Movies with twist endings

[Your Mom]

I am really interested in watching some good movies with twist endings and/or movies where the bad guys win. I know you guys telling me the ones to watch kind of ruins half the fun of it, but I have no idea how to find movies like that without people telling me which ones to watch. So yeah help me out and tell me some. Don't say what happens though so I can at least be mildly surprised. :thumbsup:

[Liam]

The Usual Suspects

The Hole (I like it...meh)

Most Japanese films don't have twists, but more have ambiguous endings that leave you guessing/thinking

[Guest Mr McFarlane]

Babies pooping on Xboxes 3: Revenge of the S Controller.

[EndOfAnEra]

Malice has a really good twist at the end.

Sixth Sense/Village/Unbreakable are all very good as well.

[Liam]

Malice has a really good twist at the end.

Sixth Sense/Village/Unbreakable are all very good as well.

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Personally, you'll either love or detest The Village...I ended up detesting it, but meh, give it a try.

[Enter Blue Guy]

The only one I can think of is Sixth Sense.... But everyone and their mother has seen that movie.

[Guest Ringmaster]

Angel Heart

The Usual Suspects

The Sixth Sense

Frailty

Jacob's Ladder (not that good a movie though)

Mulholland Drive (kinda)

Fight Club

The Crying Game

Psycho

Fallen

Planet of The Apes

No Way Out

Primal Fear

Unbreakable

Old Boy

My personal favourite is the Usual Suspects, very closely followed by Angel Heart.

[Enter Blue Guy]

Does Snatch count?

[punky]

Frailty and Saw are pretty good movies with twist endings.

[Dingle]

Damn, aint seen Snatch in a LONG WHILE, gotta get the tape out

Oh anbd The Matrix series could count, but to be honest everyone's seen that and it gets boring at times (well, a lot)

[Enter Blue Guy]

Yes you should watch it. No matter how many people say it's confusing as hell and tailor made for people with ADD, I still love it.

Here's another.... Training Day.

Edited February 16, 2005 by Enter Blue Guy

[Your Mom]

Yeah if it's incredibly obvious I've probably already seen it. So far I've got:

The Hole

Angel Heart

Jacob's Ladder

No Way Out

Old Boy

Saw

[Benji]

Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

-- Note: That vomit smiley confused my senses because it moves the shifty emoticon.

[Johnny Latino Heat]

Errrm... how about Se7en? I'd say it's an original ending... with a twist.

[Guest Ringmaster]

May as well toss these in there:

- The Game

- Rashomon

- The Others

- Memento

- The 13th Floor

- The Third Man

- Kiss The Girls

- The Spanish Prisoner (fantastic twists in there)

- Arlington Road

- Wild Things

- Happy Accidents

- Vertigo

- In The Mouth Of Madness

- Shattered

- 12 Monkeys

- Dead Again

- Body Double

- Identity

- Chinatown

- Diabolique (the original >>>> the remake)

Edited February 16, 2005 by Ringmaster

[Dyko]

I highly recommend the movie NARC for a good twist ending, and also for the sheer awesomness that is Ray Liotta in that movie.

EDIT: If you managed to get Old Boy, I also recommend trying to find the movie "Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance." It's by the same director, and even though it doesn't have as amazing an ending as Old Boy, it still has a bunch of fantastic twists throughout.

Also, Brotherhood of the Wolf is a solid one with a bit of a twist ending, or at least one that you may not be expecting. Also, the main character looks like a French 1998 Triple H, which is great in and of itself.

Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels is very good in its own way...not exactly a "twist" ending, but certainly has all kinds of awesomeness right at the end as everything starts getting tied up nicely.

And, yes, I shouldn't have hit "Submit Post" as soon as I did, since I managed to write a novel after posting my once line...

Edited February 16, 2005 by Dyko

[Guest Mr McFarlane]

- Rashomon

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[Guest Ringmaster]

Think about it. Look at the different stories. Who commited the crime at the end?

[Dingle]

ooo, Almost forgot this one: Identity, brilliant film that I was very shocked with the ending, well, suprised

[Guest Mr McFarlane]

Think about it. Look at the different stories. Who commited the crime at the end?

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