Best Movie Spoilers
Nemo pretends to be dead to escape from the fish tank, leading to a series of events that facilitate his eventual escape.
Karen Hill, Henry's wife, disposes of a gun used in a murder.
After Li'l Ze's death, the Runts take over his drug empire, showing the never-ending cycle of violence and power struggles in the slums.
Shaw performs a self-induced caesarean section to remove an alien creature from her body.
The woman's testimony, claiming she saw the murder through the windows of a passing train, is discredited because she wore glasses and didn't have them on at night.
Charlie initially takes Raymond on a cross-country trip to access his inheritance money but grows emotionally attached to him.
Papillon is falsely convicted of murder and sent to a penal colony on Devil's Island.
The film ends with the Narrator shooting himself in the face to get rid of Tyler, and as a result, he survives but with severe injuries, while the credit card buildings explode as planned.
Gauthier's offer to Serge to perform in Molière's play 'The Misanthrope' serves as a catalyst for a deep reflection on both of their lives and careers.
Pablo Sandoval, who is Benjamin Esposito's alcoholic assistant, sacrifices himself by pretending to be Benjamin to protect him from being killed by Gómez.
Nikolai, who works as a driver and 'undertaker' for the Russian mob family, is actually an undercover FSB agent seeking to infiltrate and expose the criminal organization.
Dormer is suffering from insomnia due to guilt and the unending daylight of the Alaskan summer, affecting his judgment and decision-making throughout the investigation.
Rika Van Den Haas, who becomes a love interest for Martin Riggs, is drowned by Rudd's henchmen. Her death deeply affects Riggs.
In the final scene, Ennis keeps Jack's old shirt hanging in his closet alongside a picture of Brokeback Mountain, symbolizing his deep and enduring love for Jack.
Frank steals a Ferrari for a joyride, using his heightened sense of smell and hearing to drive the car expertly despite being blind.
Private Leonard 'Gomer Pyle' Lawrence becomes increasingly unstable and ultimately commits suicide after killing Gunnery Sergeant Hartman during boot camp.
Donnie Brasco is actually an undercover FBI agent named Joseph Pistone.
Sutter Cane reveals to Trent that he is using his writing to unleash an apocalypse on the real world by merging it with the horrors in his books.
Tony's paranoia and addiction to cocaine lead to the downfall of his empire and personal life.
James Bond teams up with Soviet agent Anya Amasova to investigate the disappearance of British and Soviet submarines.
Diane, who is involved with Renton, is revealed to be underage, which complicates their relationship.
Chuck creates a volley-ball companion he names 'Wilson' to cope with his loneliness, and it becomes a significant emotional support for him.
Captain Benjamin Willard is sent on a mission to assassinate Colonel Walter E. Kurtz, who has gone rogue in the Cambodian jungle.
Nick Fisher, the person whose identity Slevin assumes, is already dead; Slevin uses this mistaken identity to infiltrate the criminal underworld.
Frederik, who initially is very against his mother and sister joining the commune, eventually finds acceptance and starts forming friendships there.
Bond manages to defeat Blofeld and leaves him alive for MI6 to arrest.
In the end, Joanna decides to leave Billy with Ted, realizing he belongs with his father.
In the end, Andrew decides to stay in New Jersey to pursue a relationship with Sam instead of returning to Los Angeles as originally planned.
The Bride battles O-Ren Ishii's entourage, the Crazy 88, at the House of Blue Leaves, defeating all of them before facing O-Ren in a deadly sword duel.
The Department of Defense mission that John Nash believes he is working on is also a delusion caused by his mental illness.