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lemmynsfw.com

Stating that there’s a twist ruins the movie. Twists only work if you don’t know the movie has one.

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CluckNreply
lemmy.world

Knowing there is a twist might be the hook a movie needs. M Night Shyamalan for example is known for always having a twist but still produces ok media.

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lemmy.world

What? As long as it's a good not Telegraphed twist it will be able to still be a good moment even if you know to expect one. You'll be trying to figure it out the whole time and you'll probably get it wrong multiple times along the way lol

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himitsureply
lemmynsfw.com

That’s literally never happened. I’m not saying I’m more capable than anyone else, but literally every single time anyone has stated that there’s a twist before I’ve seen the movie, it’s been trivial to figure it out in the first ~1/3rd of the movie, if not sooner.

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Not true for Zootopia 2.

::: spoiler Source Watched the movie after seeing this post, kept looking for a twist, there was a point where I thought I'd found it already, was caught completely off-guard when the actual twist happened. :::

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That was everything I could have hoped for it to be. Im glad life do be like that sometimes.

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You reached the end

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