Most Bizarre Movies you ever watched?
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The other one was Smile. Apparently it was so confusing and didn't follow any plot and storyline. The end became more confusing and bizarre.
There was this movie Orphan. The first part was somehow interesting and had a unique plot. It was surprising. But, the second part was again so filled with unrealistic events. It was not interesting anymore.
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