Worst movie plot twist?

I wouldn't call Sunshine a "plot twist". I actually enjoyed it. I think the "twist" in High Tension was just pathetic. It completely ruined the movie. That twist is incredibly overused. sammyjenkis898

I still really liked Sunshine, but the way they introduced the new aspect of the film with the guy attacking everyone seemed kinda random. I agree with High tension, that was just silly and full of plot holes. Still a pretty good film but the end is just weird.

Hancock. It was on the cover, on the commercials, on everything! lolII-FBIsniper-II

Signs. It was pretty terrifying aside from the water thing... Okay, maybe just the birthday scene. jaydough

Signs. It was pretty terrifying aside from the water thing... Okay, maybe just the birthday scene. jaydough

Oh yeah I remember the See swing away twist, that was just stupid.

Alien: Ressurection

2 Awards
Worst plot twist
Worst sequel

Hancock. It was on the cover, on the commercials, on everything! lolII-FBIsniper-II

[QUOTE="sammyjenkis898"]I wouldn't call Sunshine a "plot twist". I actually enjoyed it. I think the "twist" in High Tension was just pathetic. It completely ruined the movie. That twist is incredibly overused. Film-Guy

I still really liked Sunshine, but the way they introduced the new aspect of the film with the guy attacking everyone seemed kinda random. I agree with High tension, that was just silly and full of plot holes. Still a pretty good film but the end is just weird.

I think Sunshine was the one that dissapointed me that most, the plot twist that turned the film into pretty much a slasher made me sigh out loud. I loved the film and would give it a 9 maybe even a 9.5, but the plot twist changed the score into about a 8.Film-Guy

Hancock. It was on the cover, on the commercials, on everything! lolII-FBIsniper-II

Alien: Ressurection

2 Awards
Worst plot twist
Worst sequel

Morning_Revival

That film had a twist? I thought it was just a really weird plot near the end. I didnt hate the film, Ron Perlman was good as usual. You do not know bad sequels until you see crap like Bad news bears 3 or Caddyshack 2.

The Village anyone?gobo212

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Alien: Ressurection

2 Awards
Worst plot twist
Worst sequel

Film-Guy

That film had a twist? I thought it was just a really weird plot near the end. I didnt hate the film, Ron Perlman was good as usual. You do not know bad sequels until you see crap like Bad news bears 3 or Caddyshack 2.

[QUOTE="Film-Guy"]I think Sunshine was the one that dissapointed me that most, the plot twist that turned the film into pretty much a slasher made me sigh out loud. I loved the film and would give it a 9 maybe even a 9.5, but the plot twist changed the score into about a 8.jasperrussell

I am in the minority who actually liked the twist with the military, made the film more interesting and it showed an interesting contrast between human and monster and how the two are not that different.

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Alien: Ressurection

2 Awards
Worst plot twist
Worst sequel

Morning_Revival

That film had a twist? I thought it was just a really weird plot near the end. I didnt hate the film, Ron Perlman was good as usual. You do not know bad sequels until you see crap like Bad news bears 3 or Caddyshack 2.

What about Alien 3:P

[QUOTE="jasperrussell"][QUOTE="Film-Guy"]I think Sunshine was the one that dissapointed me that most, the plot twist that turned the film into pretty much a slasher made me sigh out loud. I loved the film and would give it a 9 maybe even a 9.5, but the plot twist changed the score into about a 8.Film-Guy

I am in the minority who actually liked the twist with the military, made the film more interesting and it showed an interesting contrast between human and monster and how the two are not that different.

The Village anyone?gobo212

[QUOTE="Morning_Revival"][QUOTE="Film-Guy"]

That film had a twist? I thought it was just a really weird plot near the end. I didnt hate the film, Ron Perlman was good as usual. You do not know bad sequels until you see crap like Bad news bears 3 or Caddyshack 2.

Film-Guy

What about Alien 3:P

[QUOTE="jasperrussell"][QUOTE="Film-Guy"]I think Sunshine was the one that dissapointed me that most, the plot twist that turned the film into pretty much a slasher made me sigh out loud. I loved the film and would give it a 9 maybe even a 9.5, but the plot twist changed the score into about a 8.Film-Guy

I am in the minority who actually liked the twist with the military, made the film more interesting and it showed an interesting contrast between human and monster and how the two are not that different.

edit: ie the main guy turning into John McClain from Die hard!

The Village anyone?gobo212

[QUOTE="battlefront23"] What's with the hate for Shamalan? (sp?) I love all of his movies besides The Happening.harashawn

The Village anyone?gobo212

I saw that coming less than 20 minutes into the film. Most transparent twist ever.Lockedge

Hmm. There's a movie where people escape to an island away from all these horrible creatures, only to await more horrible creatures! The credits roll after this. Real cheesy movie. Can't remember the name of it but remember one scene where a guy does not have any ammo in his gun, so he has to die painfully (eaten by a creature).Thorpe89

I'd imagine the hate-on for Shyamalan is because he tends to get decent stories put together, and then demolishes them with a really crappy twist. I mean, if all his movies are based on the idea that there's a twist to them, the twist will be anticipated, and people will be looking for it early on. In films like The Village, it was incredibly easy to tell the twist early on. In Signs, the twist was just ridiculous and anticlimactic, much like Unbreakable's twist. Good enough movies without Shyamalan's reputation, but he ruins his movies before anyone sees them, and that's depressing.Lockedge

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[QUOTE="jasperrussell"] I found it to make no sense. The first half was great. same with 28 days later - started off great - turned into zombie slasher.jasperrussell

I am in the minority who actually liked the twist with the military, made the film more interesting and it showed an interesting contrast between human and monster and how the two are not that different.

edit: ie the main guy turning into John McClain from Die hard!

It wasnt really ramboness, it was supposed to show that all humans have a brutal and violent side that makes them act like the infected, like when selena confuses jim for one of the infected.

Signs. It was pretty terrifying aside from the water thing... Okay, maybe just the birthday scene. jaydough

The village's plot twist was a let downUnknownSniper65

Hmm. There's a movie where people escape to an island away from all these horrible creatures, only to await more horrible creatures! The credits roll after this. Real cheesy movie. Can't remember the name of it but remember one scene where a guy does not have any ammo in his gun, so he has to die painfully (eaten by a creature).Thorpe89

i think it was deep rising or something like that

[QUOTE="Lockedge"][QUOTE="harashawn"] It's cool to hate M. Night. :P omfg_its_dally

Well, I'll admit I saw the trailer beforehand so it gave me a glimpse of what the movie would be like. Once the movie established its setting, I just had to put a few pieces together... [spoiler] ... to find out that this wasn't a historically placed area. For instance, the actors in the movie were too good to have accents that shoddy (and Shyamalan isn't George Lucas either, so there's no way their dialogue and accents would be so wooden and fake sounding). Whether it was just me being paranoid about the twist or not, the terrible stereotypical dialogue and accents really helped give it away. I'll admit later on in the movie I started having doubts about the theory, so I'll credit Shyamalan there for trying to trick me, but it just seemed easy and something that Shyamalan would do. Once the "monster" scene hit, with the thing walking around the town while everyone hid, I was pretty convinced. I didn't pinpoint it to a wildlife reserve, but I figured they were just a hidden community of folks in the modern world. Of course, the seemingly anti-religious stance the movie was taking further pushed me to believe it. Without the context of Shyamalan's other movies, I probably would have really enjoyed it but his rep for twists made it predictable. [/spoiler]

Harashawn: I tried to quote your post but I got about 8 HTML errors, so I just did it without the quote tree. :P

I wouldn't call Sunshine a "plot twist". I actually enjoyed it. I think the "twist" in High Tension was just pathetic. It completely ruined the movie. That twist is incredibly overused. sammyjenkis898

I agree, I began wondering more and more about how this plot twist was actually possible throughout the movie.

hancock was crap and it had so much potential to be a good movie kemar7856

[QUOTE="kemar7856"]hancock was crap and it had so much potential to be a good movie harashawn