What Is The Best Twist In A Movie?

[Schmiggy_JK23]

Alanis Morrisette being God in "Dogma"

ROFL!

who woulda guessed....

[MagicNakor]

Identity's got an alright twist in it.

[tianup]

The twist at the end of Session 9 made me stop breathing for a minute or two. When I started breathing again, all I could do was mutter wtf,wtf,wtf!?!?!?

Also, the beginning of Meet Joe Black - I had to rewind it like 3 times to make sure I wasn't hallucinating.

[DarthInsinuate]

Originally posted by Schmiggy_JK23@13 May 2003 - 04:06
"luke I am your father"... holy shit! I remember thinking, for the next 3 years, is he really? Is he? wowowowowow... lol...

yep same thing for me, except i saw Empire on TV but the same effect because Jedi wasn't shown for 3 years

[jetje]

All horror movies when you think he is dead.... he ain't dead....


or isn't that a twist....

No really heared some good ones already, No way out, was good, sixth sense was great

but like to add the swordfighting scene in the Princess bride... where in the middle of a tremendous fight one of the 2 sais "well it took long enough now, i wanna tell you a secret.... i'm righthanded" change sword in the other hand and starts to fight even faster better and.... the reply of the other one.... Hilarious...

Great movie... btw

[slimboyfatz]

I'd have to agree with schmiggy and thousands of other people and say 'usual suspects', other movies ive sussed (sixth sense for example) but not with that baby, right up until the last few frames you're still not 100% , probably the best thriller and twist ever commited to celluloid (wow&#33

[carbert]

Donnie Darko - one of my all-time favourite movies

**SPOILER**



It turns out that the airplane engine that should have crushed Donnie at the start was from a plane that his mother in that was needed to go back in time to save the world and ultimately kill Donnie... phew

that film rules

[marine_aart]

I loved the twist in austin powers 3: goldmember, where austin powers finds out he is dr. evil's brother

[Movie Maniac]

The bedroom scene in "The Crying Game" who picked the pickle???

[ShareDaddy]

The Usual Suspects and the Sixth Sense are both up there among the best TWISTS ever filmed.

Now on the other hand just plain twisty movies, where there are multiple strings all intertwining are another of my favorites, like 2 DAYS IN THE VALLEY or even SLIDING DOORS. Reservoir Dogs was another that was a bit twisty and fun to watch.

But I would have to say the Sixth Sense was the most shocking to me, I had "sort of" figured out The Usual Suspects, just was never positive right up until he starts walking without the limp, but The Sixth Sense just caught me totally off guard.