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Summary: One of the great thrillers of all time truly epic.
Review: The Usual Suspects is the kind of film that you get what you put into it.It is a movie that you watch and then determine your own thoughts about it but it definately a movie that director Bryan Singer didn't want you to think you could figure out quickly.It is well respected be cause of the fact that it is a complex film and will , make you think.The Director spent time on beleving in this story and the charachter development. A drug deal goes wrong on a large boat and many people die somehow the drugs also seem to missing , the main suspect seems to be Dan Keaton played by (Gabriel Byrne)who devises a plan for this drug deal to go down the polices only witness is a lymping man whom was part of Keaton's crew played perfectly by (Kevin Spacey) who won an , Academy Award for his performance he tells about how his crew thwarted the police and took plans and information from a welthy lawyer named kobayashe. He also mentions a name that many people fear a name that even the mention of it would be terrible the police push this man to see weither this Kiser Sose is just a sheild or a ploy to cover up who to blame once you see the suprise ending youll wonder weither you didn't think of the ending sooner but when you watch it again if you watch closely you will see that all of the peices start to fit. This movie has the original theatrical trailer and a great and worth watching commentary by Bryan Singer good options and an incredible movie that you will want to watch over and over its a fair bet you won't get tired of watching it.
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Summary: A metaphor for the 90's
Review: Stunning, dazzling, all too true! The movie is a helluva ride the first time seen and then gets better. But on several occasions, when rooting for these guys, I stopped and reminded myself that these guys are all amoral killers. What make this film relevant is the Keyser Soze character who succeeded brilliantly because he was willing to break all the rules and bury his humanity, just as legitimate business in the 90's did, and we all cheered and envied their success. The other relevant portrayal was the federal agents too wrapped up in themselves and their culture to see what was in front of their faces.
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Summary: One Fine Story
Review: One of the best peices of cinema to ever grace the silver screen. The twists and turns of the tale leave thinking you have a few of the answers but knowing that you don't have anywhere near all of them. Little can be said to anyone who has not yet seen this film exept DO SO NOW!.
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Summary: amazing..
Review: You wanna have a lesson in the art of film-making? Watch this one.
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Summary: a great movie...
Review: Everything on this video is AMAZING, the sound, picture, acting, plot, everything. I saw it for the first time two years ago, off a rental, and couldn't find it again, I bought it off amazon and I cant stop watching it, the first time I saw it, I dont even remember moving, or saying a word to my brother, just sitting there. This movie will have you on the edge of your sit because YOU WILL NEVER figure out who did it.....until the end..you HAVE to see this movie.
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Summary: You KNOW you didn't predict the ending
Review: A wonderful movie. Byrne and Spacey are great actors, but it's really the plot that carries this movie. For the first time in history, The Usual Suspects allows the words "Stephen Baldwin" and "fantastic movie" to be used in the same sentence.
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Summary: Better the second time around
Review: This is a movie that should be in everyone's video library. So what if you know the ending! The convoluted plot that leads up to the big finish can be watched over and over again because you're bound to notice something you missed the time before. This movie turned me on to Kevin Spacey. I bought the video to lend to friends who never saw the movie before. Everybody likes it.
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Summary: Just wonderful
Review: Like another reviewer below, I had to go and read the one-star reviews and try to fathom the damage these folks have sustained prior to watching the film. I count these rather faint strikes being marked against a fantastic film: 1. "No 5.1 sound!" Oh boo hoo! It also did not have Leonardo di Caprio If fancy sound is why you would buy this, you're clearly not getting the point. Go buy Titanic and The Matrix. 2. "I knew what was coming" yeah, right! :) If that's so, why do we see you at the convenience store buying lottery tickets every danged day? Sadly, too many people have already commented on "the twist", which only excites speculation amongst those who have not seen it and will lead to premonition in a sad number of cases. But what I love about this film is the CHILL I get (I've seen this maybe 6 times over the years) each time when the characters come to realize the situation for what it is. This scene makes my neck hairs stand on end, and it is one entirely devoid of action. THAT is the sort of depth of awe this film elicits from me, and (judging from the stars) is why to get the film. It's just sad that the buzz that there is a twist to this film may ruin it for some. Give it a try.
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Summary: This is a really cool film.
Review: I think the title says it all really! Kevin Spacey is fantastic, my new favourite actor, and the rest of the cast are also very good. Great direction and use of soundtrack - possibly the best film I have ever seen. The ending? You know you wanted it.
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Summary: Not Worth the Effort
Review: Hmmmmm, this movie is so bad that I'm not sure where to start. Surprise ending? Right! I guess all the people who are surprised at the ending don't read much. I think that all of the other reviewers that give this movie high ratings are trying to cover up the fact they are embarassed to admit that they didn't see it coming. The acting is pretty much bottom of the barrel. What's with the guy with the marbles in his mouth? I need subtitles to figure out what he's saying? Is he speaking English? Cinematography, poor, casting, poor, plot, stinks, too long, too boring, no surprise at the end. Other than that, it should be nominated for the Raspberry Award.
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