5 Movies With Biggest Plot Twists Fans Still Can't Forget
These twists surely changed the whole viewers' perspective.
A good plot twist can either make the movie ten times better or completely ruin it, depending on what exactly happens.
Film history has plenty of examples of both. What's for sure is that if the twist is done right and hits the audience in a truly unexpected way, there's no chance anyone will ever forget it.
If you want to experience a complete emotional rollercoaster in just a few movies, check out some of the following.
Frozen
It's not often that a children's movie makes everyone in the theater gasp, but Prince Hans' betrayal of Anna was definitely one.
It is the moment that was understood more by the adults than the children, and it definitely hurt those who have experienced something similar in real life.
Mean Girls
When Regina George cut up the photo of herself and Cady, everyone thought she was talking about them. However, everyone was completely shocked to see that she was actually pasting in the picture of herself instead.
This has to be the most unexpected twist of any teen movie ever made.
Final Destination 5
This movie gave the best twist not only for one movie but for the whole franchise, making the last movie the setup for the first.
What seemed to be a sequel turned out to be a prequel, bringing Final Destination full circle. By not advertising it as a prequel, the producers made it even more perfectly unexpected.
The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn
It was promoted all over the media that this movie would have a plot twist that would blow the audience away, but no one really expected anything of this magnitude of violence and gore.
Yes, we're talking about Carlisle's death, and yes, it's totally normal to be traumatized by it 12 years later.
The Mist
If you think there are no horrors with happy endings, you are wrong. However, you can't really call this a happy ending for the main character, who made the biggest mistake of his life by not waiting just a few moments longer.
The thought of living with such a burden might be scarier than death itself.