The Usual Suspects - The Lineup & Ending in HD

[@vincidavinci]

I wish I could forget this movie and watch it all over again.

[@Reereez4795]

Lol, same. The ending is just THAT great.

[@avigutierrez8948]

Same here amigo same here

[@KKelly-ng1ni]

+vinci da My biggest regret is not seeing it at the theater with an audience. I would have loved to see the other people's shocked expression at the end.

[@avigutierrez8948]

+Kimberly Kelly same feeling here ma'am

[@Lietiel]

+Kimberly Kelly I saw it in the theater. The climax of people going apeshit in the audience was when we saw Kobayashi on the broken coffee mug.

[@yakivpopavich]

I love how the " convince me " line is repeated , he wanted to hear a story and that's exactly what he got. Nothing but a story.

[@mikespearwood3914]

Ironically, most of it is probably true.

[@conorwellman8592]

@@mikespearwood3914 I have always questioned how much of it was true and how much was made up on the spot. From the wall, we know the drug story is fake (5:41), Kobiashi (6:25), Redfoot (5:50), Rich Marlin (5:43), and The story about Soze's wife and family being abused (5:45 and 6:19 The handwriting talks about a woman killed in her house) was fake. The only thing we can say for sure is true is the line-up, the attack on NY's finest taxi service, and the shootout on the boat.

[@axelsanchez5849]

@@conorwellman8592 Kobayashi is true (we see him at the end), but probably with another name

[@kurtvonfricken6829]

Here’s what I don’t get: he killed the one guy that could ID him. Now multiple people have seen him and they no doubt have his mug shot and fingerprints. Now a bunch of people can ID him.

[@leonardomello4690]

@@conorwellman8592 This also could be all true but he change the names of the people involved. Like he said, that he is not a rat.

[@ZackKolin]

"One watch, GOLD. One cigarette lighter, GOLD." All the pieces are right there in front of you. Such a great twist

[@vortigan865]

Zack Kolin the fact that he could recognize hongarian after hearing it was also a clue

[@aklepatzky]

I dont understand what u mean with this comment

[@LoneWolf77795]

@@aklepatzky he mean wat he mean ..u knw wat i mean

[@aklepatzky]

@@LoneWolf77795 u gay

[@darthtrip7188]

@@aklepatzky At the beginning of the film, Keyser Soze pulls out a pack of cigarettes and a gold lighter to light his cigarette and then he checks his gold watch to tell Keaton the time "12:30"...this is all shown at the beginning of the film when Keyser Soze kills Keaton. At the end of the film shown in this video, "Verbal" (Keyser Soze) gets those same items back (Gold lighter, gold watch, and a pack of cigarettes) when he leaves the police station.

[@fierystag6357]

The definition of ''Appear weak when you are strong''.

[@thibaultgonin9628]

Some Sun Tzu stuffs

[@bobbyshmurdashat3254]

Kinda Like Franklin in the season 4 finale of snowfall

[@kimmyfreak200]

disabled people are some of the strongest people i ever met...

[@vibovitold]

@@kimmyfreak200 strong people are some of the disablest people i have

[@AviChetriArtwork]

@@vibovitold People people are some of the strongest disabled I have ever met...

[@dallassteel625]

The Usual Suspects, The Matrix, The Silence of the Lambs, Pulp Fiction, Se7en. So many classic 90’s movies and twists at the end. Wish we could relive that era of greatness all over again.

[@Elias6233]

Aside from The Usual Suspects, none of the films you mentioned have twist endings

[@Cum007]

@@Elias6233 to be fair matrix, he is basically supreman Se7en was a twist the rest none twist

[@Elias6233]

@@Cum007 I mean yeah, Neo being the One wasn't a twist, it's established through the whole film. I can't recall what was the twist in Se7en

[@Cum007]

@@Elias6233 John doe delivers The head of Mills wife, Mills shoots Doe, thus Mills becoming wraith sin

[@Elias6233]

@@Cum007 That's not a twist

[@MrPhilsterable]

Still one of the greatest twists of all time. Such an amazing movie and performance by Kevin Spacey.

[@Brooklyn3955]

Absolutely agree. Remember hearing the applause at the end of the film when I saw it in New York. I don't think I ever heard applause before at the end of a film.

[@shinningdiamondswankai]

Ikr, it's just painful now yo see how many people hate on Spacey now and are ready to ban his movies.

[@paulcavigliano6388]

DrinkwithaMexican A pass from you? A pass for what? To fuck you up the ass! Are you sure theres enough room up there? I mean being that your 5 cent head is already there taking up space.... Maybe if you didnt enjoy the view so much you could have your cake and eat it to. Dumbass

[@enigma19833]

Trump raped a 13 year old girl, and the only reason it didn't go to trial was because she was threatened and intimidated into dropping the charges. There are also at least a dozen other allegations of rape against him, but he committed those ones against women over the age of consent, so whatever. He is so brazen and shameless in his predacity that he'll brag about his history of sexual assault to a guy he just met. Yet Trump was rewarded for his predatory behaviour and Spacey lost everything. What a country.

[@paulcavigliano6388]

enigma19833 Sounds like someone's sitting on Spaceys dick. Cite your sources libturd, don't just spew rhetoric because cankles the hag raven lost to the better MAN. You fuckers are in for such a surprise. There's an uprising brewing in this country, and it's not the one you think. Just remember, it's the deplorables that have all the guns, and we can't wait to put permanent sunroofs in the 5cent heads of all the libtard wastes of skin. NEXT!!!

[@cameronarmstrong617]

"and like that hes gone" is so satisfying at the end

[@dnasty312]

Agent Kujan was done in by his obsession with nabbing Keaton 👥

[@mlasko74]

"Cause your stupid Verbil, " Important line for the character, his best con was for his foes to underestimate him in every way

[@schematicb5393]

BECAUSE YOUR A CRIPPLE

[@alpha3006]

As Gandhi said : The nuclear is the solution

[@crissanti8206]

Like ivar the boneless

[@MrBraddles3128]

*you're

[@junosynth]

Yeah but "Scooby Doo can doo-doo, but Jimmy Carter is smarter"

[@m.awadsyahid2392]

The whole story is just about how keyser soze get free coffee and cigarettes

[@kencarson3451]

He’s a criminal mastermind,many people have tried but failed

[@amina-pr8xt]

It's about the masquerade of Kaiser Susi

[@balalunga1]

Nailed it!

[@caliboy777]

That's what Kaiser wants you to think hahahahahaha🙏🏽👽

[@Keyser95]

The get part makes this 1000x mor funny, for some reason, not hating!

[@aadibhandary555]

Even if you knew Verbal was the culprit all along, the twist of how he fooled agent Kujan was absolutely crazy.

[@Spider-ManHQ]

That's exactly it. Usually the who is good but the how & why aren't as good. In this movie, the who, how and why are all very good and makes sense. So even if you see the twist coming a mile away (which I don't know how you do since the story plays out and you have no reason to believe Verbal is lying until Kujan starts looking at the interrogation board after the story is over), you can very much enjoy the how & why.

[@TridKP]

@@Spider-ManHQ I agree with the who and how, but I don’t entirely agree on the why. The why didn’t make sense.

[@gunzalorabiot8388]

Exactly

[@vidallebron-bp6ll]

hey bro nobody knew that all along 0 out of everyone who saw it without spoiler alert buddies , and if they tell you otherwise they're liars cuz everyone who ever see that movie when he drops that cup says "holy fucking shit". wtf!

[@Dominic-Decoco]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@vidallebron-bp6ll You really think everyone thinks the same way you do? I was able to guess Verbal was Keyser Soze based on my knowledge that Kevin Spacey is somewhat known for being cast in great villainous roles. Though to be fair, I also had the knowledge going in that Usual Suspects was famous for having a plot twist ending, so that might have led me to expect the unexpected.

[@ryanmatthewrusso4538]

Also I love how the detective had a personal grudge with Keaton and all Verbal had to do was tell him what he wanted to hear.

[@ja403]

Exactly!

[@KKelly-ng1ni]

How right Agent Kujan was when he said that everybody would know the name Verbal Kint. The whole conversation was recorded. He just had no idea how badly he would come out looking after having Keyser Soze sitting right in front of him the whole time and he let him go. Agent Kujan was so focused on getting Keaton he missed all the clues and underestimated the man he was interrogating.

[@avigutierrez8948]

So true Kimberly so very true

[@boltmarksman488]

I could sorta tell he was really into getting Keaton, but I continued watching the movie and forgot about his obsession, and I actually would've thought Keaton was Keyser Soze (I didn't because the movie was ruined for me). Watching it again, I can see Kujan is letting himself believe Keaton is the man.

[@thiagodeandrade7081]

"I am smarter than you."

[@schematicb5393]

And the best part is that Verbal totally gave in to what he wanted by saying it was Keaton all along. Brillant

[@GX2re]

@@thiagodeandrade7081 that was the end

[@GS-go9qq]

To be honest, if you (supposedly) worked it out near the start, you missed out on one of the greatest movie moments of all time. The first time I watched this, holy shit! When he started walking properly I nearly gave birth.

[@neansath]

3 years late but... that is either the most hilarious visual imagery that I ever had or the most horrifying one. hahahaha

[@Gabriel27360]

This was a problem for me... Didnt even enjoy the movie

[@nerve5946]

I did and it ruined it to be honest but thats only cause the dickhead I was watching it with said theres a twist so obviously I sat there the whole time stabbing at unexpected shit

[@adrianwatson331]

I actually watched this movie at a movie theatre in Australia and remember the whole audience juat sitting there at the end mesmerised. I still get goosebumps.

[@Ryan-pg1tw]

@@nerve5946 Maybe you should express yourself more respectful

[@siobhanreid3304]

'The greatest trick the devil pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist.' My favourite line in this film.

[@clem4681]

Same

[@Insidia85]

What is the meaning

[@siobhanreid3304]

@@Insidia85 its could be meant to make the audience think something along the lines of 'but what if he does exist?' or it could simply be a throw away line.

[@alpha3006]

Oh shut up, it’s just a saying, people knew the of the devil’s existence since the beginning of humanity

[@clem4681]

@@alpha3006 You’re kinda dumb, right ?

[@kingusernamelxixthemagnificent]

"I can't feel my legs, Keyser." This line makes much more sense now

[@kingusernamelxixthemagnificent]

@@BrokenEnglis It's a jab at cripple's false crippleness.

[@oridniv]

It may have gone numb from faking

[@princesslulu5795]

@@oridnivgradually losing feeling in different parts of your body is a common effect of massive blood loss and the shock from it. Another is feeling cold and fatigued

[@asrieldreemurr2524]

Our teacher showed this movie to us in class, the plot twist made us all scream ''WHAAAT!?''.

[@WeWantYouToStay]

Asriel Dreemurr what class was this in??? You have a fucking amazing teacher

[@asrieldreemurr2524]

WeWantYouToStay Swedish, we were working on light novels and he was showing us how our novels can have twists like these and mysteries hidden in it. I love this movie now!

[@WeWantYouToStay]

Wow, you learn Swedish in school?

[@asrieldreemurr2524]

WeWantYouToStay I'm from Sweden ^^

[@WeWantYouToStay]

Asriel Dreemurr Ah, that would make sense then haha

[@Vasun05]

The ending always gave me ideas of what happened after because I seriously think the Detective spent the rest of his career ensuring that something like this never happened again and hunting down Kaiser

[@quintonmiller8266]

He dead lol

[@eijiniizuma6184]

IRL Agent Kujans career is over following this incident because the higher ups would need a fall guy.

[@DericMyersYT]

I always liked the internet theory that Keyser Soze is actually John Doe in Se7en.

[@Wes_Bradley-Taubner]

Personally, in my own headcanon, I prefer to believe that sooner or later, Soze would’ve had David Kujan, Jeffery Rabin (the other cop who partially interrogated Soze) and possibly even Jack Baier (the guy played by Gus Fring’s actor, Giancarlo Esposito) all killed at some point. I know he was lying throughout the movie, but I would like to believe that he really is as evil and violent as he claims, which is why I subscribe to this darker theory that he killed whatever police officers and detectives he needed to in order to cover his tracks. But that’s the beauty of the film. Everyone can have their own headcanons about how they interpret Soze’s story and what happened before, during or after the movie.

[@hulkfan97]

​@@DericMyersYT Holy shit. Thats a cool theory

[@newbrood87]

Of course, It was Doofy all along!!

[@EmiFIfty]

newbrood87 shithead?

[@oddynuff3628]

LMFAOOO

[@RPPIII13]

I know someone would say that 😂😂

[@BigT.Larrity]

If only the detective had spun around screaming "Noooooooo!!"

[@rocknroll8298]

special agent doofy...

[@Adam-kx2tp]

The greatest twist in cinema history. This movie invented the whole 'montage of flashbacks with voice-over narration while the twist unravels before your eyes' trope. Can you imagine how insane that must have been for audiences in 90's when this came out.

[@BlackHippy313]

Im pretty sure that was a thing before this movie

[@Adam-kx2tp]

@@BlackHippy313 Name a movie that did it before this movie.

[@JustinTrudeau1971]

Any episode of Murder, She Wrote, all the Agatha Christie stories that were turned into films, any of the old Sherlock Holmes shows with Jeremy Brett, Clue, Deathtrap, pretty much any film noir like Double Indemnity, Marnie, Body Heat, etc. It’s a classic story telling trope. The real twist here is that the story was made up right in front of the detective from the information on the wall behind him. That’s what was new.

[@Adam-kx2tp]

@@JustinTrudeau1971 I haven't seen those but I'm guessing they are more like narrated flashbacks explained in a step by step process. This is more a montage of scenes relying solely on the speech and dailogue from older scenes to explain things. There is never a moment throughout the entire twist/reveal where a new piece of dailogue is spoken to explain ANYTHING to the viewer right until the last line.

[@JustinTrudeau1971]

@@Adam-kx2tp Hmm. I hadn’t thought about it like that. You might be right.

[@kevtb874]

Just learned the music composer and editor were the same guy. No wonder this works so well. I'd go so far as to say it was his skill that pulled this together and made the ending hit as hard as it did. The execution is flawless and a large part of it is down to the mix of editing, the music and selected audio. This scene was all post production and an excellent example of the power of film.

[@HeatherHale]

That is so right, @Kevb87!

[@Matthew-ut6ed]

Absolutely right. John Ottman (editor/composer) , along with director Bryan Singer, made a few versions of the final reveal edit until they got it JUST RIGHT.....

[@zacharyjochumsen9677]

@@Matthew-ut6ed and Brian and John would taerbwork few of the x men films except the frst one

[@officialmonarchmusic]

John Ottman was amazing. I can't believe this film doesn't even have a released score on Spotify or anything

[@dashman8499]

probably the best ending in cinema, your first time, you seriously think that its the end with Verbal walking out, but NOPE

[@samuelw01]

This ending was awesome, maybe not the best but definitely one of the best.

[@loayprettyboy206]

+The God Among Men what's the best ending in your opinion

[@CitizenToxie72]

Ardashes Najarian not even in the top 200 endings ever

[@funtimefreddie9637]

CitizenToxie72 Yes it is

[@Populous3Tutorials]

not even top 200... lmfao such an idiot

[@sagittarius2374]

4:01 "One watch, gold. One cigarrete lighter, gold" In the opening scene Keyser lights his cigarrete with a gold lighter and when Keaton asks what time it is, Keyser checks his gold watch.

[@kimmyfreak200]

people never pay attention to small but important details...just look at the sixth sense.. all the clues were there

[@hidayathklp3400]

😮😮

[@jinvid]

Hands down one of the greatest scenes in film history!

[@jonathanbutler3346]

What was great about this movie was that the filmmakers used what we know about movies against us. They provided the audience with an explanation accompanied by a montage of brilliant facial clues by Gabriel Bryne. It felt like a conclusion so we all were convinced and then they hit us with the big reveal...it was pure genius.

[@vordman]

Yep, it sends you one way and then the other. The first time I saw it I had no preconceived notions whatsoever. For all I knew I was sitting down to watch a conventional crime caper. How wrong I was.

[@SteveRogers0768]

Even the actor who played Keaton didn’t know about it. He found out at the premiere.

[@rileyoreilly9353]

The movie poster for The Usual Suspects had the five of them in the lineup. I took one look at it and thought this looks funny and I thought it was a comedy. And then Gabriel Byrne show us what an excellent actor he is next to Albert Finney and John Turturro in the most five-star excellent classic Millers Crossing

[@Lawrentz82]

First time I watched this I was a grounded high school student lol. It was a Saturday night, I couldn't go out, so I popped in this VHS. It was around 2 AM when I experienced the ending...I had tears in my eyes once the big reveal came. I rewound the tape and watched it immediately afterwards to try and put it all together. Best feeling I've had from a movie...hasn't been replicated since.

[@c.kiousis3663]

Best punishment ever

[@Matthew-ut6ed]

I know what you mean. This is the only film I remember going back to a cinema to watch again a few days later because I couldn't believe how good it was. And to see if I picked up on clues I had missed the first time...

[@soulserenade.kcn1992]

Sounds like an actual profound experience!

[@hidayathklp3400]

😮

[@WildBillHickums]

6:22-6:30, that moment you realize you've been studying the wrong 3 chapters in Bio-chemistry when the test materials are handed to you.

[@fabianinzulzamarchant5631]

ТThе Usual Suspeсcccts moоoviе here => twitter.com/19ba0a5ca131c9722/status/795841530246246401 Тhе Usuаl Suspееcts The Linеuр Ending in HD

[@badegg3089]

Bill Hicks

[@schematicb5393]

This hit too close to home haha

[@kimmyfreak200]

lol

[@emigrant1510]

_"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't touch kids"_

[@sosukeuchiha276]

Emi Grant OH SHIT HAHAHAHAHAHA😂🍷👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@seanlaffey3633]

"And like that... he's gay."

[@ytbghost1233]

Well, I sincerely still support Kevin spacey but that was clearly funny 😂

[@oscarmaidana9294]

Calm down people. He is talking about Brian Singer. They might melested kidz toguether while they were filming the movie.

[@Ryfinius]

it wasn't kevin spacey, it was keyser soze!

[@Syphong]

The greatest trick the devil has ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't exist and like that....he's gone. Awesome!

[@fadedoutt]

so that's telling you that the devil is real and JESUS is the only to life

[@hettbeans]

Writers BLOC the devil and god aren't real.

[@fadedoutt]

***** if you say so tell me how that conversation goes on the day of your judgement

[@hettbeans]

Writers BLOC​ the day of judgment is fairy tale nonsense. Reality isn't filled with this fairy book superstitious bullshit. You're going to die and you're not going to be reunited with your loved ones. Your experiences will simply end and you will cease to exist is any way. Sorry it's so scary for you ;(

[@fadedoutt]

Ha... I don't have anything to be scared about I have Jesus in my life you're the one that's going to be scared when that day happens unless you have a change of heart and accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior I'll continue to pray for you, just someon prayed for me ;O)

[@tariqsalim3317]

3:56 They practically tell you that he's Kaiser Sozayi because in his personal affects he not only owns a lighter which he establishs earlier in the move that he can't use very well because he's "crippled" but it's made of gold. The only other time when the gold lighter was seen before the ending was the beginning when Kaiser Sozayi used it. It was sooo freaking subtle about it as well. GENIUS WRITING!!!

[@tariqsalim3317]

@Mitsi Grabblerberg well in the beginning of the movie where Keton was killed, it was the unfiltered truth of the event that had happen and wasn't a lie. So it's not really known if the story Kaiser is real or fake because he could have lied to them about it as well. But Its just fun to think the legend is real eveb though it could be a complete fabrication

[@robbingraccoon9987]

Kujan: I'm smarter than you Verbal: Well, yes but actually no

[@pauljohnson3340]

That has to be one of the greatest endings in movie history. Christopher McQuarrie's script was filthy good. Bryan Singer directed it damn near perfectly. Kevin Spacey was absolutely perfect for that role.

[@xyddum2918]

"And like that..." *blows* "He's gone." Ending it on that line, while so simple, is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. It's just an immaculate cherry on the top of this immaculate movie. NOW THAT IS ART!

[@avxntvra]

there's actually a few hints that verbal is soze before it's revealed 👇 DISCLAIMER: I’ve watched this movie like 20 times to figure all these out lol, I’m not a hero 😂 1. sözel (soze) = verbal in turkish 2. Verbal says "he's on his way down" (mcmanus) when they plan to kill kobayashi, why would he say that when kobayashi is coming up? 3. Verbal is completely shocked when kobayashi mentions Edie, Verbal didnt want keaton knowing that & then when they all see Edie in the room Kobayashi only looks back at verbal with a look of assurance towards verbal 4. In the scene where agent Kujan is yelling at Verbal asking if he is sure that Keaton is dead, Verbal slips up and says "I did, I did kill Keaton", but Kujan was too caught up in yelling to hear it. 5. Soze is seen wearing a gold watch and lighting a cigarette with a gold lighter, verbal is also seen with those. 6. Verbal describes witnessing Keaton's death to Kujan by hiding behind a bundle of rope, and as he is describing it the camera shows the rope and there is nobody looking through it. 7. Keaton says "I can't feel my legs, Keyser"....verbal is a cripple or at least pretends to be 8. When one of em asks “what language is that?” & Keaton answers “Russian, I think.” Verbal corrects him and says “Hungarian.” Verbal knew because of his business or his past with Hungarian ppl in the mob.

[@tiddler3747]

Angelo Ventura holy shit, the only hint I actually saw for myself before the reveal of who keyser soze was was when he was collecting his gold watch and cigarette lighter

[@eliezercollazo1769]

Actually on the 2nd point, McManus as supposed to be hidden in the elevator that was going down to pick up Kobayashi, and then Kobayashi was coming up

[@jiayihu4780]

I suspected Verbal was Soze the moment he recognized Hungarian language, before the ship assault. Only Soze would have a reason to know the language because of his past experience with Hungarian people. Also I suspected him because he's the only one telling the story about Soze in Turkey, like if it was made up by himself. Everybody else just knew the name Soze, but no story about him. But I must admin that I suspected Verbal from the beginning, since I already saw "Se7en" and I knew that Kevin Spacey is usually the evil bastard.

[@JSB-2Z-2K]

@@jiayihu4780 Yeah me too with the hungarian language, but it was near the end anyways. Also the guy who was saying it's Soze who came to kill him, so clearly it meant it was one of the guys, and also the fact Verbal is always seen smoking, and Soze was said to be into narcotics. but i got to say i started to thing it was Spacey from when Kobayashi came mostly because i saw the ending some time ago, but I forgot it but as the movie went on, I guessed it was him.

[@maturelydisapointingmember2699]

@@jiayihu4780 Yeah right 🙄 genius oh how brilliant good for you man

[@xvisionproductions]

I am so glad I had never heard anything about this movie before watching it. I had my suspicions it could be Verbal, but the way they explained it was so perfectly done, it blew my head!

[@adlwilliams]

Spaceys roles in Usual Suspects and Se7en are two of the greatest characters ever put to film. His performances, and the writing behind them, are just masterpieces

[@GhANeC]

Anyone ever noticed that Kevin Spacey and Keyser Soze share the same initials?...

[@russelleustace2038]

GhANeC shit, I never noticed that

[@gmorley1219]

And syllables

[@gonufc]

@M B Both use the Latin alphabet. It's eerie.

[@quincyfrmbh2936]

OnceIWasYou both are written in black crazy 😳

[@crossy8529]

Wow that's crazy,did you also notice kevin spacey and kid shagger share the same initials also

[@DoesRwjsmom]

The most beautiful ending to a movie that just makes you want to watch it over and over and over. Masterpiece, truly.

[@Noodles37UK]

One of the greatest crime films. Ever.

[@diegopisfil614]

Noodles37UK the most underrated

[@illuminatiaqi6130]

The Departed: Hold my beer

[@KeyserSoze1234]

@@illuminatiaqi6130 The Departed is way worse.

[@blues05]

@@illuminatiaqi6130 That movie is like a dark comedy.

[@dnasty312]

@@blues05 COLIN: OK. DIGNAM: 💥🔫😠 🐀

[@BODABEE4]

I could watch this scene over and over and over again and still get chills!! No wonder this movie won an oscar..

[@stellaalemanno1932]

What I absolutely love about this movie is that the plot twist is actually very easy to predict if someone tells you there is one, but the film is so good that you still can't believe it when it comes

[@LucasKingPiano]

The ending with the dog I laughed so much

[@SidneyBroadshead]

08:22 That's from the cover of an old National Lampoon issue (the Big League version of the Harvard Lampoon) from 1973. They got in so much trouble for that.

[@mertozm]

verbal means "sözel" in turkish

[@MohammadHassan-ow5ed]

I bet people who know Turkish know the twist before anyone

[@vetonkllokoqi216]

+mertozm sözel means verbal sowhat is your point

[@mertozm]

verbal kint=keyser SÖZE

[@vetonkllokoqi216]

i know the ending but even if you are turkish that shit would have been hard to guess

[@mertozm]

realized it after 3rd watch

[@rolandorosales1]

American Beauty, The Usual Suspects, Se7en, This is why I look forward to seeing a movie with Kevin Spacey in it👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 this movie blew my mind

[@vincentalexander5242]

*watches Nine Lives* Oh god why

[@sickboy17292]

mr angelo the beauty of se7en tho. was that we didn't know Kevin Spacey was originally in it. until the scene at the end.

[@BigBoss-dt4jv]

You Forgot L.A Confidential...

[@warreng675]

K-Pax

[@zen-osama1565]

hahaha and he'd surprised everyone in the end of those three films

[@ethankaufman4173]

This film gives the expression "read the room" a whole new meaning.

[@broken7059]

"I'm smarter than you and I'm gonna find oit what I want to know." But he actually found out what Kaiser Soze wanted to make him know.

[@rssteezmun3861]

Best movie twist of all time.

[@KINGJADEX]

Nah, Fight Club for sure!

[@aijaman5421]

***** I agree. In fact the whole keyser soze thing wasn't that shocking to me

[@marcozx135]

DemomanX614 *cough* i see dead people *cough *

[@Onmysheet]

DemomanX614 Memento

[@OmarJoseph]

nah i wouldnt say of all time lol, even an older movie with a good twist was psycho

[@AzhaanOrAza]

I love that at first the twist is that it's keaton, and you're like "wow never thought of it like that" but then MINDFUCK

[@JakeJoeyYoey]

Did Verbal just make up a story based on what was on the board in the office?

[@CorranH99]

Yup and they bought it hook, line, and sinker.

[@JakeJoeyYoey]

Nice one, thanks

[@Onmysheet]

So everything that happened in flashback, except the boat explosion, was made up?

[@JakeJoeyYoey]

No,that all happened. What he made up was all the small talk he was giving to the cop throughout.

[@Onmysheet]

Jacob Jeffries Oh right ok.

[@NEWARK767]

0:57 That's not Acting, That's Genuine Laughter. 🤣🤣🤣

[@cpcpcp]

Yes because apparently Benicio del torre farted and it stinks

[@mikekock927]

Just watched the ending of The Usual Suspects for about the 20th time and it still gives me chills. What a brilliant piece of filmmaking, the 90s had some truly original and unique movies like Pulp Fiction, Suspects, Seven, Reservoir Dogs, Being John Malcovich, etc. Nowadays we get only bs superhero movies and remakes.

[@mkey570]

Got to add in Fallen with Denzel Washington. That was a bloody good movie too, not quite the plot twist as the others but a good movie.

[@ghfhgfuuu]

And like that Kevin Spacey's career is gone

[@OmarTafur75]

At least he gave us some good performances ☺

[@stevea9794]

fuckin cops

[@rogerklotz7737]

Hes rich anyway

[@zombiesingularity]

He's a real life Keyser Soze.

[@thegirlinquestion]

good riddance to the nonce

[@RZE-pd3rd]

The most spoiled movie in history

[@anne-gabriellemarquet5895]

With SW 5 and the sixth sense

[@anne-gabriellemarquet5895]

+Amy Elliott-Dunne that's right, especially Fight Club. These movies are great ! I'm glad I watched them before being spoiled ^^

[@alicekliewer]

No, Psycho is

[@medinaalangabriel]

Nope, without any doubt, it must be star wars

[@MrWigglyyy]

I was lucky enough to have my friends and family not spoil it. The ending blew my fucking mind.

[@XLIVLP]

it's sad people thumbs down this epic storytelling and closing; brilliant.

[@dominicberry5577]

71 thumbsdown is unbelievable. I'm guessing someone did that with a bot program. I don't see any hater comments on the thread.

[@devinersoy]

It's not about the video; it's about the subscribe or the dog gets it caption in the end that some people were pissed off. The movie scenes were amazing but the way the content provider got his subscribers is not funny.

[@regb82]

XLIVLP

[@Patricknotstarr]

no doubt a lot of those had to do with the allegations.

[@PetShopMod]

I saw this opening weekend with a few mates. Before social media, we only heard through friends it was almost Tarantino-esque ending but better. The end when Verbal started walking straight again, there was large gasp from the WHOLE audience and when the car drove off, the whole audience fell dead silent. Noone dared breath. It was as if though those final deep cello notes, where like knives that stabbed each one us in the back. We never saw it coming....

[@jadedmastermind]

Genius plot twist at the end! The Usual Suspects is one of the greatest crime dramas of all time!

[@SektionEi8ht]

Gonna be honest with you, the only thing I guessed right was that he wasn't really crippled. Everything else blew me out of the water. Great ending to a great movie.

[@Joey29455]

"Where's your head agent Kujan?" Love that line, fits so well with Kujan's face staring in disbelief.

[@dragle7933]

nah dude even if you know the twist the movie is still pretty awesome

[@dozeTV]

i feel like this comment is supposed to be a reply

[@lava200]

LOL!!! True,.

[@geoffwilkins5274]

True.

[@joshuaeliaquimramos2972]

Nambinh Do lmao truee

[@ragejoona431]

This, Rashomon and Fight Club are propably the best examples of an unreliable narrator. The one where the story tricks you to think that what you're witnessing is what really happens, but it's revealed to be told from a perspective of a character who is lying, doesn't know everything, or is mentally insane and just imagining things..

[@oldbird4649]

Most famous example: Richard Gloucester in the opening sequence of Richard III by Shakespeare.

[@ms.gabrieladelcarmenprecia6425]

Primal Fear

[@VapourSword]

Memento

[@helios1191]

Jane (2016) Kmovie.

[@nerva-]

I've watched the movie once and the ending a million times, but I hadn't noticed before that he tips you off with the way he talks in the line-up.

[@habstein]

OMG I was so glad that no one spoiled this ending for me. Or else everything would be ruined. Such a great movie. The plot was not that stunning, even after the twist, but the story-telling technique was absolutely spot on! Hands down for the guy who wrote this script.

[@cikif]

"It didn't make sense that I'd be there. I mean these guys were hardcore hijackers, and I was a child molester. But there I was."

[@aoiscomedytv]

😂😂😂

[@petermullen1087]

😂

[@kingpin7739]

I lol'd

[@froggyman218]

😂😂😂

[@hey-tuesday]

crying.

[@sepix048]

0:54 you can clearly see that this scene is not acted

[@Stigmatix666]

Lol that's true.

[@Jipps1208]

Yeah because he Fart

[@ooo_Kim_Chi_ooo]

It wasn't. They has been shooting this scene for hours and they finally just said fuck it. Ended up being brilliant.

[@matthewmattingly2011]

Yeah that was literally an outtake that they decided to keep in.

[@anridapu]

From 5:14 when the music starts and then the audio voice montages come in ... wow. Wow! Incredible editing and what a conclusion 👍

[@tolchok89]

I think what makes this ending so good is that it gives the film rewatch value. Now one can watch it again and try to determine what really happened based on what Verbal Kint had made up...

[@antonlilja7198]

The ending still gives me chills!

[@underboss87]

Best movie ever made. Amazing in every way possible. I watched this 4 times back to back, and still never get bored. Timeless.

[@batmanvsjoker7725]

This still remains one of the greatest reveals in cinema history I’ve ever seen

[@The_zen_realm]

Literally to this day, the best twist ending to a movie ever made

[@fletcherfin9350]

Nah so many better ones

[@1ranjeeves21]

Could there ever be any ending like that nowadays without everyone bar the first people to see it knowing about it through facebook, twitter and all that shit?

[@raphaeldasilva2039]

Yes don't use Internet

[@raphaeldasilva2039]

+Gaming with KINGPIN the

[@itsyourboi9823]

1ranjeeves21 watch arrival

[@ramonwebber]

Circoloco?

[@efriandiaditya7270]

1ranjeeves21 vintage point, whole movie is a twist,,

[@jacobharris4838]

I'm sure a lot of people did this too, but I suspected Kint to be Soze around the middle of the movie. It was still surprising when it was him though. Great movie.

[@TheSomeoone]

I didnt suspect it at all! :)

[@rocco420]

Winmader Cobb even after watching it, i expected keaton :p

[@SektionEi8ht]

rocco420 So did the guy who played Keaton- Gabriel Byrne said that, "Until I saw the film finished, I thought [Soze] was me."

[@iasiahalofivae967]

what color medal do you want

[@marcuscloudy]

Say what you want about Kevin Spacey. But he is brilliant in this great movie

[@papillonvu]

For me, I started suspecting something was up with his story when he recounted “Kobayashi”, and the guy ended up being a freaking white dude!

[@ciscokid1214]

Yhea specialy knowing kobayashi is a japanese name

[@radityaananda9457]

SJW will get triggered in the beginning when they find out the character named "Kobayashi" is a white guy.

[@sylviadivinora2286]

you can't deny that pete had a few asian aspects in his appearance, maybe half blood might sound possible, to me no discontinuity...

[@boltmarksman488]

8:18 to the left you can see a policeman, who is the movie’s screenwriter (Chris Mcquarrie). He intentionally smiles at the camera (at the audience) like, “y’all just got tricked!”

[@marxam6671]

The movie of a generation. Brian Singer started the concept of this movie at 28 years young. A true genius.

[@leivasacade]

It was Cat Branchmen, on Hangstreet

[@akaashsethuraman366]

+Fede nah nah, you got it wrong, it was Mr Meow FFS!

[@Trueincarnate]

+Fede That's what brought me here as well

[@kevinm8409]

Key and Peele, right?

[@StrangeAngel03]

+Mango Earl I have not yet watched this movie but after seeing this clip, that Key and Peele skit finally makes sense.

[@sirspookyface1532]

Gettin' too old for this shit.

[@ReMattch]

I just realized, Baer the black detective is Gustavo Fring

[@FilzSkillz]

holy fuck, I knew he looked familiar

[@fermatsi4832]

Holy shit! Oo it's him!

[@scotchboy]

his name is Giancarlo Esposito

[@FilzSkillz]

Maaz Rizvi His name is Gus Fring...

[@FranticAnimations]

theCreator No. Gus Fring sucks.

[@yukebaba1728]

This is a type of movie that no matter how long its been released it should not be spoiled.

[@carlmller4769]

Its like walking out of school after convincing your teacher you're sick have to go home

[@fermatsi4832]

The greatest ending twist ever .. I just cant say anything except "holy fuck"

[@earthlingcrusader1529]

One of the best payoffs in a movie ever!!

[@faterock9876543]

+Earthling Crusader Meh. A movie should be paying off the whole time

[@Birdyflu03]

+faterock9876543 stupid ass comment haha

[@oops9437]

@@faterock9876543 STUPID COMMENT 👎

[@HugoSoup57]

@@faterock9876543 Bruh, you don’t know what you’re talking about, this movie is great. You obviously didn’t understand the film in the slightest. Watch it again.

[@keysersoze2k1]

Still gives me the chills whenever I see it. The very first time I saw the movie I rewind the ending like 20 times. Favorite movie ever.

[@riebat]

7:20 The only gap till then was he being a cripple and still could do it all, but when the film rapidly destroys every single thing you thought you knew in the final moments and giving you reasons for it and fills every gap was almost gave me an heart attack, this walking moment gives me goosebumps every time , i wish i could watch in a cinema for the first time just to scream with others. This is the best movie I've ever seen

[@faiz7180]

I love how the screen goes black right after the final line. That was sooo great.

[@jordanmoore9318]

One hell of an ending to a great movie

[@squirrelattackspidy]

Kevin Spacey. One of the greatest actors of all time. Not to take away from all the great acting in this movie though.

[@bcing75]

One of the greatest endings of any film of all time. Classic masterpiece!

[@Piffhefner]

7:25 "what I wanna know is whose the gimp" (walks straight) "YOU KNOW YOU KNOWN THE WHOLE FUCKIN TIME!!" LMAOO always love this ending

[@potatosoupgirl]

7:21 this was a great shot. I get goosebumps every time I watch it.

[@damianespana9753]

The moment he says crippled is the moment he shows his true colors

[@HandsOfCinderblock]

I saw this movie after having a vague idea of the ending... totally ruined it for me. Made everything feel contrived Now I just feel disappointment whenever I hear about this movie. I learned a valuable lesson kids: don't ever look up "Best twists of all time" on the internet. uh-DURRRR

[@Zefferwindow]

I had a similar experience. We’d been discussing the actor in question during an acting class when somebody asked if I’d seen the Usual Suspects. I told them I hadn’t, and they recommenced that I check it out. So I had [said actor] on the brain when I sat down to watch the movie. In the opening scene there’s a conversation between Keaton and Keyser Söze, and I recognized Söze’s voice. So then I get to the end of the movie, and I don’t recognize “the big reveal” as a big reveal because I thought his identity was common knowledge.

[@GantzIsSloppy]

That asshole Jay-Z ruined it for me by re-enacting it in a video

[@zzyzx0788]

I didn't know the twist but I knew there was a twist, so I managed to more or less figure it out by the end. Made it a little less enjoyable. Still seemed pretty decent. I wish I would have went into not knowing there was a twist

[@ylekiote99999]

GantzIsSloppy Jay-z is an asshole!

[@booxwee3804]

Showing this movie to friends is really satisfying.. seeing their reaction at the end

[@jtking76]

I saw it at the theater when it was first released and I couldn't to rent it on vhs so I could replay the scenes I didn't get the first time. Definitely one of the greatest movies ever made and all of the actors were spot on. But Spacey definitely stood out and made it his movie.

[@erik1993]

I like that he used names from the room, that way he could never twist his own words and mess up his story, if he forgot a name he can just look at the board etc, risky but high reward, it worked here.

[@breeze0470]

Verbal was the scariest to me in the lineup, just the way he said it

[@squarehead444]

truly amazing editing also

[@threethrushes]

One of the best scenes in cinema history.

[@JazzyFlo15]

Two things earlier in the movie that give Verbal away that he's Keyser Soze is 1. When Agent Kujan lunges at Verbal, he lifts his left arm that is supposed to be limp. And 2. towards the beginning of the interrogation there's a point where Agent Kujan is behind Verbal while the camera focuses on Verbal's face, you see Verbal grinning because he knows he's deceiving Kujan, but drops it once Kujan goes back in front of him

[@TheKeyser94]

You are ignoring all the little times that Verbal was proving Kujan with little lies to see if he fall for it, when he realise that Kujan is falling for it, he get more comfortable and began his tale. Also in the point were the lawyer is introduce, you had the feeling that the real Verbal Kint, is swimming with the fishes, and realise why Keyser chose his identity, basically because he was a petty criminal, expendable.

[@peterowen9183]

The greatest twists are the ones you spot 30 seconds before the reveal. 'Oh shit, of *course*!'

[@maturelydisapointingmember2699]

I watched this movie today. Mind blown. One moment I'm almost falling asleep because its 12oclock and the next I'm on my feet. Brilliant! Amazing!

[@boredom5132]

The greatest trick the devil ever pulled, was convincing the world he wasn't gay.

[@DanPlayingGames]

You have to be tried for homosexuality?

[@cov9290]

Lol