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Marques 2021-10-20 18:58:00
I admit that I didn't understand it the first time, and I was not familiar with Kevin Spacey at the time, and I didn't clarify the relationship between many characters. But when I watch it the second time I can quickly sort out my clues, because I am familiar with the actors, including Kevin, Benicio del Toro, and the role of Kobayashi in "Inception" Old fisher. The film tells that Kevin made up a perfect lie using the few words he just saw to deceive the police. It is indeed...
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Mae 2021-10-20 18:58:00
Kint's "fucking cops", which he sings with tears, is really...
The Usual Suspects Comments
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Jane 2021-10-13 13:05:54
The highest state of lying
In fact, Kint didn't tell too many lies, except for some people's names, most of the plot is true. He didn't even blame Keaton at all, he just used the police officer's prejudice to make the police officer think that he was clever to come to the conclusion that Keaton was behind the...
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Jane 2021-10-13 13:06:31
Nowadays it's hard not to be spoiled for movies ending in spoilers.
It is estimated that this film, together with "Star Wars", has become the most spoiled film in movie history, especially in the era when Uncle Kevin is in full swing. In the film he starred in, he will certainly not be a small person. The story of this film is actually not complicated....
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Jack Baer, FBI: They tell me you got the cripple from New York in there. He mention Keyser Soze?
Dave Kujan: Who?
Jack Baer, FBI: Bear with me here...
Dave Kujan: [Kujan bursts into Rabin's office] Who's Keyser Soze?
Verbal: Ohhh, fuck!
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cop: [police break into McManus's apartment while he sleeps] Mr. McManus?
McManus: [waking] Christ, don't you fucking guys ever sleep?
cop: We have a warrant for your arrest.
McManus: Fuck you, pig!
Director: Bryan Singer
Language: English,Hungarian,Spanish,French Release date: August 16, 1995