10 Worst Plot Twists In Recent Movies

[@BigJeremyBeyer]

That one where death is the cure - I have never heard of that movie,but I laugh at the thought of someone asking a doctor "Did you try turning his brain off and then back on again?" 🤣

[@lauren9004]

😂😂😂

[@timmywinfrey8111]

No what happens is nobody can go to sleep and are going crazy but the daughter drowns while the event is happening and is revived so she is the only one that can sleep

[@ClaudiaS_]

I think the Cruella plot twist is only for her to inherit her fortune, since she grew up poor and the Cruella from the cartoon was rich.

[@ashleydowney1222]

Not really. I mean the Baroness actually was actually Cruella's mother

[@antithoughtpolice7497]

No. It'd be way more interesting if she earned it, instead of a twist where she is simply (from a legal standpoint, not personal) given it.

[@jrocsexy]

I still don't think that Cruella should be on the list tho.

[@AVTechTips]

I think the problem is the double twist...so it's revealed that her boss ended her mother, then it's revealed that her boss is her real mother. It's a bit much.

[@tubebammy]

The Unforgivable’s twist was actually amazing because it was the last thing I expected to have happened. I mean they purposely made her seem unhinged when she was snapping at everybody on the phone and then she cane out of the house with her little sister screaming in her arms pointing a gun at people. Only for us to find out she was defending her little sister instead and that she was wrongfully convicted. That scene hit me HARD.

[@WardNightstone]

REALLY? cause it was REALL freaking obvious from the trailers that was what was going on (at least that she went to prison for protecting her sister the trailer actually impled the sheriff was molesting her sister)

[@tubebammy]

@@WardNightstone I didn’t see any trailers for it. I just heard people talking about it so I decided to give it a watch. I literally went in there blind lol.

[@antithoughtpolice7497]

I think the scene where it's exposed is well acted, but like the secret evil parent, the wrongfully convicted being punished the whole movie isn't as good as Shawshank, and other movies that attempt fall flat a lot. The premise without the twist was far more interesting.

[@andrewellington9503]

I didn't see any trailers for it and thought it was a great plot twist.

[@noelogden1625]

I agree. I really liked the twist.

[@MrKrtek00]

Technically, all the other Eternals were the turncoats: Icaros was the one who stick with the original plan.

[@garibaldilebeau]

Plus saying he was the obvious one to turn on the rest basically needs you to have ignored EVERYTHING about Druig

[@rogerdodger4212]

Technically the original plan was to protect humanity. Only he and Ajak knew the truth about the real plan.

[@shanekelley9042]

Icarus gives me serious amazon Homelander vibes

[@davidmckesey7119]

I agree. I felt bad but at the same time he stuck to his guns lol

[@stephanieowens9727]

Yes he stuck to the original plan but I wouldn’t say the others were turn coats either bc they always have their memories erased and they did what they were told to do create life and watch it bloom

[@KingOfMischiefs]

"Why would Jai Courtney return for a glorified cameo before dying?" Me: *eyes The Suicide Squad*

[@johnbogg3349]

Yea. I felt no way is he already done here.

[@AMB33ZY]

Aye, When they’re trying to compete with marvel their checks hit different!😎💰

[@whitedevil2]

Jai Courtney is not a good actor. that is all.

[@GTOrphan]

Ikaris didn't betray The Eternals - they betrayed him by deciding to go against the mission they were created to do.

[@OversoulGaming]

Yeah but their mission was unethical so that makes him a villain by wanting to carry it out. So he definitely betrayed them by not following the path of righteousness.

[@jopabr24]

@@OversoulGaming Debatable.

[@stephanien6237]

Are you suggesting that they shouldn’t exhibit free will and make their own moral and ethical choices? I keep seeing a lot of comments here like “well, he was just doing what he was told to do/what he was built to do” and “he’s sticking to his guns/plan”-ignoring the idea that (hear me out) maybe one can make their own decisions on whether it is right to participate in casing the deaths of 8 billion people.

[@SchulzEricT]

I mean, their given mission was to protect Earth; they stuck with that. Their secret mission was to destroy Earth, but it was so secret even *they* didn't know about it. Given they weren't assigned that second, secret, mission, given that it was contrary to the mission they were actually assigned, I reject that argument.

[@ezpz4646]

@@OversoulGaming I stand with ikarus.

[@OGTalon]

A good twist you should be able to see the threads of when you look back, like the Sixth Sense. An ok twist you probably saw coming but was still entertaining, like Unbreakable. A bad twist just comes out of nowhere and completely destroys what the plot was trying to do, like The Village.

[@arleedennis791]

This is accurate. My Mom loves the Village and that movie just ticks me off.

[@OGTalon]

@@arleedennis791 it starts off so good! The atmosphere is great, and then M. Night just decides to kneecap it with the lamest self insert twist. I saw it at the cinema and there were audible groans lol

[@markzuckergecko621]

@@OGTalon it's not as bad as The Happening though....

[@blove88]

Hell, even Sleepaway Camp understood this.

[@bbsy1]

Well said.

[@ThomasMHead]

So Awake is "Have you tried turning it off and then on again?" the movie?

[@CooperAATE]

Yup.

[@jrocsexy]

May as well of called it "Reboot" or "Hard Reset".

[@wintertrooper7918]

Sounds like adenosine could be useful there

[@lordlaughypants5889]

The most recent film I've seen with a horrible twist is The 355. Killing a "major" character off screen AND having the boss say they identified the body tells you who is involved.

[@davionwilliams4011]

I called it soon as I saw the scene. You don't kill sebastian Stan off screen

[@WardNightstone]

yup ironicly the first Mission impossible did that better

[@Danielle0785]

I don’t really think they wanted the audience to believe he was dead though. It was too obvious for it to be that way especially since they marketed it the way they did.

[@Iguessedwhatudidlastspring]

@@davionwilliams4011 i called it as soon as I saw Sebastian Stan was in the film. Terrible film

[@adwitiyasamaddar]

​@@davionwilliams4011l understood that reference

[@benjaminguzman8645]

You forgot Babysitter 2 Killer Queen where Melanie, the love interest from the first movie is the new villain.

[@summer_math_camp]

For real, though. I remember that just seemed to come out of nowhere and had no pay off for me whatsoever

[@claytonbearden7793]

Dude Jai Courtney literally played a head with a CGI body for 15 seconds in Alita Battle Angel. So yeah he isn't above just being a joke of cameo.

[@fletchergibson1875]

Admittedly we're taking a risk by watching a video specifically about recent plot twists, but in the future, would you consider making the title card at each number the title of the movie rather than the plot twist itself? Give those who want to watch the video but don't want to be spoiled about a specific movie a chance to pause and skip ahead.

[@danielmbg]

I know right? I hate how they put the twist first then the name of the movie, why not do the opposite?

[@023Whiplash]

Just dont watch it

[@cjg1029]

@@023Whiplash do opinions like this add anything to the conversation? They're asking for the bare minimum and your opinion is don't support the channel you enjoy because they might spoil a thing you haven't seen yet or maybe even heard of?

[@foxfire1112]

lol bro what did you expect

[@racheljackson4428]

Actually i was surprised by the twist in Cruella. not only the baroness is a terrifying villain but also Emma Thompson was Brilliant in the Narcistist role.

[@jaso4455]

"Why would Jai Courtney show up for a glorified cameo" Clearly you haven't seen The Suicide Squad

[@andrewmlynar8382]

This was exactly my thought on watching this video.

[@AMB33ZY]

When they’re trying to compete with marvel their checks hit different and that’s all that matters.😎💰

[@lukacunningham342]

I agree with Spiral, they’ve used the “cop is a partner to Jigsaw” twist far too many times

[@ddflick6]

Idk how unforgivable is on this list. I’m gonna make a bold prediction here but I’ll assume there’ll be a lot of comments disagreeing with this on the list as well. That was surprisingly a very good movie and I did not see the twist coming at the end at all. It also explained everything she went through and why she was at the point she was at very well.

[@Betterthingswecanachieve]

Disagree with Ikaris being on here. I saw it as Ikaris couldn’t live with either killing Sersi or betraying Arishem which would create conflict so he remembered Sprite creating stories that include him flying into the sun and gave him an ‘out’. Plus being on Twitter many thought it would be Druig to be the villain so Ikaris being the villain actually did pull a punch.

[@kadosho02]

Same feels on this one. It felt like he was a puppet on strings, he possibly made a deal with his creator (it may not be established that he couldn't) but to save the others, he probably took a pact unbeknownst to be a puppet causing death and destruction, betrayal, and possibly the end of existence. The turn around being, he had to become something he dispised. Aside from the creatures evolving, being one of the Eternals does not come without risk or sacrifice, even for the greater good. Plus what we learn later, everything falls apart within all of them. But a chance to help save humanity, his flight to the sun saves others from a worse fate that he brought unwillingly. Also Arishem is known to manipulate and control within the cosmic universe. Making his creations puppets is not out of the question. Free will is a gift. Until broken.

[@markzuckergecko621]

Yea I thought it was a pretty disappointing movie, but not because of the plot twist. It was just a jumbled mess of characters that tried to tell a little bit of too many stories and ended up not telling enough of any story.

[@CyborgCharlotte]

I also thought Druig was going to be the turncoat, especially with the scene set during the fall of the Incan Empire (Yes I know the city has a name but I suck at English spelling, let alone ancient Central American languages!), and his hostile interactions with the other Eternals. Although a small part of me thought KINGO of all people would be the bad guy. Hey, you watch enough horror movies and you stop trusting the silly/harmless guy

[@DracarysSnow]

I agree as well and there was nothing cringe about it. I stayed away from trailers and was surprised when the villain turned out to be Ikaris. Ultimately, how else was he supposed to die?

[@xsanguine8]

Seriously, what's cringe about watching a guy's world be shattered because not killing his girlfriend led to the death of a God? Ikaris was a very faithful believer in their cause, of course he's gonna get suicidal when he just helped such an abomination happen to one of their creators.

[@marquisofcarrabass]

A good twist is one where, when it's first revealed, the viewer thinks, "OMG, never saw that coming," and then, on a second viewing, "Oh, so THAT'S why that happened. It all makes sense now." See 'The Prestige' for a perfect example. A poor twist comes so completely out of left field that, not only does it not make sense at the time, but when you rematch the movie, it STILL doesn't make sense. See 'Fight Club', or anything by M Night Sham that isn't 'The 6th Sense'.

[@donniepatt9514]

I agree. Too many movies have a twist just for the sake of having one

[@stephanien6237]

You didn’t like Unbreakable? Didn’t like that twist?

[@nontomabaso5525]

Fight Club twist is still one of the best plot twist I've watched, like damn they killed it. I also liked the usual suspect twist

[@tobiasreinhold7642]

One of my favorite twists, especially with the prospect of rewatching a film, is in Hot Fuzz. The film is good on a first watch, but it is great on a second one.

[@Fantastic_Beasts2025]

I liked the plot twists in Cruella, Eternals, & The Unforgivable.

[@zeckwiz]

I have to disagree with Unforgivable. That twist was one emotional gut punch and it does fit well in the context of the movie

[@OversoulGaming]

You guys really should consider putting the titles of the movies in the chapter list instead of the actual twist. Some of these movies are like not even half a year old yet

[@bosslogo6948]

Gotta disagree about the Cruella twist. Doesn’t feel like it has hammered in just to tell a story. If anything, it answers some questions. Not saying it’s the best twist, but far from the worse.

[@andrewmlynar8382]

I also felt it was well set up earlier in the movie. If you were paying attention, it's not surprising, and follows the breadcrumbs leading up to it.

[@jaxongray5148]

Yaaaaaas I agree

[@wallcity318]

Terrible movie

[@bosslogo6948]

@@wallcity318 I can not agree to that but you are free to it

[@wallcity318]

@@bosslogo6948 it had some tone issues, and it didnt set up how the person in that movie becomes the character from 101. Maybe thats what they were aiming for with revealing who her "mom" was and where her hatred for dalmatians came from but i dunno. I could be over thinking it, im 34 judging a movie that i took my 11yr old who it was made for to see

[@michaelsinger4638]

Anthony Hopkins is in his mid-80’s. I don’t blame him for not moving around a lot anymore.

[@florrcorr5607]

I don't think plot twists need to always be surprising and unexpected. Yes, it's great when a plot twist catches you off-ward and you can see the threads pointing in that direction in hindsight. But a plot twist you can see coming because the author laid it out for you can also be satisfying, in the sense that you're waiting for it. Ofc this all assumes that they are properly written, it just bothers me that people say a plot twist is bad only because they saw it coming.

[@NickCorbinProductions]

The definition of plot twist is literally "an unexpected development." If you can see it coming, it has failed as twist.

[@supoa9489]

​​@@NickCorbinProductions That's not true. Plus its faulty logic, by your own reasoning good plot twists that highly regarded can't be good if new viewers see it coming. Whole point of plot twist is to recontextlize the entire journey of the narrative. Meaning the twist has make sense not a random asspull. Your exact thinking is why most mainstream movies now have garbage writing.

[@krishanubanerjee6955]

The dilemma of Sweet Girl (physically unimposing person taking down physically large adversaries) was also there in *Urban Legend* ... This never stops getting the - wait, WHAT? - reaction from me!

[@matman000000]

I'm just waiting for a horror movie where the 2m tall killer is revealed to be 2 kids standing on each others shoulders under a raincoat

[@feliciaschemonia7764]

@@matman000000 LOL that's hilarious!

[@danjumasmith7122]

Well the Sweetgirl twist wasn't so terrible, but it's how she was able to kill the villain befuddled me.

[@RonnieBarzel]

Surprised “Last Christmas” - whose twist was picked up in the first trailer - didn’t make this list.

[@RandalReid]

2:04 Except Ikari's name wasn't meant to be a reference to the Icarus myth flying too close to the sun. Icarus, his son, was actually the one the myth was based on.

[@iainjames03]

Serenity is worth a nod (2019, not 2005) with the whole thing being a video game. Though I don't know if 2019 counts as 'recent'. It feels like half a century ago...

[@Lucy-cv7tm]

The cruella one is funny because I've never watched it fully only through scenes on KZbin. When I watch the clips on KZbin i always assumed that lady was her mom.

[@craigh5236]

This obsession that directors have to put in a big twist has ruined so many movies.

[@donniepatt9514]

I hear that. Its like they all think every movie has to have a twist so they always add one whether it makes sense or not. Not all movies need a twist. That being said, a good twist done well is a twist that when you look back at the whole movie it changes perspective. There are WAY too many movies with twists just for the sake of having one, and its either predictable or cheap

[@jacobfullem1781]

11:41 for sweet girl i think the twist works. People who have dissociate identity disorder tend to also have some physical changes as well for each personality, including increased flexibility and strength

[@rockydify]

I thought The Unforgiveable twist was bad for a different reason. The justice system wouldn’t jail a five year old for killing the sherif in that scenario, so there was no need to take the fall.

[@nicholasfarrell5981]

Here in the States, depending on which state, it might. Texas, for example.

[@tonygorney9556]

Wouldn't Ajax and Arishem be the betrayers, they were the only ones that knew about the mission and didn't tell the others. Why would the Eternals destroy something that took 1000s of years to help build 🤔 🙃🙃

[@tticd]

"It's like Fight Club if the Narrator, rather than having a similarly-sized Tyler Durden as an alternate ego, turned into Andre the Giant."

[@devinwoodring9598]

So here's a late additional twist: My professor was actually good friends with the director and producer of The Virtuoso, so we got to meet with him and discuss the film. The real twist is that Anthony Hopkins wasn't actually his first pick for the role. He knew he wanted someone LIKE Hopkins (old, respected, dignified, etc.), but it was a complete coincidence and a big "friend of a friend of a friend" scenario that he managed to secure Hopkins

[@missmermade9331]

I loved the Cruella plot twist actually xD The whole movie was ridiculous and over the top. It had amazing vibes, so it benefitted from being this crazy

[@seanwilkinson7431]

I didn't mind Unforgivable's twist. What ruined it for me was the cut to the diner where the little girl is stabbing into a stack of pancakes that are smothered in blood-red strawberry syrup. It's the kind of mood-disjointing, unintentional comedy that belongs in the opening credits of Dexter or a bizarre 80s horror movie, not during a touching moment of sacrifice in a Netflix drama.

[@dennythesavage]

‘Unforgivable’ is just a live adaptation of that episode of ‘The Simpsons’ when Mr. Burns gets shot, and it turns out it was Maggie who shot him. 🤣😂

[@k29king1]

I disagree with the take on the Eternals twist, I thought it was a highly appropriate turn of events and was well written. I also disagree with the take that the Morgan Freeman twist as well. Those darn Brits and their bad takes .

[@noelleknuth6819]

I must disagree about spiral. It’s actually pretty great and I’m looking forward to any sequels!

[@czguy3045]

I have to say that I really enjoyed Jolt... right up until the twist manifested itself. HUGE let down. Didn't work on any level in my opinion.

[@donniepatt9514]

I liked it too

[@TheSantaAnaWind]

This confirms my theory that Netflix keeps coming up with a terrible twist for their movies

[@baxtersmom279]

"Unforgivable" is a good flick, though.

[@robdickason9159]

My vote would be for Il-nam (player 001) in squid game. As soon as he is ‘killed’ it is clear something is up because all other deaths are shown on screen and his happens behind a wall out of sight.

[@jesselindquist1794]

“In the Shadow of The Moon” had a twist that added so many plot holes SMH…..trailer was pretty cool tho.

[@jesselindquist1794]

Ya I actually did like it…. Cool concept…. Think they should’ve made room for a sequel…. Make sense of the guy killing pigs…. and how/when the time travel is figured out…. That “Boyd” actor from Logan and Narcos is pretty good is everything he does.

[@Natalie66796]

I knew Icarus was the villain and he would betray everyone. It was just that obvious.

[@Heron11177]

How was it obvious?

[@skwisgarskwigelf7191]

Detective Schenk being the killer was so predictable. The fact that his “death” happened off screen when all the other deaths were shown was a dead giveaway

[@Mechellove]

Ikaris wasn't really the plot twist. The plot twist was what the Eternals true design for. At least that seemed like the bigger plot twist.

[@pamelalansbury94]

Yeah Ikaris didn’t seem like a twist it seemed extremely on the nose.

[@jacobdrolet4262]

Totally amazing video Josh from what culture.

[@lorikirksted]

Unforiveable's twist was GOOOOOD!

[@stephanien6237]

10:34. Are they seriously suggesting that the “evil drug company CEO” pulled drugs from the market? 😂😂😂 Yeah, right-the evil CEO decided that he/she didn’t want billions of dollars. 🙄 That’s not even believable. What would be the Motive to pull effective drugs from the market? Pure ridiculousness.

[@woogha]

Awake- Have you tried turning it off and back on again?

[@poppyt2682]

😂😂😂

[@nicholasgraff894]

seriously everyone has awake all wrong. i swear no one gets the obvious clues they give, but rewatch it and PAY ATTENTION TO THE VERY FIRST OPENING SCENE!!!! JESUS

[@christophercole64]

In Sweet Girl Ray (Jason Momoa) won fights but was getting his behind handed to him, it was actually infuriating. the plot twist made the fight at the banquet hall make sense

[@draegur]

To be fair, Jai Courtney had a brief cameo in the Suicide Squad and then died.

[@chillgentleman]

Unfortunately I figured out The unforgiveable immediately. The scene when Viola Davis' character's children broke a ramp outside and the older brother took the blame I knew that's what happened with Ruth and her little sister.

[@zacarybruner2600]

Tecnicly the rest of the Eternals are the ones betraying Ikaris.

[@xsanguine8]

It's not really a betrayal though, he knew how they would react to the knowledge of their mission from the moment he learned about it, 5000 years ago. He separated himself from them 500 years ago once everything was set in motion, to make sure he didn't leak the info, when they might still be able to stop the emergence.

[@owninfools23]

on the contrary, i LOVED the twist in The Unforgivable. I legit did not see that coming at all. my jaw was on the floor after that reveal.

[@nessarolla]

During the Eternals I made the joke "Is he going to fly into the sun superman style?" and not 10 seconds later Icarus did it and I lost my shit. That movie was so predictable and just bleh. Karun was the best in that movie.

[@Monika_Simp]

I may be one of the few, but I loved the twist at the end of Sweet Girl.

[@jonathanhebert6781]

I have to disagree with you guys with sweet girl Most action movies With an Actor that as big as Jason They have him as a juggernaut Easily going Toe to toe with big guys as well If you go back and watch this movie You see a lot of the time He's backpedaling There's times Where he gets thrown around By guy who looks a little short then him Some of the kills He has to use force multipliers To get the job done Like wrapping a rifle sling Around a guy's neck And jumping off a balcony to break it Most action movies We have just had The main character overpower him and snapped the neck In this movie It's what q me in On the twist

[@seothunder3860]

the plot twist of the woman in the window is way more well done in the book

[@chillgentleman]

Some movies you expect a twist from it which already puts you on alert. Any M. Knight or Saw movie is going to have a twist because there's already so many examples of it previously. You begin to analyze while watching which for me takes me away from the immersion of what's occurring on screen.

[@MadameWesker]

Honestly, I will watch Anthony Hopkins read a grocery list and consider it an honor.

[@sonablom]

CPR is only about 12 percent successful outside of the hospital

[@markzuckergecko621]

It's about 80% successful in movies though, the other 20% is to convey the message that the character trying to revive the dying character can't accept their death, and has to undergo some kind of growing and healing process.

[@sonablom]

@@markzuckergecko621 true. Also it increases in effectiveness if the character yells “stay with me dammit” or “don’t you die on me.” Ps you got me excited thinking mark zuckerburg was responding to me, but it was even better than I thought, it’s mark zuckergecko

[@bartekkubicaku-bitsa9802]

A good plot twist is one that can pull a movie to be entertaining. It may be the craziest or even the most meaningless, but if it's interestingly depicted, it's good.

[@FoxyGuyHere]

Okay, I could mention like hundred worse plot twist from recent years than most of these.

[@google_was_my_idea_first]

Palpatine was Rey's *Grandfather*. Are you kidding me.

[@Heron11177]

That one was a complete garbage

[@tuvantrader]

I don’t know why so many people think Ikaris died at the end of Eternals. He’s a being of cosmic power, after all. If Thor could survive the creation of Stormbreaker (reigniting a dead star), it’s possible Ikaris is still alive.

[@jacehunter1300]

I think they killed this iteration of him. In the next movie (if it ever happens...) they will find a fresh version of him in the place they are built / reformatted. The whole "love transcends our memories" stuff they hinted at through the movie. Think this was the setup to a later payoff in that direction. But we will see. You could be right too.

[@shannonharper9005]

I didn't think the Saw franchise thought they could do goosebumps twists anymore I thought they just played it straight with the twist being the last trap

[@EScoglio]

Sort of feels like every entry on this list boils down to "It didn't do the twist as good as some other movie with a similar twist, therefore it sucked"

[@johnoyblake1119]

Damn so him flying into the sun wasn’t taken right out of the comics 🤯🤯🤯

[@charlotte241000]

I disagree with sweet girl I loved the twist yes there opportunities that could have made it better but I still didn't expect the ending

[@esecretlangel9130]

Granted these plot twist are the best you see or learn about them the first time, because after that everyone knows

[@ChristianMalta-r7j]

Nah, the Eternals being on here is just more unwarranted hate for movie that wasn't bad to begin with. Having a complex antagonist is not a bad "plot twist"

[@paulolopez2649]

I actually liked the Eternals plot twist. I really didn't see it comming.

[@CooperAATE]

The trust was predictable but good... it was flying into the sun that pissed me off.

[@paulolopez2649]

@@CooperAATE I mean Marvel does do those kinds of things usually so I found it kinda cool. I can also see why a lot of people didn't like it.

[@legoreddead]

Rey is palpatine’s granddaughter 🙄

[@Windwalker88]

This still enrages me

[@fattony3736]

Worst twist of all time

[@leephillips4402]

In the sequel we find out Cruella's father was a dalmatian.

[@CyborgCharlotte]

Here’s a fun question: what would you say is worse, a plot twist that was immediately obvious from the start and you could see coming a mile away...yet acts like it’s some huge shocking unexpected reveal, or a plot twist that comes out of nowhere and makes little to no sense in the concept of the narrative

[@haxacodex3784]

Think nothing is worst in Cruella than when the Baroness pushed her off the balcony…like her arms didn’t extend, she didn’t put her weight into it, and the balcony railing was over Cruella center of gravity …the way she pushed her it is impossible for her to fall off…people use more energy to push the lever on a soda fountain than she used to push her off that ledge

[@bloodrunsclear]

Had Netflix ever made a movie with a GOOD plot twist?

[@nothinkin69]

I respectfully disagree with the Spiral one. Yes it was a bit predicable but I think that was the point. And I congratulate them for not trying to repeat what they did in the past, like they did in Jigsaw. It works better. Sure they could've fixed it a bit better and try to work it in better, but I think for what else they accomplish, the kills and the traps, gave the movie enough of a leg to stand on with the other SAW movies.

[@mchonkykong]

0:23 Morgan Freeman is the villain -The Hitman's Wife's Bodyguard 1:27 Ikaris betrays the Eternals and flies into the sun -The Eternals 2:22 Ruth took the blame for her sister killing the cop -The Unforgivable 3:23 The Baroness is Estella's bio mom -Cruella 4:35 Schenk is the new Jigsaw -Spiral TBoS 5:52 Ethan is the killer -The Woman in the Window 7:06 Justin isn't really dead and is the real villain -Jolt 8:15 Death is the cure -Awake 9:24 Anthony Hopkins was behind it all along -The Virtuoso 10:26 Ray actually dies in the first act -Sweet Girl

[@nicolefoster7976]

Can I recommend next time you just put the movie titles and times? That way we can skip the movies and still not be spoiled?

[@nixboox]

Really? Really? These are the WORST plot twists you could find? Seriously? How hard did you look?

[@aimlessalix8066]

The unforgettable "plot twist" wasn't for shock it's more of a soft reveal from the beginning so you understand her frustration

[@virginiahaskins8900]

Just because you didn’t see a twist coming, doesn’t mean that it’s a good twist 🤷‍♀️

[@nathanelke5234]

Too many times, in this video, the explanation for the twist being "bad" was "the execution was bad"...well, that's VERY subjective, isn't it? Moreso than a simple review of the facts of the plot & twist.

[@mantejsamra9496]

Woman in the window was a book first so I wouldn't say the movie had a bad plot twist since it was in the source material

[@BobbySacamano]

I think it's more about the execution.

[@mantejsamra9496]

@@BobbySacamano Fair enough I never watched the movie because I heard it wasn't that good. Which was disappointing because I enjoyed the book.

[@deer0skullz]

i kinda think extravagant melodrama is exactly what cruella needed. it’s just that kind of film

[@Sindrake]

You gotta love it when movie come up with titles Like, My mom's dad's brother,.. or saw,.. why dont they just make a movie called The Hitman's Wife's Saw

[@meg9953]

I have to push back on Awake having a bad plot twist. Dying was the cure. And we're not going to follow the story of the family who doesn't figure out the cure in a movie.

[@diabolicpanda]

for me is more of a mistery that the military and scientist did every inmoral act they could think of; except trying to reset the brain on one if the monkeys... like ok, don't try killing people but use a lab monkey to see if the EMP had the galnd on a loop and reseting it could help.

[@meg9953]

@@diabolicpanda That's fair. I suppose the excuse is that they were exhausted and doped up on those stimulants so they weren't thinking straight

[@rubioblack]

I LOVED the twist in "Sweet Girl".

[@Jonathontimblin7706gay]

We all disagree with the eternals

[@CooperAATE]

I liked everything but him going to get a tan

[@boose123]

I’d add last night in soho to this list, the movie was intriguing until it decided to force an unnecessary twist that made the framework of the film seem... so ridiculous. Beautifully shot tho

[@youtubeme7195]

The pocket knife is actually a friday the 13th reference.

[@LMason-qd7sq]

I think "Awake" is cool because it's like a computer that freezes and has to be restarted.

[@SonyaWood]

The woman across the street from the girl in the window was just horrific

[@bronsonbamnallen1633]

I actually liked Sweet Girl and the twist.

[@nfortin24]

never even heard of "The Unforgivable" but... it looks like she only got like what, 15 years for KILLING A COP?!?!

[@Lady.Elle.S]

I don't usually watch videos by people who was only claim to fame is complaining about movies since they actually never made one. but I had to watch this one. never again.

[@nuknukisdead]

For The Virtuose, I don't think Hopkins being the bad guy was supposed to be a twist, the moral of the story was for the Protag to overcome his own fears/failures and move on. He does so at the end, but is still killed. Now the new girl who killed him will have to go through the same journey with Hopkins (the one who failed to overcome).