"The Incredibles" and "Brother Bear" plot twists still give me goosebumps like it's my first time watching them. I mean... - You find out all your hero friends are dead at the hands of a machine built by your "biggest fan"; and - You have befriended a bear cub and become like his big brother only to find out you killed his mother and made him an orphan How do you come back from that?!?!?
I swear those plot twist terrorised me more than Mufasa’s death. I seriously just wanted Kenai to die at that moment when I watched that revelation as a kid, also made me be wary of crazy fans of any fandom.
I really like the ending of Onward, it should've been in the list. Even if the movie was a typical adventure- fantasy type one and kind of predictable honestly, the ending was surely something.
In the book Black Cauldron, it was Ellidyr, the reformed antagonist, who sacrifices. Not Gurgi. We learn the “twist” about Meg very early on, her very next scene after meeting her. We also understand that she’s actually rooting for Hercules, despite having her arm twisted into working against him. Also what another commenter said: Elsa’s hug has nothing to do with it- other than to show everyone that she is not the monster they think she is. In choosing to save her sister rather than herself, sacrificing her own last chance of rescue to protect Elsa, ANNA HERSELF performed the act of true love which ultimately saved her too.
The first time I saw Coco, and Miguel said that Ernesto was his "great-great grandfather", I was like "Whoa! His idol was actually one of his family members?". But now I'm like " Kid, what side of the bed did you wake up on?".
I honestly figured it out while we were watching it in class when it came on dvd . I said it out loud as a what if? And it turns out I was right... everyone was so mad at me. But tbh it was really predictable to me.
vanellope not coming back with ralph really is an eye opener for me. to see your bestfriend leave you but youre okay and still wish them to have a wonderful adventure ahead, thats a great character growth!
*✨ It’ll hurt for a little while but eventually you’ll feel happy knowing your bestie is good and happy with yourself for being responsible and doing the right thing*
Disney never fails to throw us a real plot twist. The best plot twist is when the protagonist finds out that the side character actually is or works for the antagonist (i.e., Zootopia and Hercules).
Stan Lee small cameo in Big Hero 6 was one of the best surprises I have seen in a movie and they caught me off guard with Stan Lee actually appearing and talking
k.e.c. But he didn’t melt. If he did, she might’ve unfroze there. But then what would be the message? “If you’re ever in need, you can always count on a talking snowman”?
Anna Banana, true, but he was willing to melt, but when Anna said to Olaf he would melt ( and he started to notice ) he moved away. The message would be trust and willingness of a friend or family member, also why hate on my opinion? You didn’t have point out that, “hE’s jUsT a SnOwmAn”. 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
k.e.c. Oh trust me, it has a lot of credit. And I never said he’s just a snowman. Damn u really twisted what I said. And also, he wasn’t willing to melt, because he said, “maybe just not right this second.” And he stopped himself from melting. If he didn’t, then anna would’ve unfroze and Elsa could’ve built him later. But then Elsa would be dead or Anna would be dead trying to sacrifice herself cuz the ice freezing her saved her from getting cut by Hans’s blade.
The truth is: Elsa’s hug is not the “act of true love” that thaw Anna’s heart. It’s actually Anna’s sacrificing herself to protect her sister the act of true love here. Basically the biggest plot twist from Frozen’s creators is that fairytale characters can save themselves from curses without receiving help from others
lmao, I thought that it was obvious, that it was Anna's sacrifice and love for Elsa, that saved her life. When they said "Elsa's hug", I was like... bro, what are u on.
The whole point surely of Anna's healing is not her being able to save herself. She wasn't able to save herself just by herself. It's the fact that her sacrificing her life on behalf of her sister showed the true love they shared in their sisterly relationship that saved Anna. If Anna had been completely alone then saving herself would have been impossible. She didn't have to work harder or do better, or achieve a level of beauty, popularity, education, or career goals to thaw her heart. No was it because of any superpowers. It was sacrifice from love, literally her helping someone else, that brought about her healing.
Brother Bear has one of the darkest twists. The main character doesn't discover a dark secret behind another's actions. Kenai himself, discovers he killed the loved one, of someone he himself grew to love. This movie was underrated, problably because it was ahead of its time. But it gives us a strong lesson of how our actions have consequences, and we can hurt others, even those we love.
Yeah, the hints were there with Koda talking about his mother being around somewhere and they'd meet later, but still to see the scene of Kenai killing the bear play out a second time only to hear her voice calling out "Koda?" that time round made my blood go cold. I love Brother Bear so much. Until recently it was my all time favourite movie. Bits like that are absolutely why.
The hans betrayal was awful. Just a way to shoehorn a villain into the movie, and make it long enough to be a viable movie. That whole movie suuuuuucked.
Me to SMELLweather: 20:12 - 20:18 Bitch, I am going douse you in gasoline, light you on fire, listen to you squeal & make you BEG FOR DEATH'S SWEET RELEASE!!!!!
Stinky Pete, Randall, Henry J. Waternose, Stromboli, Turbo/King Candy, Charles Muntz, ScreenSlaver, Syndrome, Lotso, Gabby Gabby, Charles Muntz, Auto and Ernesto La Cruz being revealed to be the villains of Pinocchio, Toy Story 2, Coco, Monsters’ Inc. The Incredibles and The Incredibles 2, Wreck-It-Ralph, Up, Toy Story 3, Toy Story 4 and Wall-E is executed correctly as they reveal their villainy halfway through the movie instead of the very end and they come off as real villains who actual contribute to the plots of the movies they appear in with personalities and backstories behind how they became villains and proper goals behind their motives and intentions but Bellwether, Sir Axlerod, Doug, Duke Weaeselton, Prince Hans and Yokai being revealed to be the villains of Frozen, Big Hero 6 and Zooptoia plus Cars 2 is executed wrong because they reveal and show their villainy and antagonism too late into the movies and demote them to minor and supporting characters and come off as generic doomsday villains, plot devices and plot-irrelevant villains who no proper goals behind their motives and only exist to create the external conflicts for the heroes and protagonists to resolve in the movie (And their plots and conflicts would have remained the same and had little or no change without them around to interfere with it.) when all its conflict mostly just comes from their character arcs and character developments to change into better people and them resolving the internal conflicts within themselves (In Elsa, Mater, Nick Wilde, Judy Hopps and Hiro’s cases of course.) related to Dory, Marlin, Maui, Moana, Nemo, Joy, Sadness, Ralph, Cruz, Lightning McQueen, Bing Bong, Wade and Ember in Finding Nemo, Cars, Cars 3 (Despite still having villains, Chick Hicks and Jackson Storm.) and Ralph Breaks the Internet, Moana (Despite still having villains, Arthur and Te Ka and Tamoata.) and Inside Out and Elemental.
When I was watching Zootopia, I thought the lion was the villain and the sheep was the good person. Man, was I wrong! Zootopia actually taught me to be more aware of persons before I can trust them cause who knows if they're wearing a dark mask.
Here is my reaction Eugene: * cuts Rapunzel’s hair * Me: EUGENE WHY OH WHY DID YOU CUT HER HAIR OFF! Aaaaaaaaaaaaa! Me again but At the ending of the movie: thank goodness for that! Good thing Eugene is still a alive!
I still remember my jaw dropping when King Kandy turned into Turbo. I knew he was the villain but I never thought he would be Turbo. That blew my mind.
I was surprised too but after watching it again, I noticed a bunch of clues setting up that plot twist: his car wasn’t candy-themed and it looked an awful lot like Turbo’s car in his original game; in the flashback explaining the origin of “going Turbo”, the same voice actor was used to voice both Turbo in the flashback and King Candy (which I caught the first time I watched it but brushed it off to just Disney utilizing Alan Tudyk for the heck of it); he claimed that Wreck-it Ralph’s medal was lost forever in the coding network when he knew exactly where to find it all along (and just to piggyback off of that deception, the entrance to the coding network in such a newer arcade game was an OLD Nintendo controller); and for such a new game, King Candy sure had a TON of medals. I’m sure there’s more I could add but I can’t remember anything else at the moment
I agree, even some of the characters in the film especially Ralph and Felix thought Turbo was gone for good up until the climax of the film where both of them were watching the Monitor screen as Vanellope's glitching causes, King Candy, to glitch, revealing himself to be Turbo. This led Felix and Ralph to be shocked and speechless at the sight of this revelation.
I mean it was kind of obvious, there was something off about King Candy. He's much older and seems so different compared to all the other racers. I mean his castle was pink and looked way too girly to belong to an old man. So I had a feeling but what I didn't expected was that King Candy was actually Turbo.
King Candy being Turbo absolutely floored me! Right after it’s revealed you notice all the breadcrumbs and you see how obvious it should have been to put together but it catches you so off guard that you can’t help but be impressed by it~ Honestly, this was a twist I love every time I show it to someone who hasn’t seen it
Disney twist logic: "Hey man, we have this one character that needs more depth." "Make her a twist villain." "What? We have no clues and the film is almost done!" " Just do it." "Ugh fine..."
@@movietimeateds69 Yeah. It barely felt believable at all due to lazy writing and crappy storytelling. It also didn't help that it had such a rushed production.
The plot twist in Coco always makes me cry every time when we find out that Hector is Miguel's actual great great grandfather. I've watched Coco like a thousand times since it came out. It's still my favorite animated movie to this day.
I remember being in the theatre watching Wreck it Ralph with my sister and friend. During the turbo scene, I flipped out and started whispering to them “OH MY GOSH THAT IS KING CANDY’S VOICE IT’S HIM”. They thought I was way overthinking it. I celebrated so hard when it was finally revealed.
Yeah minor swear words in kids movies were a lot more common back that time period. And I'm actually impressed that there are trying to bring that back nowadays.
The ending of Onward honestly should’ve been on this list. It was Ian’s dream to finally meet his biological father only to realize how Barley has been there for him all his life. So when Ian gave up that one chance to finally come face to face with Wilden and give Barley the closure he so well needed and deserved, it was just something that no one would ever expect to see coming.
Have you noticed that the recent Disney movies (Wreck it Ralph 2, Toy Story 4, Frozen 2) all have the same ending with friends/loved- ones going their seperate ways I think it's a very good life lesson that friends are always going to seperate at one point or another but that the friendship doesn't end there and remains the same no matter what
I even felt Hans revelation in frozen surprising because usually fairy tales have insta-love and they usually don't turn down that way. Go ahead. Call me stupid😔
I don't get the whole Meg thing. Didn't we know she was working with Hades towards the beginning? That would imply that she had been manipulating Hercules the whole time and not to mention there was multiple instances that also pointed to that same fact, so why was that such a shock towards the end?
Well, when it’s thought of, Hades owning Meg was something we didn’t learn at the end when Hercules loses his power. We learned it after the whole scuffle with Nesses. We just learned the whole backstory behind it during that climax.
Which is ironic because Moana doesn’t have a villain as much as other Walt Disney Animation Studios movies (it’s bad guys are just obstacles for the characters to overcome for our enjoyment, like the Kakamora, one of them WITH A BAYMAX MASK, SO CUTE!!!!!!, Tamatoa aka Schaffrillas Productions and Te Ka). Regardless, that is an amazing, important message!
Yeah. If I'm being honest, Brother Bear might be my favorite Disney movie. It's much, MUCH better than people give it credit for, and scenes like this are good reasons why.
20 -as a kid, I was shocked 19 -had no idea 18 -as a kid, I would say What The F*** 17 -that almost made me cry 16 -WHAT?!?! 15 -Even in theaters as a kid but What? 14 -Figures but it’s sweet 13 -Watching that one, I’m like OMG 12 -Who knew someone stinky was the villain? 11 -As a kid, that shocked me 10 -That got me sad when the song started to play 9 -Definitely Didn’t See That Coming 8 -That was something I didn’t suspect 7 -Didn’t think it’d be obvious 6 -Wait, What?!?! 5 -Gasp 4 -Holy Sh*t! That one surprised me!!! 3 -I find that weird but shocking at the same time 2 -I was BLOWN AWAY 1 -That one is the REAL SHOCKER and a huge gasp to see that he’s a major disney villain dick of all time!
I kinda have a dark theory for Tangled. You know when Eugene says that if Rapunzel tries to heal him, she'll die, what if if this means that whatever Rapunzel heals, she then experiences. Like when she healed Eugene's hand, she could've possessed the same thing on her hand. And maybe, every time she brings Mother Gothels youth back, she grows in age a lot quicker.
Dear people of the comments: Elsa did not save Anna. Mourning does not equal true love. Anna thawed because of her true love for Elsa, shown by her sacrifice. Sincerely, Me
The Charles F. Muntz plot twist broke my heart. He seemed like an amazing guy at first. It's his quest and loneliness that turned him slowly but surely crazy.
Big Hero 6, Coco, Brother Bear and Moana had such good plot twist. but dammnnnnnn Meet the Robinsons had some of the most surprising plot twists I've ever watched
And actually, last comment. How was Doris' reveal not mentioned? Like we knew she was a sentient and evil hat, but she's one of the only villains that technically succeeded in her goals. She tricked Bowler Hat Guy into having them mass produce other hats, used them to take over and WON. Literally the last part of the movie is Lewis changing the bleak future where everyone is controlled by a Doris hat (and the movie did cleverly foreshadow this in a flashback when Doris told BHG her story)...so she actually won and the protagonist had to reverse it rather than stop it.
@@thawabalh Ehh...nah...I don't like it... Nothing against her, but I've never seen her actually act in a serious roll, and Meg needs dynamic acting for us to fall in love with her all over again. I don't trust Arianna to do that. Don't ask who I think can. I'm not a casting director for a reason.
Brother Bear's twist will make me cry to this day even KNOWING what happens. Just the whole way that played out with Kenai rejecting his "love" totem, finally feeling like a big brother to Koda (learning love), and then the realization of what he did with killing Koda's mom. Add Koda's look of absolute betrayal. oof, they don't make them like that anymore. Then you have Coco. They made the whole audience think the Ernesto was the ancestor. Parents where like ok duh so what's the big thing that will make it worth taking my kids to? And even nonparents couldn't help but wonder what the "worth" part would be, BUT to have it played out like that ?!?! Probably the best thing since Brother Bear. Finally with the Big Hero 6 reveal of Callaghan being the man in the mask had me crying out in anger, and pain. Because that means that Tadashi's death was a meaningless sacrifice !!! He went in to HELP Callaghan who was FINE !!!! Tadashi's death broke my heart and then to find out that it didn't have to happen !!!! Let's me tell you the things I screamed "in my head" because they were not kid appropriate, ugh
The Callaghan reveal for Big Hero 6 messed me up really bad. I had convinced myself that the villian was actually Tadashi because I refused to believe he was actually dead..... So when it was revealed to be Callaghan and that he started to fire to begin with..... Devastated all over again
When Tangled came out, we got to the theater late so we missed the intro, so when Rapunzel realized Gothel wasn't her mother, it was a jaw dropping moment
I don't. As someone who has had really short hair for a long time it was SO nice to see a Disney princess with such a short, adorable hairstyle. The way it wings out really seemed to fit the bubbly nature of her character to me.
I remember being so thrown off when olaf said true love thaws a frozen heart. After Anna had been saved by Elsa's. I remember giving my mom this look of disgust in the movie theater and going:" but.... they're sisters."
In Maui, I see a bit of an allegory to Greek Mythology. He stole Ta Fiti's gem to empower the people just as Prometheus stole fire from Olympus to give it to mortal men. BTW, Elsa's love didn't save Anna. Anna sacrificing herself to save Elsa was the real act of true love, so she inadvertently saved herself.
Another plot twist: remember Knowsmore said either therapy or the anti virus thing can stop the ralph viruses. I still can't believe they did the therapy instead
How about: -Doc Hudson is actually a former racing legend -One of the few Phoenix Gems was in New Mushroomton the whole time -Anna and Elsa's grandfather is the antagonist -Cruz Ramirez is actually an aspiring racer -Miles Axlerod is the leader of the lemons -Evelyn is the real Screenslaver -Commander Lyle Tiberius wants to discover Atlantis just for money and power. -Cobra Bubbles is actually a former CIA agent and met the Grand Councilwoman in 1973. -Blade Ranger is actually a former TV star -Skipper was actually grounded from the navy the whole time after an incident that killed his squadrons
Rourke wanting Atlantis’s treasure wasn’t something he exactly kept a secret, I mean Helga confronted him about Atlantis was supposed to be dead, he simply says “This changes nothing” and even Sweet confirmed ever since he got his hands on the journal he’s been obsessed with finding Atlantis for financial gain
22:15 I actually saw that as Anna's own act of true love which resulted in her returning to normal. The act of someone sacrificing themselves for someone else is an incredibly powerful display of love, after all.
Maleficent's turning into a dragon wasn't really a plot twist. It was more of a deus ex machina so the final fight between Philip and Maleficent would be more exciting. A good plot twist is having a supposedly good/evil character turn out to be evil/good. Those are my favorite types of plot twist, anyway, because the payoff is amazing if done right (you have no idea how hilarious some audience reactions were when Hans was revealed to be evil).
The reason that Han is such a good twist is because originally the creators were going to make him the good guy and Elsa was supposed to be the bad guy. So he was literally being written as if he was the good guy up until the reveal
I knew Hans was bad the moment I saw him because 1. Some things are too good to be true 2. Hans had a childhood that was almost exactly like Anna's ,and opposite's are supposed to attract 3.I have a knack for sensing antagonists in disney films
One of the very best animated movies ever made. And who can forget Mr. Big with his "skunk butt rug" speech? I was laughing for days after that. Zootopia 2 is supposed to be released in 2021 (yay! -- if we aren't all dead of COVID by then), and Zootopia 3 is in development.
Okay, everyone. Don't be idiots for real; make lists for NON-Disney plot twists! Here's my example run: Mighty Eagle & Zeta - The Angry Birds Movie 2 Everything's a game - Dragon Quest: Your Story Rex Dangervest's true identity - The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part The zombies were victims - Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island The Phantom Zone villains - The Lego Batman Movie The Demon of the Cold - Spycies Dr Olivia Octavius - Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Ares is the villain - Next Gen
I think the biggest Disney plot twist was when we found out Phineas remembered everything from the 2nd dimension in the goodbye song from Phineas and Ferb.
How did viewers not know Te Fiti was Te Ka all along? In the beginning of the film it described that Te Fiti was upset and Te Ka rose up from the same spot she was at in anger. I realized it right away and didn’t know it was supposed to be a plot twist until I finished the movie.
Funny, I didn't realize - this is the only one that I didn't expect AND did truly surprise me. Then there's the strange case of Hans where I was so sure it would be a certain plot twist - and I got it wrong - that I missed all the clues about the actual one, so it did surprise me. I guess my brain is weird haha
I agree. I honestly don’t see how the movie is underrated. I see it has charm of good characters, a future and a meaningful quote by Walt Disney but the villain, I can see why
The movie (Big Hero 6) offered us a *lot* of great things, but I think the best one of all is the fact that we can now officially consider Stan Lee a Disney character! - AniMat (in *Top 5 Best & Worst Animated Films of 2014* ) And this is one of the many reasons why ElectricDragon505 is highly appreciable.
@@kieranstark7213 Yup. Couldn't have a Marvel movie (even an animated Diseny one) without Stan. Sometimes one of the favorite things in a movie is waiting to see what he was going to do for the cameo (loved the one from Captain Marvel where he's on the train with the Mallrats script)
I remember watching Meet The Robinson’s, and honestly I don’t understand how I didn’t put together that they were the same person XD Other ones that surprised me: Monsters Inc. Toy Story 2 Coco Big Hero Six (But I kinda stopped thinking it was Cray after the characters thought that) Hercules Meet the Robinson’s (Again) Wreck it Ralph (but honestly his fake story made sense) Zootopia (BUT not the mayor one, the fact that they switched the darts with blueberries XD) Sorta Moana? I didn’t expect it but I wasn’t really surprised
I was legit surprised with Goob, not as much with the reveal of Lewis being Wilbur's dad since the clues (like his hair) were pretty obvious. I'm amazed the reveal with Doris wasn't mentioned. She was obviously intelligent and evil, but I was blown away when they revealed that she basically tricked BHG into getting them to create tons of hats like her just so she could take over the world (and man was it a bleak world). To me, that was the real plot twist of the movie, seeing that she had her own agenda and actually technically succeeded in achieving it.
It's because of Mojo's bias when it comes to Disney, that's why. And the fact that they just want to be like everybody else by having the exact same popular opinions and views.
I definitely agree his reveal was poorly executed. It was really the one thing I didn't like from the movie. There was no lead up or foretelling, it was so out of left field. Especially based on his earlier characterization - like the love struck look at Anna when she can't even see him.
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No thanks. You need to stop favouring that greedy *Fascist* and give all the other NON-movies respect!
Your entries are the same as the ones in your top 10 betrayals in Disney movies, even used the same lines from it
Is it just me or is it just a bowler hat guy looks like Jim Carrey
Do Annie 1982 vs Annie 1999 vs Annie 2014.
Screw gugi
"The Black Cauldron is thought of as Disney's Darkest Movie"
The Hunchback of Notre Dame: AM I A JOKE TO YOU!?
Thomas Huffman HAHA LOL 😂
Hunchback is a pretty colorful film.
Sonicplys 64 yea, true but it tackles with a lot of subjects parents might never tell their kids
naah
Sonicplys 64 UMM HAPPY TREE FRIENDS is a colorful show BUT ITS DARK
"The Incredibles" and "Brother Bear" plot twists still give me goosebumps like it's my first time watching them. I mean...
- You find out all your hero friends are dead at the hands of a machine built by your "biggest fan"; and
- You have befriended a bear cub and become like his big brother only to find out you killed his mother and made him an orphan
How do you come back from that?!?!?
I swear those plot twist terrorised me more than Mufasa’s death. I seriously just wanted Kenai to die at that moment when I watched that revelation as a kid, also made me be wary of crazy fans of any fandom.
That's a VERY good question!!! Dedicate the remainder of your existence to redemption? (I guess that's all/the best thing you COULD do)...
The weird thing is that until I watched this video I never realized that Syndrome killing the Supers was supposed to be a plot twist
I really like the ending of Onward, it should've been in the list. Even if the movie was a typical adventure- fantasy type one and kind of predictable honestly, the ending was surely something.
We all still miss him. May he Rest In Peace in the heavens of his own creations.
I just love it when there is a twist in the plot of a Disney movie
In the book Black Cauldron, it was Ellidyr, the reformed antagonist, who sacrifices. Not Gurgi.
We learn the “twist” about Meg very early on, her very next scene after meeting her. We also understand that she’s actually rooting for Hercules, despite having her arm twisted into working against him.
Also what another commenter said: Elsa’s hug has nothing to do with it- other than to show everyone that she is not the monster they think she is. In choosing to save her sister rather than herself, sacrificing her own last chance of rescue to protect Elsa, ANNA HERSELF performed the act of true love which ultimately saved her too.
I can't be the only one crying remembering all those endings
The sheep in zootopia legit looked cute and scary
This is the thing I hate abt having adhd! Twists aren’t a thing for me.. I always figure it out, I’m no fun to watch movies with 😂😂
20. Malificent
19. Fred’s Dad
18. Charles Muntz
17. Syndrome
16. Stinky Pete
Still can't believe it was the god damn sheep
I'll never get over the plot twist in Coco; I'm really glad that Hector is Miguel's REAL great-great grandfather, not that diablo Ernesto.
SAME
The first time I saw Coco, and Miguel said that Ernesto was his "great-great grandfather", I was like "Whoa! His idol was actually one of his family members?". But now I'm like " Kid, what side of the bed did you wake up on?".
I didn’t think of it at first, but after like 15 minutes after Hector was introduced I already suspected it
Another plot twist for the sequel: Ernesto IS Miguel's great-great grandfather, on his MOTHER'S side! Dun dun DUN!
That reveal blew me away and I legit hated Ernesto, who'd be willing to do such a thing even if Miguel was his great-grandson.
The truth about Miguel’s great-great-grandfather left me feeling surprised. 😯
It blew my mind! Such a great movie
same
I saw it coming
I honestly figured it out while we were watching it in class when it came on dvd . I said it out loud as a what if? And it turns out I was right... everyone was so mad at me. But tbh it was really predictable to me.
shit was fucked up how he died
Hans being evil was kinda unexpected, one of the first plot twists I didn't expect from a kids movie
Musical made more sense.
Yee
Ive been seeing you alot lately, especially on LOL vids XD
If was pretty obvious actually.
@@hinatakusume1363 I agree wtf
vanellope not coming back with ralph really is an eye opener for me. to see your bestfriend leave you but youre okay and still wish them to have a wonderful adventure ahead, thats a great character growth!
*✨ It’ll hurt for a little while but eventually you’ll feel happy knowing your bestie is good and happy with yourself for being responsible and doing the right thing*
Disney never fails to throw us a real plot twist. The best plot twist is when the protagonist finds out that the side character actually is or works for the antagonist (i.e., Zootopia and Hercules).
19:29 Zootopia Bellweather
@@grizzlyrider6original70 Yes. 1000000000% PLOT TWIST.
@@liliewaternights6073 definitely agreed
What's fun is that the thumbnail of this video has both Bellwether and Meg on it.
To me,it feels like Family Guy has the worst plot twists
Stan Lee small cameo in Big Hero 6 was one of the best surprises I have seen in a movie and they caught me off guard with Stan Lee actually appearing and talking
I thought that would be higher until I saw the other results
He also appeared in the Teen Titans Go! To The Movies, which I thought was awesome.
Yes, what a legend. May he Rest In Peace
Olaf’s line in Frozen (1), “ Some people are worth melting for. “ should have been the act of true love 🥺😭
k.e.c. But he didn’t melt. If he did, she might’ve unfroze there. But then what would be the message? “If you’re ever in need, you can always count on a talking snowman”?
Anna Banana, true, but he was willing to melt, but when Anna said to Olaf he would melt ( and he started to notice ) he moved away. The message would be trust and willingness of a friend or family member, also why hate on my opinion? You didn’t have point out that, “hE’s jUsT a SnOwmAn”. 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
k.e.c. I didn’t hate. I explained why and u kinda took it the wrong way. Sorry tho 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
Anna Banana sorry I took it the wrong way, I just think it’s a sweet scene and deserves more credit where it’s due. 🤷🏼♀️👌🏻
k.e.c. Oh trust me, it has a lot of credit. And I never said he’s just a snowman. Damn u really twisted what I said. And also, he wasn’t willing to melt, because he said, “maybe just not right this second.” And he stopped himself from melting. If he didn’t, then anna would’ve unfroze and Elsa could’ve built him later. But then Elsa would be dead or Anna would be dead trying to sacrifice herself cuz the ice freezing her saved her from getting cut by Hans’s blade.
The truth is: Elsa’s hug is not the “act of true love” that thaw Anna’s heart. It’s actually Anna’s sacrificing herself to protect her sister the act of true love here. Basically the biggest plot twist from Frozen’s creators is that fairytale characters can save themselves from curses without receiving help from others
Big Brain No. 352,761 would be excellent at screen rant.
lmao, I thought that it was obvious, that it was Anna's sacrifice and love for Elsa, that saved her life. When they said "Elsa's hug", I was like... bro, what are u on.
The whole point surely of Anna's healing is not her being able to save herself. She wasn't able to save herself just by herself. It's the fact that her sacrificing her life on behalf of her sister showed the true love they shared in their sisterly relationship that saved Anna.
If Anna had been completely alone then saving herself would have been impossible. She didn't have to work harder or do better, or achieve a level of beauty, popularity, education, or career goals to thaw her heart. No was it because of any superpowers. It was sacrifice from love, literally her helping someone else, that brought about her healing.
@@P0txt9 she loved her all along that’s the reason she isolates herself after the accident at the start of the movie
Brother Bear has one of the darkest twists. The main character doesn't discover a dark secret behind another's actions. Kenai himself, discovers he killed the loved one, of someone he himself grew to love.
This movie was underrated, problably because it was ahead of its time. But it gives us a strong lesson of how our actions have consequences, and we can hurt others, even those we love.
Yeah, the hints were there with Koda talking about his mother being around somewhere and they'd meet later, but still to see the scene of Kenai killing the bear play out a second time only to hear her voice calling out "Koda?" that time round made my blood go cold.
I love Brother Bear so much. Until recently it was my all time favourite movie. Bits like that are absolutely why.
The ones I never saw coming were the Turbo reveal, the Hans betrayal and Bellweather being the villain.
Same
The hans betrayal was awful. Just a way to shoehorn a villain into the movie, and make it long enough to be a viable movie. That whole movie suuuuuucked.
The Monsters Inc. Plot Twist is and will always be my favorite
The only reason Hans was surprising in the plot twist is because it doesn't make any sense and it wasn't well done.
Turbo surprised me too.
Could have also mentioned Frozen 2, where Elsa and Anna's Grandfather turned out to be the villain
but then they couldnt do a part 2 video! think of the clicks!
Kayleigh Parnell rip
Kayleigh Parnell ME NEITHER AHHHH
Nooo u spoiled it 🤣
That was way better then the first one
Hans: "Oh Anna, if only there was someone out there who loved you"
I felt that
{Mocha Bean} omg I just realized how much I felt that!
Yeah definitely its so OoFfF
Anna: wait a damn minute
Wow, I felt that in my soul
Yep
To this day, the "wolf in sheep's clothing" twist in Zootopia gets me every time. One of the best disguised twists in any Disney movie
Me to SMELLweather: 20:12 - 20:18 Bitch, I am going douse you in gasoline, light you on fire, listen to you squeal & make you BEG FOR DEATH'S SWEET RELEASE!!!!!
I agree. Zootopia is one of my top 10 favorite movies of all time.
@@SakicFan the plot twist is trash
@@geoffreygeorge999 nice B8 mate
Stinky Pete, Randall, Henry J. Waternose, Stromboli, Turbo/King Candy, Charles Muntz, ScreenSlaver, Syndrome, Lotso, Gabby Gabby, Charles Muntz, Auto and Ernesto La Cruz being revealed to be the villains of Pinocchio, Toy Story 2, Coco, Monsters’ Inc. The Incredibles and The Incredibles 2, Wreck-It-Ralph, Up, Toy Story 3, Toy Story 4 and Wall-E is executed correctly as they reveal their villainy halfway through the movie instead of the very end and they come off as real villains who actual contribute to the plots of the movies they appear in with personalities and backstories behind how they became villains and proper goals behind their motives and intentions but Bellwether, Sir Axlerod, Doug, Duke Weaeselton, Prince Hans and Yokai being revealed to be the villains of Frozen, Big Hero 6 and Zooptoia plus Cars 2 is executed wrong because they reveal and show their villainy and antagonism too late into the movies and demote them to minor and supporting characters and come off as generic doomsday villains, plot devices and plot-irrelevant villains who no proper goals behind their motives and only exist to create the external conflicts for the heroes and protagonists to resolve in the movie (And their plots and conflicts would have remained the same and had little or no change without them around to interfere with it.) when all its conflict mostly just comes from their character arcs and character developments to change into better people and them resolving the internal conflicts within themselves (In Elsa, Mater, Nick Wilde, Judy Hopps and Hiro’s cases of course.) related to Dory, Marlin, Maui, Moana, Nemo, Joy, Sadness, Ralph, Cruz, Lightning McQueen, Bing Bong, Wade and Ember in Finding Nemo, Cars, Cars 3 (Despite still having villains, Chick Hicks and Jackson Storm.) and Ralph Breaks the Internet, Moana (Despite still having villains, Arthur and Te Ka and Tamoata.) and Inside Out and Elemental.
When I was watching Zootopia, I thought the lion was the villain and the sheep was the good person. Man, was I wrong! Zootopia actually taught me to be more aware of persons before I can trust them cause who knows if they're wearing a dark mask.
I was thinking the same thing at first
Ha! I thought the fox is the bad guy! LOL
Same
Bellwether is more of a rogue.
@@mon_playztv9177 i was thinking bunny is bad guy
*OMG* I Remember being *sooo* mad when Eugene cut Rapunzel’s hair “ I was like he did not have to cut it that high up!”
Me toooo
Here is my reaction
Eugene: * cuts Rapunzel’s hair *
Me: EUGENE WHY OH WHY DID YOU CUT HER HAIR OFF! Aaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Me again but At the ending of the movie: thank goodness for that! Good thing Eugene is still a alive!
One question: why does the hair that is still on her head also turn brown?
EXACTLY
I get what you mean but I kinda like her new hairstyle
I still remember my jaw dropping when King Kandy turned into Turbo. I knew he was the villain but I never thought he would be Turbo. That blew my mind.
I was surprised too but after watching it again, I noticed a bunch of clues setting up that plot twist: his car wasn’t candy-themed and it looked an awful lot like Turbo’s car in his original game; in the flashback explaining the origin of “going Turbo”, the same voice actor was used to voice both Turbo in the flashback and King Candy (which I caught the first time I watched it but brushed it off to just Disney utilizing Alan Tudyk for the heck of it); he claimed that Wreck-it Ralph’s medal was lost forever in the coding network when he knew exactly where to find it all along (and just to piggyback off of that deception, the entrance to the coding network in such a newer arcade game was an OLD Nintendo controller); and for such a new game, King Candy sure had a TON of medals. I’m sure there’s more I could add but I can’t remember anything else at the moment
I agree, even some of the characters in the film especially Ralph and Felix thought Turbo was gone for good up until the climax of the film where both of them were watching the Monitor screen as Vanellope's glitching causes, King Candy, to glitch, revealing himself to be Turbo. This led Felix and Ralph to be shocked and speechless at the sight of this revelation.
For real! Me mad my bros screamed "PLOT TWIST" because we wanted to
same my jaw dropped
I mean it was kind of obvious, there was something off about King Candy. He's much older and seems so different compared to all the other racers. I mean his castle was pink and looked way too girly to belong to an old man. So I had a feeling but what I didn't expected was that King Candy was actually Turbo.
King Candy being Turbo absolutely floored me! Right after it’s revealed you notice all the breadcrumbs and you see how obvious it should have been to put together but it catches you so off guard that you can’t help but be impressed by it~ Honestly, this was a twist I love every time I show it to someone who hasn’t seen it
Meh, I knew it was him all along, not a good villain.
I LOVE Meet the Robinsons. True forgotten masterpiece.
So true. Even to this day, when I make a mistake in my life, I tell myself "Keep Moving Forward!"
The one time I got to watch Meet the Robinsons was in school and only for 5 seconds!
I love meet the Robinsons
Honestly, I didn't see the evil sheep twist comin 'cause I completely forgot she was a core character to the story
ye she just passes off from the scenario altogether
which honestly is great detail
@@DrascorTheDeath how though
Disney twist logic:
"Hey man, we have this one character that needs more depth."
"Make her a twist villain."
"What? We have no clues and the film is almost done!"
" Just do it."
"Ugh fine..."
Same
Bellwether is actually a rogue.
"worst mistake of your life!"
"Didn't even kiss you!"
I cannot see this guy and not remember that 😂😂
You forgot “unredeemable monster”
Monster, hans, worst mistake of your life, he didn't even kiss you
Technically, it was Anna's love for Elsa that saved her, when she sacrificed herself for her.
THANK YOU!! I really hate it when people try to take the moment away from Anna.
THANK U!!! ppl keeps saying Elsa saved Anna when Anna literally saved herself
That movie sucked, so I'm not surprised the message wasn't conveyed well.
@@movietimeateds69 Yeah. It barely felt believable at all due to lazy writing and crappy storytelling. It also didn't help that it had such a rushed production.
@@Gaby-fs9if she saved herself _and_ Elsa.
The plot twist in Coco always makes me cry every time when we find out that Hector is Miguel's actual great great grandfather. I've watched Coco like a thousand times since it came out. It's still my favorite animated movie to this day.
I remember being in the theatre watching Wreck it Ralph with my sister and friend. During the turbo scene, I flipped out and started whispering to them “OH MY GOSH THAT IS KING CANDY’S VOICE IT’S HIM”. They thought I was way overthinking it. I celebrated so hard when it was finally revealed.
“Now shall you deal with me, O Prince. And all the powers of Hell!”
6-year-old me: 😦 Did Maleficent just drop an H-bomb? 🤭
Lmao
BAHAHA FR-
Yeah minor swear words in kids movies were a lot more common back that time period.
And I'm actually impressed that there are trying to bring that back nowadays.
Yeah. Yeah, she did
Me when I watched Hunchback
The part when Te Fiti's heart is returned to her and she transforms back into her true self is a truly beautiful moment.
yep 🤗😉☺️
The ending of Onward honestly should’ve been on this list. It was Ian’s dream to finally meet his biological father only to realize how Barley has been there for him all his life. So when Ian gave up that one chance to finally come face to face with Wilden and give Barley the closure he so well needed and deserved, it was just something that no one would ever expect to see coming.
Agree! i love that twist
I knoww
IKR?! I was balling like a baby when that happened!
That is my favorite Pixar movie XD
LionGirl
I can do better, it’s my favorite movie of all time.
Big hero 6 plot twist: his dad wasn't just a super hero, but also Stan lee
May he Rest In Peace 😔
Aww rest in peace 😔
May he rest in peace😔
🙏
Héctor being Miguel's real ancestor was pretty easy to spot early on.
That de la Cruz was the one who KILLED him, on the other hand...
Meg conspiring with Hades isn't really a plot twist
Yeah you sorta find out way early on...
I know right? they literally show you she works for Hades right after Herc and her first meet
Of what could have taken that's place is Bing Bong's death.
Basically the Entire Season 4 of Supernatural
more like a plot twist for Hercules
Have you noticed that the recent Disney movies (Wreck it Ralph 2, Toy Story 4, Frozen 2) all have the same ending with friends/loved- ones going their seperate ways
I think it's a very good life lesson that friends are always going to seperate at one point or another but that the friendship doesn't end there and remains the same no matter what
Same in Dreamworks with How to Train Your Dragon : The Hidden World.
Glad you think so.
Also tangled the series/rupunzrls tangled adventure, cass and raps went separate ways
They are teaching kids that one day you and your friends will go your own separate ways but doesn't mean y'all will stop being friends
Though it was so selfish of Bo to make Woody have to choose!
I even felt Hans revelation in frozen surprising because usually
fairy tales have insta-love and they usually don't turn down that way.
Go ahead. Call me stupid😔
By your request, your stupid
resorts
i blame the trolls
@@WonderfullyGirl they kidnapped a baby and nobody talks about it.
I felt like it was added at the last second because they realized they didn't have a villain. It was sloppy af, and the whole movie sucked.
I don't get the whole Meg thing. Didn't we know she was working with Hades towards the beginning? That would imply that she had been manipulating Hercules the whole time and not to mention there was multiple instances that also pointed to that same fact, so why was that such a shock towards the end?
it’s like it wasn’t a plot twist for us but a plot twist for hercules
My thoughts exactly. Only one that doesn't fit the list at ALL. We saw it coming a mile away.
Well, when it’s thought of, Hades owning Meg was something we didn’t learn at the end when Hercules loses his power. We learned it after the whole scuffle with Nesses. We just learned the whole backstory behind it during that climax.
Moral of Moana: good people have a heart while villains are heartless.
Which is ironic because Moana doesn’t have a villain as much as other Walt Disney Animation Studios movies (it’s bad guys are just obstacles for the characters to overcome for our enjoyment, like the Kakamora, one of them WITH A BAYMAX MASK, SO CUTE!!!!!!, Tamatoa aka Schaffrillas Productions and Te Ka).
Regardless, that is an amazing, important message!
True, and when the person dies they make a Heartless and A Nobody!
Moana more like Kingdom Hearts
I knew i would find kingdom hearts fans here. And when the heartless and nobody are destroyed, they turn into... somebodies.
@@deniserivera4284 Ok I Believe You!
the brother bear one really hit me hard as a kid and still hurts when I watch it. 😔♥️💔💖
Yeah. If I'm being honest, Brother Bear might be my favorite Disney movie. It's much, MUCH better than people give it credit for, and scenes like this are good reasons why.
I legit cried during Sitka's death and Kenai's confession scene. Didn't see those two coming.
😢same😭
I totally cried at kenai's confession
20 -as a kid, I was shocked
19 -had no idea
18 -as a kid, I would say What The F***
17 -that almost made me cry
16 -WHAT?!?!
15 -Even in theaters as a kid but What?
14 -Figures but it’s sweet
13 -Watching that one, I’m like OMG
12 -Who knew someone stinky was the villain?
11 -As a kid, that shocked me
10 -That got me sad when the song started to play
9 -Definitely Didn’t See That Coming
8 -That was something I didn’t suspect
7 -Didn’t think it’d be obvious
6 -Wait, What?!?!
5 -Gasp
4 -Holy Sh*t! That one surprised me!!!
3 -I find that weird but shocking at the same time
2 -I was BLOWN AWAY
1 -That one is the REAL SHOCKER and a huge gasp to see that he’s a major disney villain dick of all time!
Now those are some real reactions to twists
Why, thank you!
@@olvialee7221 You're welcome! ( And it's very realistic too )
Finally someone recognized gurgi's sacrifice the black cauldron is my favorite movie!
Let me just say BEFORE any movie with family drama, the gods were the first. Not The Lion King, it’s definitely the stories of the gods.
I kinda have a dark theory for Tangled. You know when Eugene says that if Rapunzel tries to heal him, she'll die, what if if this means that whatever Rapunzel heals, she then experiences. Like when she healed Eugene's hand, she could've possessed the same thing on her hand. And maybe, every time she brings Mother Gothels youth back, she grows in age a lot quicker.
*“That’s some quantum theory shit right there”*
You make me question my whole life. That's a brilliant theory!
True but I think what Eugene meant was Mother Gothel’s going to kill her if she saves Eugene.
this has sadly been disproven by tangled the series, but it’s a good theory!
She sings about turning back te time. That’s what her hair does. It doesn’t heal but it turns back time. That’s why mother gothel could stay young
“As a result, many people want to take advantage of her hair...”
For “many people” read “Gothel!” 🤦♀️
Dear people of the comments: Elsa did not save Anna. Mourning does not equal true love. Anna thawed because of her true love for Elsa, shown by her sacrifice.
Sincerely,
Me
When I saw the last part I sung "Sincerely Me" from 'Dear Evan Hansen.' Any theater kids?
this comment needs more recognition
Thank you. Anna saved herself in the end, and the fact many people don't realize this is very sad
I've had so many people argue me down that Anna did not save herself, even after I explained that. I just gave up.
@@malaiahooks2215 present 😂
The whole Maleficent thing isn’t really a plot twist.
True. I had a feeling someone in the comments were going to say that really wasn't a plot twist
Lol right like we know she's evil.
The one from the live action Maleficent is a plot twist tho.
They shoulda at least switched it with Cars 2
It's that she turned into a dragon, people didn't see that coming
Hans: "Oh Anna, if only there was someone out there who loved you"
I felt that
You just copied this off of a comment
The Charles F. Muntz plot twist broke my heart. He seemed like an amazing guy at first. It's his quest and loneliness that turned him slowly but surely crazy.
Yes it was
Brother Bear is the most underrated Disney movie. I loved that movie and how it play out.
Yes!!!! It needs more love and credit.
Amaya Jones totally agree. Like it’s so underrated
I love brother bear
I miss it I wish I could watch it again
Same, probably my favorite Disney movie
For me, #1 should have been Bing Bong's Sacrifice in Inside Out
@Kayleigh Parnell it may not be a plot twist, but you got to admit it was really sad 😭
@@star-boltlover9609 I AGREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
@Kayleigh Parnell a plot twist means somethings shocking and unexpected. that was truly unexpected.
Finally brother bear is getting some acknowledgment
Big Hero 6, Coco, Brother Bear and Moana had such good plot twist. but dammnnnnnn Meet the Robinsons had some of the most surprising plot twists I've ever watched
And actually, last comment. How was Doris' reveal not mentioned? Like we knew she was a sentient and evil hat, but she's one of the only villains that technically succeeded in her goals. She tricked Bowler Hat Guy into having them mass produce other hats, used them to take over and WON. Literally the last part of the movie is Lewis changing the bleak future where everyone is controlled by a Doris hat (and the movie did cleverly foreshadow this in a flashback when Doris told BHG her story)...so she actually won and the protagonist had to reverse it rather than stop it.
Ralph Breaks The Internet? More like Ralph Breaks My Heart
Sonic Anon true!!!
Actually venelope broke my heart 💔
Yes
That scene breaks my heart every freaking time 😭😭😭
@@laurensweet6847 *ME TOO-* 😭😭😭😭
I like meg ... she is sassy
Yep. A sassy lassy.
Do you think Ariana Grande would be a good fit to play Meg in the live action Hercules or is it too obvious of a choice?
Thawab Alhemaudi why the fuck would Ariana Grande play her?
@@thawabalh Ehh...nah...I don't like it...
Nothing against her, but I've never seen her actually act in a serious roll, and Meg needs dynamic acting for us to fall in love with her all over again. I don't trust Arianna to do that. Don't ask who I think can. I'm not a casting director for a reason.
One of my favorite Disney Female characters is Meg.
Why is no one talking about Meet the Robinsons?
Oh, because it's underrated.
What? It's underrated?! NO! Your lying! It's perfect in everyway!
@@ScourgeIsBestVillain I wish I was, but I'm not, sorry.
Chara Dreemurr agreed! A great, unique Disney movie
fr! that movie really had me shook i didn’t expect the hat guy to be goob.
@@theaitokyo Yeah, and when Lewis was revealed to be the past Cornelius (AKA, Wilbur's dad)
Brother Bear's twist will make me cry to this day even KNOWING what happens. Just the whole way that played out with Kenai rejecting his "love" totem, finally feeling like a big brother to Koda (learning love), and then the realization of what he did with killing Koda's mom. Add Koda's look of absolute betrayal. oof, they don't make them like that anymore.
Then you have Coco. They made the whole audience think the Ernesto was the ancestor. Parents where like ok duh so what's the big thing that will make it worth taking my kids to? And even nonparents couldn't help but wonder what the "worth" part would be, BUT to have it played out like that ?!?! Probably the best thing since Brother Bear.
Finally with the Big Hero 6 reveal of Callaghan being the man in the mask had me crying out in anger, and pain. Because that means that Tadashi's death was a meaningless sacrifice !!! He went in to HELP Callaghan who was FINE !!!! Tadashi's death broke my heart and then to find out that it didn't have to happen !!!! Let's me tell you the things I screamed "in my head" because they were not kid appropriate, ugh
Definitely the villain sheep was a plot twist to me. That’s pretty impressive because none of us saw it coming!
I agree.
Yeah
The Callaghan reveal for Big Hero 6 messed me up really bad. I had convinced myself that the villian was actually Tadashi because I refused to believe he was actually dead..... So when it was revealed to be Callaghan and that he started to fire to begin with..... Devastated all over again
This was I thought too
I knew from the start that Stinky Pete was evil because I said to mum "isn't that Sideshow Bob's voice?" Good old Kelsey Grammar 😂
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AlVRA
Toy Story 3 was so dark for an 8 year old to watch damm but prince Hans was scary shitless
When Tangled came out, we got to the theater late so we missed the intro, so when Rapunzel realized Gothel wasn't her mother, it was a jaw dropping moment
Is anyone else confused why Te Fiti looks so much like Moana?
I just wished Eugene could have cut Rapunzel’s hair a little longer...
Lol 🤣🤣🤣
me too!
Just LuciaPlayys I understand but personally the long and short look great!
I don't. As someone who has had really short hair for a long time it was SO nice to see a Disney princess with such a short, adorable hairstyle. The way it wings out really seemed to fit the bubbly nature of her character to me.
Same
Honorable mentions: The hyenas killing Scar. Bolt's replacement putting Penny in danger. Tiana becoming a frog.
True
tiana becoming a frog can’t be considered a plot twist. it was literally in the trailer
bolts replacement putting penny in danger wasn’t really a plot twist though
Therese Callahan none of these are plot twist
I remember being so thrown off when olaf said true love thaws a frozen heart. After Anna had been saved by Elsa's. I remember giving my mom this look of disgust in the movie theater and going:" but.... they're sisters."
anna saved herself bc she sacrificed herself to save her sister. but i get what you mean 🤣.
@Click to Delete yeah she was just a kid 🤦♀️
and thus spawned the far too lately introduced plot line of Elsa's alleged homosexuality
Lmao same
@@callumrangan1061
ALLEGED being the key word
In Maui, I see a bit of an allegory to Greek Mythology. He stole Ta Fiti's gem to empower the people just as Prometheus stole fire from Olympus to give it to mortal men.
BTW, Elsa's love didn't save Anna. Anna sacrificing herself to save Elsa was the real act of true love, so she inadvertently saved herself.
so Elsa's love kind of DID save Anna
The Big Hero 6 villain i saw through right from the beginning. I agree with the person who said the Onward ending should be up there.
Another plot twist: remember Knowsmore said either therapy or the anti virus thing can stop the ralph viruses. I still can't believe they did the therapy instead
OMG YOU'RE RIGHT O_O
What the actual- 😂
How about:
-Doc Hudson is actually a former racing legend
-One of the few Phoenix Gems was in New Mushroomton the whole time
-Anna and Elsa's grandfather is the antagonist
-Cruz Ramirez is actually an aspiring racer
-Miles Axlerod is the leader of the lemons
-Evelyn is the real Screenslaver
-Commander Lyle Tiberius wants to discover Atlantis just for money and power.
-Cobra Bubbles is actually a former CIA agent and met the Grand Councilwoman in 1973.
-Blade Ranger is actually a former TV star
-Skipper was actually grounded from the navy the whole time after an incident that killed his squadrons
Yeah these are way better than half the "plot twists" in this movie LOL
Rourke wanting Atlantis’s treasure wasn’t something he exactly kept a secret, I mean Helga confronted him about Atlantis was supposed to be dead, he simply says “This changes nothing” and even Sweet confirmed ever since he got his hands on the journal he’s been obsessed with finding Atlantis for financial gain
Or Mrs. Robinson being the frog girl at the science fair
Disney's plot twists are always somewhat surprising😅 Great video.
I was so happy to here Big Hero 6 being mentioned, because that movie is awesome. So is the series.
I love big hero six
22:15 I actually saw that as Anna's own act of true love which resulted in her returning to normal. The act of someone sacrificing themselves for someone else is an incredibly powerful display of love, after all.
"The Incredibles 2" anyone? Didn't see that one coming..
Meet the Robinsons is so good and underrated
Maleficent's turning into a dragon wasn't really a plot twist. It was more of a deus ex machina so the final fight between Philip and Maleficent would be more exciting. A good plot twist is having a supposedly good/evil character turn out to be evil/good. Those are my favorite types of plot twist, anyway, because the payoff is amazing if done right (you have no idea how hilarious some audience reactions were when Hans was revealed to be evil).
Please, delight us! Tell us what did you see in the movie theater!
The reason that Han is such a good twist is because originally the creators were going to make him the good guy and Elsa was supposed to be the bad guy. So he was literally being written as if he was the good guy up until the reveal
I knew Hans was bad the moment I saw him because 1. Some things are too good to be true 2. Hans had a childhood that was almost exactly like Anna's ,and opposite's are supposed to attract 3.I have a knack for sensing antagonists in disney films
I love Hector’s and Miguel’s relationship.
They just want to have fun together, yet they do deeply care for each other and it’s adorable.
We already knew that Meg conspired with Hades from the beginning.
He "rescues" her, then they have a little meeting. Think mojo is learning from the M Night school of twists.
Nick wilde is my favorite disney character. Love that fox
same I also ship him and Judy so hard
One of the very best animated movies ever made. And who can forget Mr. Big with his "skunk butt rug" speech? I was laughing for days after that.
Zootopia 2 is supposed to be released in 2021 (yay! -- if we aren't all dead of COVID by then), and Zootopia 3 is in development.
@David Anderson HOLY MOTHE-
Yeah, he and Flynn are my favorites...hmmm it's not like they're very similar characters or anything...
Okay, everyone. Don't be idiots for real; make lists for NON-Disney plot twists! Here's my example run:
Mighty Eagle & Zeta - The Angry Birds Movie 2
Everything's a game - Dragon Quest: Your Story
Rex Dangervest's true identity - The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part
The zombies were victims - Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island
The Phantom Zone villains - The Lego Batman Movie
The Demon of the Cold - Spycies
Dr Olivia Octavius - Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
Ares is the villain - Next Gen
Creek's betrayal...
Another one:
Crystal and Amber are aliens-Scooby Doo And The Alien Invaders
I agree especially Scooby-Doo on Zombieland that plotwist surprise me
"The zombies were victims" plot twist in Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island took me by surprise, and was still very well-executed.
@@ShadowSora8491,those poor zombies didn't actually have to die,did they?At least they got avenged,so they may finally rest in peace,as they needed...
I think the biggest Disney plot twist was when we found out Phineas remembered everything from the 2nd dimension in the goodbye song from Phineas and Ferb.
How did viewers not know Te Fiti was Te Ka all along? In the beginning of the film it described that Te Fiti was upset and Te Ka rose up from the same spot she was at in anger. I realized it right away and didn’t know it was supposed to be a plot twist until I finished the movie.
Funny, I didn't realize - this is the only one that I didn't expect AND did truly surprise me.
Then there's the strange case of Hans where I was so sure it would be a certain plot twist - and I got it wrong - that I missed all the clues about the actual one, so it did surprise me. I guess my brain is weird haha
Ikr I knew that was going to happen
Because in my language they said that 'Tefiti disappeared/died and Te Ka was there to take over her spot'
20 Sleeping Beauty 00:21
19 Big Hero 6 01:28
18 Up 02:41
17 The Black Cauldron 03:48
16 Meet The Robinsons 05:00
15 Brave 06:01
14 Ralph Breaks The Internet 07:12
13 The Incredibles 08:27
12 Toy Story 2 09:30
11 Monsters, Inc. 10:38
10 Brother Bear 11:57
09 Coco 12:55
08 Big Hero 6(again) 14:26
07 Hercules 15:23
06 Meet The Robinsons(again) 16:25
05 Tangled 17:25
04 Wreck-It Ralph 18:25
03 Zootopia 19:27
02 Moana 20:30
01 Frozen 21:28
Such an underrated comment thank you
@@pty._hills4170
I just gave myself a thumbs-up.😅
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HOW COULD THE LEAVE OUT THE TWIST FROM INCREDIBLES 2!!! That was so much more surprising than like half of these
... It was? Her name is literally a pun on 'evil endeavor'....
Eh
Her not so much, her motives kind-of.
I knew it’d be one of the siblings, and she was pretty well foreshadowed.
It’s just her plan is....what?!
Nah. I’m usually the one who never gets twists straight away but sadly Evelyne was pretty obvious despite being an above average villain.
Me and my mom were surprised when we realized that Ernesto De La Cruz was not Miguel’s great grandfather.
The biggest Disney Plot Twist of all time, is when Cri-Kee in Mulan admits he is not lucky. I did not see that one coming...
Neither did mushi
I'm so happy you included Meet the Robinsons on a list, I love that movie!
I agree. I honestly don’t see how the movie is underrated. I see it has charm of good characters, a future and a meaningful quote by Walt Disney but the villain, I can see why
I love how big hero 6 was on here twice and meet the robinsons
The movie (Big Hero 6) offered us a *lot* of great things, but I think the best one of all is the fact that we can now officially consider Stan Lee a Disney character! - AniMat (in *Top 5 Best & Worst Animated Films of 2014* )
And this is one of the many reasons why ElectricDragon505 is highly appreciable.
@@kieranstark7213 Yup. Couldn't have a Marvel movie (even an animated Diseny one) without Stan. Sometimes one of the favorite things in a movie is waiting to see what he was going to do for the cameo (loved the one from Captain Marvel where he's on the train with the Mallrats script)
Brother Bear still makes my heart cry till this day
“Gurgi will not let his friend die!”
“Gurgi has no friends”
Make up your mind
I remember watching Meet The Robinson’s, and honestly I don’t understand how I didn’t put together that they were the same person XD
Other ones that surprised me:
Monsters Inc.
Toy Story 2
Coco
Big Hero Six (But I kinda stopped thinking it was Cray after the characters thought that)
Hercules
Meet the Robinson’s (Again)
Wreck it Ralph (but honestly his fake story made sense)
Zootopia (BUT not the mayor one, the fact that they switched the darts with blueberries XD)
Sorta Moana? I didn’t expect it but I wasn’t really surprised
I was legit surprised with Goob, not as much with the reveal of Lewis being Wilbur's dad since the clues (like his hair) were pretty obvious.
I'm amazed the reveal with Doris wasn't mentioned. She was obviously intelligent and evil, but I was blown away when they revealed that she basically tricked BHG into getting them to create tons of hats like her just so she could take over the world (and man was it a bleak world). To me, that was the real plot twist of the movie, seeing that she had her own agenda and actually technically succeeded in achieving it.
It’s funny because “The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing” is really a song
By set it off?
ooh I love that song
It’s also a well know phrase. It’s also biblical
One question, why is Hans #1? His reveal was poorly executed.
It's because of Mojo's bias when it comes to Disney, that's why. And the fact that they just want to be like everybody else by having the exact same popular opinions and views.
True
I definitely agree his reveal was poorly executed. It was really the one thing I didn't like from the movie. There was no lead up or foretelling, it was so out of left field. Especially based on his earlier characterization - like the love struck look at Anna when she can't even see him.
The trolls put a spell on him so kristoff had a chance with anna
@@lilaccalil6468 LMAO