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Have you ever ever left a move theatre wondering 'what just happened?'
If so then perhaps you have seen these 10 films which have the most shocking plot twists...
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The IndependentNetflix viewers praise Megan Fox sci-fi flop that was panned by critics
‘This is like M3GAN for adults,’ said one fan
- The Telegraph
Why Netflix’s ‘disgusting’ religious epic is angering Palestinians and Christians alike
It’s not unusual for films to attract controversy on release, particularly when they deal with Bible stories, but Netflix’s new feature Mary is taking flak from two directions at once, angering Palestinian supporters and conservative Christians alike.
- Hello!
Black Doves viewers give verdict on Sarah Lancashire and Keira Knightley's new spy thriller
Netflix's new spy drama Black Doves arrived this week and viewers have given their verdict on the thriller, which stars Keira Knightley, Ben Whishaw and Sarah Lancashire…
- WWD
Anne Hathaway Enters Her ‘Queen Era,’ Reprising Iconic Roles and Cementing Her Reign in Fashion
Hathaway talks returning as Mia Thermopolis in “The Princess Diaries" and Andy Sachs in "The Devil Wears Prada," serving as the face of Bulgari, and becoming a "Versace woman."
- The Independent
DC Studios boss James Gunn reveals Ryan Reynolds’s brutal six-word stance on Green Lantern return
Reynolds played the lead role in the infamous 2011 flop
- Variety
‘Werewolves’ Director on Creating a Gun-Crazy Werewolf Apocalypse and the Joy of Directing Some of Bruce Willis’ Last Movies
Steven C. Miller has directed a movie with a concept that is, simply put, fuckin’ cool. “Werewolves,” written by Matthew Kennedy and now in theaters via Briarcliff Entertainment, is about a world where the annual supermoon turns everyone outside into huge, hungry werewolves that rip apart anyone in their path. Luckily, Frank Grillo plays a …
- USA TODAY
'The Return' is an epic 'Odyssey' movie. Why isn't there a Homeric Cinematic Universe yet?
Ralph Fiennes plays heroic Odysseus in "The Return," an adaptation of "The Odyssey." Everyone knows Homer's epic – so where's the cinematic universe?
- INSIDER
Ralph Fiennes shared the plot of '28 Years Later.' Here's everything we know about the sequel.
Ralph Fiennes said Danny Boyle's "28 Years Later" sequel is about a young boy trying to save his mother. Fiennes will be joined by Cillian Murphy, Jodie Comer, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
- INSIDER
19 details you probably missed in 'Home Alone'
"Home Alone" is a classic holiday film. It was released over 30 years ago, but even fans who watch it yearly may have missed these Easter eggs.
- The Daily Beast
10 Years Later, ‘Interstellar’ Is the Hottest Movie in Theaters
On its tenth anniversary, Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is back in cinemas, showing on 70MM IMAX screens. Cue your sobbing Matthew McConaughey memes. As stooped in science as it was in raw emotion, the film starred Matthew McConaughey as a man who joins a space mission hoping to save humankind from extinction, but must leave behind his family with an uncertain fate that he will ever return. It matches high-minded theoretical physics with big emotions—it was Nolan attempting to simultaneously
- PA Media: Entertainment
Harry Potter HBO series to begin filming in Leavesden in summer 2025
A casting call was announced in September for the next Harry, Ron and Hermione to star in HBO’s adaptation of the wizarding world.
- Entertainment Weekly
Ben Stiller says “Meet the Fockers” found real person named Focker to avoid an R rating
"Zoolander" also had problems with the ratings board.
- Variety
Netflix Ordered to Pay $385,000 to Woman Outed in Documentary as Secret Child of Fertility Doctor
An Indiana jury on Thursday ordered Netflix to pay $385,000 to a woman who was outed as a child of notorious fertility doctor Donald Cline in a documentary about the case. The woman, Lori Kennard, was one of three “secret children” who sued the streaming service in 2022 after their names were displayed on screen …
- Variety
Box Office: ‘Moana 2’ Still Making a Splash on Top as A24’s ‘Y2K’ Opens in Eighth Place
“Moana 2” is still making a splash at the domestic box office. The Disney animated sequel added $11.7 million on Friday, on its way to $50.8 million for its second weekend of release. After setting a new Thanksgiving box office record last week with $225 million over the five-day holiday frame, the film’s domestic total …
- The Daily Beast
Is There Really a ‘Superman Curse’?
The tragedy that befell Superman star Christopher Reeve in 1995, coupled with the premature death of TV’s “Superman” George Reeves in the 1950s, gave rise to murmurs about what became known as “the Superman Curse.” Yet watching HBO’s new documentary Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story highlights another shared misfortune by these Men of Steel: The unfair perils of typecasting. Featuring extensive interviews with Reeve’s children, friends and fellow actors, Super/Man doesn’t really dwell on th
- The Independent
Tom Cruise was ‘stressed and afraid’ at Cannes Film Festival
Premiere of ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ was fraught with uncertainty
- People
“Interstellar” 10 Years Later: Christopher Nolan Compares Film's Legacy to “Dark Knight ”in New Video (Exclusive)
Director Christopher Nolan's 'Interstellar' is getting a 10th-anniversary edition with over two hours of bonus content
- The Telegraph
What’s on TV tonight: Mariah Carey Meets Rylan, Strictly, Everything Everywhere All at Once, and more
Mariah Meets Rylan BBC Two, 8.15pm Beginning with a tribute so glowing that it feels vaguely contractual, Rylan resumes his grand tour of singing icons by following Cher with Mariah Carey, a woman whose extravagant vocal gifts (five octaves and signature use of the whistle register) were matched by her songwriting talents, record-breaking sales and embrace of the diva persona. The ostensible excuse for the summit is the 30th anniversary of her festive mega-hit All I Want for Christmas is You, bu
- The Independent
The 15 best films of 2024, ranked
THE COUNTDOWN: When it comes to cinema, 2024 was a year of toilets, tennis and trash heaps; sand, sadness and Saoirses. From ‘Poor Things’ to ‘Dune: Part Two’, Clarisse Loughrey has selected the greatest movies from the last 12 months
- The Independent
Bob Dylan is championing Timothée Chalamet’s new biopic – that should be a warning sign
STATE OF THE ARTS: The ‘Dune’ star’s new film ‘A Complete Unknown’ has been given Dylan’s seal of approval. But recent history has shown that biopics should be careful when setting out to appease their own subjects, writes Louis Chilton