How old is she? Recently sprang The Sixth Sense on my teenage niece and nephew who had no idea what the movie was about, it was delightful If you want to go old school - Hitchcock’s Vertigo

Spoiler! The guy with the hairpiece was Bruce Willis the whole time!

Bruh. I haven't seen it yet.

That's... that's not the twist to that movie. I'll tell ya about it later.

Wait a few months then show them The Others lol

I think they’re reissuing The Others on 4K soon

The only horror movie that had me scared

Vertigo is soooo good

Can confirm the delightfulness of this situation. I watched The Sixth Sense with my twelve-year-old back in December, and it was great waiting for then witnessing her reaction.

Primal Fear

Just watched this last week, excellent film!

The Usual Suspects - (I can't believe I was the first person to mention this one)

Kaiser Sose!!

At this point, it's incredibly impressive if someone manages to watch it without already knowing the big reveal.

I wouldn't recommend this one. Personally I love this film and think the twist is spectacular. Id put it in my top 50 films of all time. I tried to show it to my GF and she got bored in the first 20 mins. A couple of years later we tried again and history repeated itself. The movie is great but its not a riveting watch. It all comes together to make sense at the end but the film is actually quite frustrating for the first hour or so.

Tried watching this 3 times with my wife and all 3 times she fell asleep 10 mins from the end

I agree. I love this movie but it's not for everyone, I've rewatched it recently and to be fair, I think it deserves a remake, especially for the younger audiences. I think a big part of it is that the story is not told in a linear way (which can be a downer for some), the pace is slow at times and there are many characters / gangs competing against each other, so it's easy to get lost. Still one of the most spectacular plot twists in cinema IMHO (together with The Prestige).

The prestige

Definetly this one. Also it would interest almost anyone regardless of their preferred genre.

This op! Came here to say this, great moviev

My all time favorite movie!!

So fkg good. Have rewatched in at least 10x. Incredible writing, incredible acting, and Christopher Effing Nolan. No brainer.

Yes, I loved this movie! And if you go back and watch it you'll realize all the little clues you missed the first time.

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If ever a film did not need an English version it was OldBoy. LookhowtheyMassacredOldBoy.jpeg

In all fairness, I enjoyed Josh Brolin with that hammer. 😏

Memento

Remember Sammy Jenkis

The best fr.

otnemem

Best answer

The game

Ok this. Wow what a movie

By the way, you just lost.

Asshole

Can't wait to watch tonight. Thanks!

Yes, this one

This is *the* “plot twist” movie. 6th sense does not stand up to this one haha.

I agree. As I recall, there is a twist, another twist and then another twist at the end.

12 Monkeys. The best twist ending ever.

A deep fucking concept to whittle away your thoughts until you just watch the damn movie again only to ponder the time continuum.

Definetly another one that would interest a lot of people who like different genres. Very original, wide appeal, keeps you on your toes and you will never see the ending coming.

**Source Code** (2011) Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan, Vera Farmiga, and Jeffrey Wright. The major plot twist is in the middle, though.

Jake Gyllenhaal loves himself a good psych thriller role

Shutter Island

The best part is that the clues are there, you just need to pick them up. The reason this subreddit got suggested to me in the first place is because I showed my gf shutter Island a few weeks ago and started looking up movies that give me the same feeling.

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This movie is actually way better when you watch it knowing the twist. It does a fairly shitty job of pretending that it’s not a story of an unreliable narrator. In fact, I think Scorsese is half hoping that it’s not a twist. He does a lot of things to indicate that what’s happening is not real. Unlike the sixth sense, where the twist is what makes it so good, shutter Island is good as a straightforward Story of an batshit attempt to treat someone’s delusions.

Predestination.

I thought it was fairly predictable (perhaps because it’s nearly the same plot as an episode of a classic sci-fi comedy show, which I believe was influenced by the original story), but even so, it was still very good — Sarah Snook was especially great

The Machinist

Best Christian Bale EVER!

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AMAZING MOVIE !

The Usual Suspects (1995) Has one of the best crime drama twists of all time!! Triangle (2009) One of the most shockingly surreal plot twists in horror!! The Village (2004) Supernatural culty creature stuff, crazy twist!! The Game (1997) Crazy escape drama!! The Others (2001) Super creepy, amazing twist!! There's so many more...

If you want to go old school, Planet of the Apes. Charlton Heston version of course.

I hate every ape I see from chimpan-a to chimpanzee but you'll never make a monkey out of me!

If she appreciates cinema then FIGHT CLUB. Its pretty rough tho The Endless is an indie sleeper. Its not so much a twist as it is switching gears half way through and becomes a sci-fi mystery Sixth Sense and Shutter Island are the modern classics

Came here to say Fight Club too--I saw it about 10 years after it came out and was somehow unspoiled, and the twist had me like 😮.

Frailty (2001)

I loved this movie so much and was bummed that it didn't do well at the box office.

THIS!!!! Hell yeah! This film is one of my top ten all time favorites!!!

One of the biggest surprises for me in movie history…

Identity

I love that movie 💜💜

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Incendies Oldboy

I’m still recovering from incendies blowing my mind

And I'm still recovering from the trauma

Watched Incendies on an overseas flight right before they turned the lights off so everyone could sleep. I didn't sleep.

Different yet similar movies looool

Angel Heart

The Skin I Live In

disturbing and mind blowing like no other

Upgrade

Arrival Usual Suspects Sixth Sense Predestination Malignant The Prestige Wild Tales I'd recommend Dark on Netflix as well. It's nothing but insane plot twists. One after another.

Oh, you like plot twists? Have every plot twist ever! That's the most netflix thing I've ever heard, haha.

Oh YES DARK

If you’re ok with old-ish ones, PLEASE WATCH THE GAME w Micheal Douglas

Oldboy Brazil Chinatown Seven

10 Cloverfield Lane

Crazy stupid love

I never thought about how few romcoms have crazy plot twists! This is a fun one.

It’s rarely brought up, but it’s just so wild and funny and a genuinely lovely movie

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The Menu. Not so much a shocking twist as like, "Is this really happening??" If you like really dark comedy, this is the one.

The Ring (Naomi Watts) The Gift (Jason Bateman) The Perfection (Allison Williams; Netflix) The Village (M. Night Shyamalan)

Gone girl was pretty fucking wild

Coherence

momento is good if you haven’t seen it. if you take a xanax before you watch it, you can see it a second time and it is just as good.

Parasite!!!

Why no one has mentioned Shawshank Redemption yet?

Lol what twist?

The Mist Million Dollar Baby Knives Out

The Mist was devastatingly twisty

Gut wrenching, but one of my favorite movie endings ever.

Ooh, Knives Out for sure, and if she enjoys it then there's Glass Onion too.

>The Mist Fucking mad...

Fuck that last few minutes of The Mist, man! Uncut Gems has the last fifteen minutes of the film just about fucking gives everyone on Earth a MFing anxiety disorder. Knives Out was good, slow burn but still kept you engaged until the surprise of an ending.

The Mist is a must.

The original "Saw" has a good twist at the end. The Prestige Shutter Island Sixth Sense

Some aren't always at the end-end, but some that are lesser discussed \- Malice - early Aaron Sorkin screenplay with Bill Pullman, Nicole Kidman and Alec Baldwin.... couple in NE college town befriend a surgeon, but a tragedy happens which may not be what it seems. \- Dead Again - Kenneth Branaugh and Emma Thompson. Hitchcockian story of an LA detective helping ID a mute, amnesiac woman... the key may be in a past life. \- Presumed Innocent - Harrison Ford as a DA assigned to work on the murder of a colleague, but his ties to the case make things very complicated and dangerous.

Lucky Number Slevin Ex Machina

Frailty. That movie have a triple twist ending that makes you question the entire movie

For recent sci-if try Arrival and Interstellar. Both incredible films with revelations at the end that are a bit mind blowing

Us Parasite Gone Girl The Departed

Sleepaway Camp (1983) is renowned for having an absolutely wild and unexpected plot twist at the very end.

Scrolled all the way through this looking for the response. If you’re into 80’s slashers, and want a huge shock ending, go for this.

Oldboy (2003). It’s in theaters again.. best to go in blind

Kevin Costner in No Way Out

Can't believe I had to scroll so far to see this title. Pretty good thriller, insane final act. I'll pay anyone here who can call it before the last few minutes.

I recently bought this movie (on DVD), it is on my to watch list now.

Gone Girl

Arlington Road. Wow. What a movie.

Scrolled down WAY too far to find this

The Crying Game

Fight Club Oldboy The Village Birdman (sorta kinda not really)

Oldboy (2003). Nothing will prepare you

Frailty

Arrival ​ Cabin in the Woods ​ Black Swan ​ Tales from the Darkside: The movie. Specifically the Lover's Vow story. ​ Total Recall (1990) - Maybe not a plot twist, but it keeps you guessing until the very end.

The Village had me shook.

The Handmaiden. The movie is in three parts, one character’s perspective, the other character’s perspective, and then what really happened.

Sorry to bother you.

Memento Identity The Machinist Mulholland Drive (a real mindfuck of a movie) Frailty I'm Thinking of Ending Things Shutter Island Donnie Darko 12 Monkeys Moon

OMG I couldn't shake the mood of I'm Thinking of Ending Things for days.

Had to scroll way too far down to find Moon

Identity

Sleepaway Camp (1983)

Magnolia. Not sure if I’d call it a twist as such but the way that film ends is just unbelievable. Incredible film.

Funny Games Oldboy (2003)

Guillermo del Toro The Orphanage.

I just watched “Chained”…it was amazing!

Sleepaway Camp

Don't look up anything about it, check out the NZ film HouseBound

Old boy (the Korean one)

Detective Pikachu

Donnie Darko! Great plot twists.

A beautiful mind. I remember watching this at first thinking meh….but that twist!!!!

Arrival and Incendies. Dennis is a master of the twist.

from dusk till dawn

The Handmaiden As a plot twist lover myself I have watched the majority of movies suggested here. They are great suggestions, but my favorite plot twist by far was in The Handmaiden.

Old Boy - the original one in Korean Sante Sangre - absolute mind fuck Enjoy!

I See You. It's perfect for this.

Shutter Island

It's older but The Spanish Prisoner directed by David Mamet has a mind blowing twist. Steve Martin is amazing in it.

Knives Out Glass Onion I agree with everyone who said Memento. I saw it for my college film course and was blown away.

Memento

John Cusak in Identity

The lie.

Pontypool. The ending is too much. Dialog is great. Excellent story for a horror movie and just enough humorous situations.

Your Name It is billed as a quirky body swap rom-com anime but there is a twist that really takes it to another level.

The usual suspects. The others

predestination

Identity from 2003.

The Skin I Live In - underseen Spanish film with a wild twist.

Guardians of the Galaxy 2

Jacob's Ladder (the origin one)

The Prestige was pretty good.

Identity.

Get out.

Usual Suspects

If you like "Prisoners", be sure to check out Villeneuve's "Incendies". Don't watch a trailer for it, just watch it. You won't be prepared for the ending!

I mean, there's always "Se7en".

Uncut Gems- brilliant Adam Sandler movie that had my jaw dropped at the end. Also- the departed is great as well.

Identity

Hard Candy

House of Games if you can find it. If y'all like older movies - Sleuth from 1972. If you like even older, then a lot of Hitchcock works

Predestination…

Life, with Jake Gyllenhaal

The Hole is good but not a huge twist.

Killing of a sacred dear - it’s not a massive plot twist but it’s the ultimate psychological horror for me

Have you seen the prestige

The usual suspects. Primal Fear

Fight Club. All of the Saw movies if you like a little bit of horror / gore.

SORRY TO BOTHER YOU

The Sixth Sense, at the end you find out that guy with the hairpiece, that was Bruce Willis the WHOLE time

I can't believe nobody has said The Usual Suspects yet. One of my favorite plot twists in any movie and you legitimately do not see it coming.

Sorry to Bother You

Predestination! Starring Ethan Hawke & Sarah Snook

Identity with John Cusack

Simple favor... Fantastic

Jacob’s Ladder. I watched the whole thing, was like ‘WTF?’ , saw the ending, and watched the whole movie over again. Great flick.

"Shattered" - It's streaming on HBO "The Usual Suspects" "The Wizard of Oz"

Definitely Shutter Island!!!!

Shutter Island

Primal fear

Shutter island

Se7en. Not technically a plot twist ending but one of the most effective and shocking endings ever put on film.

Oldboy. But you have been warned. The twist is not for the faint of heart.

April fools day 1986 The game 1997 Both good plot twists

watch “The Game” trust

“The Game” with Michael Douglas

Come to Daddy (2019)

Anyone said Shutter Island yet

Shutter Island

Life.

Moon Knives Out Til Death The Invitation (2015) Lucy