Who's Keyser Söze?? The Usual Suspects (1995) | FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@BissFlix]

Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me . I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤

[@bmanmcfly]

Just over 11 minutes in and you guessed it... 27 minutes in and you seem to have guessed the spoiler.

[@Cobalt-Jester]

The man in the hospital bed was saying "listen to me, be quiet and listen. It was Keyser Söze. He killed every one. Listen, Keyser Söze!!! It was Keyser Söze!!!!"

[@milannesic5718]

Well, it helps when you know there is a twist. Someone telling you there is a twist is already a spoiler. You keep looking for clues. It also helps you are living in the era where there is a ton of movies at your fingers and plethora of information about them. At one point you have seen everything and almost nothing can surprise you

[@PorterJustPorter]

Yeah, actively attempting to figure out a twist aloud is soo cringe. She's done this before and someone should tell her it's not a sign of intelligence... it's kinda a sign you're not very smart. These are stories, not German Code Machines during WW2.😅

[@SilentBob731]

@@PorterJustPorter Were you born an A-hole or do you have to work at it?

[@mrtveye6682]

@@PorterJustPorter There is really nothing cringe about guessing the plot of a story. It's part of the fun of watching a movie, reading a book, listening to a story. And esp. in suspense and mystery stories, they writers put in little hints and clues exactly to give the audience something to think and guess. Curiosity is part of human nature, and for a good reason. And though I'm with @milannesic5718 that it's probably easier to catch some of the hints if you've been told that there is a big wtf-twist in the movie, it's still a skill to pick up those hints and come up with a good theory, that even turns out to be correct.

[@PorterJustPorter]

@@mrtveye6682 It's annoying.

[@TheJerbol]

@@PorterJustPorter Insults are uncalled for

[@silirat]

It's not hard to figure out if you have a couple of dozen people telling you to go in looking for... something. It was a lot different when we went to see this back in the theatres without knowing what to expect, just thinking it was a regular cop/crime drama. Makes the end a lot more like a twist and unexpected.

[@Feier_Salamander]

People who let you watch the movie and say "Let's see if you get it" are s holes. They spoil the movie. It is so much greater without knowing anything.

[@frankiek2269]

Aww great! Another movie spoiled by stupid Patreon members.

[@bigdaddy741098]

Yeah I agree, it makes you go into it knowing you can't trust what you are being told. When I saw it I hadn't even seen a trailer for it, so I knew nothing and was blown away by the ending which made it so much better.

[@positivelynegative9149]

Agreed. Knowing there's a twist ruins the twist; even if you don't know what the twist is.

[@gggooding]

Indeed. When I saw a certain late 90's movie I knew there was *some* surprise at the end, so I was looking for it. (Yes, the obvious one if you've seen it.) About 20 minutes in I sighed, realizing, and then the movie seemed contrived and forced. It's a good film, but I never got to enjoy it.

[@graciefolden2359]

​@@gggoodingyeah, but HJO was great in it.

[@slchance8839]

this was cheating. When your patreons challenged you "Let's see if you can figure it out, Biscute." No. No, that's now how WE saw it. NO ONE knew it was a twist ending. No one challenged US to "figure it out." We're sitting in the theater, sucked in by the style, the pacing, the world-buidling, a little bored, a little intrigued. You get pulled in more and more. And the movie was SUPERBLY done. You dont even KNOW you're being played.... until the end. BUT if you walk into the movie being challenged: "There's a twist. See you can figure it out" That's not's clever. You were tipped off and proud that you "figured it out." We can ALL be clever if you have 5 suspects in a crime and you're told "It's the one you'll least suspect!"

[@aternialaffsalot]

yeah if you go into this with "twist" in mind it's easy mode - this react is cringe

[@davidstivers2537]

Sorry you were told about a twist. I saw this movie when it came out on VHS (yes, I’m that old) and had my mind blown. I immediately walked it to my brother in law’s house and all I said as I handed it to him was “watch this”. Then to every question he asked, I repeated “watch this”. It blew his mind and became one of his all time favorites.

[@Ben-xs7tb]

If you know there's an epic twist, you'll pretty much always find it if that's all you're looking for. Much of the time it doesn't even seem that great after the fact. It was far different going into the theater and never expecting our main PoV and narrator to be misleading us the entire time.

[@TheRscorp]

The "tell" for me when I saw it was when Kevin Spacey was telling the story about Keyser. You could see when he was talking about the family and what happened that he became emotional. The eyes give it away. Like he was on the brink of starting to shake. If you're just some guy that had just recently heard the story second hand about someone you didn't even know existed, there wouldn't be that look in your eyes or any emotion. He wasn't telling a story he was reliving a memory, and that's what tipped it off for me that he was Soze.

[@godfreyofbouillon966]

Such a talented actor.

[@marklewen9384]

He was only one in the pool hall who didn't know who Soze was....that's when I knew in the theatre.

[@philmullineaux5405]

The actors Pollack and Baldwin, actually really HATED each other on set, and it shows!

[@sawyer33]

The greatest trick Biss ever pulled was convincing the world she didn’t exist.

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

That girl is such a Biss! Or is she?

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

To Biss or not to Biss? 😂

[@BissFlix]

That is the question@@robertcampomizzi7988

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

@@BissFlix there is no question. Definitely to Biss 🤏 "Cognito, ergo Biss"

[@joshsaunders6392]

The next greatest trick was convincing her subscribers that she didn't know the twist before she watched the movie.

[@ungenerationed9022]

Enjoyed that reaction! Well done Biss.

[@markjuarez1791]

Glad that you enjoyed this movie, Biss. The characters, storytelling and writing are just great. I loved that you kept referring to "Verbal" as "Roger". I know it's his real name, but I just identify him as Verbal. Excellent movie, excellent reaction. Thanks a lot for this, Biss!

[@BissFlix]

My pleasure, I enjoyed it a lot, thanks for watching

[@Zeus-ck4sy]

Hi Biss, thanks for reacting to this. It is one of my favorite movies! there were a few clues during the movie and you obviously caught on, even if it was at a sublevel. You had the right person all along, even though there was some doubts and different theorises along the way. The reason the cop never suspected Verbal was b/c he was a cripple, but also because he already had his mind made up it was Keaton, and Verbal/Soze just led him down the path he already wanted to go. Quite a lot less of these twist endings back when this came out, and I did not suspect him for a moment! Anyway, this is such agreat movie!! Thanks for watching it. take care!

[@philmakris8507]

"Fell down an elevator shaft" is a sarcastic way of saying thrown down an elevator shaft or from the top of a tall building.

[@philmakris8507]

Good job. You are #2.5 the reactor record holder is Dawn Marie who figured it all out in the first reel(first 1/3) of the film.

[@PaulWinkle]

Did Dawn Marie really? I have to rewatch but as far as I remeber she was joking around or was blaming all the people and was then of course partially right

[@metoo7557]

Little known but a great fun movie to watch with Spacey in it is a movie called "The Ref".

[@simonfrederiksen104]

thanks for reminding me - it's been ages since I've seen that one!

[@christopherschreiber5805]

My favorite Christmas movie. He was great in American Beauty too.

[@simonfrederiksen104]

@@christopherschreiber5805 I always liked "the big kahuna" it's one of those "theater movies" with few people, the dialogue going back and forth. Love those, when they are done right.

[@jefferybarnett6056]

Oh, I have been waiting for this one ,!!

[@pwmel1]

Great reaction! The only clue you didn't seem to catch was the fact that in the beginning, when the cops were making all the arrests . . . the ONLY ONE who we didn't see being arrested was Verbal. Because he WASN'T arrested. He was the person who set up at the arrests. :-)

[@leftcoaster67]

The perfect part is it was leading you down the wrong directions. It makes the ending so much better.

[@alexkaen1701]

This is one of the best twists in movies, especially when you realize that he could have lied about everything, everything we see from his perspective

[@Sunsetjoy]

As a Hungarian I can tell you my opinion about the part of the film: the victim and the interpreter both speak very poor hungarian (ofcourse, they are not) Someone made a video with subtitles, where their text is subtitled in English with the "Hungarian" original voice (check out: The Usual Suspects (1995) Hungarian Translation)

[@lusmas99]

Congratulations Biss Cutie!!! You got on the right track from early on.

[@godfreyofbouillon966]

The word you were looking for was cripple. Cripple is the guy who in this case limps. Creeper is the guy who silently approaches you and then explodes destroying half of your base and makes you ragequit.

[@Dionysus026]

This is THE movie for me that I wish I could forget.. Only so I could watch it again and relive that eyeopener.. Because when I watched it (and nobody had spoiled it by saying that a twist was coming up), it was literally a jawdrop for me..

[@justjack0715]

Yeah, you nailed it, early too! Very smart. I, like most people was shocked right to the end. Nicely done!

[@MrSporkster]

I'm proud of you, Bisscute! ^_^

[@philmullineaux5405]

Fenster is the name of a old school Bugs Bunny gangster cartoon baby!😂😂😂

[@louismarzullo1190]

I want an Easter egg, I want an Easter egg! 🤣

[@joemaxwell3902]

We're very proud of you ❤

[@nickthepeasant]

Love this movie, so glad you reacted to it (well done on guessing / suspecting who Sose was). Also love that you kept calling him Roger rather than Verbal, never seen anyone else do that 😅😊

[@tubekulose]

Söze

[@jayarr961]

Virgil :)

[@gggooding]

LOVE that there are *so* many Agatha Christiesque clues. One of the first is that coffee dehydrates; its a lie that he needs it.

[@jasonmoore526]

So glad you watched this!!! 🙂

[@poisonedpawn7813]

Coffee does not dehydrate you more than the water you are drinking with it.

[@rong2912]

You can see his subtle reaction when he was telling the story and said "He waits until his wife and kids are in the ground" that this was actually his experience.

[@BissFlix]

Oh I see ❤️

[@user-kg7co9vi5r]

Loved seeing you realizing you were right all along

[@ChiliConCarnage]

Coffee does dehydrate, but not as much as the water in it hydrates.

[@adz_b]

Amazing how you got it so early 😂

[@matdow4470]

This is my favorite movie of all time. I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@suflanker45]

Movie making fact. The opening line up was supposed to be a serious scene but the actors kept goofing around. One of the reasons for the chaos was that Del Toro was really gassy and kept farting during the scene. When he gets the paper to read and steps forward he apparently ripped a really bad fart which is why everybody started laughing and Baldwin hit him and you can see Byrne trying to discreetly put his hand over his nose. The director finally gave up on making the scene serious. However the test audiences loved the scene as is and it was a good set up for how the characters interact with each other as the movie progresses,

[@greenbeech3055]

If you liked movies with twists and turns, you should see LA Confidential.

[@charleslee8313]

8:44 -- the doctor on the left is Clark Gregg (best known as Phil Coulson in the MCU) 11:46 -- great hypothesis

[@vinniedixon1140]

Awesome film. Usual Suspects had me all the way to the end trying to figure out who it was.

[@carlosurdaneta4361]

Man, this girl could be the Head of a Detectives Division at the New York City Police Department! Good job!!😜😄👍👍

[@jamesmcconnell1015]

Wow!!! You figured out that he wasn’t crippled so early- I looooove this movie. Blew my mind the first time I saw it.. LA Confidential is another great thriller

[@mr.vesper5659]

The satisfaction on your face at the end was God-tier

[@jayf6360]

Gotta love the 'Don't be suspicious" song.

[@MrDMF567]

I love that he pets the doggo 😀

[@Jay_Sullivan]

Why would someone tell another person that there's a twist or that it's possible to figure out what's going on?

[@jefferybarnett6056]

I think at 5 years of age, you were telling all your friends that Santa Claus wasn't real !! Lol " he's not real and let me tell you why "!!. This is one of my favorite movies... congrats on figuring it out.

[@franksandrobaybay212]

U r smart. 12 minutes in and u are already asking the right questions.

[@920WASHBURN]

Nice. One of my favs

[@philmullineaux5405]

The cop chief was in one of the best all time favorite movies, the first Cohen brothers movie, Blood Simple!

[@stressed_daily]

Still one of my favorite movies, and I am very proud of you 🌹. I never figured it out, and I was shocked at the very end.

[@ashenfang]

Yep, Kevin Spacey was John Doe in Seven, these roles are what cemented him as my favorite actor back in the day. Some of his other big movies were American Bueaty and L.A. Confidential. A more recent one, Moon, with Sam Rockwell i cave recomend enough. Some will tell you to hate and loath him, even though he's very recently been acquitted of all charges. And end of the day that's up to you, but ultimately none of that takes away from how good of an actor he was, even if he was a"bad" Payson in real life. It's OK to enjoy media, don't let anyone tell you otherwise

[@noodle_fc]

Your patrons did you dirty by even hinting that there is something to figure out. It's much more fun and interesting either to be surprised by the twist or to get an inkling on your own that something is fishy. Letting you know before you start watching diminishes the experience.

[@GetMeThere1]

"Is this the guy who was in Se7en?" Yes. You should have a look at the film that made him a star: American Beauty.

[@Ozgipsy]

Spot on. I appreciated the tactical advice on the use of snipers. 👍

[@kyleshockley1573]

What was supposedly one of the great misdirection-and-reveals in American film making, leave it to an Eastern European to start seeing through it right away and asking questions. The power of (older) American cinema is the tone, pacing and duration, to sell the misdirection by making you forget your earlier misgivings and mental connections. It really is one of the greater magic tricks.

[@lesgrossman834]

After the GYM I walk like Kevin Spacey...

[@stevenlilelogistics6673]

Very proud. Great job.

[@accountable9026]

“Miranda Rights” :)

[@alejandromartinez1766]

Excellent choice for the reaction Miss Bisscute👍👍, the usual suspects is a great movie with good performances from Kevin Spacey and Gabriel Byrne. You're very smart. You found out who Kayser S. was before the end😎😎. A recommendation for future reactions: Buddy Factor (1994) starring Kevin Spacey, is a great movie that you will surely like.💓

[@JES408]

You're the first reactor that noticed the lighter verbal picked up at the end was used by the mystery killer to start the fire on the ship lol good eye

[@ayrton7031]

You know a little of spanish too..Estoy sorprendido =)

[@matthawkins8880]

I love this movie, thanks for reviewing it. At the end you realize that half the move is total BS, but you don't know which half. It is so clever.

[@philmullineaux5405]

Fan, when he was broke and not famous, wrote and started in a semiauto biographical movie about his youth, with Robert DeNiro, A Bronx Tale!😮😮😮

[@brandonshaw2120]

31:50 In England we have a similar saying - 'a wolf in sheep's clothing'

[@keithgoode6313]

Biss, you are scary smart to pick up all those clues. When Verbal picked up his property at the jail, you noticed the lighter and cigarettes. Very impressive!

[@artygreen4810]

She's not scary smart. She was just told before hand that there was a twist so she started examining the movie instead of enjoying it.

[@joshsaunders6392]

its what arty said or she looked it up before hand

[@seraph6758]

You almost totally got the whole story figured out @8:30 you go “hmmmm” ..all but the shooter, yep. 😋you’re too smart! 👍 ..oo maybe you’d like Clue (1985)? ..no worries! ..have a great day 🙂

[@christopherschreiber5805]

Good job, smarty pants :) Have you seen Oldboy? Pretty messed up, even for an Asian film, but an absolute masterpiece. Just make sure you watch the original Korean version.

[@shadypelican]

Plot twist twist: It was Jack Baer, who as it turns out, actually runs a crystal meth empire under the guise of some fast food chicken restaurants.

[@Ocrilat]

Most mysteries don't tell you enough to actually solve it, and here is no different. Everything we see is made up by Verbal. So the only way to guess is to use cues from the film (who is getting screen time, who has the answers, etc.). There is a forgotten murder mystery where the film tells you everything you need to solve it. It's called 'The Last of Sheila'. Written by Anthony Perkins (of 'Psyco' fame).

[@samburnstoast]

I wish films were made like this today. This will always stand up as a classic.

[@josephalbanese]

I love how excited your get when you get it right. You are pretty good at figuring out surprise plots (well with the exception of The Sixth Sense)

[@BissFlix]

We don t talk about that hahahaha

[@artygreen4810]

What does she win when she gets it right?

[@jlittleboy]

You're my captain on this ride.

[@waynejones5635]

I really like this movie. Keep in mind that Verbal invented half the story with things he saw on the bulletin board. Feeding them lies to waste time before they let him go... I feel bad for your uncles. 😄

[@Mickey-kh9hb]

Biss you are very smart!

[@philmullineaux5405]

I put this up there with Gone Girl The Accountant, Body Heat, for who dunnit plot twist movies. This guy's first movie, had no budget no stars no money terrible story, but u could totally see his potential. This was his second movie!

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction Biss like always, its unbelievable how fast that you figured it out, you are really smart you always discover things early on in others reactions too. congrats, keep up the amazing work.

[@artygreen4810]

It's not smart. She's just treating movies like their videos games. Something to beat instead of just letting the story wash over her.

[@lindascott6902]

Other fantastic movies starring Kevin Spacey include LA Confidential and American Beauty.

[@donniewahlberg8546]

Fantastic movie!

[@jamesnorthup7717]

Good job, the same thing happened to me when I saw it way back when, I said rather early that it had to be him, (because, well he was alive!) They wouldn't say anything but I was sure and at the end they were like how did you know??

[@kimghanson]

In English it's "A leopard cannot change his spots."

[@grantkruger3689]

If only Kujan hadn't been so obsessed with Keaton being Soze...could have caught him 🤦‍♂

[@johnortmann3098]

Kudos! This flick fooled me.

[@heikkieronen5226]

Not seen your reaction yet, but I love you made an exellent choice. Now, I will continue watching. Hrr, so interested how you feel about it. I dont care if you dont, alwas fun to see how other peolpe see same things. Lets continue. By the way, I love these crimemysteries....,take care!🥰

[@dougschramm5506]

Good Job!

[@Cobalt-Jester]

I know it's only a computer game but I was playing Battlefield as a sniper and I killed 3 enemies with one bullet from over half a kilometer away. ;) So, Snipers can do more than one kill. It's somewhere on my channel if you care, but you don't.

[@WillLaresWV]

You missed your calling, Bisscute. You should have been a detective… Or a criminal mastermind. 🤣

[@philmakris8507]

Keyser Soze is a Turkish expression meaning one whi talks too much in other words VERBAL

[@mattpotter8725]

Great reaction to an amazing movie, but as others have said you really shouldn't be told ahead of watching that there a twist. Maybe there's no getting away from this because your patreons have to convince you to watch one movie over another and maybe it has to always slip out, but imagine watching this the first time thinking it's just a straightforward detective movie and sure maybe you'd still be suspicious of certain characters, but just imagine being this way and then there's that wow moment that leaves you speechless, in feel this was taken away from you. I think people asking you if you can spot the twist ahead of the reveal spoils the film, and the beauty of the ending.

[@mrlij6534]

your brain is sharper than mine, lol. i watched this in 1995 and was completely fooled i wont lie, lol

[@filibertoarteaga9571]

You are good you figured it out. At the same I did Verbal is Soze . also enjoying Band of Brothers reaction Thank you

[@philmullineaux5405]

95 was his year! Se7en and this movie!

[@mikedignum1868]

The cigarette flick was unintentional but they kept it in because it looked cool.

[@leftcoaster67]

Biss would make a good detective.

[@philmakris8507]

A shiv is a homemade knife Usually made by an inmate in prison

[@philmullineaux5405]

He actually gives his identity away, when he's talking to agent Dan, about Kaiser, and his ethnicity. The name, kaiser soze, tells u everything.

[@idontkno999]

Very well Scooby-Doo-ed!

[@antonbystrom5667]

I was also fooled, but for a compleatly different reason. I was tricked because I am used to whatever you see in the movie is exactly how it happened, and when he talked abbout what happened, he was in a position that made it impossible for it to be him. If he had just told us what happened, and we did not get those movie clips of "what happened" I would have sussed him out right away.