You guys forgot that Peter Pettigrew was alive and disguised as Ron’s pet Rat, and was the real person that turned the Potters over to Voldemort in Harry Potter 3… that was such a shock as a kid!

I remember actually feeling sick in the theater watching the fight scene in Twilight. I was so upset they were not following the book. I kept saying in my head It's just a dream, it's just a dream. Never felt such relief when it was.

Jamie revealing she has cancer is the saddest thing ever. It was the early 00’s and we had never seen anything like that. It was definitely a walk we will always remember 😞

I love how Jamie helps Landon to become a better person and to turn his life around. The scene where Jamie's father proclaims that he was her miracle always makes me sob. 😭💔

With Mortal Instruments the Jace thing gets revealed as a lie in the second book, it was just Valentines way of hurting his daughter and the boy that she loved, who if I remember correctly he raised and experimented on.

I think that Snape loved Harry's Mother was shocking seriously I didn't know he had a crush on Lily.🤯

The movie version of "Perks of Being a Wallflower" makes Aunt Helen's actions very vague and unclear. I really wasn't sure what she'd done until I read the book

I always liked that Jamie was able to marry Landon before she passed. I know they were teenagers when it happened, but Jamie was dealing with cancer and had had wanted to be married before she died.

Having seen what happened to Prim in the novel, I wasn’t ready for it in the film, especially when Katniss erupted at Buttercup, the cat Prim always loved.

Primrose not making it in the end, defeats the whole purpose. 💔😭😭😱😱 I remember being so mad at the end of reading the books that I threw it across the room and screamed. No matter what had happened to Katniss, and the trauma she lived. I could always look at Prim and say, "Well at least Prim made it". But going through all that depressive rollicoaster ride "JUST TO FIND OUT THAT PRIMROSE END UP JUST DYING IN THE END". Made me lose Mt sh*^.. 🤬🤬🤬 Thanks Susan Collins. "Remember Me" was also deeply sad. It was even more impactful because I had lived during the 9/11 date. I remember it was a horrific and traumatizing day in history just right up there with Columbine. 😭😭🙈🙈💔 Tyler didn't even get to make amends with his dad.

I hate to say it. But the Twilight twist got me the most. (My niece loved the books and movies, and that trickle down to me...lol)

They spell out the ending of Remember Me in the first 5 minutes. Even the director said it wasn't supposed to be a shock, that it was always a 9/11 movie. And it ties together the whole point and purpose of the movie: What do you want to be remembered for?

I will never forget the collective horror that was in the movie theater of Breaking Dawn pt 2 and the audible clapping and cheering when it was a vision.

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Remember Me ending destroyed me 😭😭

A Walk to Remember will forever be my favorite romance movie of all time!!

I cried A LOT with a Walk To Remember, I watched with a friend and we were so devasted.

I think Severus Snape should have been on the list. Come on, he deserves it! ❤️😭

2 Jamie Campbell Bower movies and 2 Robert Pattinson Movie's in 1 list! Brilliant miss mojo just brilliant!

When prim rose died I was sobbing, all of Katniss suffering was to keep her alive and the BAM dead.

I remember so many of these movies and was shocked at so many of the twists but some I saw coming because I read the books. For Breaking Dawn, I remember the fighting scene and thought it was real and was a little mad when I watched the movie and watched the fight scene but was relieved when it was just a vision. But I still love the scene even though it's not in the books. As for The Mortal Instruments, Jace and Clary aren't really siblings. Valentine wanted to hurt the both of them. If I remember right, Valentine also isn't his real father. It's another man who I can't remember at the moment. Valentine does have a son though. His real son is Sebastian, not Jace. He just tricked them into thinking they were related.

9:56 Of this entire list of movies that I've watched one each, the one that has moved me the most is unequivocally Remember Me. Throughout this film although mundane, this family drama can already inevitably resonate loudly in the viewers heart. It makes you realize that life is far from being a smooth ride, tragedies happen, mistakes are made, easy judgments hurt, but in the end, we feel and grow, as long as we allow ourselves introspection to understand the meaning we want to give to our life despite everything that surrounds us, everything that has happened to us or our surroundings. At the final sequence of this film, we have a light heart, because each person has taken the time to feel and grow, to finally move forward. Then, there is this date that appears on the board, this date that I didn't even realize, that I read without reading, without making the connection. Then we see Tyler (Robert Pattinson) coming to stand in front of his father's office windows. Then there is this camera movement. Little by little, we see the Twin Towers appear, and that's when it hit me, when the date on the board was brought back to my mind and suddenly, I couldn't stop crying. I had only just understood and it was terrible to admit what was going to happen. To then see one by one the reactions of the characters, it was so poignant. To project the fact that this happened to thousands of people, it was heartbreaking. I was almost sick after watching it and thought about it for days afterwards. That's why this movie is worth watching, this ending is innovative. It does justice to the lives of thousands of people who were overwhelmed by more or less complicated daily lives like Tyler and for whom everything collapsed suddenly one morning, despite the hope. Just watching this excerpt gave me chills and a heavy heart.

Logan Lerman is kind of underrated, right?

Honorable mention: Natalie discovering Keith's cancer secret in the film Keith (2008)

Final Destination 5’s ending was completely unexpected.

Amazing video of shocking moments in teen movies ms mojo, fantastic job. I like immortal instruments city of bones movie too.

Including the list of movies in description would be epic so we can see them without spoiling the movies & come back here.

Shutter Island is one of the most unappreciated movies of all time.

"ALWAYS" Gives me the thrills everytime!

OK, I am sure this has already been said, but when Alice, from the Twilight Saga, had her "Vision" of the final battle, that never happened in the books. If you read book 2, New Moon, Alice says she cannot see the werewolves because she is not one. She also says something similar in the book Breaking Dawn about Renesmee and about how she can get a clear picture of Bella because she is intertwined with the baby that Bella keeps fading in and out of her visions. And if I am not mistaken Alice even says she can't see the wolves in the second movie when she goes to get Bella. So, the movies contradict themselves and the books do it also.

Some of these movies broke me watching them for the 1st time and I still get emotional over some of them.

To this day I can not watch Remember Me. This is not the only sad movie on here, but this one really hit at my heart when I watched it. I was just 13 when those planes hit, but I remember that day. I didn't live there, but all I could think about was all those people who died and wondering if my state would be next.

Billy Loomis and Stu Macher, both high school boys killed their first victim Sidney Prescott’s mom Maureen Roberts-Prescott when they were 17. One year later, both 18-year olds Billy and Stu killed 5 people, including Stu’s ex-girlfriend Casey (played by Drew Barrymore).

That Twilight ending though... I watched that in a packed theater (me being a not fan near 30yo, with hubby worse of a fan) and the reveal was memorable. Everyone gasped, then giggled in happiness/relief. I have never had an in person movie theater experience as memorable and special as that dumb Twilight Breaking 2 flick.

Nicholas Sparks is just taking revenge on society with his books. I swear 🤣

The ending of Sleepaway Camp should be at #1; why isn't it included?

the twilight one shocked me the most! I actually cried during the battle and remember going wild when Seth and Edward died but I got really angry when I found out that I was crying for no reason

All great picks!

At the twilight premiere I was yelling, screaming and sobbing Nooo! 😭 As well as the rest of the theater 🎥

In the TFIOS novel, on the plane to Amsterdam, Augustus' film starts a few seconds before Hazel's does, a hint that he will predecease her.

Gosh the Twilight o e got me. Especially when I could understand what was going on Lmao 🤣

I remember watching The Maze Runner, getting to the end and the WTF moment realizing that they faked their deaths and that it was the first step of the experiment.

Damn, that “always” from Snape, gets me every time.

I watched Twilight for the first time last year and I was so shocked at the ending

The ending of remember me truly shocked me, it made me cry

YES MAZE RUNNER!!!!!! I am reading the books are there great the movies are diffident but still awesome I love all 3 movies.

For me it was finding out that Keith was fatally sick in the movie Keith. I really didn’t see it coming and it completely made his odd behavior make sense

Number one for me is Remember Me. I still remember the horror I felt when the date was revealed.

Omg, that twilight scene killed me. I was fourteen and my mom had taken me to see it in the theatre. I've always been a very emotional person and I get attached to characters like they're a part of my family. So that scene was super traumatic for me. I was screaming and crying in the theatre as I watched characters I loved die. My mom kept telling me it was okay because she had already seen the movie but she didn't want to spoil the big twist for anyone else so she was trying to tell me discreetly that everything was fine. I'm surprised I didn't get kicked out of the theatre for my meltdown but I am sure lots of people complained. Especially since I wasn't a little kid. To this day, breaking dawn part 2 is my favourite of the Twilight series because it has Renesme but I always skip Alice's vision fight scene. I'm 24 now and know it was just a vision but I still can't watch it.

The Maze wasnt really a suprise. I mean, who thought that its how the world goes that young boys live in the middle of a maze with killing robots sorrounding them? In Divergent on the other hand, it was shocking that Chicago was a part of an experiment (and in opposite of the films, Tris didn't survive)

Jamie Campbell Bower was in City of Bones. Did not know that. His most recent outing explains why he's in the thumbnail.

I feel like everyone forgets about Remember Me and it’s literally such a GOOD MOVIE

Man, this is the end of an era. I wanna say that after 2015, we haven't seen anything like it anymore. Nowadays, in terms of franchises, teens have a bunch of bad teen Netflix movies starring TikTok influencers :( (I still have hopes for Shadow and Bone though)

“Always” still makes me tear up even 15 years later.

The Twilight plot twist was still the funniest I can remember. Everyone in the cinema had a break down, was screaming and crying like nuts and I started laughing...so my friend punched me in the face.

My biggest rage against a movie plot twist was in One Day, after decades of both characters denying their feelings, losing eachother only to be reunited over and over again and then they finally be happy together about to start a family AND BOOM TRUCK i was FUMING MAD

i want to add something: the film Adrift. pls i still can't get over it

The moment Remember me came up, I got goosebumps

Honestly, I was PISSED with the Remember Me reveal. There was nothing in the advertising that showed that the plot was happening around 9/11. There are thousands of people still dealing with the PTSD from 9/11, and they and the victims deserved better than that. I still can't believe they did that without any kind of warning that the film could be triggering. PTSD isn't a joke

I had not read the twilight books when I watched the movies. So to me the battle, all the family/friends who had died made perfect sense. It really pissed me off when everything was revealed to be a vision. And now that I've read the books, it made it even worse. There was nothing lost, no sacrifice, no real battle.

With the twilight battle i totally forget that in the book it was al a vision. I was so sad and shocked while watching it. And relieved when it was a vision.

The mortal instruments movie and book series are amazing. You just fall into them and you can't stop until you're finished with them. The sibling plot twist; was in my opinion, much better illustrated in the movie though. In the book it was kind of like they're dating and then BAHM! Jace is like "You're my sister now". You don't see how he came to believe that, we're just told that Valentine told him and then they follow the siblings in love thing with no sign that they aren't until the third book. You don't see why Valentine decided to lie to him about that, or how Jace believed him so quickly. In the movie we learn Hodge suggested it, how Valentine convinced Jace and more of how horrible Valentine is. In the movie you can tell that they aren't siblings, or it's easier than in the books, all the books say is how Jace doesn't look like Clary, Jocelyn, or Valentine. It made it seem less weird, wrong and a little less sudden.

Remember me , gets me everytime

I would say "that scene" in Its a Sin where the mum tells the friends that he wanted to see them and then just says that he died when she meets up with him. I would've put that in front of Maze Runner 😅

Me crying again over the fault in our stars after almost 10 years...

Thank for The video ❤️❤️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌈🌈🏆🏆

I love these movies and these books!

any kind of teen abuse or death is horrific. TFIOS and TPOBAW are The Worst 💔💔💔

The Twilight twist was surprising. The only thing to happen in 5 movies and it was a vision. Ugh

The mortal instruments and the Infernal devices are one of the best books I've ever read.

i have never seen remember me but god damn i did not expect that

I love a walk to remember the scene Jamie reveals to Landon she has cancer made me cry so hard 😭 ❤❤

I really liked the Mortal Instruments movie and I was so happy when the TV show came out

How was Snape loving Lilly an honorable mention? That was a 7 book long game twist

#10 scarred me for life. I can’t watch it without covering my face

The twilight one got my dad pissed off.

can the movie called the outsiders be on this list ms mojo

Remember is one ending I didn’t see coming!

I was a harry potter fan till 9 now I live for twilight

3:40 movie goers did get an answer to whether To Jace and Clary were siblings in the same movie, in a conversation between the guy from the institute and Valentine it was said "If you lie to them and tell them they're siblings..." worse execution ever

I was depressed for months when I saw Prim dies

when I first saw "everything, everything" I thought that the mother was awful then I learn the real hell that can live a victim of munchausen by proxy

The ending of Shutter Island, and the twist that the World of the Divergent Series is set up

1. Actually the mortal instruments answered everything in the series 2. remember me drove me crazy. It was heartbreaking to see him die 3. I completely disagree with no1. It was obvious from the beginning

The twilight one should have number 1. That shit had me wrecked for years.

"A Walk to Remember" (2004)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

When Vecna was a Vampire lol

Maze Runner is so cool and depressing.

City of Bones reveal: they are not brother and sister sorry for the spoiler but if you read all the books you would know that. It was an elaborate ruse to keep them apart. What person would power through a romance if you were brother and sister was the villian’s thought process. He wanted them to be so disgusted they would stay apart. Gut intuition is what kept pulling them together. One more time for the back of the room they were never brother and sister.

😈 Wights and Hollows 👿 "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" (2016)

Omg it's Jamie cable bower

A walk to remember will and always make me cry! The whole story is just amazing😭🤍

Yo number one should be the reason the younger sister refuses the surgery in "my sister's keeper"

Its been 10 years down and i still don't understand why almost everyone in twilight movies whisper... Whom they were afraid would hear their words... 🙄🙄🙄

Me when The Maze Runner takes the top spot: yeAHHHHHH LETS GOOOOOOOO

Me, who’s read the mortal instruments series: mwahahahahaHAHAHAHAAHA-

The Maze Runner are just plot twists over plot twists tbh xD

"Remember Me" though...I will never watch that movie again for sure 😭😭😭

The twilight thing was soooo freaking obvious though lol 😂 srsly!!!

You need an addendum. There are reveals to certain reveals. Certain reveals that couldn’t be shown cause certain movies weren’t OKd