There are a lot of twists and turns in Ben Affleck's new thriller Hypnotic, but the biggest reveal, in particular, had a lot of foreshadowing.
Robert Rodriguez's Hypnotic plays around with memory, so it's not surprising that its biggest twist had clues cleverly planted in it the whole time. Ben Affleck stars as Detective Danny Rourke whose daughter was kidnapped three years ago, and a string of bank robberies in Austin, Texas link her to the one man who may know where she is; William Fichtner's Lev Dellrayne, a powerful Hypnotic with the ability to control other people's minds.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT 5 Rourke Has No Personality From the moment Rourke is seen conversing with his therapist, he's a study of sophomoric evasion, possibly numbed by the pain of his grief to the point that he's just going through the motions.
3 Rourke Could Always Control People's Actions During the bank robbery with Dellrayne, Rourke decides to go undercover as a customer who wants to open an account in order to gain access to the safe deposit boxes. A banker takes him into the room and then leaves him there because he misplaced keys that Rourke has already pilfered from him during their exchange.
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