10 Movie Endings The Audience Guessed Immediately

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[@Zombiesnyder13]

The ending of LOGAN might have been obvious from the get-go But it was memorable nonetheless

[@wuzi7049]

Knowing the ending is why a bunch of people wanted to see it

[@alm2187]

Come to think of it, Spectre has the same issue as Star Trek Into Darkness. The publicists deny that the A-lister has been brought on board to play a classic villain. The script gives the villain and unfamiliar alias. (Or at least less familiar in the case of the 007 story since JB really does have a foster brother by that name in the novels.)

[@stickmangrit]

as a counterpoint on Once Upon A Time: that movie had me going literally right up until Leo's screaming at the Manson Family with a margarita pitcher in his hand, almost entirely on the grounds of me believing there was no _possible_ way he'd have the balls to pull an Inglorious Basterds _twice_. but that was the moment that made me realize in the theater that Pitt and Leo were about to dismantle those three in glorious fashion 😁

[@jackmackakaheavyguyhaiku545]

The surprise from Dark Knight 3 that I was disappointed by was that nolan didn't have Bruce say "Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb."

[@RictusHolloweye]

An Adam West cameo would have definitely gone down well at that point in the movie.

[@adamletourneau1822]

Surprised Shutter Island didn't make the list.

[@stephenjacewicz4594]

I simply did not see Once UATIH's ending coming. Absolutely incredible, beautiful movie. Feel good one too!

[@kwcy92]

Why? Tarantino has pulled this trick before. It’s really quite obvious.

[@Ceares]

Yeah but sometimes your brain is engaged in a different way and the twist sneaks up on you. Like someone mentioned the Visit and I was honestly engaged with that as a family drama, kind of like The Sixth Sense. TBH, the twists in Shyamalan's movies can be fun but his really good movies don't need them. @@kwcy92

[@lightbearer313]

I agree, same here.

[@OutCast7704]

Love seeing ellie become the go-to person for top 10s

[@alexp601]

And 90% of the channel

[@michaeltortorice9876]

While I will admit I preferred Avatar when it was Dances With Wolves (I didn't like Avatar at all), I really preferred Dances With Wolves when it was The Last Samurai.

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

And before that, it was A Man Called Horse.

[@M-Cherian]

😅😅😅

[@Eggy79]

I like Avatar when it was Pochontas, personally

[@georgeprchal3924]

The Last Samurai is far better than Dances with Wolves.

[@georgeprchal3924]

Yeah I saw The Village in the theater and don't recall too many people shouting, "Told ya so." at the reveal.

[@alm2187]

I see other comments suggesting that the end of The Visit was easier to guess than the end of The Village. For my part, actually, I fixated on the wrong clue. There's a line early in that movie about how the grandparents they're visiting never liked the father of the children. I took to thinking the kids were going to have half-demon DNA or something. When the grandparents turn psycho, one might expect the father to turn up as the rescuer.

[@goldensuzaku]

I swear I read a book that was pretty much the plot of The Village a long time before The Village came out so I guessed immediately. I wish I could remember the name of the book though. The MC wasn't blind but there was some type of illness going around and her mother gave her money she was saving in a black box that all the houses had that no kid was allowed to open and it was some type of attraction(?) where people outside can come and see through video cameras (and some kid climbed a tree because they saw something shiny in a hollow in it and got switched?) and sent her out to get medicine. Eventually she convinces an adult (doctor/nurse/teacher??? I don't remember) that she's telling the truth because she recites something and they remember from when they had gone to the attraction(?) when they were younger, before the MC faints because she's also ill.

[@frankd9945]

The village was super easy for me to guess, barely an inconvenience. I'm a big history buff and the opening sequence just gave the location but never the date and it bugged because in the trailers it showed it could be anywhere in the 17 or 1800s. But not putting the date kept me trying to look at different things to figure it out and it didn't add up.

[@jimmusthegrimmace]

gotta add devil to the list. they marketed the whole thing on who was actually satan on that elevator and most people guessed the old lady months before it was released.

[@pleasestaysafe2787]

“Fans knew what Tarantino was going for, long before he filmed a single inch of someone’s feet.”

[@daniellemusella1594]

Countless fans, including me, also saw "Avatar"'s parallels with "Ferngully: The Last Rainforest", and Disney's "Pocahontas". (11/24/2023)

[@ToABrighterFuture]

I think someone once called it "The Last Samurai Dances With Pocahontas in Ferngully."

[@daniellemusella1594]

@@ToABrighterFuture I'd actually watch that movie. A cartoon Tom Cruise... (11/25/2023)

[@TheSamLowry]

Trying to fool the public into thinking the hero is a villain was already a tired trope before the Penguin tried it in 1992's "Batman Returns". It was sad that Brad Bird thought this was exactly what "Incredibles 2" needed.

[@moretea512]

I guessed The Village about five minutes into it. To be fair, M. Knight viewers automatically start looking for the twist.

[@PrinceIsot]

Yeah I think that's why I enjoyed Split so much, I didn't even bother guessing what the twist was I just enjoyed McAvoy going nuts! So when the twist came I actually enjoyed it.

[@crystalfajman3732]

They should have just had the young idealistic cop in the Dark Knight be Dick Grayson. They were obviously alluding to him without actually using the character of Dick. But given how obvious it was, that he would take on Batman's mission, They might as well have just made him Dick Grayson and have his transformation into Nightwing showing that he'll honor Batman but also make the mission his own.

[@bbsy1]

But he’s going to be Batman.

[@Me7oWitThaHoodie]

😂yeah glad y’all changed the thumbnail

[@AlexReynard]

For me, I guessed The Others from the trailer, though that was entirely a hunch. I guessed the "twist" in Malignant from the opening scene, and was genuinely surprised that anyone was surprised by it, because they fucking *_show_* it! It's behind a rubber sheet, but I could tell what I was looking at pretty easily.

[@nathanielduncan4692]

I love the Thumbnail.

[@a-cygnus]

You're really going for certain kind of fan service with that thumbnail, huh? 😂

[@kwcy92]

Like the presentation of number 4😂

[@alm2187]

"Winced endeavor." True. It doesn't work. Does Winston have a middle name?

[@RustyViewer]

I guessed the ending to The Sixth Sense immediately. It's also usually quite easy to guess most of The Twilight Zone or other tale twist shows.

[@thedirtyrancher01]

Delicious thumbnail. Edit: Awww, you changed it... 😢

[@omega2279]

"Spectre had the potential of being the best James Bond film of all time" With Daniel Craig ? Not a chance in the world.

[@stephencunniffe823]

Ahh now the village twist is way better then the visit. I guessed it before they even made it to the bloody house. That said he does definitely deserve to be on this list 😂

[@AnnoyingMoose]

The character pronounced her name "EV-el-yn" NOT "EE-vil-yn"!

[@ASMR-Arboretum]

Avatar was a Furngully remake.

[@michaeljohnson6905]

Gets better when those of us who read Cracked before DKR came out saw someone predict the entirety of the movie by calling out Nolan's writing style

[@Spectahman2.0]

I think Pixar also made the same mistake with Toy Story 4, just immediately following the announcement that Bo Peep was returning, we knew that Woody was gonna leave with her at the end.

[@droth1031]

Most of us guessed the plot twist to Shutter Island after watching the trailer, why isn't it on the list?

[@daleross5500]

Not saying I'm psychic but I predicted the boat sank before Titanic even started.

[@paulm1405]

Shutter Island was predictable as well. I jokingly guessed that one just from the trailers.

[@1788deon]

The worst movies that deserve a remake

[@antmaster360]

FEET Edit: WHY DID YOU CHANGE THE THUMBNAIL COWARDS

[@thedirtyrancher01]

Yummy

[@rrouge9610]

Margot Robbie FEET! 😋

[@Me7oWitThaHoodie]

Gets the views 😂

[@Ianmacca75]

I have to tell this true story, one of my best friends wife actually thought the film was”independence day” was based on a true story, needless to say he is no longer married to the thick bint

[@donnywilliamson5807]

I figured out the Village because the director is always in his movie somewhere. He wouldn’t fit in at all in colonial times.

[@briansilvers1537]

The 355 was the most obvious "twist" I've ever seen. It's too bad because the film was not nearly as bad as critics made it out to be.

[@xamzax]

Prediction: Tarantino will feature feet in his final movie.

[@UgglyBretty]

This comes out so close to thanksgiving and it doesn't include Thanksgiving (2023)?

[@daisysw3147]

Avatar is Fern Gully.

[@dumbgeniusesfilmpodcast8879]

The thumbnail 💀

[@WingzOnaPlane]

💯

[@ClockwerKxs]

Greetings

[@bbbadkitty9638]

Whatculture...it is time to gather as a group and look at the number of times you have analyzed the SAME movies over and over and over............

[@SteveAAF]

Titanic. Spoilers Alert... The ship sinks.

[@PoliteWerewolf]

I figured out how the Clint Eastwood movie Gran Torino was going to end within the first ten minutes, and it actually annoyed me how predictable the movie was. I didn't go into it expecting a big twist, but it was such lazy writing. I don't get the love for that movie.

[@camaronshoultz6137]

While it wasn’t exactly clever her name wasn’t pronounced Evil Endeavor no matter what country you live in. You’re exaggerating once again

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

Let us not gloss over the fact that a perfectly fine man had to go blonde to represent a superior race.

[@jsmith3946]

Really incredibles 2 was people really patting themselves on the back for solving the plot twist for a film that's meant to entertain 8 year olds if so that's sad

[@WardNightstone]

Happy death day They accidently telegraphed who the babyface killer was in the first trailer (i'm not kidding go back and look you will see the comments from back then on the youtube version ppl calling it out that it's her roommate)

[@Calculon3000]

You have got to change that background music... COME ON.

[@knowbody44]

Dear Whatcultue, how come no one is making an MF DOOM movie? And how awesome would that be? DOOM deserves a real life Marvel stand alone that looks into his life with a Hollywood kick. Super Hero fatigue is real so Marvel should consider the illest villain

[@fashionablechangeling1988]

You mean Dr Doom?

[@knowbody44]

@@fashionablechangeling1988 no, I'm referring to MF DOOM the producer/rapper. And its ALL CAPS when you spell the man's name

[@ajsantiago78]

@@knowbody44 Well judging from the fact that you had to clarify who you were talking about, I would say that not enough people know or care about who that is to make a movie. I thought you were talking about the Doom videogame and was about to tell you they already made a movie. I guess we can all get back in our boxes now.

[@knowbody44]

@@fashionablechangeling1988 no i do not mean Dr. Doom

[@fashionablechangeling1988]

@@knowbody44 I love how you felt the need to clarify this to me twice

[@malitman]

Where's the feet thumbnail

[@jamespope7669]

You can add Endgame, ruined and undone everything what happened in Infinity War. Avengers 5 is doing exactly the same thing with kang. He wins and then dies in secret wars. Pointless and boring.

[@malpal1213]

Wtf is this thumbnail

[@williamhess180]

Megan was another completely predictable movie. I still enjoyed it some but i did kind of wish the little girl would have sided with the robot and taken out the aunt. They could've left it with them leaving to go live with the grandparents.

[@PDX-Red]

#4 🤌

[@rustyshackleford4942]

“White savior” gfy

[@BaldingClamydia]

Logan was great! The village. I was angry when I finished that movie. It was boring AND predictable

[@James_St._James]

Change the thumbnail.

[@dicksonfranssen]

My first problem is not guessing the ending but knowing people paid to watch Saw and X-Men sequels and prequels. The second is knowing Cameron, Shyamalan and Tarantino are all over rated. Avatar has great effects, I've seen it 3 times but deep down it's a predictable cartoon. There are other great directors just waiting for these 3 to take their money and egos and just retire. It's like an athlete who doesn't know his time has come and gone.

[@BadNewsBella]

Algorithm 👍🏾

[@Snowbiz12]

I used to really like them until it got all p c gabby in their statements.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Early gang 😊😊😊😊

[@SimplySteve117]

Make no mistake, Dark Knight Rises was a bad movie, period. Not just a bad ending, it was a bad movie

[@Mr.StevenKerr]

Avatar is one of the most boring, predictable paint by numbers movies of all time. Technically, it's amazing. The story, acting, etc is brutal.

[@mahatmarandy5977]

Feh. Incredibles 2 was horrible

[@Toledotourbillion]

To be honest Infinity War's ending was very predictable as the legacy characters had to return in Endgame to finish their character arcs.

[@TMan-77]

the sixth sense!!! I knew bruce willis was dead when he got shot at the very beginning. I remember turning to who I was watching it with and saying "I bet you Bruce Willis is dead all along and a ghost."

[@factorfitness3713]

Very kind of you to ruin the movie for your friend just so you could show how brilliant you are.

[@TMan-77]

@@factorfitness3713 who said I was spoiling the movie!! It’s not as if I was certain I was right, because I had never seen it before. Also my friend thought I was crazy at first and in the end it only added to their enjoyment when it turned out that I was correct.

[@kwcy92]

@@factorfitness3713i watched it in a class and my classmate spoilt it 😢