: Re: Films where the antagonist appears relatively late Usually the antagonist is introduced as early as possible. However, are there films where the antagonist appears rather late? The earlier parts

The one that stands out to me is Memento where we only meet the antagonist in the first/last scene of the film and its an interesting twist (I'll say no more here). Fightclub is similar in revealing the true identity of the antagonist very late in the film, the book is the same (although in that case deciding to whom the titles protagonist and antagonist belong to is less clear cut).

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: Re: Films where the antagonist appears relatively late Usually the antagonist is introduced as early as possible. However, are there films where the antagonist appears rather late? The earlier parts

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