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The Book of Eli.
THAT THRILL throughout the whole movie, you feel that there's something odd, but you can't quite put your finger on it, and towards the end you know that something big needs to happen, or else...
And then it happens, but isn't it too late...?
And when you finally know what it is, then it is priceless, you feel like you should have seen it all the time, but you just couldn't.
And then you want to see the whole movie once again, immediately, in order to collect all the little hints and see them right... the whole plot gets a new meaning after you know.
But if I could forget it, and start newly without knowing, that would be soo nice.
Ah please no. SPOILER ALERT
The entire premise that they want "the book" to control people but in the right hands it will save humanity! It's the fucking bible. Really now?
Weak spoiler anyway :-) because this is of little relevance to the things I have told.