Best Movie Spoilers
The group comes together to play soccer, representing their ability to find common ground despite personal and ideological differences.
In the end, Jack lets The Duke go free, after The Duke gives him a cashier's check for $300,000 as a gesture of gratitude, hinting at a new start for Jack.
Guido Orefice uses humor and imagination to shield his son, Giosuè, from the horrors of the Holocaust by pretending that their time in the concentration camp is a game.
The climactic scene ends with Hans Gruber falling to his death from a skyscraper after John McClane loosens his grip by removing Holly's wristwatch.
Officer Bud White realizes that the celebrity look-alike prostitute, Lynn Bracken, is being used by Pierce Patchett as bait to compromise powerful men in Los Angeles.
Frances' friend Patti arrives unexpectedly, separated from her partner and pregnant, adding to the improvised family Frances has built.
Mel Gibson's character, Riggs, survives being dropped into the ocean while tied up but manages to free himself and kill several henchmen.
Carlito Brigante is ultimately betrayed by his own lawyer, David Kleinfeld, who gets caught up in drug dealing and murder.
Sophie, the Duchess von Teschen, is not actually murdered. Her death is part of an elaborate plan orchestrated by Eisenheim to fake her death and expose Crown Prince Leopold.
George Hanson, an alcoholic lawyer played by Jack Nicholson, joins Wyatt and Billy on their journey.
The English patient is revealed to be Count Laszlo de Almásy, a Hungarian cartographer.
David Gale is executed for the murder of Constance Harraway, even though he is innocent.
Olive's grandfather, Edwin, dies from an overdose of heroin at a motel.
Lawrence becomes increasingly conflicted about his identity and loyalty, struggling between his role as a British officer and his empathy for the Arab cause.
Szpilman is saved by a German officer, Captain Wilm Hosenfeld, who discovers his hiding spot but instead of betraying him, helps Szpilman by bringing him food and allowing him to continue hiding.
James Bond discovers that Franz Oberhauser, who is believed to be dead, is actually alive and is the head of Spectre, a criminal organization.
Danny Archer sacrifices himself to let Solomon and Maddy escape.
Elsa accidentally reveals her ice powers at her coronation and retreats to the mountains, creating an eternal winter.
Jim Prideaux is not dead as initially believed; he was captured, tortured, and then returned to Britain.
Margot Beck, who was believed to be dead for 8 years, is actually alive and in hiding.
Shaun's best friend, Ed, gets bitten during the struggle at The Winchester but decides to stay behind in the pub's basement to fend off more zombies and buys Shaun and Liz some time to escape.
During the film's climax, Scott reaches an epiphany, accepting his fate and pondering the infinite nature of existence as he continues to shrink even beyond microscopic size.
Stu breaks up with his controlling girlfriend, Melissa, at the end of the movie.
The real villain behind the corruption and crime in Detroit is OCP's senior president, Dick Jones, who uses ED-209 for his own agenda.
Irène realizes Jean is not wealthy after she inadvertently spends the night with him at the hotel where he works and sees his true situation.
James Bond discovers that Ernst Stavro Blofeld has undergone surgery to create duplicates of himself, making it difficult to identify the real Blofeld.
Claire discovers that Norman is planning to kill her to cover up his previous crime once she investigates too deeply.
Lieutenant Aldo Raine and the Basterds plan to assassinate Hitler during the film premiere, but Shosanna's plan leads to a more destructive outcome as the entire theater is engulfed in flames.
Grace is eventually chained up by the townspeople as they demand more from her, revealing their true despicable natures.
The film concludes with Lilja's tragic death, heavily implying it is by suicide, and she is seen ascending to heaven where she is finally reunited with Volodya.