The Usual Suspects (Special Edition)

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Summary: The greatest film ever made
Review: WOW! This has to be one of the best films ever to be made. The plot, the characters, the acting. All superb. If you haven't seen it yet then why not? Are you mad? Kevin Spacey once again proves how talented he is and is well supported by the cast. A tight script and a quality plot keep you on edge throughout. To say too much would spoil the film. Just buy it, sit back and enjoy a cinematic masterpiece.

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Summary: I'm not sure yet. That's how good it is!
Review: First of all i agreee with all those who has this movie on the top of their list. But come to think of it; is it impossible to think of Kobyashi(don't know about the spelling) as a potential Keyser Soze and Verbal as his right hand. I think mr Kint is supposed to be Soze but could it not be the other way around. Feel free to mail me your opinion.

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Summary: "suspects" stands out among the rest
Review: This has got to be one of the best movies I've seen in a long time. First the plots never stops twisting and turning. At the end it takes some time for you to figure it all out. Those are the kinds of movies that should be issued to crummy no talent writers. And it has one of the best lines in it.

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Summary: Great Movie
Review: A great movie for anyone who likes suspence and drama

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Summary: Clever, contemporary classic - worth seeing a few times
Review: Well, much of what you need to know about the plot is given in the reviews below. To those (positive) reviews, let me add that *I* had no problems with the video quality - no pixelization, even in poor light, and scenes with great contrast, like the nighttime flame-ball explosion in the opening scene, were remarkable *because* of the astonishing clarity. After my wife and I finished the movie, we started it again to check out the director's and screenwriter's commentary soundtrack, and THAT was so interesting we watched nearly half of the movie again right then! Highly recommended - this is one film that holds up over multiple viewings.

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Summary: Best movie of all time
Review: Im so serious when I say best movie of all time. My dad rented this and i watched it not knowing what it was at all. I had planned on falling asleep but found myself up at like 2 on a school night glued to the TV screen. This movie is funny, it has action, is interesting, has great acting and the best ending I have ever seen in any movie, it had me totally surprised at the end, I wasn't expecting it at all. I can not stress enough how important it is that everyone and I mean everyone see this movie.

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Summary: The ending will blow you away.
Review: Who is Keyser Soze? You'll have to see this film to find out. I don't care how smart you are, you will never guess the ending to this movie. Everyone in this film had a good part. You know back when I was picking coffee beans in Guatemala. . .

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Summary: This movie is a mystery and a revelation!
Review: The plot of this movie is amazing! It is an intelligent thriller that keeps you guessing even after the ending. You have know idea what is going on until the very end and then you still don't know. Gabriel Byrne is at his usual best, but Kevin Spacey is unbelieveablely good. I guess that is why he won an Oscar for his performance in this movie. If you like crime drama, this is the movie for you. Oh by the way, it does have some great action sequences.

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Summary: What the ?
Review: At the start this movie seems no more than a story about a group of thugs out to make big money. But when it is revealed that they have been brought together by a higher criminal it goes from confusion to amazement when the crime boss who brought the characters together reveals to be one of them and the least one to be expected.

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Summary: Put on your thinking cap
Review: An excellant conversation piece for years to come. Ask anyone "Have you seen 'The Usual Suspects'" and you may get the usual responses of "yeah!" and "oooooo...good movie". Cleverly directed, the Usual Suspects has a good thematic sequence that explodes and is brought together scene by scene. But which side of the puzzle is exposed?