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The wild things twist is actually very smart. The best twist are those when they are revealed in the end,they show you all the things ,you didnt see,and you actually start to think of everything you have watched
The first time I saw Dead Silence was when I was a kid and it traumatized me. Especially the flashback scene with the Oldman telling the story of Mary Shaw.
"Wild Things" is a masterpiece! A few years after its release, I stumbled upon the script. Brilliant! Schlocky, stupid, yet smart. Richards had a run in the late 1990's with a bunch of them (looking at you "Starship Troopers") I even enjoyed "Valentine".
The Twilight ending "twist" was not clever. It was the author wanting to act like a battle actually had stakes and deaths and stuff but without actually killing any of the characters because they were too scared of alienating the fanbase. It was as bad as comic book plot lines where death never matters because there is a 1,000 ways to bring someone back. Anything from magic, to clones, to literal gods/spirit entities, to time travel. Death only matters if the plot demands that it matter, like Injustice. They just conveniently forget all the ways they can bring people back if the plot wants someone to stay dead. This is something that always pissed me off about Star Trek. I think in every Star Trek series that there has ever been, there is always at least ONE episode where major characters get killed off, only for it to be a fakeout because its some time loop or something stupid like that that brings them back so it doesn't matter. It's false stakes where they want to milk drama where no drama can actually exist because the creators are too afraid of hurting the IP by killing off characters.
@@MultiNotAnti That one I kind of saw coming (if you are referring to the one that plays out in the end). I early noticed that throughout the movie, certain props felt very…um…dated. First thought that those were mistakes. But after a while, while realising that those “mistakes” were sprinkled all over the place, I was just like “Oh! Oooooooh!” So I shut off my brain and just waited for a major thing that would make the flick go full-circle. Love the franchise and I love that they made some details that just were hovering in the background, but I wouldn’t consider it a twist. Simply clever world-building.
The twist in The Boy makes the movie actually creepy, because all the weird stuff that has been happening while the babysitter was sleeping or in the shower is a guy living in the walls. It's kind of nightmare fuel.
Why the heck is breaking dawn on the list? everyone, including whatculture itself said it was the dumbest part in the whole franchise. Even Jules sounds like he have no idea why the twist isn't stupid and only praised the fight itself, that in the end never happened.
Why is it dumb though? For vampires with psychic abilities it makes sense they can foresee what will happen and decide its not worth it. Film wise it allows you to have epic fight scenes with people dying left and right but still have a happy ending.
@@roslolian11 because it's like the "everything is just a dream" thing that's haunted TV series since decades. When you see the death of known characters you can't help but feel something, either by being sad that beloved characters die, being happy that a hated one die or simply getting an adrenaline shot from the fight and then getting the reveal that nothing was real makes it for the watchers so pointless to get invested in the movie. It's the feeling nothing mattered and you got scammed by filmmakers laughing at you for getting attached. Wanting to have an epic fight where is nothing is on the line is like wanting to watch a movie just to see special effects. Plus let's just forget the battle didn't existed for a moment(cause it didn't), all that's happen in the climax is the Protagonist saying "we are going to win" and the villain said "OK I understand, I concede". And like I said hear Jules comment on the scene, highly euphoric and entertaining while on the other hand sounding, while explaining what happens after, like he wants to convince himself that it's make sense.
@@MaxWeb2599 But like I said thats a way you can have an epic battle without violating what happens in the novels. From what I understand in the novel thats what happens the Volturi come, the Cullens were nah she is a hybrid and then the Volturi leave. So this is a way to have the epic battle thats been hyped since part 1 but still not break canon. if they didnt have the vision thing, the movie will be boring AF with all that stuff for nothing or they make that battle real and suddenly its just fan fiction and not the twilight series the author made.
The twist at the end of Saw V is that the guy who survives an inescapable trap doing the most badass move in the series ends up dying because he thought the thing that would save him was another deathly trap😊
I still feel like The Boy sequel was green lit by a studio executive who didn't see it and when they asked for a sequel said "it's gotta have that creepy doll again!"
Yeah, the Twilight "twist" isn't genius, it is lazy as hell. It is very much a practical demonstration of wanting to have your cake and eat it by both killing off the characters in "cool" ways and also keeping them alive. Genius it is most definitely not.
Thank you for appreciating the Breaking Dawn twist. All other videos hate it but it was a brilliant way to inject some action without completely deviating from the book. I feel like everyone that hates the twist just hates the books/movies entirely.
I feel this is another video in which the writers need to talk with each other. Pretty sure I've seen videos on this channel calling out the twist from The Boy as bad. I don't think I've ever seen anyone call Friday the 13th dumb. Sausage Party and Scary Movie are just dumb including the "twist". Some may find them entertaining, but they are still pretty stupid.
The Boy could have set up a paranormal franchise simply by ending with a shot of the doll moving. People would have been more interested in the second movie because the haunted doll story was set up. It was so simple!
I don't think Orphan counts as a dumb movie. It seemed like a take on a famous horror cliche and it seemed like it would be predictable, but it was able to feel unnerving, and it was serious without being campy and then the twist felt genuine and scary. Just my opinion I suppose. 😅
Hay, watch your mouth when talking about Friday the 13th original, it is exactly what it was meant to be, and it is wonderful! Still the best of the early slashers.
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Orphan then gave a family the idea to fake that their adopted daughter from Ukraine was really in her 30s although she was actually still a little kid! They kicked her out of the home at the she of like 10 and managed her money, but made her live alone.
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I love Doofy. He's pretended to be special needs for decades just to commit mass murder. Breaking Dawn having the fight be a premonition was the biggest cop out ever. Instead of a decent ending, with numerous characters dead or dying, it was all a 'what would happen if ...' dream. Pure cowardice by the director. Never watched the movie, but I used to work at Best Buy, and this shit film was on all the time. Once you found out it never happened, all momentum was lost forever. Imagine if Harry Potter died when Voldemort hit him with the Death Spell after seeing his family. No resurrection, no revival. Just a dead Harry Potter and Voldemort marching towards Hogwarts We would all view the series much differently. Would Neville step up and stop Voldemort? Would Voldemort win and take over Hogswarts? Either way, and the whole series goes sideways.
The wild things twist is actually very smart.
The best twist are those when they are revealed in the end,they show you all the things ,you didnt see,and you actually start to think of everything you have watched
Wild Things isn't dumb. It's trashy, for sure, but that's part of why it's good to watch.
The twists in Wild Things are the point of the movie. The audience saw women kissing and sex and got terribly distracted
In the poster, the two of them look like they belong in a Robert Palmer video.
Interesting. I've seen so many videos that criticize the twist at the end of Breaking Dawn. This is the first time I've heard it being called genius.
This channel is on its last legs
Twilight is terrible for a lot of reasons but the "it was only a dream/vision" twist is (almost) always a lazy option.
They also have had it on list where it was bad. They just make shit up as they go. Have been like that for a while now. It’s why I unsubscribed.
yeah came here to say this. somehow this part made twilight even worse
The first time I saw Dead Silence was when I was a kid and it traumatized me. Especially the flashback scene with the Oldman telling the story of Mary Shaw.
Lay off of Wild Things! I loved it.
Same!
Same
Can't believe I'm defending Twilight but it can't be a "trick" because Alice ONLY sees the future. She cant pretend she saw the future
"Wild Things" is a masterpiece! A few years after its release, I stumbled upon the script. Brilliant!
Schlocky, stupid, yet smart. Richards had a run in the late 1990's with a bunch of them (looking at you "Starship Troopers") I even enjoyed "Valentine".
Isn't the end of Scary Movie also a play on an earlier ending for Scream, with Dewey intended to be the killer, or at least one of them?
The Twilight ending "twist" was not clever. It was the author wanting to act like a battle actually had stakes and deaths and stuff but without actually killing any of the characters because they were too scared of alienating the fanbase. It was as bad as comic book plot lines where death never matters because there is a 1,000 ways to bring someone back. Anything from magic, to clones, to literal gods/spirit entities, to time travel. Death only matters if the plot demands that it matter, like Injustice. They just conveniently forget all the ways they can bring people back if the plot wants someone to stay dead.
This is something that always pissed me off about Star Trek. I think in every Star Trek series that there has ever been, there is always at least ONE episode where major characters get killed off, only for it to be a fakeout because its some time loop or something stupid like that that brings them back so it doesn't matter. It's false stakes where they want to milk drama where no drama can actually exist because the creators are too afraid of hurting the IP by killing off characters.
April Fools Day (1986) is one of the first Horrors i recall catching me unawares when i was a kid.
Nice to see Scary Movie get some love
I took that ending as them parodying The Usual Suspects.
I would add Final Destination 5 to this list
@@MultiNotAnti That one I kind of saw coming (if you are referring to the one that plays out in the end).
I early noticed that throughout the movie, certain props felt very…um…dated.
First thought that those were mistakes. But after a while, while realising that those “mistakes” were sprinkled all over the place, I was just like “Oh! Oooooooh!”
So I shut off my brain and just waited for a major thing that would make the flick go full-circle.
Love the franchise and I love that they made some details that just were hovering in the background, but I wouldn’t consider it a twist. Simply clever world-building.
To be fair, Friday The 13th really didn't have a script..it was literally a cash grab to go after the popularity of Halloween.
The twist in The Boy makes the movie actually creepy, because all the weird stuff that has been happening while the babysitter was sleeping or in the shower is a guy living in the walls. It's kind of nightmare fuel.
Why the heck is breaking dawn on the list? everyone, including whatculture itself said it was the dumbest part in the whole franchise.
Even Jules sounds like he have no idea why the twist isn't stupid and only praised the fight itself, that in the end never happened.
Why is it dumb though? For vampires with psychic abilities it makes sense they can foresee what will happen and decide its not worth it. Film wise it allows you to have epic fight scenes with people dying left and right but still have a happy ending.
@@roslolian11 because it's like the "everything is just a dream" thing that's haunted TV series since decades. When you see the death of known characters you can't help but feel something, either by being sad that beloved characters die, being happy that a hated one die or simply getting an adrenaline shot from the fight and then getting the reveal that nothing was real makes it for the watchers so pointless to get invested in the movie. It's the feeling nothing mattered and you got scammed by filmmakers laughing at you for getting attached. Wanting to have an epic fight where is nothing is on the line is like wanting to watch a movie just to see special effects.
Plus let's just forget the battle didn't existed for a moment(cause it didn't), all that's happen in the climax is the Protagonist saying "we are going to win" and the villain said "OK I understand, I concede".
And like I said hear Jules comment on the scene, highly euphoric and entertaining while on the other hand sounding, while explaining what happens after, like he wants to convince himself that it's make sense.
@@MaxWeb2599 But like I said thats a way you can have an epic battle without violating what happens in the novels. From what I understand in the novel thats what happens the Volturi come, the Cullens were nah she is a hybrid and then the Volturi leave. So this is a way to have the epic battle thats been hyped since part 1 but still not break canon.
if they didnt have the vision thing, the movie will be boring AF with all that stuff for nothing or they make that battle real and suddenly its just fan fiction and not the twilight series the author made.
That’s the twist😂
friday the 13th being on this list is absurd
Why? Was the plot twist in the movie stupid, in your opinion?
@@melissawickersham9912 Because it's the original. Jason hadn't been established or even introduced as the killer in the movie series at that point.
@@HariSeldon913 But the movie makes you think it is Jason...
@elkinwolf No it didn't. The movie doesn't mention Jason at all until Pamela shows up and says the line, "His name was Jason."
Amazing video and I love the dead silence twist ending and I would love a sequel or prequel to this movie,love ever minute of it.
Jules: What happened to your "one per list?"
The twist at the end of Saw V is that the guy who survives an inescapable trap doing the most badass move in the series ends up dying because he thought the thing that would save him was another deathly trap😊
I still feel like The Boy sequel was green lit by a studio executive who didn't see it and when they asked for a sequel said "it's gotta have that creepy doll again!"
to be fair, the ring 2 has the mommy line before Orphan did.
Yeah, the Twilight "twist" isn't genius, it is lazy as hell. It is very much a practical demonstration of wanting to have your cake and eat it by both killing off the characters in "cool" ways and also keeping them alive. Genius it is most definitely not.
Thank you for appreciating the Breaking Dawn twist. All other videos hate it but it was a brilliant way to inject some action without completely deviating from the book. I feel like everyone that hates the twist just hates the books/movies entirely.
I feel this is another video in which the writers need to talk with each other. Pretty sure I've seen videos on this channel calling out the twist from The Boy as bad. I don't think I've ever seen anyone call Friday the 13th dumb. Sausage Party and Scary Movie are just dumb including the "twist". Some may find them entertaining, but they are still pretty stupid.
wild things is still so awesome today - twist after twist after twist
5:36 that plot twist was done years before on an episode of NBC's Law & Order
"I'm not your fucking mommy".... You mean the line that The Ring 2 did first?
Wild things is epic
Great. I don’t need to watch any of these now. Nice One.
0:56 the parentses
That is so sad... 😢
Friday the 13th is not a dumb movie, but okay.
The Boy could have set up a paranormal franchise simply by ending with a shot of the doll moving. People would have been more interested in the second movie because the haunted doll story was set up. It was so simple!
Did you repost this?
The boy was fit tho
I subscribed on the strength of you pronouncing "penchant" correctly
I don't think Orphan counts as a dumb movie. It seemed like a take on a famous horror cliche and it seemed like it would be predictable, but it was able to feel unnerving, and it was serious without being campy and then the twist felt genuine and scary. Just my opinion I suppose. 😅
Hay, watch your mouth when talking about Friday the 13th original, it is exactly what it was meant to be, and it is wonderful! Still the best of the early slashers.
Bad Movies With Awesome Twist & Best Story Concept With Worst Making. That's The Biggest Problem In Movie Making. Without These Mistakes Making One Great Movie Is A Tough Job 😬😬😬🤔🤔🤔😝😝😝
I love Jules!!!!!!!!
29th september, just saying i see what your doing ;)
I like watch culture but scary movie really 😅😅 you guys are reaching with some on this list
Orphan then gave a family the idea to fake that their adopted daughter from Ukraine was really in her 30s although she was actually still a little kid! They kicked her out of the home at the she of like 10 and managed her money, but made her live alone.
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Great Movies Ruined by the Plot Twist
Twilight Breaking Dawn pt. 2
Also,
Terrible Movies Saved by the Plot Twist
Twilight Breaking Dawn pt. 2
I love Doofy. He's pretended to be special needs for decades just to commit mass murder.
Breaking Dawn having the fight be a premonition was the biggest cop out ever.
Instead of a decent ending, with numerous characters dead or dying, it was all a 'what would happen if ...' dream. Pure cowardice by the director.
Never watched the movie, but I used to work at Best Buy, and this shit film was on all the time.
Once you found out it never happened, all momentum was lost forever.
Imagine if Harry Potter died when Voldemort hit him with the Death Spell after seeing his family. No resurrection, no revival. Just a dead Harry Potter and Voldemort marching towards Hogwarts
We would all view the series much differently.
Would Neville step up and stop Voldemort? Would Voldemort win and take over Hogswarts?
Either way, and the whole series goes sideways.
I really don't know why this has to be explained to you, but could you guys please name the title of the movie _before_ describing the plot twist?
Sleepaway Camp is utter trash.
Wild Things had a plot?
The boy ripped off Housebound
I swear all these are repeated from other videos.
2nd
Always glad to hear Jules
Wild things dumb? Huh
Lost me at the second one: the Twilight "it was all a dream/premonition" is lame even by the standards of the series.
Wild things was a good movie. Not dumb at all.
I'm not a fan of slasher movies.I'd rather watch creature from the black lagoon and frankenstein
What writes this crap?
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What culture has become toxic and pretentious all these films are good
Friday 13th is great and the best of the series