Poll: Movies with the best (surprise) endings

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ArchAngel, hush. I was posting in school and had to rush...

Anyway--I loved unbreakable! That ending took me by surprise! OOOH was it good!

 

Yeah, Unbreakable had a pretty cool ending...

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Bandits?!?!?!? I saw that ending coming a mile (or kilometre for you crazy people in the REST of the world!!! ) away!!!!

Unbreakable was very good!!! And a killer ending too! A guy I used to work with is good friends with M. Night, and has actually been an extra in all of his movies...

 

Well ok it wasn't a hollywood ending (Seven ) But it reakky didn't surprise me...But men I loved it!

The sixt sense? That movie sucked! I see dead people... Well we could all guess how it ended didn't we? Come on! You need more to suprise me (Like I said before: Cube).

Starwars 1 was suprising, how could they make a ending that sucked as much as the mid part? Now that was suprising. I mean you get that cool fight, and then the fight ends in a lame way Qui Gon and Maul are dead... and than -Horror- more JarJar scenes!

 

The Thomas Crowne Affair... overall a terrible movie, but with a great ending.

 

Nothing to pin on him? Nothing to pin on him?

Did you actually see the movie?

 

Pulp Fiction

 

I have to go with "The Usual Suspects" if this is a poll. Best ending (in terms of surprise) I can recall for a film. One of the best films full stop.

6th Sense - Yup, I'm afraid I missed the clues and didn't see it coming. Still not as good as the above.

 

I've seen it several times actually. (For those that haven't, some spoilers below)
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Other than the small time criminal activity, the cops had nothing on Kaiser. As far as they were concerned, Kaiser was a myth, a fairy tale from the criminal world. And by the end of the movie, you find out that the whole story told to the cops was made-up, on the spot. How much of it was real? What truth was there in it? And who was going to believe the cop's story now, that a known, small-time crook turns out to be a grandmaster criminal, controlling almost every aspect of the criminal world. Once the witness was killed, there was no proof or evidence of any kind that Kaiser even existed, let alone that he was responsible for any criminal activity. They could have charged Verbal for various crimes, but didn't, because they wouldn't even believe that he was capable of it.

 

I just saw Vanilla Sky, and even though I haven't been impressed with Tom Cruise's acting lately, this movie really blew me away, and the ending was pretty surprising. I'd recommend it.