5 Films That Spoiled the Ending at the Beginning, Misleading the Audience

JAKARTA – One trick film it is best to give away the ending at the beginning so that it is not noticed by the audience the first time.

And this can happen right at the beginning, where subtle hints are planted about how the story will end. These are clues that only observant viewers can pick up on after repeated viewings. But, if you think this will be detrimental film , then you are wrong. The fun is seeing how this film finally reaches the end of the story.

With that in mind, check out this gallery to see the films explaining how they will end right at the beginning! Click.

Movies That Spoil the Ending at the Beginning

1. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

In the first scene, Joel (Jim Carrey) seems to make a spontaneous decision to take a train to Montauk, where he meets a friendly foreign woman named Clementine (Kate Winslet).

As it turns out, Joel and Clementine are not strangers. They actually used to date, but each had special treatment to erase the memories of their relationship. However, there is one memory that remains, namely Joel and Clementine’s promise to meet in Montauk.

2. Slumdog Millionaire

Slumdog Millionaire begins by showing a title card asking, “Jamal Malik is one question away from winning 20 million rupees. How did he do it? A: He cheated. B: He was lucky. C: He was a genius.” Viewers are then shown that Jamal (Dev Patel) is in the hot seat of a game show, ready to win big.

The rest of the film shows how Jamal is able to use knowledge from his life experiences to help him answer the questions correctly and win the grand prize.

3. Fight Club

The film opens with unnamed Narrator Edward Norton sitting with a mysterious person holding a gun to his mouth.

The surprise occurs when the end of the film reveals that it was the Narrator who turned the gun on himself.

4. Pulp Fiction

Pulp Fiction is famous for its non-sequential story, the first scene shows a pair of robbers planning a robbery at a restaurant before taking action.

And the robbery at the same restaurant from the first scene ends up being the final scene of the film.

5. The Sixth Sense

The film opens with therapist Malcolm Crowe (Bruce Willis) being shot by a former patient who broke into his home. Malcolm appears to survive the situation, albeit shaken up, and the film continues.

One of the greatest twists in cinema history, the ending of the film shows that Malcolm is actually dead.

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