Minor mistake there for 'Saving Private Ryan' in the line, "For anyone in the air-force ..." The airborne isn't part of the Airforce. 101 Airborne is part of the US Army, and back in WW2 there was no Airforce, it wasn't created until 1947. Understandable and minor mistake, especially for someone who isn't from the US.
The reveal in Fight Club actually comes way before the phone. In the opening scene, the narrator's voiceover says, "I know this because Tyler knows this." Meaning, we're the same person.
It is a common saying, but that's not the purpose of this line. Like many other moments in the voiceover, the Narrator is mocking the audience. It's one of many dozen moments when he's hinting at the reveal. This just happens to be the first instance.
There's a few clues. Everyone is driving like late 90s vehicles but they all still look in pretty good quality (not impossible but unlikely after you get more than a couple like that), there's references to things that were pop culture when it's set but kind of outdated when it came out (Lisa Loeb, The Sixth Sense). They actually did a good job of putting hints in there but keeping it subtle.
Another hint in Final Destination Five is the NY license plates. They changed to a different design in the early 2000s and they are using one that was primarily from the 90s.
looks like nobody’s done it yet, so here we go: 0:47 the usual suspects 1:29 final destination 5 2:23 get out 3:15 fight club 4:03 memento 4:48 saw 5:39 reservoir dogs 6:21 magnolia 7:26 saving private ryan 8:06 searching
His message at the end feels so damn genuine. Thank you brother. World needs more people like you to spread the love and peace. We are all here together, we are all the same species, we are here to love and make peace. Keep doing what you do!
My favorite early reveal is in 21 Jump street, When they take the HFS one of them comments it "tastes like cool ranch" - Then they meet the coach/villain and hes eating cool ranch Doritos.
One thing that stood out to me when I first watched Fight Club was how they pass a movie marquee with 'Seven Years in Tibet' on it, a Brad Pitt movie. So... Brad Pitt exists in this film, is definitely an actor whose image would be in Jack's mind. I used to think this was a cool little plant, but apparently this is accidental. They filmed marquees with movies that also featured Norton and Bonham-Carter, they just didn't wind up being seen in the final cut.
Right. I never knew Saving Private Ryan was supposed to have a twist. From the first moment I saw it, I assumed that was an older Ryan telling his story. That also meant in the flashbacks that Ryan wasn't going to die; we just didn't know how he was going to be found & rescued.
Thank you! It NEVER occurred to me that it was supposed to be anyone other than an older Ryan. I didn't know anyone thought it was Tom Hank's character
Memento, for me, is when I grew up. It was the first film I’d ever seen that stuck with me for months afterwards. I love it to this day, and everyone should really see it.
Thank you for posting that, when I heard it in the video I had to go back and see if he had really said "Air Force", because everyone in the ARMY would know that the 101st Airborne (The Screaming Eagles, now known as the 101st Air Assault) was an Army Division
Another big hint in Fight Club is when he beats himself up in his boss's office and says "For some reason it reminds me of my first fight with Durden" or words to that effect.
One guy I know claims it was obvious to him from the get-go. Could be true if enough of the clues sprinkled throughout really jumped out at him. "We have the exact same briefcase" and all that.
You know Tyler Durden doesn't exist before the payphone scene when the narrator rhetorically asks: "If you wake up in a different time, in a different place, could you wake up as a different person?" and the camera pans from Norton to Pitt...
President Camacho I have rewatched The Usual Suspects quite a few times because the end is so good, that walk at the end is just brilliant. But you are right, rarely is there a film that can be a completely different experience after having known the twist. Perhaps The Prestige? I'm am fascinated with Fight Club, every scene has a story, getting it made sounded almost impossible, how poorly it performed and now it's deemed a classic. One of the few films where the original author actually said it improved on his book.
The usual suspects: There's also the scene in the interrogation room where verbal and agent kujan are shouting back and forth and verbal says "I did. I did kill Keaton ". It's right before the "how do you shoot the devil in the back? What if you miss?" line. It's lightning back and forth, so many people haven't noticed...
Well you can see Soze’s gold watch when he kills Keaton. When leaving jail, the clerk returns “one gold watch”. The movie was almost over, but I figured it out. Also, Stephen Baldwin calls Verbal “the man with the plan” but Verbal tells the police that Keaton was the planner. That confused me, but made sense at the end.
The major problem with predicting Fight Club's "twist" is it's completely nonsensical and silly if you actually watch the movie. I thought that was the case until I got to the point where it just doesn't make any logical sense.
In The Usual Suspects, if you can recognize voices from whispers, you will know Keyser Size and Roger "Verbal" Kint are the same person from the opening scene. However, for me, the acting, directing, and writing were so amazing, I am surprised by the ending every time I watch it and I have seen it 14 times.
In I still know what you did last summer, they go on a vacation after guessing the name of the Brazilian capitol in a radio game show. As another character tells them later on, their answer was wrong. Viewers who knew the right answer could figure out that the caller deliberately sent them into harm's way.
In final destination, having a flip phone was still very common in 2011 as most people couldn't afford to buy a new smartphone. The coupon was a better choice.
I keep seeing you've inserted still pictures of actors into the video which flash at intervals, and it was aggravating me, so, I finally, at about 9:10 stopped to see who one of them was. Brad Pitt as Tyler Durdin. Are they all Tyler? It took a good minute to finally be able to see this one as my computer is a dinosaur!
The 101st airborne division is a division in the Army. It refers to paratroopers. Not sure why you said that people in the Air Force would be able to pick it out. Just about anybody in the US armed forces would be able to pick it out, not just air force.
As I mentioned before seeing your comment, its understandable and minor mistake for someone from England to make. The USAF wasn't established until 1947 too.
You also missed that it's Verbal Kint, and Soze in turkish means "One who talks to much". So pretty much the Turkish speaking audience had a heads up from the first time that they were neamed.
@@TonyHammitt Didn't something similar happen with the Norwegians at the beginning of _The Thing_ - the original one, I mean? Don't they at some point yell, "That's not a dog!" in Norwegian? I remember reading that somewhere around the time the requel came out.
Never in my life would have thought that in the first scene it was Captain Miller, even when I first saw the movie (and it was not because of the Airborne badge). The biggest plot twist in this video for me was that enough people thought that he was Miller that it is number 2 in this video :D
One reveal that never got mention was in the movie "The Last Jedi". During the opening fight, if you pay attention, you can see that the movie was going to be horrible and you wasted 15 bucks...
Another indicator in Usual Suspects I dont think others have mentioned is when they get outside the police station after the lineup Verbal is seen with a lit cigarette. In the present day interrogation he clearly shows he cant light a cigarette in his condition.
The twist in the sixth sense is foreshadowed by having Bruce Willis shot in the first scene and then spending the whole movie with a kid who can see ghosts, it's not exactly complicated.
The first time that I saw it my thought process was that he was metaphorically in Sammy's shoes since he was suffering from the same condition. Adding hidden meaning to the scene instead of going with the super obvious conclusion that it was actually him in the Sammy scenes.
I went to see "The Sixth Sense" at the theater with friends when it first came out & figured out he was dead at the first meeting between the boy with Bruce Willis. It was obvious to me because I knew a psychiatrist would never show up at a church for the kids first visit. I watched the whole rest of the movie knowing he was dead & saw Willis never interacting with anyone living or the living just ignoring him except the boy. I was looking around the theater the whole movie to see if anyone else got it, but no one had. I was so smug when the reveal happened in the theater. This is the only time this had ever happened to me, to figure out how it was going to end before anyone else & it was all because of how Willis showed up at the church & started treating the boy as if he was a patient. Something just clicked that this wasn't right & everything just fell into place for me.
number 9. Goes on about how the phone he uses secretly reveals the fact that it's a prequel... The same character literally hands the masseuse a coupon with the year on it...
@@TheThird1977 yeah I know but the literal year being displayed on screen is by far the biggest giveaway that it's a prequel and they didn't even mention it
Was told that the 6th Sense had a pretty big reveal at the end - so watched pretty closely and observed that Malcolm (Bruce Willis) didn't interact with anyone but the Cole (the kid) for the whole movie. So when the kid asserts that he can see dead people - the 'big' reveal screamed itself out loud the whole movie...
The first time I saw "Unbreakable" in theaters, I guessed Mr. Glass's true nature really early on. It was his wardrobe that gave him away. All-black with a purple cape? That's TOTALLY a bad guy costume. (Ok, and Nightcrawler, but he's an exception among *many* black-and-purple baddies.)
Yea Unbreakable was insanely obvious to anyone who knows anything about comics even a small bit. Physical opposites? Must be arch-enemies. The fact that they tried to make that the "twist" was ridiculous.
@@WhiskeyPapa42 M. Night Shyamalan keeps trying to top The Sixth Sense, but never has. The Sixth Sense was good, but I’m the type who’s always analyzing and dissecting movies to figure out the ending. That being said, I caught on to the fact that Malcolm (Bruce Willis) was dead and only seen by Cole when Cole walked into the house and saw his mom and Malcolm sitting in the living room. Malcolm is looking at Cole’s mom, but she’s just looking like she’s lost in thought and not acknowledging Malcolm. She makes no mention of him when she leaves the room either. And if that didn’t give it away, the trailer certainly did when Cole said “I see dead people.” DUH!
There's a much bigger hint in the usually suspects, the lighter he uses! We see him use it right at the start as Keyser Soze and he uses the same one throughout
Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind----Clemintine's hair color serves as a "temperature" gauge indicating the season of their relationship Green=Spring/ Red=Summer/ Orange = Fall/ Blue= Winter
The very first time I watched The Usual Suspects, Verbal tells Kujan that he used to "get dehydrated as a kid and my [urine] would come out like snot" very early in the interrogation. If you watch the opening sequence on the boat, you'll see that Keyser Soze's urine is gelatinous when he urinates on the fire Keaton tried to start to blow up the boat. I was a teenager when this film came out and I remember watching that scene and then running into the living room where my parents were watching something completely unrelated and shouting "Kevin Spacey's the bad guy!!" They never did believe me when I said I figured it out within the first 15 minutes.
• 1:58 - There''s a much more obvious reveal that _Final Destination 5_ is a prequel that doesn't require making assumptions (maybe Isaac just chooses to use a flip-phone): the spa gift-certificate has an expiry date of June 30, 2001. • 6:13 - Or, something as innocuous as a tip is _exactly_ what they'd grass up their fellow criminals for because it's inconsequential and a harmless outlet for all the critical secrets the keep bottled up.
Re: "Saving Private Ryan," the casting director also did one hell of a job finding a much older actor who actually looks like he could be Matt Damon at that age. So there's that, too.
Predestination has too many hints about Ethan hawkes character being his own progenitor and progeny....the song playing in the club was called "I am my own grandpa" and once when Sarah snooks character calls Ethan hawkes character a son of a bitch he responds by saying " son of a bitch, thats funny." Watching the movie a second time is a total treat...better than watching it the first time.
Just want to correct this: The 101st Airborne Division is part of the U.S. Army, not Air Force. In fact, the U.S. Air Force wasn't even established until after World War 2. Back before they became a separate branch, they were part of the Army called the Army Air Corps. The 101st Airborne Division is still part of the U.S. Army today. Their incredible bravery during World War 2 led to a museum being dedicated to them in Bastogne, Belgium.
There is another giveaway for Searching. At one point David realizes that Lake Barbosa is a place Margot liked to visit. When Vick FaceTimes him, one of her first questions is “Are you at the lake?!”. He never mentioned where he was going, just that he was visiting a place Margot liked 😏.
The only problem with the Tyler Durden No Incoming Calls reveal is that a fair number of the pay phones that were blocked from receiving calls weren't, regardless of the posting. When I moved into my first apartment there was one just outside the building that I used as my "home phone" for job applications
There were a couple in Fight Club. Right after the narrator asks “If you can wake up in another place, can you wake up as another person?” Or something like that and the Narrator and Tyler immediately pass each other in the airport. Also when they get into the car crash Tyler was driving, but when the bar rotator crawls out of the flipped car he leaves out of the Driver’s side, not the passengers. Not to mention that Marla and Tyler never talk to each other when the narrator is in the room
Another movie I figured the twist from a less than subtle sound cue was Scream 2. Right after Cici is murdered and Derek is stabbed, when Mickey us talking with Sidney he mentions Derek had no business going back into the house. That line is already a give away, but there is a dramatic sound effect that punctuates it and pretty much makes it instantly clear right there.
I don’t know why Saving Private Ryan is on this list. I saw it with a date and neither one of us assumed the elderly man was anyone other than Pvt. Ryan. No one else I know looked at it as some kind of mystery. Besides, Tom Hank’s character was at least 20 years older than Pvt. Ryan, so the likelihood of Tom Hank’s character still being alive we’re pretty slim. Not to mention, if he was still alive he’d be a lot older. One other thing, the actor who played the elderly Pvt. Ryan bore a striking resemblance to what Matt Damon may look like at that age. I’ll have to watch Final Destination 5 (or is it The Final Destination?) because I really like the first one. I was surprised that it was released when it was because it was shortly after a United Airlines plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean shortly after takeoff, and there was actually a French Club (from a Pennsylvania school I believe) onboard en route to Paris. There were no survivors.😥
you're forgetting the sixth sense big reveal with the dialogue, "i see dead people...all the time". also, only the boy directly interacts with the bruce willis character.
You can actually spot The Usual Suspects in the second scene. In the first scene they focus on Kaiser Soze’s legs as he’s walking and he gets a really ironic smile. Then we focus on Virgil’s limping legs as he’s introduced. Putting it all together, you can figure out the limp is an act.
Maybe I'm the only one, but I knew the old dude was Ryan the very first time I watched the movie. I'm an ex Army Engineer & I have all branches in my family from basically all wars going back to wwII. I honestly didn't even notice the pin hint at first, if you use your head it's actually really obvious. Sorry folks who are offended in some way, but it IS obvious.
the actual hint in reservoir dogs is when they get to the warehouse. there are jugs filled with colored liquid on a shelf, white, pink, and orange. the white and pink jugs are right next to each other grouped together and the orange is all the way on the other side all alone, not part of the group.
“A Beautiful Mind” has a quick bit of foreshadowing before the big reveal. IIRC there’s a scene where Nash’s pre-teen friend Marcie races to give Nash a hug and passes by a flock of birds while doing so. The birds don’t react because ‘Marcie’ doesn’t exist. She’s just one of Nash’s schizophrenic imaginings
Love you Jules, but the 101st Airborne Division is an Army Division and not the Air Force, which did not exist in the U.S. military as a separate branch until 1947. Minor mistake and understandable for someone not from the U.S.
Honestly I just figured John was saw because they showed a hell of a lot of him for him to have nothing to do with anything lol after the second time I saw him at the hospital I thought to myself that guy must be Jigsaw
Final Destination 5 has a much more concrete giveaway of its twist using Isaac. The massage coupon he steals from his late co workers desk expires 6/30/01 but is accepted without question at the parlor.
Minor mistake there for 'Saving Private Ryan' in the line, "For anyone in the air-force ..." The airborne isn't part of the Airforce. 101 Airborne is part of the US Army, and back in WW2 there was no Airforce, it wasn't created until 1947. Understandable and minor mistake, especially for someone who isn't from the US.
Good catch!
Good to see someone else noticed as well
You beat me to it. That’s right.
@@davidparada1307 someone else beat me to it too
Plus, I never understood why people assumed Old Ryan at the beginning was Captain Miller. That never even crossed my mind watching that film.
The reveal in Fight Club actually comes way before the phone. In the opening scene, the narrator's voiceover says, "I know this because Tyler knows this." Meaning, we're the same person.
YEP. That was one of the giveaways for me.
Hindsight is always 20/20. We often say we know what our partner knows: according to this logic, we are all our own partner.
It is a common saying, but that's not the purpose of this line. Like many other moments in the voiceover, the Narrator is mocking the audience. It's one of many dozen moments when he's hinting at the reveal. This just happens to be the first instance.
In final destination 5 there is another subtle clue, the massage "coupon" has a date on it. Including the year.
My dumbass completely missed it. Dead meat was the channel that made he realize the coupon foreshadowing.
Man, I had a final destination marathon not long ago. I'd never realized the loop when I'd seen them when they were just on TV. Blew my goddamn mind.
There's a few clues. Everyone is driving like late 90s vehicles but they all still look in pretty good quality (not impossible but unlikely after you get more than a couple like that), there's references to things that were pop culture when it's set but kind of outdated when it came out (Lisa Loeb, The Sixth Sense). They actually did a good job of putting hints in there but keeping it subtle.
When I first noticed that the first time I saw it, I thought someone had made a mistake.
I absolutely lost my mind at the ending, by far one of my favorites
Another hint in Final Destination Five is the NY license plates. They changed to a different design in the early 2000s and they are using one that was primarily from the 90s.
Yeah, but that's only a hint for New Yorkers. A Texan like me would have never noticed that.
looks like nobody’s done it yet, so here we go:
0:47 the usual suspects
1:29 final destination 5
2:23 get out
3:15 fight club
4:03 memento
4:48 saw
5:39 reservoir dogs
6:21 magnolia
7:26 saving private ryan
8:06 searching
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@@cl759 Reservoir Dos haha.
I really appreciate the thoughtful ending tags about self-care etc. It's awesome to see.
His message at the end feels so damn genuine. Thank you brother. World needs more people like you to spread the love and peace. We are all here together, we are all the same species, we are here to love and make peace. Keep doing what you do!
I know, Jules always ends his videos with something similar, and yet it is still so uplifting - thanks for that! =)
Jules and Ash are the best they have by a mile.
My favorite early reveal is in 21 Jump street, When they take the HFS one of them comments it "tastes like cool ranch" - Then they meet the coach/villain and hes eating cool ranch Doritos.
One thing that stood out to me when I first watched Fight Club was how they pass a movie marquee with 'Seven Years in Tibet' on it, a Brad Pitt movie. So... Brad Pitt exists in this film, is definitely an actor whose image would be in Jack's mind. I used to think this was a cool little plant, but apparently this is accidental. They filmed marquees with movies that also featured Norton and Bonham-Carter, they just didn't wind up being seen in the final cut.
The fact that the old guy kinda looks like Matt Damon was the give away for me.
Right. I never knew Saving Private Ryan was supposed to have a twist. From the first moment I saw it, I assumed that was an older Ryan telling his story.
That also meant in the flashbacks that Ryan wasn't going to die; we just didn't know how he was going to be found & rescued.
Thank you! It NEVER occurred to me that it was supposed to be anyone other than an older Ryan. I didn't know anyone thought it was Tom Hank's character
@@geminiacleo7ewe Same here.
Memento, for me, is when I grew up. It was the first film I’d ever seen that stuck with me for months afterwards. I love it to this day, and everyone should really see it.
Amazing movie.
Totally agree - a brilliant film worth repeat viewings.
In Saving Private Ryan, the give-away is not "pretty obvious" to "anyone in the Air Force"; the 101 Airborne is US Army, not Air Force.
Thank you for posting that, when I heard it in the video I had to go back and see if he had really said "Air Force", because everyone in the ARMY would know that the 101st Airborne (The Screaming Eagles, now known as the 101st Air Assault) was an Army Division
He's British. Give him break. :)
@@zachlawson5238 No
Yeah I was loosing my shit it’s Army son. Air Force didn’t exist in WWII it’s was called the Army Air Corps then.
The US Airforce did not exist during WWII
Another big hint in Fight Club is when he beats himself up in his boss's office and says "For some reason it reminds me of my first fight with Durden" or words to that effect.
When marla talks to him all lovey dovey.
second time viewing makes everything obvious.
Fight Club is my favourite movie and I think it was my 10th viewing when I heard that line and it blew my mind.
also, when Tyler wrecks the car and it flips on its roof. Norton comes out of the drivers side window.
One guy I know claims it was obvious to him from the get-go. Could be true if enough of the clues sprinkled throughout really jumped out at him. "We have the exact same briefcase" and all that.
You know Tyler Durden doesn't exist before the payphone scene when the narrator rhetorically asks: "If you wake up in a different time, in a different place, could you wake up as a different person?" and the camera pans from Norton to Pitt...
Your endings are always the best part of the video. Thank you for being uplifting and encouraging.
Fight Club is the gift the keeps on giving, I have watched it so many times and I still keep spotting amazing little moments.
President Camacho I have rewatched The Usual Suspects quite a few times because the end is so good, that walk at the end is just brilliant. But you are right, rarely is there a film that can be a completely different experience after having known the twist. Perhaps The Prestige?
I'm am fascinated with Fight Club, every scene has a story, getting it made sounded almost impossible, how poorly it performed and now it's deemed a classic. One of the few films where the original author actually said it improved on his book.
The usual suspects: There's also the scene in the interrogation room where verbal and agent kujan are shouting back and forth and verbal says "I did. I did kill Keaton ". It's right before the "how do you shoot the devil in the back? What if you miss?" line. It's lightning back and forth, so many people haven't noticed...
The end of this video was so nice to hear. Thanks, Jules. ❤️
Everyone knows that was Ryan in the beginning.
Not to brag, but I did. I never thought it was Mr. Thomas Hanks.
Well you can see Soze’s gold watch when he kills Keaton. When leaving jail, the clerk returns “one gold watch”. The movie was almost over, but I figured it out.
Also, Stephen Baldwin calls Verbal “the man with the plan” but Verbal tells the police that Keaton was the planner. That confused me, but made sense at the end.
The major problem with predicting Fight Club's "twist" is it's completely nonsensical and silly if you actually watch the movie. I thought that was the case until I got to the point where it just doesn't make any logical sense.
Thank you for the kind words at the end of your videos, one of the highlights of this channel.
In The Usual Suspects, if you can recognize voices from whispers, you will know Keyser Size and Roger "Verbal" Kint are the same person from the opening scene. However, for me, the acting, directing, and writing were so amazing, I am surprised by the ending every time I watch it and I have seen it 14 times.
In I still know what you did last summer, they go on a vacation after guessing the name of the Brazilian capitol in a radio game show. As another character tells them later on, their answer was wrong. Viewers who knew the right answer could figure out that the caller deliberately sent them into harm's way.
In final destination, having a flip phone was still very common in 2011 as most people couldn't afford to buy a new smartphone. The coupon was a better choice.
I keep seeing you've inserted still pictures of actors into the video which flash at intervals, and it was aggravating me, so, I finally, at about 9:10 stopped to see who one of them was. Brad Pitt as Tyler Durdin. Are they all Tyler? It took a good minute to finally be able to see this one as my computer is a dinosaur!
The 101st airborne division is a division in the Army. It refers to paratroopers. Not sure why you said that people in the Air Force would be able to pick it out. Just about anybody in the US armed forces would be able to pick it out, not just air force.
@Irish Jester I don't care. I'm still going to point out when they are wrong. I don't need their validation for that to happen.
@Irish Jester Their nationality is completely irrelevant
I was about to point this out too.
And that the old boy looks just like Matt Damon and that he gives thanks for the life he was given back.
For Final Destination there was a gymnastics banner for the year 2000
In saving private Ryan, those are US Army units. A ranger unit and a parachute unit.
Yeah. When he referred to anyone in the "Air Force" I was a bit perplexed myself.
As I mentioned before seeing your comment, its understandable and minor mistake for someone from England to make. The USAF wasn't established until 1947 too.
You also missed that it's Verbal Kint, and Soze in turkish means "One who talks to much". So pretty much the Turkish speaking audience had a heads up from the first time that they were neamed.
Like in Iron Man, if you speak Urdu, they straight up tell you the big twist
@@TonyHammitt Didn't something similar happen with the Norwegians at the beginning of _The Thing_ - the original one, I mean? Don't they at some point yell, "That's not a dog!" in Norwegian? I remember reading that somewhere around the time the requel came out.
In G-Gundam there is a character named Schwartz Bruder. The German speaking audience were given the real identity from the moment he was introduced.
Never in my life would have thought that in the first scene it was Captain Miller, even when I first saw the movie (and it was not because of the Airborne badge). The biggest plot twist in this video for me was that enough people thought that he was Miller that it is number 2 in this video :D
One reveal that never got mention was in the movie "The Last Jedi". During the opening fight, if you pay attention, you can see that the movie was going to be horrible and you wasted 15 bucks...
Another indicator in Usual Suspects I dont think others have mentioned is when they get outside the police station after the lineup Verbal is seen with a lit cigarette. In the present day interrogation he clearly shows he cant light a cigarette in his condition.
Gotta love the classic Quento Tarantin film, Resevoir 2
Literally no one thought the old man was Tom Hanks in Saving Private Ryan
I guess you've met and interviewed everyone who's ever seen the movie
I thought it was the navigator/coward
How is the prestige not on this list? Or The Sixth Sense?
The twist in the sixth sense is foreshadowed by having Bruce Willis shot in the first scene and then spending the whole movie with a kid who can see ghosts, it's not exactly complicated.
4:34 the masterpiece scene from Memento.
And yes I did noticed it on first watch and clearly blew me away.
The first time that I saw it my thought process was that he was metaphorically in Sammy's shoes since he was suffering from the same condition. Adding hidden meaning to the scene instead of going with the super obvious conclusion that it was actually him in the Sammy scenes.
I didn't know the 101st is part of the USAF. What a revelation!
Thank you Jules! YOU ARE AWSOME 💞💞💞
I went to see "The Sixth Sense" at the theater with friends when it first came out & figured out he was dead at the first meeting between the boy with Bruce Willis. It was obvious to me because I knew a psychiatrist would never show up at a church for the kids first visit. I watched the whole rest of the movie knowing he was dead & saw Willis never interacting with anyone living or the living just ignoring him except the boy. I was looking around the theater the whole movie to see if anyone else got it, but no one had. I was so smug when the reveal happened in the theater. This is the only time this had ever happened to me, to figure out how it was going to end before anyone else & it was all because of how Willis showed up at the church & started treating the boy as if he was a patient. Something just clicked that this wasn't right & everything just fell into place for me.
Gold star sticker? Cookie?
number 9. Goes on about how the phone he uses secretly reveals the fact that it's a prequel... The same character literally hands the masseuse a coupon with the year on it...
They also mention pop-culture like Lisa Loeb, and all of the vehicles are old models.
@@TheThird1977 yeah I know but the literal year being displayed on screen is by far the biggest giveaway that it's a prequel and they didn't even mention it
I know several people who still have flip phones, and my neighbor just recently upgraded from an old non flip phone to a smart phone.
I need to be notified whenever he makes any list!!! Please lol
Was told that the 6th Sense had a pretty big reveal at the end - so watched pretty closely and observed that Malcolm (Bruce Willis) didn't interact with anyone but the Cole (the kid) for the whole movie. So when the kid asserts that he can see dead people - the 'big' reveal screamed itself out loud the whole movie...
What was the big reveal, I've never heard of this film nor it's alleged twist?
Actually, for the Final Destination film, I noticed the license plate for the van and knew this was set in the past! LOL
7:39 With respect, the 101st Airborne is actually a U.S. Army division, not an Air Force command.
There's also the scene in usual suspects where kint straight up says "I did, I did kill keaton."
The first time I saw "Unbreakable" in theaters, I guessed Mr. Glass's true nature really early on. It was his wardrobe that gave him away. All-black with a purple cape? That's TOTALLY a bad guy costume. (Ok, and Nightcrawler, but he's an exception among *many* black-and-purple baddies.)
Yea Unbreakable was insanely obvious to anyone who knows anything about comics even a small bit. Physical opposites? Must be arch-enemies. The fact that they tried to make that the "twist" was ridiculous.
I agree. I thought every superhero needs a super villain. So I figured it out that way too
@@WhiskeyPapa42 M. Night Shyamalan keeps trying to top The Sixth Sense, but never has. The Sixth Sense was good, but I’m the type who’s always analyzing and dissecting movies to figure out the ending. That being said, I caught on to the fact that Malcolm (Bruce Willis) was dead and only seen by Cole when Cole walked into the house and saw his mom and Malcolm sitting in the living room. Malcolm is looking at Cole’s mom, but she’s just looking like she’s lost in thought and not acknowledging Malcolm. She makes no mention of him when she leaves the room either.
And if that didn’t give it away, the trailer certainly did when Cole said “I see dead people.” DUH!
Oh my god he just defined what a flip phone is. I feel 80.
There's a much bigger hint in the usually suspects, the lighter he uses! We see him use it right at the start as Keyser Soze and he uses the same one throughout
What about the opening monologue?
Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind----Clemintine's hair color serves as a "temperature" gauge indicating the season of their relationship Green=Spring/ Red=Summer/ Orange = Fall/ Blue= Winter
The end message made me cry. But like, in a good way? Idk, but thank you! ❤️
The very first time I watched The Usual Suspects, Verbal tells Kujan that he used to "get dehydrated as a kid and my [urine] would come out like snot" very early in the interrogation. If you watch the opening sequence on the boat, you'll see that Keyser Soze's urine is gelatinous when he urinates on the fire Keaton tried to start to blow up the boat. I was a teenager when this film came out and I remember watching that scene and then running into the living room where my parents were watching something completely unrelated and shouting "Kevin Spacey's the bad guy!!" They never did believe me when I said I figured it out within the first 15 minutes.
• 1:58 - There''s a much more obvious reveal that _Final Destination 5_ is a prequel that doesn't require making assumptions (maybe Isaac just chooses to use a flip-phone): the spa gift-certificate has an expiry date of June 30, 2001.
• 6:13 - Or, something as innocuous as a tip is _exactly_ what they'd grass up their fellow criminals for because it's inconsequential and a harmless outlet for all the critical secrets the keep bottled up.
Re: "Saving Private Ryan," the casting director also did one hell of a job finding a much older actor who actually looks like he could be Matt Damon at that age. So there's that, too.
Doesn’t the “no incoming calls” on the pay phone only indicate that you can’t call the pay phone, not that the pay phone can’t make calls
The reveal is that Tyler doesn't answer and then calls the payphone back using *69, which shouldn't work if the payphone doesn't accept incoming calls
Never stop Jules. You are awesome.
That Private Ryan one was obvious. Like it was actually a plot point. Limeys, man.
Predestination has too many hints about Ethan hawkes character being his own progenitor and progeny....the song playing in the club was called "I am my own grandpa" and once when Sarah snooks character calls Ethan hawkes character a son of a bitch he responds by saying " son of a bitch, thats funny." Watching the movie a second time is a total treat...better than watching it the first time.
The movie is based on a Robert Heinlein short story "All You Zombies".
Just want to correct this:
The 101st Airborne Division is part of the U.S. Army, not Air Force.
In fact, the U.S. Air Force wasn't even established until after World War 2. Back before they became a separate branch, they were part of the Army called the Army Air Corps.
The 101st Airborne Division is still part of the U.S. Army today. Their incredible bravery during World War 2 led to a museum being dedicated to them in Bastogne, Belgium.
There is another giveaway for Searching. At one point David realizes that Lake Barbosa is a place Margot liked to visit. When Vick FaceTimes him, one of her first questions is “Are you at the lake?!”. He never mentioned where he was going, just that he was visiting a place Margot liked 😏.
The only problem with the Tyler Durden No Incoming Calls reveal is that a fair number of the pay phones that were blocked from receiving calls weren't, regardless of the posting. When I moved into my first apartment there was one just outside the building that I used as my "home phone" for job applications
theres a way less subtle hint in searching. when the cop tells the story of her son committing a crime and covering for i knew he had done it
There were a couple in Fight Club. Right after the narrator asks “If you can wake up in another place, can you wake up as another person?” Or something like that and the Narrator and Tyler immediately pass each other in the airport. Also when they get into the car crash Tyler was driving, but when the bar rotator crawls out of the flipped car he leaves out of the Driver’s side, not the passengers. Not to mention that Marla and Tyler never talk to each other when the narrator is in the room
Also in the final destination film there was the coupons expiration date used at the massage parlor and the banners at the gymnasium.
Another movie I figured the twist from a less than subtle sound cue was Scream 2. Right after Cici is murdered and Derek is stabbed, when Mickey us talking with Sidney he mentions Derek had no business going back into the house. That line is already a give away, but there is a dramatic sound effect that punctuates it and pretty much makes it instantly clear right there.
Private Ryan was in the army buddy not the air force. He was part of the army airborne
I would love if one day, you would just list the movies you are going to spoil in the description. Would make my like so much easier 😃
I don’t know why Saving Private Ryan is on this list. I saw it with a date and neither one of us assumed the elderly man was anyone other than Pvt. Ryan. No one else I know looked at it as some kind of mystery. Besides, Tom Hank’s character was at least 20 years older than Pvt. Ryan, so the likelihood of Tom Hank’s character still being alive we’re pretty slim. Not to mention, if he was still alive he’d be a lot older. One other thing, the actor who played the elderly Pvt. Ryan bore a striking resemblance to what Matt Damon may look like at that age.
I’ll have to watch Final Destination 5 (or is it The Final Destination?) because I really like the first one. I was surprised that it was released when it was because it was shortly after a United Airlines plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean shortly after takeoff, and there was actually a French Club (from a Pennsylvania school I believe) onboard en route to Paris. There were no survivors.😥
The 101st Airborne is actually part of the Army (not Air Force). They do parachute drops and other air operations but they're a US Army division.
I caught the Saving Private Ryan reveal, and knowing that Private Ryan survived the Normandy Invasion helped me get through the movie.
My favorite tech movie: RESERVOIRE DOS.
you're forgetting the sixth sense big reveal with the dialogue, "i see dead people...all the time". also, only the boy directly interacts with the bruce willis character.
Deep Red should be included in this type of list.
Outstanding, as usual. Thanks for fun video.
I love revisiting the 90s and booting up RESERVOIR DOS.
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You can actually spot The Usual Suspects in the second scene. In the first scene they focus on Kaiser Soze’s legs as he’s walking and he gets a really ironic smile. Then we focus on Virgil’s limping legs as he’s introduced. Putting it all together, you can figure out the limp is an act.
I’ll have to watch again. I thought it was a smug “I hate cops” grin, but maybe there was more to it!
I started usual Suspects with friends in college, had to go answer a phone call, and didn't return until the reveal at the end as he was walking away.
Maybe I'm the only one, but I knew the old dude was Ryan the very first time I watched the movie. I'm an ex Army Engineer & I have all branches in my family from basically all wars going back to wwII. I honestly didn't even notice the pin hint at first, if you use your head it's actually really obvious. Sorry folks who are offended in some way, but it IS obvious.
There was no AF in WWII. That was the Army Air Core. But the 101 Screaming Eagles are an Army Division, not Air Core or Air Force.
Wouldn’t it make more sense to list the movie, then the ending so that way you don’t go ruining movies?
Wouldn't it make more sense to not watch videos that tell you they're revealing movie endings if you don't want the movies to be spoiled?
Memento. Still my favorite Nolan movie.
The Prestige for me.
Remember Me gave subtle hints in the beginning and I barely got it before the twist happened.
the actual hint in reservoir dogs is when they get to the warehouse. there are jugs filled with colored liquid on a shelf, white, pink, and orange. the white and pink jugs are right next to each other grouped together and the orange is all the way on the other side all alone, not part of the group.
“A Beautiful Mind” has a quick bit of foreshadowing before the big reveal.
IIRC there’s a scene where Nash’s pre-teen friend Marcie races to give Nash a hug and passes by a flock of birds while doing so. The birds don’t react because ‘Marcie’ doesn’t exist. She’s just one of Nash’s schizophrenic imaginings
Jules!!! I think you should include the movie "Lucky Number Slevin" because that entire movie is plot twist city
Can you change the intro with the explosion and the police sirens?
You just woke up my child
Love you Jules, but the 101st Airborne Division is an Army Division and not the Air Force, which did not exist in the U.S. military as a separate branch until 1947. Minor mistake and understandable for someone not from the U.S.
Another hint in FD5 is they use the old New York State Licence Plate
Typo at 5:42. "Reservoir Dos" LOL
We thought Jules loved our mothers, but really he just loved us.
Cant wait for that sequel called reservoir dos.
Not the Air Force. Ryan is an infantryman in the 101st airborne, an army unit.
I actually caught the twist in The Usual Suspects.. my friend who was showing it to me was so mad
I love usual suspects
Honestly I just figured John was saw because they showed a hell of a lot of him for him to have nothing to do with anything lol after the second time I saw him at the hospital I thought to myself that guy must be Jigsaw
Your kind words at the end of your video were appreciated by me. Thanks.
two things about private Ryan #1 He wasnt in the airforce he was airborne #2 the US airforce didnt exist in WW2 it was The Army Air Corp
Final Destination 5 has a much more concrete giveaway of its twist using Isaac. The massage coupon he steals from his late co workers desk expires 6/30/01 but is accepted without question at the parlor.
Reservoir Dos. lol