When was the last time there was a genuine “I didn’t see that coming” moment in a big blockbuster movie? Not because you personally avoided the spoiler but because it was never leaked.

Please for the love of Christ note the “big blockbuster movie” because thats the point of this thread, we’re all aware Sorry to Bother You takes a turn!

But someone mentioned in the Keanu Sonic thread about how it’s possible it was leaked when the real reveal may have supposed to have been when Knuckles debuts next week. And if so, that’s a huge shame and a huge issue I have with modern movies.

Now I know that’s not the biggest thing ever but it did make me think about how prevalent spoilers are in the movie sphere and how much it has tainted movies, to the point some Redditors can’t probably imagine what it would have been like watching something like The Matrix, The Empire Strikes Back or even something like Cloverfield for the first time in a theater. Massive movies with big reveals designed to not be revealed until opening night. Even with things like Avengers Endgame, it was pretty well known that Iron Man would die.

I think Interstellar after Cooper goes into the black hole was the last time I genuinely had no idea what was going to happen because as far as I remember no marketing spoiled it and there weren’t any super advanced leaks other than original script which wasn’t the final version.

So I’m just wondering what people would cite as the last big movie reveal in a huge blockbuster?