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| Language: English Runtime: 106 min Audio: 5.1 Frame Rate: 25 fps Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps |
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 | Year: 1995 Starring: Kevin Spacey, Gabriel Byrne, Chazz Palminteri Director: Bryan Singer |
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Review: Ah, the usual suspects. My personal favorite movie of all time. Do not let my bias be a fool. Maybe it's not the best movie ever made, but it is one that I will never get tired of.If want flash and bikinis and camera angles breathtaking, you will not find them here. Usually the suspect is not epic, and it is not. Its a little piece of fresh budget director (who later went on to do X-Men films, many of departure). The large, sandy script, beautifully acted characters, and what many have called the greatest film of all time immemorial is one of the most brilliant qualities that make the usual suspects object worthy of praise than its modest appearance shell.The Casting is very unusual, but something great. Gabriel Byrne is convincing as an ex-con trying to build a new life when he is drawn back into his old life. Stephen Baldwin is the role of his career as a specialist in smart and cocky door. Kevin Pollak takes a big departure from his usual very good comedy about a dramatic role. Benicio del Toro literally takes one-dimensional character with absolutely nothing in the script to give him a sign, and he extends it with brilliant manners and memorable mumbling to show incredible actress creativity. Kevin Spacey, as we know, he was born of the film. His manners and quickly spoke GIMP shy nature are a treat to listen to the entire flick.Without giving away a piece of the best and most genius part of the nuances of the film. Once you see the end, the truth hits you like a ton of bricks, you have to watch it again. For the second time, jump up and point at the screen when you spot an idea you missed the first time. It is even possible to watch the movie several times and see something new with each viewing. It is that attention to detail that makes it deceptively innocent-looking usual suspects one of the greatest movies of all time.
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