Your memorable surprising movie moments?

[yoda313]

I bought A Good Day to Die Hard on ebay the other day and finally watched it last night.

While not the best action movie or best Die Hard movie even it was a good action movie for what it is.

However I must admit to being surprised by the twist at the end. Granted its not really much of a twist and upon reflection I probably should have seen it coming. But it still surprised me nonetheless.

Since this is still a recent movie I won't spoil it since there isn't much to the movie in the first place. Still worth watching though if your an action movie buff.

What are your surprising movie moments that threw you for a loop?

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I'd say if its a 2013 movie put SPOILER before hand.

If its older I'd say its fair game to mention plot twists.

[Xylob the Destroyer]

The ending in "The Usual Suspects".
I love that movie, but seeing it again is never ever as good as the first time through.

"Fight Club" was the same for me too - but I never read the book.

[yoda313]

"Fight Club" was the same for me too - but I never read the book.

That was a book? Your kidding me?

I've seen the movie in bits and pieces.

I'm trying to remember - is the "initiate" halucinating the other fellow at the end of the movie? It seemed weird. Now granted I wasn't watching the movie all the way through and I was probably flipping channels too so I am sure I missed something.

[gadgetguy]

Sixth Sense. It was one of the few times I was actually surprised by an ending. There are a lot of movies that I don't know the ending before it happens, but I'm not surprised by them. The endings usually make sense with the events that led to it, but Willis' portrayal of the doctor "interacting" with his wife and the boy's mother had me convinced they saw him too, and therefore made me believe he was still alive and actually treating the boy. On review, it was clear that the interaction with both women was one-sided, but it didn't seem that way the first time through.

[transporterfan]

Blade Runner. Rutger Hauer's final lines:
'I’ve seen things you people wouldn’t believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tanhauser gate. All those moments will be lost in time like tears in rain. Time to die.'
Just seemed (still seems) profound/prophetic given he was supposedly just a super soldier, a being constructed for a single purpose who, in his creator's audacity, was never thought of having the capacity to appreciate, beauty, love or disillusionment.

[TreeTops]

When Bambi's daddy got shot. Terrible shock to me when I was a kid.

[transporterfan]

When Bambi's daddy got shot. Terrible shock to me when I was a kid.

Lol. And the girlfriends head in Se7en.
Made me wonder what I would do in the same situation.