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For me it has to be the usual suspects, I wont say what the twist was for those who in't watched it. But those who have will know what I mean.

Keyser Soze, Keyser Soze, KEYSER SOZE!!

Old Boy has head fucks of pretty epic proportions.

Good call. Limp, limp...

the sixth sense!

Fight club for me.

carry on camping

oh yes had me completely fooled.top film!!!

i love the usual suspects but figured that one out.

The usual suspects was one of the first films with a properly great twist. I loved that.

Sixth sense is also very good, as is fight club. I also liked the twist in Oceans 11.

is it just me that thought it was fucking obvious?

personally I like the twist (s) in Wild Things.

I wasn't a big fan of sixth sense. Thought the whole thing was pretty gash and it wasn't that good a twist.

Wild Things is ace.

Best twist in a film, the Prestige. just when you're recovering from the twist, they throw another in at the end :shock:  :old:  :king:

For me an old film....One flew over the Cuckoos Nest,when Jack Nicholson smothers the old indian guy and kills him,remember being really shocked when i first watched the film....a brill film it is....Sixth Sense was a great ending,aint seen The Prestige but will watch it now,sounds interesting.

Great film - wrong way round in your recall though!

Oh well jim,ime getting old....Sixth Sense then!

Reading the title to this thread I thought of this one before even opening it - good call.

Totally agree.  Very bizarre but good.

I also thought the Da Vinci code was good although its better reading the book.   All of Dan Browns books are pretty clever IMO.

Land Before Time III is a bit of a killer.

Whats the film where it rains frogs at the end? That was weird.

land before time was the cartoon dinosaurs weren't it?

Star Trek VI whodunnit result is a bit obvious but still good.

Of the more recent films I quite liked Inside Man and Secret Window for twistyness

Magnolia? That was weird.

That's the one.

The Lion King. When towards the end you you realise that Mufasa and Scar are two sides to the same character; and that Simba's journey symbolises a young man growing up whilst coming to terms with the relationship he has with his father.

funniest ever cinema moment was watching silence of the lambs at brighton marina, just as claris is knocking on the door of serial killer near the ned and you dont realise, some bloke came running in the cinema and shouted what happens next, i couldnt stop laughing but some people were well pissed off.

:Ride On Fatbury's Lovestick: thats ace!!

Oh for fucksake!

You're telling me that in a film which is based on the premise that a young boy can see dead people, in which the Bruce Willis character gets shot right at the beginning and then spends the rest of the film wearing the same clothes he got shot in, in which no-one else in the film ever speaks the the Willis character, and which is famous for having a big twist at the end, neither of you even suspected that the fellah might be a ghost?

Jesus, I managed to guess that without even seeing the bloody thing.

Saw was a great twist