The Plot - The Twist - The Ending of all the current movies, now playing at a theater near you! http://www.themoviespoiler.com http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/american.html The film opens in the snowy Swedish countryside. In a cabin in the woods Jack (George Clooney) is sharing his bed with Ingrid his girlfriend. Though distant with her, it is clear he loves her. Getting dressed to take a walk in the snow, Jack notices footprints on the ground and becomes paranoid. His suspicion are true, when he spots a sniper in the distance with a rifle trained at them. Jack pulls out his own gun and kills the assassin. Ingrid is shocked and confused, and Jack orders to go back to the cabin and call the police. When she turns her back to him, he shoots her apparently for knowing too much. Jack gets the drop on the second assassin and takes a ferry to leave. Though he shows little emotion, he is clearly shaken over killing a woman that was not only innocent but loved him. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/machete.html Machete Cortez (Danny Trejo) is a Mexican federale searching for a kidnapped girl with his partner. His boss tells him to wait for backup and his partner insists that this is one they play by the books. Machete is gunning for his ex-partner, Torrez, a notorious Spanish criminal. Machete and his partner drive through the entrance of the house, killing three henchmen. Machete’s partner is shot to death as they drive into the house and Machete apologizes before bursting into the house and commencing with the slaughter. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/goingthedistance.html The film starts with Garrett (Justin Long) hanging out with his girlfriend Amy at his apartment. He ordered takeout food for her birthday, and eventually he tries to get her to go to his bedroom. She stops him to ask for her birthday present, which confuses him as she had previously told him that she didn't want him to get her a present. She tells him that she wanted him to think she was a "cool girlfriend" by being so low maintenance, which would then inspire him to get her a really great gift. He's very confused by her games and she yells at him that he isn't as fully committed to their relationship as she is and breaks up with him. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/takers.html Jake (Michael Ealy), Jesse (Chris Brown), Gordon (Idris Elba), and John (Paul Walker) arrive separately to an abandoned floor of an office building. They head downstairs and rob a bank within the building. A clerk sets off the silent alarm, so they have her call and say there’s a robbery in progress and leave. Police and a news copter head that way. AJ (Hayden Christenson), disguised as a security guard, flags down the news copter to the roof of the office building. He forces the crew off and he and the other thieves take off headed towards the other side of town. They arrive at their destination, blow up the chopper and go their separate ways. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/lastexorcism.html The movie opens with a documentary crew following around a preacher based in Baton Rouge, La., by the name of Reverend Cotton Marcus (Patrick Fabian). We meet his wife, Shanna (Shanna Forrestall) and his 10-year-old son Justin (Justin Shafer). The entire movie is shot as if we’re watching the rough footage of a documentary film crew (kind of like The Blair Witch Project). http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/expendables.html As the opening credits role, several motorcycles pull up to a garage, each one painted with a raven sitting on top of a skull, with the word “Expendable” under it. The credits continue to role and it cuts to an oil barge somewhere off the coast of Somalia. Inside, the crew of the ship are being rounded up by Somalian pirates and moved to the ship's main hold. http://www.themoviespoiler.com/Spoilers/eatpraylove.html The movie opens with our heroine riding her bike along a grassy roadside in Bali. She reflects on a friend of hers who was called to offer help at a refugee camp; the friend was so uncertain of how she could possibly relate to the tragic background of the people yet quickly discovered the ongoing topic of conversation was Love and broken relationships. The bike rolls to a stop in front of an open structure. The rider/our narrator is Liz Gilbert (Julia Roberts); she introduces herself, as the journalist from New York there to write a piece on The Healer. As Liz is led towards The Healer, fussing with her linen jacket all the way, we hear her think to herself, of all the questions she could ask, rather than how to achieve world harmony, she too wants to ask about her love life..