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The Usual Suspects |
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(out of 5 stars) |  |
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First Saw:On DVD |
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Rating: R
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Year:
1995
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Category: Thriller
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Director:
Bryan Singer
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Time:
106 min.
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Writer:
Christopher McQuarrie
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| Mine: |
Tons of twists and turns make the a edge of the seat thriller. Who are the good guys? Hard to tell. Very enjoyable.
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| Leonard Maltin/Plot synopsis: |
Five criminals of slightly different stripes are busted and put in a police lineup for a crime they didn't commit. They soon discover that fate--and perhaps more earthly forces--brought them together. Terrific cast makes the most of Christopher McQuarrie's intriguing, Oscar-winning, but convoluted script. (If you think about it, the final twist negates the entire film!) Highly praised, but to our minds, too ``clever'' for its own good. Spacey won an Oscar as Best Supporting Actor. Super 35.
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| User Reviews: |
Julian Bach's rating:
(out of 5 stars) |
I didnt personnally enjoy this movie , but i did like the plot and the acting was pretty good. I think it could have had more action sequences, but it did leave u thinking a lot and is not bad movie
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Duncan Gordon's rating:
(out of 5 stars) |
Absolutely, unequivocally the best film of all time. You simply do not get better than this. I was literally screaming at the TV at the end. Go see it if you have not, as you're life is simply not complete until you see this movie.
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Sam *Drunken duncan* Jones's rating:
(out of 5 stars) |
A CLASSIC
Its not to clever for its won good-I'm 13 and i understood it! And btw thats the point, the twist is meant 2 negate all of Kints confessions leavin the possibility of him being Keyser Soze, he read it of the board remebr?
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