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The Usual Suspects, definitely
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The Innocents
SE7EN
Last Holiday (1950)
Kind Hearts and Coronets
The Lavender Hill Mob
The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
The Italian Job (1969)
Les Diaboliques
Unbreakable
Solaris (1972)
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

I've got more, but I'll bite my tongue for now.
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Shattered starring Tom Berenger, Gretta Scacchi and Bob Hoskins.
I loved guessing the twist in films, Sixth Sense, pah easy got that within 5 mins, but this little beauty at the end of Shatterted totally caught me unaware.
Its not a great film, its a good old fashioned noir/detective type film, but see if you can guess the twist before it happens.

The Usual Suspects was another one that kept me guessing, and although I got the twist before it happened, the film left me deep in thought for hours after.
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Gone Baby Gone
Godfather part III
That's all I got really but both did catch me by suprise
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Anybody else figure out the ending to Man on Fire, it sucked and I was 10 and figured it out halfway in to the movie



WARNING: "To Live and Die in L.A." spoilers below
William Peterson getting blown away In "To Live and Die In L.A." really caught my attention.


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So many good movies, so little time.
Get Carter (1971)
Chinatown (1974)
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The Mist..
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you are SO right dude.

Also.

Drugstore Cowboy
Somewhere in Time
The Birds
Fight Club (though I got the idea before the ending)
The Omega Man
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The Innocents
SE7EN
Last Holiday (1950)
Kind Hearts and Coronets
The Lavender Hill Mob
The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
The Italian Job (1969)
Les Diaboliques
Unbreakable
Solaris (1972)
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

I've got more, but I'll bite my tongue for now.
Se7en didn't realy have a shocking ending.



The ending of The Mist I didn't expect.
WARNING: "The Mist" spoilers below
After David shoots everybody with him, believing it was the end of the world, and then to get out of the car only to realise the gigantic insects were being bombed or whatever...
I was just like, whoa. Didn't expect that one.
That is one I picked



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The ending of The Mist I didn't expect.
WARNING: "The Mist" spoilers below
After David shoots everybody with him, believing it was the end of the world, and then to get out of the car only to realise the gigantic insects were being bombed or whatever...
I was just like, whoa. Didn't expect that one.
The thing about the Mist was, was every one was predicting a happy ending. This movie had a real ending. People who watch movies predict either happy endings or endings with a twist, the Mist had neither. Thats why i think the ending to it was so surprising.



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For me, when this question is asked, the image that pops into my brain is The Sting (1973):



WARNING: "The Sting" spoilers below
when Newman and Redford apparently kill each other, well I never saw it coming. The setup with the scenes between Redford and Dana Elcar was totally convincing. In a movie filled with twists and turns this last twist, flabbergasted me (I love that word).