Insane Thriller Movie Theories That Turned Out To Be TRUE

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Dive into the world of mind-blowing movie theories that went from fan speculation to confirmed reality! We're exploring incredible fan theories about films like Tarantino's universe, James Bond, and more that turned out to be absolutely true!

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00:00And then I'll be back in the field.

00:02It's what you want?

00:04Yes, of course.

00:05It's not for everyone.

00:07Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for drama and or thriller movies,

00:11fan theories that were confirmed by the film itself or were confirmed by the filmmakers.

00:16We can confirm there will be spoilers ahead, so this is your warning.

00:19You're probably wondering what's going on.

00:22There's no need to worry.

00:24Let's take a walk.

00:27Number seven, Tarantino's shared universe, Various.

00:29If you ever sit down and watch the films of Quentin Tarantino,

00:32you might start to recognize some recurring elements,

00:34such as Red Apple's Cigarettes, Big Kahuna Burger, and even characters with the same last name.

00:38Vincent Vega, Iron Man in Amsterdam.

00:41Jules Winfield, Iron Man in Inglewood.

00:43Get your asses out in here.

00:45Naturally, fans started to comment how these films must all be connected.

00:48In a 2017 interview, Tarantino confirmed that all of his movies are, in fact, part of a shared universe.

00:53There's actually two separate universes.

00:56There's the realer-than-real universe, all right, and all the characters inhabit that one.

01:04But then there's this movie universe.

01:07To be more precise, there are two universes, one dubbed the realer-than-real universe,

01:11featuring characters from Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs, etc.

01:14The other is the movie universe, consisting of movies like Kill Bill and From Dusk Till Dawn

01:18that characters from the realer universe would see.

01:21Before we stepped in here, you told all of us to be cool.

01:25That means you, too.

01:26Never said do what I do. I said do what I say.

01:29Number six, Oberhauser as Blofeld.

01:31Spectre.

01:32Ernst Stavro Blofeld was the main villain in early Bond film.

01:35Allow me to introduce myself.

01:39I am Ernst Stavro Blofeld.

01:44They told me you were assassinated in Hong Kong.

01:47Yes, this is my second life.

01:51You only live twice, Mr. Bond.

01:53He was the head of the organization Spectre that terrorized the world,

01:56and it's up to James Bond to save the day.

01:58However, due to a lengthy copyright case,

02:00the character and the Spectre organization disappeared from the franchise

02:03until the case was settled in 2006.

02:05Put me down! Put me down!

02:09At least you want to get out.

02:13Mr. Bond!

02:18So when the title of the 24th film of the series was revealed as Spectre

02:22and Christoph Waltz was announced as part of the cast,

02:24it didn't take long for people to start putting two and two together

02:27and surmise that Waltz's character, Franz Oberhauser, is Blofeld.

02:31Franz Oberhauser died 20 years ago, James,

02:34in an avalanche alongside his father.

02:38The man you're talking to now, the man inside your head,

02:43is Ernst Stafford Blofeld.

02:46Catch a name.

02:48Number 5. Unbreakable shared universe, Split.

02:51At first glance, it would seem Unbreakable and Split don't have much in common

02:54other than both being written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan.

02:57The Beast, he's coming for you.

03:01All three of you.

03:03Despite Split being about a man, Kevin, with 23 identities

03:06due to his dissociative identity disorder,

03:08fans couldn't help but notice that one of those identities could be superhuman.

03:11Do you really believe the stories about the Beast?

03:17It's hinted at in the trailer, and given Shyamalan is known for twist endings,

03:20speculation soon began to form that Split could be connected to Unbreakable.

03:24It would be confirmed to be the case at the end of the movie

03:26when Bruce Willis' character, David Dunn, appears.

03:29Is this like that crazy guy in the wheelchair that gave me away 15 years ago?

03:34And he gave him a funny name, too.

03:37What was it?

03:40Mr. Glass.

03:41Number four, Eve as Moneypenny, Skyfall.

03:43When the Bond franchise was rebooted with 2006's Casino Royale,

03:47characters like Moneypenny and Q were nowhere to be found.

03:50You noticed?

03:51By the time Skyfall is announced and the cast is revealed,

03:53actress Naomi Harris was set to play Eve, an MI6 agent who works with Bond.

03:58Almost immediately, people started speculating that Eve was, in fact, Moneypenny.

04:01I've been reassigned.

04:03Temporary suspension from field work.

04:05Really?

04:06Mm. Something to do with killing 007.

04:09Well, you gave it your best shot.

04:11It was hardly my best shot.

04:13Not sure I can survive your best.

04:15Doubt you'll get the chance.

04:17Of course, Harris, for her part, denied that she would be portraying the character.

04:20So imagine everyone's surprise once Skyfall is finally released

04:23and we find out that Eve's last name is Moneypenny

04:25and retires from field work, becoming a secretary by the film's end.

04:29You know, we've never formally been introduced.

04:33Oh.

04:35Well, my name's Eve.

04:37Eve Moneypenny.

04:39I look forward to our time together, Miss Moneypenny.

04:42Me, too.

04:43Number three, Simulation. Don't worry, darling.

04:46Cast-in fighting aside, as that's a different topic for a different day,

04:49many people were able to figure out the ending to this movie.

04:52To be honest, I've been out of it since we arrived.

04:55Yeah. Bill says it's the jet lag.

04:57Mm-hmm.

04:58It's all just been a bit of a blur.

05:00It appears to be set in the 1950s, and while it's common to romanticize the past,

05:03things were a little too idyllic here.

05:05You okay?

05:06No, I don't know. I'm not.

05:09I had a really weird dream.

05:13A really weird dream.

05:15Not to mention there's a lot of visual imagery to suggest

05:17that things aren't what they appear to be.

05:19It was really no surprise that once we get to the end of the film,

05:21it turns out that everything is a simulation.

05:23What do you think you know?

05:28Listen.

05:30I've always known.

05:35I chose this.

05:37Number two, Roy Lives, The Grifters.

05:39This neo-noir film centers around the lives of the three con artists,

05:43Roy, his mother Lily, and his girlfriend Mira.

05:45What am I doing here?

05:51You were bleeding inside, honey.

05:54Remember that bruise you had?

05:56You called the doctor, huh?

05:58Well, no, Roy.

06:01Your mother did.

06:03As you might guess, there's money and betrayal involved.

06:06The film ends with a confrontation between Roy and Lily over a stash of cash,

06:09and in the ensuing argument, Lily ends up killing Roy.

06:12No, no, no, no, no.

06:16As she drives off into the night, a man can be seen running across the street.

06:19Fans started to wonder if that's Roy, meaning he didn't actually die.

06:22When producer Martin Scorsese was asked if it was Roy,

06:25he responded with, sure, why not?

06:27Sure, that sounds nice.

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06:45Number one, secret sequel, Get Out and Being John Malkovich.

06:48There are several fan theories surrounding Get Out,

06:51but the one more intriguing is the idea that the film is connected to being John Malkovich.

06:55With all due respect, I discovered that portal.

06:58I mean, it's my livelihood, do you understand?

07:00It's my head, Schwartz! It's my head!

07:05The two movies have similar plots in that it's possible to transfer your consciousness

07:08to take over another person's body.

07:10So you won't be gone, and not completely.

07:13A sliver of you will still be in there somewhere, limited consciousness.

07:17In John Malkovich, you can only really do it with the aforementioned John Malkovich,

07:21but by the time we get to Get Out, it's possible to take over anyone's body.

07:24When the theory was presented to Get Out director Jordan Peele,

07:27he loved it and said as far as he's concerned, it's true.

07:29This is crazy.

07:31What's your favorite fan film theory? Let us know in the comments.

07:34You must be aware of all the fan theories that go on about your films.

07:38And one of them, which I reckon may be true, and I need you to confirm, is...

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