Are we really going to play that?

Can I make a suggestion that doesn't involve violence or is this the wrong crowd?

I think that we both know it's time for me to go for this list will be looking at times when moviemakers through an unexpected curveball in the story which made it unbearable to watch again since major plot points will be discussed.

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None of it was real.

Nothing to hide a word to the wise.

Don't be superstitious eclipses are not without risk.

In fact, legend has it that during lunar eclipses, incredible things happen.

This french film has an interesting take on a dinner party.

Aside from the typical conversational fair, the group all surrendered their smartphones to the middle of the table.

Should any of them get a call text or message, the details would be shared with the entire group.

This of course leads to a plethora of secrets being revealed and to a lesser extent comments on smartphone culture and our unhealthy attachment to them here.

He says he misses your lips.

The story then falls flat as we learned the entire game with the phones has been nothing more than a what if story and the biggest part of this movie wasn't real.

Been there, done that.

No thanks.

It's a shame we didn't get to play the game with the phones could have been fun, fun.

I doubt that number nine abducted by aliens, The Forgotten.

We'll find them.

I promise you that Huey, we will find them.

Well, fine yourself.

When the Forgotten opens, we find Julianne moore's character telly mourning the loss of her son.

Sam.

He died over a year ago and telly is still dealing with the emotional aftermath.

Post traumatic shock, It affects everyone differently.

Sometimes some people actually invent entire alternate lives with imagined friends and lovers and Children.

Stop it.

Why are you doing this?

Why are both trying to take him away from me?

I made him up.

I made him up.

The movie tries to explore the concept of loss by having everyone in her life seemingly forget that Sam ever existed.

It gives us a unique window into the bond of mother has with her son but goes off the rails completely.

When people who try to tell her the truth, get yanked into the sky there, listening aliens have used her motherly bond as an experiment on human beings.

It's a twist that devolves quickly and takes away from the real story of loss.

You need to mm hmm.

Number eight It was all a dream savages At the end of the movie, The Devil's Advocate.

We find keanu Reeves character, kevin losing his life in defiance of the Devil.

The audience quickly learns that his death wasn't real and most of the movie was in Kevin's head.

It's a twist that surprised and delighted viewers savages tried to pull the same stunt when Ophelia wakes up after having dreamt about the death of her loved ones in a drug cartel related murder.

That's the way I imagined it.

But the truth has a mind of its own.

Both movies used the it was all a dream trope, but unlike the Devil's Advocate, this one falls flat with so much action and intensity around chon Ben and Ophelia, the dream just yanks any of the stakes of the film away, leaving viewers with a sour taste.

These things that happened.

No, mm hmm, You can never go back number seven, exploding family, Ready or not?

Talk about killer in laws.

On her wedding day, Grace learns of a terrible curse that has plagued her fiancee Alex's family.

A deadly bout of hide and seek follows As the thomas family tries to harm Grace before dawn believing if they fail, they will experience a terrible punishment.

God dammit Emily aim for the center of gravity.

Audiences sat on the edge of their seats watching Grace dodge capture repeatedly.

So it comes as a shocker when she finally does get caught, The sun rises and the family literally explodes.

The shattering ending undermines the entire Chase of Grace and leaves audiences wondering what exactly the point of everything was Number six.

Best friend was a Ghost Safe.

Haven can I help you?

Oh, oh ah you scared me.

Here's yet another attempt to retell a story about escaping unhealthy relationships in this version.

The main character, Aaron has fled from her cruel husband and is now living in Southport north Carolina under her new name, Katie.

The typical movie tropes about romance, friendship in a new town and the return of her husband are all present and accounted for.

He's here.

Who's here?

You know who?

You can already see the ending of the movie coming.

And just as it unfolds like you expect it to, she finds out her best friend is a ghost of her boyfriend's deceased wife really, it comes out of nowhere and serves no purpose other than shock value.

You are the most important person in the world to me.

Mhm.

Because I'm gone, they're yours now.

Number five, Ben dies after kissing Ray, Star Wars episode nine, The Rise of Skywalker.

Mhm.

With the launch of the new Star Wars trilogy, fans were introduced to Ben solo, aka Kylo Ren meant to serve as the primary adversary in the film's Milo's journey was one filled with conflict as much as he wanted to be the next Darth Vader.

His journey led him to finding redemption through the eyes of our new Jedi hero Ray.

I did want to take your hand.

Ben's hand.

Mirroring that of luke Skywalker's path with veda.

The writing was on the wall that Ben wasn't going to make it at the end of the third film.

But did they have to bump him off after saving Ray's life.

We waited three films for them to come together only to see him die moments later.

Just not fair.

Mm hmm.

# four Wash dies.

Serenity.

What does that mean for a show that only lasted one season?

It's pretty incredible to see how much love fans have given the show after being canceled by Fox in 2002 found support for the show eventually resulted in the filming of the 2005 movie Serenity which was meant to conclude the story, fans were ecstatic to see their favorite brown coats finally brought back for one more battle.

Their relation quickly dropped as fan favorite character wash died near the end of the movie.

I'm a leaf on the wind.

Yeah.

Given that they had already lost shepherd earlier, this seemed like an unnecessary plot twist that no one wanted.

You should hit me.

It crossed my mind.

Number three, it set in modern times the village.

We have agreed never to go back never.

What was the purpose of our leaving?

Let us not forget.

It was out of hope of something good and right when you see that m night Shyamalan is the director of a movie.

It's a foregone conclusion.

There's going to be some major plot twist near the end.

I see people They don't know they're dead.

Everyone was flawed by the ending of 6th sense and both unbreakable and signs kept his twists going in 2004's the village.

We thought we were looking at a group of people living in the 1800s and were afraid to go beyond their borders.

Yet when ivy ventures out beyond the wall, we see a ranger driving and learn that the entire 19th century community exists in modern times, within a protective forest reserve.

You live in there.

I do, sir.

It's a clever twist but handles much of the setting of the film and undermines the uniqueness of the world we've been presented.

You're not tricking me, are you?

I do not understand number 28 Lincoln.

Memorial Planet of the Apes.

Sometimes plot twists allow the viewer to see the movie in a whole new context.

Other times it's a trope used far too often and it turns audiences away.

Then you have tim Burton's Planet of the apes, your stinking hands off me, you damn dirty humans.

Yeah, supposedly inspired by the original 1968 film, we again see a space age astronauts being flung onto a planet ruled by apes.

Unlike the original.

However, the final scene of the movie doesn't provide any revelations about where he was.

Instead, we get an eight version of Abraham Lincoln and a whole lot of movie goers scratching their heads as to why?

Mm hmm.

It may be closer to the original Pierre boulle book.

But that certainly doesn't make it a good ending.

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Number one.

The mandarin wasn't real Iron man three.

You don't know where I am and you'll never see me coming up until the latter half of Ironman three audiences were petrified of a mystical mandarin.

He was responsible for several high profile bombings and was honing in on the United States.

The veil of mystery that surrounded him made him that more scary as the movie went on.

Yet when Tony Stark finally discovered him.

We learn the mandarin isn't real.

He's an actor named Trevor Slattery who's been paid to portray him by Aldrich, Killian Killian.

He created you.

He created me custom made terror threat.

Yes, yes.

His think tank think it up this fake out severely disappointed marvel fans as the real mandarin from the comics was a legendary supervillain and arch enemy of Ironman thankfully we were promised the real deal for shang chi and the legend of the 10 rings my son.

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