14. The Shining
Jack Nicholson looks very different in this shot taken from this angle than he did through the rest of the film. He looks almost... happy. And also it turns out that Overlook Hotel wasn't that empty after all. Quite clearly, there were men with cameras in the background. Or wait, were they also just like the creepy twins?
13. Inception
Enter dream 3. Cobb and his men are now treading upon a land that now man has ever been before - a fact testified by the absence of footprints on the pure, white snow. This one had me completely convinced during the film. And why wouldn't it? The snow looked real enough. So did the building. But as it turns out, there was only so much to where the scene was actually shot. A plastic dummy, truckloads of CGI and lots of white stuff.
12. Halloween
The man behind the mask is just a man after all and quite clearly he's a big fan of Dr. Pepper. All the thrill of watching a horror movie dissipates into oblivion. This feels like seeing your best-friend's grandmother naked in the shower. The damage has been done. You will never be the same person again.
11. Life Of Pi
Ang Lee's non-epicly done epic is more loaded on CGI than Stallone was on steroids during his prime. Knowing that, people still set expectations of what might actually be real. Sure, the tiger was a dummy. But the water must be real. Or the boat. Or the kid. Very few of these were. The storm was merely a shower with bad plumbing. The sea an empty swimming pool.