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@@alb0403 Thanos is the first to be characterized, the first on screen character with the most lines, even the first image of him in the movie is him standing over Thor, enveloped in a "calming" blue light. Infinity War is Thanos' movie. He's the "protaganist".
Without Spoilers, Here are the List of the Best Movie Plot Twist of the Century (So Far) 20. Border 19. Us 18. Hereditary 17. Parasite 16. Gone Girl 15. Gone Baby Gone 14. Get Out 13. Identity 12. Orphan 11. Avengers: Infinity War 10. Unbreakable 09. Atonement 08. Shutter Island 07. Arrival 06. The Others 05. The Mist 04. The Prestige 03. Saw 02. Memento 01. Oldboy Honorable Mentions: The Descent Sorry to Bother You The Book of Eli Searching The illusionist
@@catisreckless4647 tbf, the ending for the Mist movie was completely changed from the novella. In the novella there is no twist ending, after reaching the car they just keep driving till they decide to take refuge for the night, where David (the main character) hears a voice on a radio that just says "Hartfort" and the group drives off into the mist towards Hartford, and that's where the book ends. Granted if you're talking for the rest of the movie which IIRC was fairly accurate to the novella I can't say anything for that.
@@ShisuiUchiha-wz7qy I, nor anyone else, can say anything negative about his creativity or work ethic. But when it comes to his actual skill, he is a clear indicator that you don't always have to be talented to be successful.
I remember The Arrival. I loved its twist. It also shows how different their minds were. She wasn’t the only one studying the language. They were studying the language together, yet she was the only one who started to see time non-linear way. Also, the whole “dead daughter” thing was awesome, because we thought it was a flashback, but in reality it was a flashforward the whole time.
@@TheGoldenAlchemist86 Agreed, I think this list should narrow it all down to original stories not based off of literature. Anyone that didn't know what was about to happen, doesn't read any of the comics and gets their information solely off the movies as the truth. Some don't even realize new comics are being made to this day and thought the comic book industry died out forever ago.
Dude literally hit my buddy in the arm first 5 mins in and was like thats not the real girl they switched. The emphasis on the colored things in the hair makes it obvious.
Shutter Island put it right under your nose, and then do a completely 180 despite being somewhat slightly predictable. The whole movie is beautifly a piece of artwork.
Identity is a criminally underrated movie... one of the best twists of all time and the best thing is that it's such a simple one, like Shutter Island, under your nose all the time, but you never thought of it.
There are actually 2 twists in Identity, the twist of what the hotel and people are and the twist of who is actually the "evil" personality. Such a great movie... great cast... watch it every halloween.
The Mist is such an underrated movie. It sets up so many movie cliches(The good guy everyman saves the day, the hero and the heroine somehow end up together, the kid always lives) and then just stomps them out.
How about when the missing sister 'Monday' betrayed her other sisters by selling them out on a Cruel Business Deal revealing she's the real villain in "What happened to Monday".
I like to think the ending of shutter island is him admitting he is choosing to ignore reality or in some way choosing to live in the delusion. That’s one of my favorite movie endings
And so does plot twist from hereditary, i saw that coming miles away before it reached the climax but still end up in the list while knives out, we still convinced that Marta was the killer until the very end.
@@naqib4844 Really? I think it's pretty obvious that she isn't the killer. Besides, there's flashbacks showing that Harlan kills himself and Marta is innocent. She vomit when she try to lie. So how can she cheat on the police by not telling them that she's the killer?!
The Uninvited (2009) has one of the BEST cinematic/satisfying plot twists I’ve ever seen. *Other great thriller movies* with great plot twists are Final Destination 5, Searching (2018), Devil (2010), Orphan (2009), the Saw films, and several Black Mirror episodes are outstanding.
Come on! “Contratiempo” (aka “The Invisible Guest”) deserves to be on this list. The greatest plot twist ever. I won’t give any spoilers to those of you who haven’t seen it but trust me.. IT IS EPIC!
Can I make a small suggestion? When making a list that includes spoilers, can you please list the movie before the spoiler? It makes a little more sense and allows us to skip forward once the movie is mentioned rather than hearing the spoiler to the movie without a chance to really consider it. Much appreciated!
Dude, for real, I came here for a list if movies to check out with good plot twists, only to have every movie I haven't yet seen immediately spoiled. But hey man ✨"views"✨ 🤦🏼♀️
You hit plenty of good ones, but the film that immediately sprung to my mind was 'Million Dollar Baby'. The twist came out of nowhere, creating a completely different story arc. I wouldn't necessarily say it's the best cinematic twist of the 21st century, but it certainly is one that has stayed with me since I first viewed it.
*MY FAVORITES:* Esther is an adult ("Orphan") The Armitage family's secret ("Get Out") The characters are personalities ("Identity") Mr. Glass is a super villain ("Unbreakable") Adelaide is the original Red ("Us") The family members are already dead ("The Others") Sarah is still in the cave ("The Descent")
See, when she didn’t talk about her daughter in the present I figured those scenes had to be the future and it hadn’t happened yet. I thought we were SUPPOSED to understand that, so I was just waiting for a different twist throughout the movie. I didn’t realize THAT was the twist everyone was talking about. It does kinda take the wind out of the sails of the movie.
#1 you might want to watch again since you misunderstood the sacrifice. He doesn't cut out his tongue because he is horrified for sleeping with his daughter. He cuts out his tongue to make amends for telling the siblings' secret. This is in exchange for his daughter never knowing the truth of who he is. It's a lot deeper than you thought and makes the movie better.
I love the new ideas Jordan Peele brings to the table. He's truly in his element. Also, it took me a hot minute to recover from the ending of Infinity War!
@@giovannifilsnicolas6920 there was a boy screaming in the plane and was kicked out before take off then later on, while the plane was in the air, the passenger(one of the 2 survivors) who had visions of who was gonna die asked why the boy left the plane. The flight attendant said " don't worry, he was saying the plane is going to burn in mid air so everyone should leave and that's just crazy". Keep in mind that this is the same thing that happened to him at the baseball game when he saw who was gonna die and stopped it but everyone slowly died one after the other(him and his gf were the only 2 left). Anyway...the other boy got the vision and he didn't so he found out when it was too late and him and his gf died.
@@giovannifilsnicolas6920 We only find out at the end (unless we pay super close attention to small details that reveal the date the movie is set in) that Final Destination 5 is actually a prequel to the first movie. The only two 'survivors' of the fifth movie are on an airplane in the final scene, in what would've been a 'riding off into the sunset' trope. They cut together unused footage of the first film into it seamlessly, making it seem as if the two were on that infamous flight that kickstarted the Final Destination franchise in the first place. Even though I wanted the couple to live, the twist blew me out of the water enough that I was satisfied.
I love how Watch Mojo constantly contradicts itself. This list talks about how Shutter Island has the best movie plot twist of all time, then have another countdown stating that Shutter Island's big twist wasn't that great and was in plain sight all along.
Here's a crazy idea - maybe for a spoilers episode, instead of introducing each segment with "*spoiler* - *name of movie*" you could try the opposite order, giving people the opportunity to hit pause. And yes, I know I clicked at my own risk, but it seems like a no brainier for a script writer/editor.
I still think my favorite twist of the century was the ending of Terminator 3. How the T-850's goal was never to stop Skynet or prevent Judgement Day, the rise of the machines was entirely inevitable. The mission all along was just to get John and Kate together and make sure they survive to form the Resistance. The reveal of them both being not at some central nerve center of Skynet, but a presidential nuclear bunker, is brilliant.
Lucky Number Slevin better be on here. The first watch of that movie is amazing. Haven't had that feeling of shock and awe in a while....at least until the movie Us.
The problem with that film is the first half is trying to be like a Tarrantino film and failing. Second half is spectacular, but the first half almost ruins it.
Maybe not a plot twist per se, but I really didn’t expect “Inglorious Basterds” to go the way it did at the end. I was just expecting another war style film with a Tarantino spin on it, not a complete re-write of how the war was ended.
I'm pretty sure Tarantino did not intend THIS, but what I recall most vividly was the bar scene, where we all learn that in Germany, a thumb counts as a finger. So, counting to 3 is thumb, index, middle finger, not index, middle, ring finger.
The Others is one of the best one time watch movies ever. Once you know the twist the movie isn't that fun to watch but on the first watch it is pretty nuts.
The real unexpected plot twist of Memento is that he planned to kill the guy who was "helping" him. The fact Leonard had killed his with was expected since the begining of the movie.
The Book of Eli hit differently though. I remember watching it as a kid and when that plot twist hit I sat in the dark for about a half an hour just thinking the whole movie over for clues and subtleties
@@humbertojimmy she was just ok with hanging out with her dad watching him kill cats and knowing he killed her mom and she didn’t want to get help from anyone, she even pushed away Elizabeth and that girl she had a play date with. She was just ok with chilling in the house with her crazy dad alone? And he made a 10 pound 7 year old move a body? Yeah ok, that’s realistic. When they revealed the twist I just kind of sat there like 🤨😒. It just didn’t have the impact they wanted it to IMO. But you are entitled to your opinion. I like movies others don’t.
@@imjusthereforthecomments4159 I don't think you understood the depth of the plot. Oh well. The guy spent the whole movie in a panic thinking how could he protect his daughter from a stranger (very wwell acted, by the way) and in the end HE was the stranger all along. It was brilliant. But ok, some like it, others don't.
@@humbertojimmy I didn’t say the acting wasn’t good but to me it was just implausible that a child would just roll with the punches like that. That’s my only qualm with the movie
Gone Girl was awesome, made me read the book. The Prestige is a masterpiece. And the Avengers wasn’t a twist if we already knew what Thanos wanted to do with the infinity stones.
@@Marvelfanatic3658 a horrible, horrible, HORRIBLE movie that will make you feel dirty watching it, and make you feel nothing but Rage for Battfleck's decision at the very end.
What freaked me out about "The Others" was when the curtains were suddenly gone. The real owners of the house were getting sick of the ghosts closing them, because one of her kids was allergic to Light. On the first watch, we think it's the ghosts who removed the curtains.
Since we kind of wanted a proper fight (or is that just me?), I wouldn't put it on any 'best' list. I got genuinely mad, feeling it was a cop out. Then again, I was never a fan of the series (what kind of vampire story isn't even remotely horror?!), so my views on it might be biased. I liked The Host, though. Of course that's the one the author drops...
No..... It's just a dumb plottwist. There's no indication that Hans is a bad guy. Like not a single clue. It makes all his actions during the film make no sense. It's just there for the sake of having a plottwist
They mean when he seemingly switches back to believing he's teddy Daniels, but the last line can be interpreted either way. That he does remember but is choosing to be lobodomized anyway, or he has repressed the memories once again and truly believes he's teddy Daniels. I think he's choosing to be lobodomized because he can't deal with the guilt, but it is all about opinion.
What's your favorite plot twist of the last 20 years?
Interstellar’s...Black Hole Singularity Scene
Trump becoming president and still blaming Obama for sh!t he does wrong. Never saw that plot twist coming
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Covid
Kinda wanna watch Borda
"US" "Gone Girl" so crazy
Still haven't seen Hereditary, Parasite sorry
0:27 Border (2018)
1:20 Us (2019)
2:21 Hereditary (2018)
3:22 Parasite (2019)
4:17 Gone Girl (2014)
5:05 Gone Baby Gone (2007)
6:03 Get Out (2017)
7:04 Identity (2003)
7:58 Orphan (2009)
9:02 Avengers - Infinity War (2018)
9:55 Unbreakable (2000)
10:48 Atonement (2007)
11:52 Shutter Island (2010)
12:44 Arrival (2016)
13:39 The Others (2001)
14:24 The Mist (2007)
15:19 The Prestige (2006)
16:09 Saw (2004)
17:00 Memento (2000)
19:17 Oldboy (2003)
Honorable Mentions:
Fractured (2019)
Fractured did have a surprisingly shocking plot twist
@@WhoTfIzKTManee it's a great movie !
Thank you
I was trying to get the name of the movies in the list without spoiling it .
The hero i needed ❤❤❤
Thank you.
Thank you!
Infinity War’s was not really a plot twist, just a shocking moment.
was gonna say the same thing.
Same.
Only thing shocking about it was the people who were dusted it was obvious it was gonna happen
It was gonna happen. We all knew it was gonna happen. It’s not a twist. It was where the plot was going.
@@alb0403 Thanos is the first to be characterized, the first on screen character with the most lines, even the first image of him in the movie is him standing over Thor, enveloped in a "calming" blue light.
Infinity War is Thanos' movie. He's the "protaganist".
Without Spoilers, Here are the List of the Best Movie Plot Twist of the Century (So Far)
20. Border
19. Us
18. Hereditary
17. Parasite
16. Gone Girl
15. Gone Baby Gone
14. Get Out
13. Identity
12. Orphan
11. Avengers: Infinity War
10. Unbreakable
09. Atonement
08. Shutter Island
07. Arrival
06. The Others
05. The Mist
04. The Prestige
03. Saw
02. Memento
01. Oldboy
Honorable Mentions:
The Descent
Sorry to Bother You
The Book of Eli
Searching
The illusionist
Hero
THANKKKK
You are doing God's work my friend
Thank you so much
oldboy is curse movie I smash my laptop because of that damn twist
The Mist ending teaches you the importance of patience
While the movie teaches the painful fact that Stephen King is highly overrated as a storyteller.
Catisreckless Lowkey waiting to see those “OMG HOW DARE YOU SAY THAT ABOUT MY GOD” comments
@@catisreckless4647 well...true
@@catisreckless4647 tbf, the ending for the Mist movie was completely changed from the novella. In the novella there is no twist ending, after reaching the car they just keep driving till they decide to take refuge for the night, where David (the main character) hears a voice on a radio that just says "Hartfort" and the group drives off into the mist towards Hartford, and that's where the book ends. Granted if you're talking for the rest of the movie which IIRC was fairly accurate to the novella I can't say anything for that.
@@ShisuiUchiha-wz7qy I, nor anyone else, can say anything negative about his creativity or work ethic. But when it comes to his actual skill, he is a clear indicator that you don't always have to be talented to be successful.
I remember The Arrival. I loved its twist. It also shows how different their minds were. She wasn’t the only one studying the language. They were studying the language together, yet she was the only one who started to see time non-linear way. Also, the whole “dead daughter” thing was awesome, because we thought it was a flashback, but in reality it was a flashforward the whole time.
True. It was soo good
I feel like I’ve seen this list at least six times
Not 21st century I geuss.
They literally repost videos with different themes
No cap
@@bryana50cents16 when you upload a new video every hr the content starts to get watered down.
Same here cap
I wouldnt really call the "snap" from Infinity War a plot twist...more like a shocking moment to be honest.
I thought them killing thanos off in endgame was much more of a twist
Agreed, don't think they did their homeworks very well. Down voted for this.
Especially since everyone who's even slightly aware of the comics is aware it happens
EXACTLY
@@TheGoldenAlchemist86 Agreed, I think this list should narrow it all down to original stories not based off of literature. Anyone that didn't know what was about to happen, doesn't read any of the comics and gets their information solely off the movies as the truth. Some don't even realize new comics are being made to this day and thought the comic book industry died out forever ago.
Everyone nearly screamed in the theatre on opening day when the real Adelaide turned out to actually be Red in Us
Dang, I never thought it was good because I figured it out a third of the way through the movie once they met the others. I thought it was obvious.
Someone called it when the trailer came out lol
Austin Elliott exactly lol. People overrated these movies
Dude literally hit my buddy in the arm first 5 mins in and was like thats not the real girl they switched. The emphasis on the colored things in the hair makes it obvious.
uh ... the trailer gave it away
Shutter Island put it right under your nose, and then do a completely 180 despite being somewhat slightly predictable. The whole movie is beautifly a piece of artwork.
Do you know any alike movies ?
I thought that the plot twist was awesome.
@@bluegravity5605 fractured is kind of similar
@@bluegravity5605 the Orphanage, Gothika, Headhunters, Perfect Stranger
Facts
The ending of "The Mist" is always so heartbreaking to me.
yea its messed up but I still felt like the movie had something missing, at least for me.
I agree
I thought he killed himself omg he even killed his son and the others in the car for no reason
@@Klays4ar they thought it was hopeless so to spare them from the horror’s they would see he decided death was a better option
@@monkehman979 I mean you had to be patient
The watchmojo lady has one of the best youtube voices ever. Soo professional
Rebecca
At least until it comes to pronouncing anime names
here’s one i liked - Final Destination 5, the ending where they’re on the plane from the first movie, and it’s all one big circle
that was a dope twist !
it wasn't a plot twist - final destination 5 was the prequel to the first, it wasn't a loop
@@av9638 the twist was that it was a prequel haha
@@pattymc253 i guess, but it wasn't a loop/big circle
@@av9638 It is actually a loop as the previous Final Destination was mentioned in the next via research, hearsay, or that one newspaper in 3's DVD.
The Prestige had a few nifty twists up its sleeve.
Count almost every nolan film in.
I love every single Nolan film!
💯
Totally agree with your list. Oldboy is probably the most shocking plot twist I've ever seen
I was about to puke when I first saw it
Then u have to watch incendies (2010)
@@RakitaRakita-j3e its same way of twist,could easily predict if u saw old boy
Identity is a criminally underrated movie... one of the best twists of all time and the best thing is that it's such a simple one, like Shutter Island, under your nose all the time, but you never thought of it.
There are actually 2 twists in Identity, the twist of what the hotel and people are and the twist of who is actually the "evil" personality. Such a great movie... great cast... watch it every halloween.
i just finished watching it and its truly masterpeace and crazy twist I loved it tbh
Really? Severus snape being on harry and dumbledore's side the whole time isn't a great twist? I'm disappointed
I feel like it hardly excuses Snape for what he’s done tho.
or that harry was one of his horcruxes
Harry potter is trash , hence it wasnt included. Let that sink in.
Rahul Mondal maybe because if it wasn’t for Snape we wouldn’t be in this situation in the first place. He told Voldemort about the prophecy
That Guy and that’s why it is one of the most liked book/film series ever made.
The Mist is such an underrated movie. It sets up so many movie cliches(The good guy everyman saves the day, the hero and the heroine somehow end up together, the kid always lives) and then just stomps them out.
It’s not underrated at all
The Orphan taught me what a plot twist was 😂
Idiot taco
Seriously? The girl is the best but others did fool things
Actually, The Sixth Sense did that work
How about when the missing sister 'Monday' betrayed her other sisters by selling them out on a Cruel Business Deal revealing she's the real villain in "What happened to Monday".
That was super predictable tbh
Loved that movie!
Now I understand why everybody hate Monday!
@@alicemichaelis7203 thats your opinion
👍🏾
Oldboy is a masterpiece that crushed my heart and my mind.
and sadly mojo got it wrong why he cut his tongue out
Maybe they should watch it a second time
"Prisoners" had a pretty good twist
I like to think the ending of shutter island is him admitting he is choosing to ignore reality or in some way choosing to live in the delusion. That’s one of my favorite movie endings
U sir have a great taste
I thought "Now You See Me" had a great twist. It deserved at least an honorable mention!
Agreed. Mark Ruffalo was very dynamic in the reveal.
I loved this movie, I also think Inception deserved a spot it had a pretty good twist. The end was amazing.
Fair enough
exactly
They put it on their "worst movie endings" list.
I just came from that video to see what they considered good endings.
No one ever gonna talk about knives out plot twist?. Seriously no one?.
@Akash Balasubhramanyam what?
Omg agreee!
Thats not an insane twist
And so does plot twist from hereditary, i saw that coming miles away before it reached the climax but still end up in the list while knives out, we still convinced that Marta was the killer until the very end.
@@naqib4844 Really? I think it's pretty obvious that she isn't the killer. Besides, there's flashbacks showing that Harlan kills himself and Marta is innocent. She vomit when she try to lie. So how can she cheat on the police by not telling them that she's the killer?!
The Uninvited (2009) has one of the BEST cinematic/satisfying plot twists I’ve ever seen.
*Other great thriller movies* with great plot twists are Final Destination 5, Searching (2018), Devil (2010), Orphan (2009), the Saw films, and several Black Mirror episodes are outstanding.
Come on! “Contratiempo” (aka “The Invisible Guest”) deserves to be on this list. The greatest plot twist ever. I won’t give any spoilers to those of you who haven’t seen it but trust me.. IT IS EPIC!
YES! it deserves to be on the list IT IS FVCKING AWESOME
and also the body
Thank you for recommendation I will watch it now
Putting Old Boy at #1 was the correct choice. Good job, Mojo.
OMG I remember the first time I watched The Mist. Soul-crushing.
I would pick a not well known movie called "Skeleton Key" for it's ending twist.
Yes that twist was crazy I didn't look into a mirror for idk how long but it was a long ass fucking time
What happened?
@@poochicuddle I don't want to spoil it. Look it up on Wikipedia; suffice it to say that sometimes ignorance is bliss.
You mean the movie that Jordan Peele pretty much stole the plot of Get Out from?? Yeah that movies ending had me like 😲😲😲
@@imjusthereforthecomments4159 🙄 Not the same. The Movie Spell is far more of a copy.
Why is "The Life Of David Gale" actually so underrated?
Can I make a small suggestion? When making a list that includes spoilers, can you please list the movie before the spoiler? It makes a little more sense and allows us to skip forward once the movie is mentioned rather than hearing the spoiler to the movie without a chance to really consider it. Much appreciated!
Dude, for real, I came here for a list if movies to check out with good plot twists, only to have every movie I haven't yet seen immediately spoiled. But hey man ✨"views"✨ 🤦🏼♀️
@@KiwiFox3coming to a video marked "plot twist" and getting mad at spoilers is dumb as shit. Why not use Google instead of UA-cam video?
Sherlock: "It's never twins!"
Nolan: "Yeahhhhhhhhh...."
Rlly great show
As many of these plot twist videos as I've seen, no one has ever talked about Predestination with Ethan Hawke.
God Emperor of Mankind 3.0 made a comment about that movie if you can find it
Best plot twist of all tome
@@johanvajse8410 he means the channels in the list videos
@@romanxxxxyoutube 1) Skye said NO ONE 2) how do you know what Skye means? are you Skye? 3) don't assume gender
one of the best not talked about movies i have ever seen .. it literally blew my mind, such an awesome movie!
I am so glad that the movie ''Searching'' Is getting the recognition it deserves.
A lot of these movies had good twists, but Shutter Island was a whole new level.
My favorite was when elsa was really a traitor in Indiana Jones.
@GamingPro1003 pretty sure she knows just saying its her favorite
Walter Donovan was the real plot twist tho. He’s the man behind the curtains in that movie
I knew she was a traitor from the start
@GamingPro1003 Not Elsa from Frozen. Elsa Schneider was a character from Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and she turned out to be a traitor
@GamingPro1003 yeah sorry just realised what you meant
You hit plenty of good ones, but the film that immediately sprung to my mind was 'Million Dollar Baby'. The twist came out of nowhere, creating a completely different story arc. I wouldn't necessarily say it's the best cinematic twist of the 21st century, but it certainly is one that has stayed with me since I first viewed it.
*MY FAVORITES:*
Esther is an adult ("Orphan")
The Armitage family's secret ("Get Out")
The characters are personalities ("Identity")
Mr. Glass is a super villain ("Unbreakable")
Adelaide is the original Red ("Us")
The family members are already dead ("The Others")
Sarah is still in the cave ("The Descent")
Jordan Peele should make a movie that covers the origin of the Armitage family
@Esoteric Enigma it was done better in A Tale of Two Sisters
Arrival's plot twist is the most éducative plot twist ever in a movie.
I openly weeped in the theatre! Such a twist
See, when she didn’t talk about her daughter in the present I figured those scenes had to be the future and it hadn’t happened yet. I thought we were SUPPOSED to understand that, so I was just waiting for a different twist throughout the movie. I didn’t realize THAT was the twist everyone was talking about. It does kinda take the wind out of the sails of the movie.
#1 you might want to watch again since you misunderstood the sacrifice.
He doesn't cut out his tongue because he is horrified for sleeping with his daughter.
He cuts out his tongue to make amends for telling the siblings' secret. This is in exchange for his daughter never knowing the truth of who he is. It's a lot deeper than you thought and makes the movie better.
Book Case scene in Interstellar
I was coming to comment this. Glad I wasn't the only one
@Ellis James Plant
How is not that a twist?
Yea, that was epic
Ellis James Plant...so you knew her Dad was the Ghost?
EXACTLY! Thank you!
The Book of Eli twist ....oh my God!! I remember the movie theater going nuts when that scene played
I really wasn’t expecting that at all!! It was a great twist
I look down in the comments for some funny reactions and i ended up getting spoiled for even more movies....
That was a plot twist for me😩😩
The Invisible guest should be on the list gonna be honest, the whole film feels like a roller coaster
omg yesss
Man oldboy hits in a different way! This movie openede to explore all Korean thriller s
I love the new ideas Jordan Peele brings to the table. He's truly in his element. Also, it took me a hot minute to recover from the ending of Infinity War!
Get Out story was taken from The Skeleton Key
Be careful what you put in the title, you might summon M. Night Shyamalan
Is this the man responsible for The Last Airbender?
Virress yes
I still have chills when I remember Oldboy! And I’ve watched it like 10 years ago!
One of the greatest movies
I’m sorry but final destination 5 needs to be on here
What happen??
BRUUUH. That ending left me shook
@@giovannifilsnicolas6920 there was a boy screaming in the plane and was kicked out before take off then later on, while the plane was in the air, the passenger(one of the 2 survivors) who had visions of who was gonna die asked why the boy left the plane. The flight attendant said " don't worry, he was saying the plane is going to burn in mid air so everyone should leave and that's just crazy". Keep in mind that this is the same thing that happened to him at the baseball game when he saw who was gonna die and stopped it but everyone slowly died one after the other(him and his gf were the only 2 left). Anyway...the other boy got the vision and he didn't so he found out when it was too late and him and his gf died.
@@giovannifilsnicolas6920 We only find out at the end (unless we pay super close attention to small details that reveal the date the movie is set in) that Final Destination 5 is actually a prequel to the first movie. The only two 'survivors' of the fifth movie are on an airplane in the final scene, in what would've been a 'riding off into the sunset' trope. They cut together unused footage of the first film into it seamlessly, making it seem as if the two were on that infamous flight that kickstarted the Final Destination franchise in the first place. Even though I wanted the couple to live, the twist blew me out of the water enough that I was satisfied.
I love how Watch Mojo constantly contradicts itself. This list talks about how Shutter Island has the best movie plot twist of all time, then have another countdown stating that Shutter Island's big twist wasn't that great and was in plain sight all along.
"Get Out" and "Us" are my favorite plot twists. Enough said.
same director lol
@@suryaprakash-mo6ui Of course. Jordan Peele made these movies.
I didn't like Us as much as i wanted to.
@@brandenlucero OK.
@@brandenlucero yeah the writing and logic issues towards the end pulled me out of it. But, Get Out is still brilliant
Forgotten should be on the list.
Memento was so freaking good and I'm so happy it's on this list!
Here's a crazy idea - maybe for a spoilers episode, instead of introducing each segment with "*spoiler* - *name of movie*" you could try the opposite order, giving people the opportunity to hit pause.
And yes, I know I clicked at my own risk, but it seems like a no brainier for a script writer/editor.
just fucking mute thats all im doing everytime they say it has spoiler ahead.
just watch it with no sound
That's the reason I unsubscribed. It's so simple to make. But watch mojo does it for the clickbait.
Agree 100%
I knew once I saw Shutter Island they would show the "live as a monster, die as a good man" scene. They always do.
I still think my favorite twist of the century was the ending of Terminator 3. How the T-850's goal was never to stop Skynet or prevent Judgement Day, the rise of the machines was entirely inevitable. The mission all along was just to get John and Kate together and make sure they survive to form the Resistance. The reveal of them both being not at some central nerve center of Skynet, but a presidential nuclear bunker, is brilliant.
#1: That IS quite the twist. Omg, what is this movie? I screamed for 3 min straight!!!
Thanks for the 20+ spoilers👍
Oh God the ending of The Mist broke me for days. And Memento is legendary masterpiece
Lucky Number Slevin better be on here. The first watch of that movie is amazing. Haven't had that feeling of shock and awe in a while....at least until the movie Us.
I forgot about that movie. Mine was The Usual Suspects but Lucky Number Sleven should have been on the list as well!
The problem with that film is the first half is trying to be like a Tarrantino film and failing. Second half is spectacular, but the first half almost ruins it.
Bro Yens That Movie is Godlike for ne top 10
The Mist was a fine horror movie, nothing to write home about, but man that ending was absolutely devastating.
What about Frailty when you find out that he really does have the gift to see things
didn't realize how much i love plot twists until i realized that most of these movies are on my 'all time fave' movie list
The twist of Sinister should have been included even as an honorable mention.
Maybe not a plot twist per se, but I really didn’t expect “Inglorious Basterds” to go the way it did at the end. I was just expecting another war style film with a Tarantino spin on it, not a complete re-write of how the war was ended.
I'm pretty sure Tarantino did not intend THIS, but what I recall most vividly was the bar scene, where we all learn that in Germany, a thumb counts as a finger. So, counting to 3 is thumb, index, middle finger, not index, middle, ring finger.
Same with the Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. The ending caught me by surprise. I didn't see that coming at all.
I recommend "the Invisible guest"
the greatest plot twist of all time is in predestination
Mojo: Doppelgangers slaughtering there look alikes.
Katherine: Am I a joke to you?
LOL she's the best
What movie please
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Tvd show. The Vampire Diaries
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@@mia7061 I meant what other movie is like that?
Predestination:
the movie has the main hero, main villain, main hero's mother, and main hero's father be the same exact person all at once.
That one was good
First horror movie I watched at age 10 was Orphan...terrified me 😂😂😂
The Others is one of the best one time watch movies ever. Once you know the twist the movie isn't that fun to watch but on the first watch it is pretty nuts.
The real unexpected plot twist of Memento is that he planned to kill the guy who was "helping" him. The fact Leonard had killed his with was expected since the begining of the movie.
I think Saw should have been #1. The ending was epic.
Agreed
The orphan is getting a prequel
Really
Don't tease
It's based on a true story too... i was shocked
my favorite plot twist ever is the end of the movie Fractured
That's my all- time favourite by far, I'm surprises why it isn't on this list!
2019 or 18
Do you mean the one with Sam Worthington?
@@romanxxxxyoutube yes! you should watch it! 100% recommendable
@@romanxxxxyoutube YES I COMPLETELY AGREE WITH @Giuli Fuentes
Top 10 Movie Franchises That Lost Their Touch
Cesar Victorino interesting list.
Add Saw.
Star Wars 😢
Sharknado lmao
Exorcist
The Book of Eli hit differently though. I remember watching it as a kid and when that plot twist hit I sat in the dark for about a half an hour just thinking the whole movie over for clues and subtleties
I'm surprised Robert DeNiro's *Hide and Seek* wasn't even mentioned.
Because it was dumb af. It made no sense at all. Like at all
@@imjusthereforthecomments4159 Just how exactly was it dumb? Why did it make no sense? Care to explain...
@@humbertojimmy she was just ok with hanging out with her dad watching him kill cats and knowing he killed her mom and she didn’t want to get help from anyone, she even pushed away Elizabeth and that girl she had a play date with. She was just ok with chilling in the house with her crazy dad alone? And he made a 10 pound 7 year old move a body? Yeah ok, that’s realistic. When they revealed the twist I just kind of sat there like 🤨😒. It just didn’t have the impact they wanted it to IMO. But you are entitled to your opinion. I like movies others don’t.
@@imjusthereforthecomments4159 I don't think you understood the depth of the plot. Oh well. The guy spent the whole movie in a panic thinking how could he protect his daughter from a stranger (very wwell acted, by the way) and in the end HE was the stranger all along. It was brilliant. But ok, some like it, others don't.
@@humbertojimmy I didn’t say the acting wasn’t good but to me it was just implausible that a child would just roll with the punches like that. That’s my only qualm with the movie
Gone Girl was awesome, made me read the book. The Prestige is a masterpiece. And the Avengers wasn’t a twist if we already knew what Thanos wanted to do with the infinity stones.
What's gone girl?
@@Marvelfanatic3658 a horrible, horrible, HORRIBLE movie that will make you feel dirty watching it, and make you feel nothing but Rage for Battfleck's decision at the very end.
@@TheGhostofMrArthurs I completely agree. I feel the same way.
What freaked me out about "The Others" was when the curtains were suddenly gone. The real owners of the house were getting sick of the ghosts closing them, because one of her kids was allergic to Light. On the first watch, we think it's the ghosts who removed the curtains.
Looking for a movie list to watch but lacks time to watch many of it..this is it!😂
Stupid
honestly I'm really surprised the Breaking Dawn: Part 2 fight scene plot twist wasn't even on honorable mention
Since we kind of wanted a proper fight (or is that just me?), I wouldn't put it on any 'best' list. I got genuinely mad, feeling it was a cop out. Then again, I was never a fan of the series (what kind of vampire story isn't even remotely horror?!), so my views on it might be biased. I liked The Host, though. Of course that's the one the author drops...
why isn't FRACTURED here??
Shutter Island messed with me, I'm left wondering if my entire life has been a lie.
Maybe I'm adopted
I KNOW HOW THEIR COMMENT IS A WEEK OLD:
_They uploaded the video privately and then made it public a minute ago. There._
Oh
I didn’t even realise their comment is a week old
They know time travel
@thistubeisfucked u don't have to be a jerk dude.
I agree that oldboy is number one, those twist wasn't complex, but dark af
can u please explain the twist to me i dont get it
@@2xgotemmm the point is, odae su has done a taboo thing unconsciously, tbh i dont want to spoiler it
Heredity was the worst movie I saw in the last few years. Mystery movies with no solid premise should not be made in the 1st place
Nothing can beat " Forgotten 2017" korean film
I loved this top so much.
Us, Hereditary, Parasite, Get Out, Arrival, Orphan, Infinity War, some of my favorite movies from the 2010’s.
I thought you meant the year so I was going to comments all of them aren’t made in the year 2010 but now I know what ya mean
Ok but imma just say that frozen should be on this list when we find out Hans is a bad guy 😤
Sammy Aguilar yeah but it’s a Disney film
Sammy Aguilar that’s not a plot twist
KyleeNguyen and? It doesn’t say anything about that it has to be live action movies
No..... It's just a dumb plottwist. There's no indication that Hans is a bad guy. Like not a single clue. It makes all his actions during the film make no sense. It's just there for the sake of having a plottwist
Nt gonna lie...u got me there
Theres no "interpretation" at the end of Shutter Island. He realises who he is and what he did.
They mean when he seemingly switches back to believing he's teddy Daniels, but the last line can be interpreted either way. That he does remember but is choosing to be lobodomized anyway, or he has repressed the memories once again and truly believes he's teddy Daniels. I think he's choosing to be lobodomized because he can't deal with the guilt, but it is all about opinion.
"Incendies" plot twist is defintely in the top three of all time for me.
Amen
"The others" of Nichole kidman is the best among all.
I saw that one coming a mile away....from the very first scene, in fact.
@@gspendlove how,
@@gspendlove what made u get the twist in the first few minutes ?
@@heisenberg5331 I'd seen The Sixth Sense already. I didn't know what it was called then, but I knew the "Dead All Along" trope was in play.
“Whoever wrote that . . .”? Uh, that would be Shakespeare.
Denis Villeneuve’s masterpiece ”Incendies 2010” should've easily taken place in the top 3!
Where is INCENDIES??????????
"Derailed" (with Clive Owen and Jennifer Anniston) really throws you a curveball. I won't spoil it!
That was a great one
The book was good as well.
Gone Baby Gone is a must see movie.....the cop had me very angry though...
I wish they listed the movies in the description box so we could know when to skip ahead before seeing spoilers.
Agreed ...or atleast say the movie title first so you can skip it! Who leads with the twist?! Lol