked. Not a great movie, but definitely not bad either. Vanilla Sky - Nope, the twist didn't really save that movie. Fallen - Another movie with highly entertaining dialogue and scenes. That, and it's rather explicitly not a twist. Repo Men - All right, that was a bad movie. Still so after the twist. Ender's Game - Bad? What have you been smoking? T3 - Definitely not saved by the mediocre twist. Saw 3D - A stab in the back for all who mainly loved the first movie.
I know it's all a matter of taste, but sorry, most of the films may not be masterpieces, but they are definitely not bad. Lucky Number Slevin is such an underrated gem! And Malignant was really cool!
9:43 - I loved Identity and I was overly proud of myself for figuring out most of the plot twist before the end. Shout-out to John C. McGinley for playing a bit against type here.
Book of eli is such a badass movie. The twist is revealed when the bad guy opens the bible and its in braille, this thing he’s been chasing is completely useless and the person he’s been hunting is the only one to understand it. Not only this, but Eli was able to recite the entire bible from memory before his death, forever preserving a very important part of our history. Beautiful movie with a really nice message
Not sure if it's a good example, but there is one movie I've seen, can't remember the name but it's based off the Deep Blue chess computer. Simplified but the story being about a disgraced chess grandmaster who lost to the first chess playing computer, causing him to suffer a breakdown, ruining his life. He's tricked into playing a chess game against a rich megalomaniac using real people as players where they die as the game progresses. The final twist at the end after he's forced to play as a piece and sacrifices his life so his estranged wife isn't killed....it's actually an overly elaborate intervention made by his wife to try and help him get over his trauma, as he was playing against the same computer again, not a human player, and he managed to beat it.
Lucky Number Slevin is an underrated gem. The scene with Morgan Freeman and Sir Ben Kingsley alone is worth watching. And the more people watch Fallen, the better.
Wait, it wasn’t clear and predictable before the reveal that it was obviously the pod w the alien that was landing on earth in Life??? I mean, the pod started spinning out of control in space, and that’s only bad if it’s the pod that’s supposed to be landing on earth. Nothing bad about the pod that’s going to deep space being knocked off course and away from earth
The thing with Dr. Gordon is, I remember people theorizing about him being the accomplice back when Saw 3 came out, refering to the limp of the guy who implats a key behind that dude's eye, the surgical skills needed to perform that technique, his unknown and ambiguous fate after Saw 1. I hoped they would reveal it. Glad they did... BUT WHY IS THE BLOOD FUCKING PINK IN THE ENTIRE MOVIE?!!
I'm looking forward to the next Saw movie, cause Saw X revealed Hoffman's been involved longer than we thought, and there's no way he didn't also set up an escape plan in the bathroom.
Don't forget that Vanilla Sky came out after Minority Report. I like to think that after the end of Vanilla Sky, Tom Cruise's character was revived but lost his fortune in the process so he had to find a new career in law enforcement in the future and became a cop for a Precrime division.
I thought the Nutcracker movie was pleasant enough, but it's.... It's a kids' movie. I watched it with my kids. The accusation that it's too simple, a fight between good and evil? It still has to be the Nutcracker at its core, which again, is the dream of a child!
Orphan was brilliant from start to finish, regardless of the twist. Even before you ever know there is anything going on out of the ordinary, it's pretty much perfect.
Man... I didn't know The Book of Eli or Ender's Game were bad films. I enjoyed them a lot. I read that The Book of Eli could be getting a TV prequel series. That was announced in January 2024 though.
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The sixth sense. Maybe not a bad movie, but a twist most did not see coming. When they shot the doctor. I said dude done for. So I wasn't surprised when they revealed
Knock on the Cabin. I figured it out from the beginning the 4 people were the 4 horseman of the apocalypse.
You should consider the 1990 movie, "Presumed Innocent". Harrison Ford, Brian Dennehy, Raúl Juliá, Bonnie Bedelia, Paul Winfield and Greta Scacchi. It's a great courtroom drama with a twist I certainly didn't see coming.
Hasn't anyone seen the movie, "The Other?" Based on a Tom Tryon novel, a lot of the films listed here, and many other UA-cam lists, are really take offs of that movies premise.
The plot twist from Orphan was pretty good. The twist that Esther was a small adult and not a child was really surprising.
The only thing that was "bad" in the movie was that horrible husband 😂
@@AmyDLucci and Esther seducing the father, ewww 🤢
It's brilliant how the film played with the viewer and pretended to be a copy of The Omen or something similar.
She was a grown ass woman all along.
@@quincybrown1496 duh.
mind you, malignant went from a great movie to an amazing movie with its plot twist
I agree, Malignant was awesome💯🫡
@@thevekomakid agreed
I don’t think we saw tha same movie 🥴
i lovedddd malignant lol it blew my mind
I love Malignant but it definitely seemed like James Wan was going out of his way to make a dull slasher right up to the point he dropped the curtain
everyone. i did research while watching. i listened to the whole video, wrote down all the movies and did some web searching and tried to see what all 30 movies had in common and why they are considered “bad”. according to WM, a bad movie is any movie rated below a ~77% average on ROTTEN TOMATOES. but yes, i agree with most of yall. there are some banger movies in here.
0:22 - Lucky Number Slevin - 52%
1:27 - Red Notice - 37%
2:33 - Den of Thieves - 41%
3:25 - A Perfect Getaway - 62%
4:36 - Reindeer Games - 25%
5:43 - War - 13%
6:45 - The Uninvited - 32%
7:51 - Passengers (2008) - 19%
8:48 - Freddy’s Dead - 23%
9:43 - Identity - 63%
10:42 - Devil - 50%
11:46 - The Nutcracker and the Four Realms - 32%
12:53 - The Boy - 31%
13:57 - Don’t Worry Darling - 38%
15:10 - Life - 67%
16:34 - Click - 34%
17:45 - Dead Silence - 21%
19:12 - Seven Pounds - 27%
20:22 - Skeleton Key - 37%
21:36 - Malignant - 77%
22:51 - Vanilla Sky - 42%
24:00 - Fallen - 40%
25:32 - Repo Men - 21%
26:51 - Ender’s Game - 63%
27:56 - Smokin’ Aces - 31%
29:28 - Final Destination 5 - 63%
30:48 - Terminator 3 - 70%
32:08 - Orphan - 59%
33:21 - Book of Eli - 47%
34:56 - Saw 3D - 9%
I love all these movies.
I don't understand why people keep looking at Rotten Tomatoes
Respect to you
@@fran3roI look at the audience score I feel like it’s the most accurate
I thought Seven Pounds was a great film
I loved Lucky Number Sleven! It’s not talked about enough
My favorite movie
Yes, an it's not at all a bad movie saved by the twist. Once more, WatchMojo is 80% clickbait.
Yeah wait, that's a great movie. What is Watch Mojo smoking?!
I just realized that the title of this movie is BAD MOVIES saved by the twist... Lucky Number Slevin is an incredible movie with an even more incredible twist, what the fuck are they smoking at WatchMojo.
It's a little convoluted, but i thought it was pretty good.
_Final Destination 5_ coming full circle was a clever twist.
That was absolutely fantastic
Fallen with Denzel has always been Underrated.
Loooove this movie🎉🎉
That twist pissed me right off😂
I liked that film too. Creepy as hell.
Time is on my side yes it is
Lucky Number Slevin is a great movie
Yes fantastic movie
Malignant was actually pretty good. Jeeez, didn't expect that twist tho.
C'mon now. Malignant is so NOT a bad movie.
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Can you name the 30 movies on the list? I just dont wanna spoil myself😅
I thought the same thing... watchmojo trippin
So bad could not even get thru it‼️🥴
Identity was far from a bad movie. Mojo, you're on crack.
I was one of those who like Identify a lot but kinda hated the big reveal at the end. It just wasn't handled as well as it could have been.
@@integral totally agreed. the movie was ruined by the ending, if anything. (I am assuming you mean the final scene where we see the kid). It sh.ts on the whole plot.
They truly are
I lost interest in whatever was happening in that movie as soon as it was revealed that none of the characters were real
They're going off of Rotten Tomatoes or Movie Critic lists.
Isabelle Fuhrman was awesome as Esther, she did a great job of portraying an adult woman who was decades older than she was!
Identity is not a bad movie
That Final Destination plot twist was genius! I'm thinking I was watching a sequel when it was a prequel the whole time, damn that was good!
The comments are exclusively people defending various movies. I'll go with...Lucky Number Slevin is great
Orphan is not a bad movie, even without that twist. 😅
Just because it's a horror movie doesn't have to be bad.
Malignant, The Skeleton Key, Fallen are great.
The Uninvited and Vanilla Sky are remakes.
Why have you done Malignant dirty like that!? It's a fantastic movie with a great twist.
I don’t blame Ender for his actions. I blame Graff for putting him in that position in the first place. If anything, Graff should share most of the blame for what happened.
Also, in Book of Eli, there’s one scene before the scavengers try to ambush him that, if you blink you might miss it, you can partially see he is blind.
Malignant was a great movie
Omg
Malignant is awesome movie
Who comes up with these lists??? Calling Identity a bad movie is crazy, calling The Book of Eli a bad movie and saying the action was a "drag to watch" is bat shit insane
"Vanilla Sky" was a brilliant movie! It is in the same class as 'The Matrix", "Being John Malkovich", "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind", and "Fight Club". I remember seeing people walk out of "Vanilla Sky" and "Spotless Mind" and I know that some people want formulaic movies and are bothered by films that make you think.
That movie had me tripping, watched it at the theater next to a chick who I could see driving us off the road on our way home for not being faithful.
A great twist will always save a bad movie solely because it makes you rethink and rewatch the movie
I’ve seen Seven Pounds twice. My mom wanted me the first time I saw it that it was one of the saddest movies she’s ever seen and that I (a frequent cryer in movies) would absolutely cry in it. I figured out pretty early on that Tim probably lost his wife and that’s why he’s sad but I still had no clue what the main plot had to do with his wife’s death and why he was doing all of the things he’s been doing. The ending I thought was pretty good and well executed. Plus it made me sob over the last 30ish minutes of the film. I rewatched it and spent the whole movie in tears knowing what everything meant
Drag Me to Hell.
One of the best twist out there!
yes but this is a top 30 plot twists for "bad" movies
@@kemoyjohnson4333 Exactly? lol
@@ernstbtmn drag me to hell is not a bad movie?
@@kemoyjohnson4333 As stated; 'Top 30 Unexpected Plot Twists that Saved Bad Movies?'
I think Drag Me to Hell should have made the list.
(it has a 90% RT score/but only made 45mil in America)
@@ernstbtmn 30mil budget, 90mil gross... bad movies dont do that
Lucky Number Slevin is one of my absolute favourite movies ever! Not just the twist, but the touching relationship between Slevin and Mr. Goodcat 🥰💜🥰
I thought Fallen and Identity were good movies
About point 4. This does not mean that Judgement Day could NEVER be prevented, but simply that both Skynet and the Resistance had send back their Terminators too late to do that, AFTER it´s development was finished and it had already been uploaded into the internet.
Had they send the T850 a few years earlier it would have been different.
So many good movies overall.
I will never think of Fallen as a bad movie.
Also, how dare you say The Book of Eli is bad.
7 Pounds ending made the movie worse for me because box jellyfish venom works by destroying the heart cells and probably affected the other organs. None of the people who needed the organs would actually have been helped by his 'sacrifice'.
The Dead Silence plot twist never gets old
I found orphan 2 a much better twist. I mean an evil child is adopted and the mother and son are even worse. Now that's a twist.
"Ghost Ship" should be the inspiration for this list.... Crazy plot twist... And well not sure if it made the movie better... Definitely made it a 100 times more interesting... "High Tension"
Book of Eli is not a bad movie.
yep, and im not agree that Eli was blind, he just knew braile
Nah nah, Malignant was AMAZING
Smokin’ Aces was slept on. I rewatch that movie all the time. I think Ryan Reynolds did some of his best acting in that movie.
Fun fact about the Orphan:
The psychiatric ward doctor is played by a czech actor Karel Roden. Even the writings seem to be czech. About 10 or 15 years ago, there was a similar case in the Czech republic, when an adult woman (about 30yo) took an identity of a teen. If I remember well, she was at first involved in a case, where she was adopted by a family that abused her. Already an adult imposing to be a child. She was a mystery and no one had an idea who she really was. She was just considered an abused child. Then the truth came out. She disappeared. Only to reappear in another country (I think it was Norway) as a "child" again.
She was an actual child the family and doctor lied
I love 'Smokin' Aces'. It's a fun, ridiculous, violent cartoon of a film. I'll die on this hill.
Um Identity is a good ass movie!
Orphan is NOT a bad movie
No, its not. The sequel is pretty good too.
So, wait... Repo Men is just Repo: The Genetic opera?
Wasn't there something about Repo: The Genetic Opera plagiarising something else as well?
@@Wallenquist I'll be honest, I'm not sure. I only watched Repo because I kept seeing one of the songs on TikTok and it was hyped so much. Plus I kinda like Anthony Stewert Head as an actor.
Malignant is not a bad movie.
Shouldn’t be on this list
Eli was not blind but could read braille. At least from what I recall...
I was highly disappointed with Red Notice. It had a weak plot and the acting was terrible. There was no chemistry between the actors, and I love Ryan Reynolds. He was so lackluster in this film.
Identity was awesome!
Life was predictable.
The Skeleton Key was soooooooooo dumb. It was so predicable. I fell asleep during it.
Fallen had me rage. LOL
Repo Men was meh.
Ender's Game was forgettable.
Smokin Aces was fun.
The Book of Eli was so-so.
Only an idiot would call 5th Final destination a bad one - thisis a brilliant prequel, full stop.
i'd say its the best one after 1 and 2. the ending was really worth it
How are these supposedly bad movies?
Lucky Number Slevin -
This is not about the twist, but just great dialogue.
A Perfect Getaway -
I would have enjoyed that without the twist
Reindeer Games -
I really don't understand why the director and the actors seemed to want to distance themselves from this movie. It's just fun, and when I saw it in a sneak preview the audience LOVED it.
The Uninvited -
The acting made this movie enjoyable. Sure, the twist elevated it, but it was certainly not a bad movie before that.
Identity -
I have read the book and saw a movie that for some reason had a happy ending, but I hadn't really connected this to And then there were none / little Indians. The "twist" came too early, but it was enjoyable nonetheless.
Devil -
"too similar to Saw" - while showing a scene from the original movie, when gruesomeness was relatively minimal.
The Boy - without the twist, maybe not great, but definitely not bad.
Don't Worry Darling - not really a twist if you're expecting it, is it?
Life -
Nah, the "twist" didn't really save this formulaic movie.
Click -
Not really a twist. But Walken saves any movie he's in.
The Skeleton Key -
One of the few Ehren Krueger stories I actually liked. Not a great movie, but definitely not bad either.
Vanilla Sky -
Nope, the twist didn't really save that movie.
Fallen -
Another movie with highly entertaining dialogue and scenes. That, and it's rather explicitly not a twist.
Repo Men -
All right, that was a bad movie. Still so after the twist.
Ender's Game -
Bad? What have you been smoking?
T3 -
Definitely not saved by the mediocre twist.
Saw 3D -
A stab in the back for all who mainly loved the first movie.
Most of these movies are actually pretty good, who came up with this list???
i think their deep dive research is rotten tomatoes.
I Hated passengers from 2008 because of the twist! I also hated the movie the Book of Eli for the same reason!
I figured Final destination 5 was set in the past as soon as I saw their cell phones
I watched The Book Of Eli once with my mom and I was completely shocked and impressed but that twist ending
Malignant is a phenomenal movie, i love James Wan.
Not only did i appreciate the fact that Dr Gordon was Jigsaws secret apprentice but also that we finally got tsee hoffman get his comeuppance
"Forgettable Films" is mad disrespectful on a lot of these films
I know it's all a matter of taste, but sorry, most of the films may not be masterpieces, but they are definitely not bad. Lucky Number Slevin is such an underrated gem! And Malignant was really cool!
Ugh, I thought this was a list of bad movies. Lucky Number Slevin is sooooo good
Right! That movie was awesome!
Seven Pounds "slapping" viewers right in the feels 😂
Malignant is the scariest movie I’ve ever seen and the plot twist was the scariest one I’ve witnessed!!
The Lucky Number Slevin slander will not stand!
9:43 - I loved Identity and I was overly proud of myself for figuring out most of the plot twist before the end. Shout-out to John C. McGinley for playing a bit against type here.
They should do another list of horrible plot twists that ruin what was a good movie until the twist. I nominate The Number 23.
Mojo is high af, listing awesome movies as bad
I actually really liked “The Boy” until that ending. The ending ruined it for me personally.
Skeleton key is good!
Not sure you should give Ender's Game this honor....it's kind of one of the most famous literary twists there is.
It is just indicative that people don't read the books that movie's come from.
Wait, lucky number slevin and alot of movies on here were 🔥🔥🔥
Malignant was not bad at all. My favorite film of 2021. I loved the twist. I never saw that coming.
20:17 oh y'all got slap jokes 😁😁
Book of eli is such a badass movie. The twist is revealed when the bad guy opens the bible and its in braille, this thing he’s been chasing is completely useless and the person he’s been hunting is the only one to understand it. Not only this, but Eli was able to recite the entire bible from memory before his death, forever preserving a very important part of our history.
Beautiful movie with a really nice message
I LOVED Lucky Number Slevin, great movie
Lucky number slevin is one of my fav movies i disagree with it being horrible
9:36 - I think y'all need to look up what "satisfying" means...🤔🤷♂️
Fallen was not convoluted
I loved how Eli's abilities were "deniably" miraculous. He *_MIGHT_* have been able to do everything he did naturally . . . .
You can tell the list is BS by the thumbnail. Malignant? Yeah, right 😂
Because the movies fall under 77% for audience scores. I agree with that metric. It removes personal bias.
Not sure if it's a good example, but there is one movie I've seen, can't remember the name but it's based off the Deep Blue chess computer. Simplified but the story being about a disgraced chess grandmaster who lost to the first chess playing computer, causing him to suffer a breakdown, ruining his life. He's tricked into playing a chess game against a rich megalomaniac using real people as players where they die as the game progresses. The final twist at the end after he's forced to play as a piece and sacrifices his life so his estranged wife isn't killed....it's actually an overly elaborate intervention made by his wife to try and help him get over his trauma, as he was playing against the same computer again, not a human player, and he managed to beat it.
Lucky Number Slevin is an underrated gem. The scene with Morgan Freeman and Sir Ben Kingsley alone is worth watching. And the more people watch Fallen, the better.
Wait, it wasn’t clear and predictable before the reveal that it was obviously the pod w the alien that was landing on earth in Life??? I mean, the pod started spinning out of control in space, and that’s only bad if it’s the pod that’s supposed to be landing on earth. Nothing bad about the pod that’s going to deep space being knocked off course and away from earth
The thing with Dr. Gordon is, I remember people theorizing about him being the accomplice back when Saw 3 came out, refering to the limp of the guy who implats a key behind that dude's eye, the surgical skills needed to perform that technique, his unknown and ambiguous fate after Saw 1. I hoped they would reveal it. Glad they did... BUT WHY IS THE BLOOD FUCKING PINK IN THE ENTIRE MOVIE?!!
The twist in The Book of Eli was amazing, no doubt. Though I disagree with calling it a "bad movie."
Eli was blind. But in the movie his faith gave him sight. Throughout the movie Eli was not blind. When he completed his , became blind again
Why did this say "bad movies", its some bangers on this list lol
Because they fall under 77% for audience scores. I agree with that metric. It removes personal bias.
Repo Man pays homage to both Old Boy (hallway fight scene) and Brazil with it's ending.
I love Repo Men
It's not a rip-off of heat it's a rip-off of The usual suspects
21's read unexpected twist is that the real killer isn't any of the adults, but the only child identity that seems to get killed early on.
WM are on crack with some of these film choices 😂
lucky # sleven is a great movie.
I'm looking forward to the next Saw movie, cause Saw X revealed Hoffman's been involved longer than we thought, and there's no way he didn't also set up an escape plan in the bathroom.
I was absolutely shock and terrified by Life’s ending. I didn’t expect the ending to be so scary especially how did they used the music.
Hey, what movie is that thumbnail from?
Malignant, James Wan movie from 2021. Absolute BANGER movie.
And let’s just say the title, “Malignant,” is related to the twist.
Ok
@@olleselinbuckle up. It's a wild ride.
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Vanilla Sky is on point on this list, because Abre Tus Ojos was freaking amazing!
Don't forget that Vanilla Sky came out after Minority Report. I like to think that after the end of Vanilla Sky, Tom Cruise's character was revived but lost his fortune in the process so he had to find a new career in law enforcement in the future and became a cop for a Precrime division.
Eli wasn’t blind the whole time lol God gave him the gift of aight for his journey!
I thought the Nutcracker movie was pleasant enough, but it's.... It's a kids' movie. I watched it with my kids. The accusation that it's too simple, a fight between good and evil? It still has to be the Nutcracker at its core, which again, is the dream of a child!
Orphan was brilliant from start to finish, regardless of the twist. Even before you ever know there is anything going on out of the ordinary, it's pretty much perfect.
Man... I didn't know The Book of Eli or Ender's Game were bad films. I enjoyed them a lot.
I read that The Book of Eli could be getting a TV prequel series. That was announced in January 2024 though.
They said Dead Silence was a bad movie, even with its plot twist. Am I the only one who's getting tired of their recycled content?
I love the boy, but the sequel was a big let down (to me at least, anyone else)