We asked the BuzzFeed Community to tell us which movie plot twists messed with their heads the most. Here are the jaw-dropping moments.
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1. In Arrival, when the "flashbacks" were actually future memories, meaning Louise and Ian were going to have a daughter and watch her die.
2. In Orphan, when 9-year-old Esther turned out to be a 33-year-old murderer.
3. In Coco, when Ernesto revealed that he murdered Héctor and stole all of his songs.
4. In Se7en, when Mills discovered his wife's head in the box and then killed John Doe.
5. In Avengers: Infinity War, when Thanos snapped his fingers and literally half of the Avengers turned to dust.
6. In Shutter Island, when Leo DiCaprio's character turned out to be a patient at the insane asylum instead of the US marshal.
7. In Seven Pounds, when Ben's past revealed that he killed seven people while texting and driving.
8. In Zootopia, when Judy realized that Assistant Mayor Bellwether was behind all of the attacks and framed predators as savage creatures.
9. In Black Swan, when Nina thought she killed Lily, but she actually ended up killing herself.
10. In The Departed, when Costigan thought he was finally going to get his life back and prove Sullivan was the rat, but he was immediately killed.
11. In A Beautiful Mind, when Russell Crowe's character realized he was actually hallucinating several people in his life.
12. In Saw, when the "dead" body on the ground revealed himself to be Jigsaw.
13. In Toy Story 2, when Stinky Pete turned out to be the villain and tried to prevent Woody from escaping.
14. In Spider-Man: Homecoming, when Liz's dad turned out to be Vulture.
15. In Snowpiercer, when everyone was convinced that all life outside the train was extinguished, but at the end they saw a polar bear walking freely outside.
16. In Interstellar, when Mann lied about his planet's inability to support human life and tried to kill Cooper to cover his tracks.
17. In Split, when the post-credits scene revealed the movie was actually a sequel to Unbreakable, linking James McAvoy's "Beast" to Bruce Willis' David Dunn.
18. In Wreck-It Ralph, when King Candy started glitching and turned out to be Turbo.
19. In The Prestige, when Robert realized two identical twins took turns living the life of his rival, Alfred Borden.
20. In The Village, when everything turned out to be a social experiment, and the village was actually located deep in a forrest preserve in the present day.
21. In Psycho, when it was revealed that Norman Bates was pretending to be his dead mother the whole time.
22. In Adrift, when Tami realized she hallucinated everything, meaning Richard didn't really survive at sea.
23. And, of course, in The Sixth Sense, when the flashbacks showed that Malcolm Crowe was actually dead the whole time.
