FIRST TIME WATCHING | The Usual Suspects (1995) | Movie Reaction | Who Is Keyser Soze?

Mrs. Movies watches Bryan Singer's The Usual Suspects from 1995 for the First Time. Here is her reaction. A slow burn movie with lots of thinking!
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[@YouMeTheMovies]

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[@douglascampbell9809]

I suggest Murder On The Orient Express (2017) if you haven't already seen it. Director: Kenneth Branagh Staring a who's who of great actors.

[@charlesborden8111]

Yes, I was surprised by Verbal being Keyser Soze along with the rest of the audience in the theater back in '95. One thing to remember is back then Spacey wasn't as well known, hadn't played a bad guy, this hadn't become apart of popular culture yet, and he didn't have the heaps of negative baggage that's now associated him. As for Verbal losing his cool when Soze is mentioned most of us took as he's about to walk and now he and the rest of the crew are tied to the Boogey Man, which could make his life difficult and Soze might come after him. Remember, back in '95 we weren't looking for a twist within a twist in the movie, to have a narrator that is completely unreliable wasn't unknown back in '95, but it isn't the trope that it has become in the last quarter century. In some ways The Usual Suspects ushered it in.

[@pappajudas9267]

You should check out (Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid)

[@pappajudas9267]

If you're interested in Kevin Spacey playing a "normal" person check out (The Ref) from 1994.

[@pepsicolazero]

The Standoff at Sparrow Creek (2018) is a good who done it movie for her to guess who did it

[@chriswerth918]

Funny side story: The director wanted to get the best performance out of the five actors. So he told each one that he would in fact have to play the real Keyser Söze. Every one of them got a different script, with an alternative ending. So each of the actors played their role as the one with the secret identity. Because everyone was convinced that he would have the main role in the movie.

[@rostikskobkariov5136]

Thats brilliant i've seen this movie acouple times and never knew that. Makes a rewatch more fun

[@rxtsec1]

That's not true, only gabriel Byrne who knew the original script but still convinced himself he was keysor soze. He was mad

[@winterreise694]

Not true, benicio del toro knew he was going to die so he came up with his funny talking so it be more memorable

[@PeterDavid7KQ201]

Watch LA Confidential for a pretty normal Kevin Spacey character. Also because it's an incredible film. The Negotiator also had a really normal Kevin Spacey character.

[@jamesjoseph1249]

'LA Confidential' is fantastic. A slick neo noir movie, and it's got a really good cast.

[@ThomasKnip]

Both movies are absolutely worthwhile watching!

[@rileyandmike]

Pay it Forward

[@chefskiss6179]

Kudos. I was going to suggest that as well so now I'll just throw in Outbreak.

[@ladyshar42]

LA Confidential is amazing

[@robbieingram569]

His reaction was deliberate. He played the agent so well that the agent was trying to convince “Verbal” that Keaton was Souza.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

When Kujan says that Keaton was "behind that whole circus at the harbor," you can see a small smile cross Verbals' face; right then, he knew how to play the guy based on his preconceptions. He aggressively defends Keaton for most of the interview before tearfully "admitting" Keaton was the ringleader.

[@strawdawgs78]

"Way of the Gun" is from the same writer of The Usual Suspects, with Benicio Del Toro as one of the leads. Great movie that no one reacts to.

[@ApesAmongUs]

Such a wonderful movie. Benicio and the donor clinic guy was one of the funniest things I have ever seen. "Maybe you should..."

[@Amarok41]

One of my favorite movies

[@William_Sk]

Excellenct movie with some of the best action scenes I've personally seen.

[@SleepySloth2705]

Fun fact: When filming the line-up scene, Benicio was a little gassy and let some rip, and the other guys could barely stop laughing. Singer thought it worked so well that he left their giggling in the final cut 😂🤣

[@ramiabdo5953]

When I first watched the movie, Spacey wasn't familiar to me and I was so invested in the story that I remembered my mind being blown by the reveal at the end. Such a great movie!

[@smithblack100]

Great point! If you see spacey in a movie now you would be more suspicious than in 96. He was kind of a nobody. There's also been 25 years where even if you never saw the movie you've heard usual suspects has a big twist. Just about every reactor starts trying to guess who Söze is where as in 96 it wouldn't occur to you that sizes identity was going to be crucial when you start watching the movie

[@Jared_Wignall]

@@smithblack100 *95. The Usual Suspects was in 1995.

[@petersmith6513]

Should we be worried Mrs Movies has an uncanny knack of picking out homicidal maniacs?

[@wimmywhamwamwozzle]

No, because she didn’t guess based on anything correct. She misread a scene and ended up with an unfounded lucky guess. I mean, fair enough, but there’s no mystery to solve in this movie. They don’t give clues in advance.

[@tacticalgrace6456]

@@wimmywhamwamwozzle I have a sneaking suspicion based on what she said about Spacey before the movie got going that any murder mystery with Spacey in it Mrs Movies automatically thinks it’s Spacey is the killer & is just waiting for the moment she’s proved right. Would love to see her opinion of him in 2009’s “Moon”

[@atlasrune3706]

@@tacticalgrace6456 that was what christopher mcquarrie, the screenwriter, was afraid of. when they cast kevin spacey, nobody knew who he was. but before the usual suspects he was in seven, and then mcquarrie knew that people would guess it was spacey since he's "the bad guy".

[@bennalexanderleyland9088]

@@wimmywhamwamwozzle no mystery to solve... That is, apart from the mystery that is the entire premise of the movie: "who is Keyser Soze?" She must be pretty good at these unfounded guesses if she consistently predicts movie twists, ig🤷‍♂

[@drlee2]

@@wimmywhamwamwozzle LOL I sometimes wonder how much modern reactors are aware of when they go into some of these famous films with major twists because there's so many later movies that copy from them or parody them.

[@thecowboyjesse8780]

I'm sure somebody else will mention it but Memento is a good movie with a twist. Also, I didn't figure this one out until about 30 seconds AFTER the reveal. I was just so into the story, I couldn't process what I was seeing in real time.

[@lukeskywalker6809]

It’s not about guessing who Keyser Söze is. It’s about the mystery of who he might be.

[@achaiah1441]

Exactly...and her guessing its Kevin Spacey as Verbal Kint just based on his reaction to that name is stupid. After the backstory of Kaiser Soze is given, the audience is given to understand that he's the devil himself and even a cold psychopath such as verbal kint should be afraid of him. That's why spacey reacts so dramatically.

[@lukeskywalker6809]

@@achaiah1441 I agree.

[@achaiah1441]

@@lukeskywalker6809 its a damn good masterpiece. He even won an oscar for it.

[@lukeskywalker6809]

@@achaiah1441 I know.

[@PatrickPrejusa]

some people don't knoow how to watch movies

[@meminustherandomgooglenumbers]

Spacey plays a fairly normal person in a top shelf crime drama mystery flick called Glen Garry Glen Ross. It's surprising how few people have seen that flick since it also stars Al Pacino, Alec Baldwin, Jack Lemmon, Ed Harris, Alan Arkin, and Jonathan Pryce. It's not a murder mystery but it's still great acting all around and a kinda twisty ending. Highly recommended.

[@SilentBob731]

Great movie, and he also played a normal guy in "The Ref" with Denis Leary, Judy Davis, and J.K. Simmons. His best role, in my opinion was in "Swimming With Sharks", awesome movie.

[@fakecubed]

Glengarry Glen Ross is an amazing film. I'd recommend anything written by David Mamet.

[@rezalustig6773]

Mrs. Movies: “He’s Keyser Soze, am I right?” Me: “Goddamnit!”

[@Noksivs]

You knew Kevin Spacey is Keyser Söze because during your Seven reaction you talked about how a month earlier this movie was in the theaters and people speculated that he played the same character... aka a psycho killer.

[@syberspud]

I watched this film with my dad many years ago and our minds were completely blown by the reveal. What a movie and you can watch this again and again.

[@pduidesign]

I love how all the reactors figure it out because by now everyone knows this movie has a twist. When this movie first came out Kevin Spacey was unknown and NO ONE figured it out.

[@wubranch1]

There’s also a difference between seeing it 25 years later and seeing it at the time.

[@Tobydigital]

Memento! Christopher Nolan‘s first movie kick started a lot of careers.

[@JiiiBiii815]

That.

[@MisterMetalFan666]

Actually his first movie was Following.

[@TimDownsAnimation]

oh ABSO-FREAKING-LUTELY! Memento is one of my all-time favorite movies. DEFINITELY recommend they watch that one. (and yes it's technically not Nolan's first film, but Following was more like an overdue student film in my opinion lol)

[@donkfail1]

I never guessed it. And this is my #1 favorite movie to recommend to people who haven't seen it. Nobody is disappointed.

[@keironlaer]

I took the reaction from Verbal hearing the name 'Keyser Söze' as him being fearful

[@o.b.7217]

I love how Mrs. Movies guesses the twist right away. And how happy she is about it. 😄👍

[@1nelsondj]

The guy with the hat is Kevin Pollack, he's a brilliant impersonator. Search You Tube for clips of him being Capt. Kirk and Lt. Columbo.

[@michaelriddick7116]

Deterence is a great film with him! :)

[@anthonyzarate9807]

Yep, and so is Spacey!

[@nathanadler8316]

The Cabin In The Woods. It's a twist on traditional horror tropes, so while not a detective movie it's still a great "figure out what the hell's going on" mystery.

[@KevMcKean]

He's in alien 3. Good spot brother. The man is Pete Postletwaite, one of the greatest character actors (and theatre actors) ever. "In the Name of the Father" is an absolute classic. Daniel day Lewis and Pete knock it out of the park. Take a chance. Love your reactions, thanks.

[@jdm1066]

"Lucky Number Slevin" is a great movie in the same vein as this.

[@williammatthews693]

Just so you know, Benicio Del Toro created that weird accent on purpose just so his performance would stand out. I read somewhere it was mixture of a Mexican accent with a Chinese accent with a couple other nationalities thrown in to make it sound even weirder.

[@lmarq5759]

I think it’s more interesting to think about which parts of the story if any of it after the line-up are even true

[@pauljeffries8529]

Mrs Movies guessed Verbal was actually Kaiser Sose very early on. Well done 👍

[@petemcfeet28]

Sees Giancarlo "That's the bad guy from Madalorian". Everyone on the planet that's not a Star Wars nerd... "That's GUS FRING dammit!" 😂

[@petemcfeet28]

Oh, and that's Nick Tortelli (guy with hairy shoulders) to everyone over 45! Ha!

[@wobaguk]

The Prestige and Twelve Monkeys would be high on my list for working stuff out in different ways.

[@Theomite]

ANSWERS: - Benicio Del Toro smokes. Like, a llllllllllllllllooooooooooooot. That's why he ages poorly. - Gabriel Byrne is Irish. He took this job at the last minute with no plan to get hired so he had no prep time for an American accent. - Kevin Spacey plays a normal guy in GLENGARRY GLEN ROSS. He also does in THE LIFE OF DAVID GALE but that movie sucks. - I didn't solve the mystery until the end when I first watched this because I'd heard that it was a mindfuck mystery so I overthought everything. I was paying attention to details I didn't have to and kept psyching myself out. If I hadn't known that going in, I might've been able to figure it out.

[@SpritelyOtay]

A great mystery selection would be "Witness for the Prosecution" It is from 1957 and in black and white, but it is fascinating engaging and charming from beginning to end, with a great twist.

[@warpig34]

100% agree. Fantastic movie. Highly recommended.

[@MarshaLove0723]

One of my favorites

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

Two twists, in a way.

[@drlee2]

Kevin Spacey won Best Supporting Actor and this is one of the rare times that I think the Academy chose the right performance. The Usual Suspects is still, imo, the best film of 1995.

[@frankrodriguez2999]

In The Negotiator Kevin spacey plays a fairly normal guy a police officer negotiator

[@1ofLouisBoys]

to see an even younger Benicio, you should check out Licence to Kill. he's a henchman to a Bond villian.

[@columlennon]

Somehow I never coped on to that until now

[@1ofLouisBoys]

I've rewatched the entire series recently. pretty fresh in my mind.

[@pablom-f8762]

The shark Bond!

[@tinyhato]

Cool, I love movie reactions! Let's goooo! I'll list my thoughts as we go! 1. It's interesting that you think Gabriel Byrne, born and raised in Dublin, has a variable Irish accent. 2. When I see Dan Hedaya I think "Cheers". 3. Kevin Spacey plays "creepy" characters because he chose interesting characters; I don't think that applying post hoc knowledge means anything. 4. Just noticed your sick AF Transformers shirt. 5. $3.3 million is now the equivalent of nearly $6 million. 6. I don't blame you for not knowing what was going on, but I think the setup and characters are interesting enough to keep me saying "Wow, I can't wait to see what's going on here!" instead of "Ugh, what is even happening?!" 7. Love that you noticed how people held their guns! 8. Pete Postelthwaite is a legend, not just the guy from Alien 3! :p 9. "He's Kaiser Soze" WOW! His "aww fuck!" was meant to show that he had knowledge he was withholding, not that it was him. I'll be honest I don't think I could have interpreted it the way you did!

[@elbow8144]

👏👏👏👏 Mrs Movies. I didn't get it till the end when I watched it back when it was out. Amazing

[@kimghanson]

I think just knowing there is a twist gives away the fact that Spacey's character is Kaiser Soze.

[@fallofcamelot]

There’s nothing in this movie that proves that Verbal is Keyser Soze or that Keyser Soze is even real. All we know is that Verbal lied, that’s it.

[@Chris_34]

2:17 "He's good at reading." "What?" "Huh?" 😂😂😂😂 Nice reaction video😁👍

[@hungryewok1684]

"Hairy Shoulder" guy was in about half of the movies in the 90s

[@brownstarslots]

I had seen it when it came out and had never experienced kevin spacey. So I was fooled

[@SleepySloth2705]

6:20 Gabriel Byrne is irish 👌

[@CHAOSRHYTHM01]

Check out "The Negotiator", with Kevin Spacey and Samuel L. Jackson. It's a fun 90's action/thriller. I think you'll like it.

[@mattn1093]

You should watch The Game (1997) with Micheal Douglas and Sean Penn. I don’t think you will guess the end to that one. It’s an extremely underrated movie.

[@mshippy19]

I SECOND THIS

[@zerodreaming]

Ridiculous movie. Not underrated at all.

[@Zartoo_3rd_Overlord_ofBlargon7]

Clue (1985)...so what if it's a comedy. It's still great.

[@shainewhite2781]

Gus from Breaking Bad is in this movie

[@ded-pihto]

But here he's on the other side playing FBI cop

[@marcusosuna687]

Last time I ever saw Kevin Spacey play a normal character was in Margin Call, The Ref and Outbreak.

[@brunobrauer6301]

There IS NO Keyser Soze, he invented everything!

[@dosnostalgic]

Uhhhhh... The Hungarian describing Keyser Soze would contradict that.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

DOS Nostalgia Exactly. We don’t know that Spacey is Soze, but the Hungarian certainly thought he was.

[@lazarobabich6696]

literally the Hungarians were buying a snitch who was the only person alive capable of identifying Kaiser Soze, of course he is real

[@ShawnATX]

First 2 seconds, I was right! I guessed that she would guess Keyser Soze right. Too easy.

[@ShawnATX]

She's so pleased with herself, lmao. If I had headphones built into my cowboy hat I'd be so discouraged about being married to the personification of a spoiler for everything I watch.

[@smokinggun8418]

90s. No internet, no spoilers. Just saw names and poster on DVD-box and rent it. Watched it several times, still last scene gives me chills.

[@nescirian]

"I have no idea what's happening" well, the important thing is that you know what other movies you recognise all the actors from

[@thelifeandtimes.ofazombiegirl]

Great guess! Props. The best movie I've ever seen with Pete Postelweight. Is In the Name of the Father. Watch it! It's amazing and a true story. J.

[@MarshaLove0723]

Watch it again with the director's commentary on. . . . . . I love the commitment 'Verbal' had to his character. He had a criminal record as a conman and was known to Keaton from a jail sentence.

[@Krytos911]

Wow, you picked up on Verbal super fast! I saw this a few years after it came out and it became an instant favourite - I didn't manage to guess the twist though!

[@lazarobabich6696]

The first time I saw this great movie I guessed that Verbal was Kaiser Soze because of the way he held the cigarette before descending into the subway station, the Nazi villains in old war movies held their cigarettes in the same way and when Verbal narrates the story of Kaiser and tells that Kaiser was half German and half Turkish I just knew it.

[@victore6242]

hockney held the pistol gangsta style with his right hand. keyser soze and the one who killed keaton hold the gun in their right hand.

[@kwolf2145]

If you don't mind subtitles then the best mystery movie you can watch is oldboy (2003), a korean film.

[@mamagucci85]

And *Stigmata" & "The 13th Warrior"!!

[@JudeauChop]

It's a little extreme, but the Korean film Oldboy is a pretty great mystery/revenge film. I would put it in the ranks of Seven and the Usual Suspects.

[@ianthomas1201]

Don't you threaten me with a good time bro!

[@bennalexanderleyland9088]

It is so much better than both of them

[@creativitycell]

Never seen you so pleased with yr usual top notch deductive movie reasoning! 😆❤️😎🇬🇧

[@FrancoisDressler]

L.A. Confidential and Frank Darabont's The Mist would be cool reacts

[@MrLorenzovanmatterho]

Remember this is 1995, $3million is a lot more money back then. Gay Byrne is from Dublin so he has an Irish accent but not the common one, horse=harse etc and dropping his h's, three=tree etc.

[@michaelbrown9301]

Lady, you are GOOD! I didnt know till the end. I saw it when it came out.

[@ElHombreSinNombre]

Show her anything by David Lynch, I recommend Lost Highway, Mulholland Drive or Blue Velvet.

[@squirtdakitty6852]

Good fucking luck

[@FabioLovaglio]

In '95 no one was so familiar with Spacey and no one was so used to these kind of twists so, of course now looks pretty obvious but at the time it blew everybody's mind. The real biggest tell was Verbal subtle smirk when the cop was leading towards blaming Keaton being Kaiser Souze, that's the moment when Verbal realizes he could just feed that narrative, fill the cop ego by making him think he cracked the case, beautifully written.

[@shainewhite2781]

21:19, he used all the clues in his office to give him a false story from start to finish.

[@ApesAmongUs]

Oceans 11:Usual Suspects::Bambi:Deer Hunter

[@mamagucci85]

Mrs. Movies is one of my favorite people ever. She's so funny 😁 ! I'm loving your channel 👍🏼👏🏼

[@YouMeTheMovies]

Thank you so much!!

[@SixxsBunker]

One of my all time favorite movies! You guys rock!

[@billymuellerTikTok]

saw this in the theater when it came out - everyone gave it a standing ovation

[@NoLegacyLeft]

When this came out, Kevin Spacey was not a well known actor. It is much easier to guess like 20+ years later after countless films. You just don't get the same impact as when it came out.

[@cwdkidman2266]

Kevin Spacey is ALWAYS the best actor in whatever he's in. Especially American Beauty, where he.played a normal guy.

[@subitman12]

Have you've seen 'Clue'? It's a comedy mystery movie based on the board game.

[@YouMeTheMovies]

I think she has, but I will ask.

[@faolon9343]

If you guys haven't seen it yet, I'd recommend Knives Out for a murder mystery. It's a great film on top of being a great murder mystery.

[@darkvader8057]

He’s definitely in the Mandalorian

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

"Saw" has a fantastic twist at the end. And the first isn't as gory as people think.

[@meminustherandomgooglenumbers]

It's not any real accent. He made it up as a way to make the character memorable since he dies early in the movie.

[@tomski120]

"Sliding doors" would be interesting

[@winterfell_forever]

I was too much envolved in rooting for Keating throughout the movie, so the little details that point to Spacey went over my head till the end. :P I would watch LA Confidential, for a straightforward "who dunnit", which does homage to the "Noir" detective stories of the 1940s, or "The prestige" for a mistery with more existencial meaning (last one masterfully directed by Ch. Nolan).

[@Fangtorn]

I never watched this movie until recently because I saw the first Scary Movie when I was a kid and they spoof the ending, so I always knew who Keyser Soze was, but it's still a great film that still holds up. At first I thought it was a kinda cheating the way they cut to Spacey on the dock after Soze kills various people, and how he fakes being crippled even when no one is around, but considering it's his retelling of events to the police I guess it makes sense, he's an unreliable narrator.

[@kellingc]

When I first say this, it wasn't until Spacy shifts from the lame leg walk to the normal walk. And it was one of the most satisfying twists. One of my favorite suspense is "Rear Window". And not just because it was when I developed a Hugh crush on Grace Kelly. But that one isn't such a hard mystery.

[@JC-ke7mj]

Kevin spacey played a regular dude in the movie "Outbreak ".

[@ToyutahLifein]

Didn't that boat scene look like the beginning of The Naked Gun... maybe for a second, ha...

[@Shoff78]

The Mrs. was sharp on this one! Back when Spacey was still an unknown, it was a pretty cool surprise for most of us. Spacey also played smug jerkfaces to no one's surprise. He played one in an early role in Glengarry Glen Ross (highly recommended watch if you haven't already). Alec Baldwin, Ed Harris, Al Pacino, Alan Arkin, & Jack Lemmon co-star and they are all amazing in it. That's my lead for you. Lots of cussing though!

[@RottenDoctorGonzo]

Hockney is the only one lying down in the cell. "When you're guilty, you know you're caught. You get some rest. You let your guard down."

[@ApesAmongUs]

Flip the detective thing and watch Knives Out. See if you can solve the mystery when they show you who did it at the beginning.

[@vincecommando7575]

The reason for Benicio Del Toro mumbling in this movie. He was trying to impersonate Dustin Hoffman's performance in Dick Tracy (1990). Also the woman who plays the sketch artist Michelle Clunie and the director Bryan Singer have a son together.

[@shainewhite2781]

20:16, the ropes!! He was behind the ropes!

[@pr0_gabby656]

Different kind of mystery/thriller for you would be The Hunt Fir Red October!

[@YouMeTheMovies]

That's a good one, I'll ask the Mrs. if she's seen it.

[@johnlocke9437]

4:04 ropes and hose, ropes and hose, I gotta have more ropes and hose

[@pvilches06]

A true modern Classic of Noir cinema!! I remember the first trailer for this and watching this crime drama but with a supernatural element in the shadow that is called Keyser Soze. The acting was superb and Kevin Spacey hands down deserved his Best Supporting Actor Oscar!! Great to see both of your first time reactions. The Mrs is definitely good at detecting out the whodunit. I would also recommend another classic Clue and a great recent one, Knives Out! 👍👍😊

[@jmutube61191]

You have to watch LA Confidential. Another cop thriller with Kevin Spacey and an ensemble of famous actors. It also has a twist and great storytelling.

[@Gallo_1.6]

the actor who is also in Alien 3 is Pete Poslethwaite. he was in In the Name of the Father with D.D. Lewis. highly recommended.

[@timothyvandenberg2905]

People forget that when this first came out, the twist was a HUGE surprise, as Kevin Spacey was a nobody and the film was flying under the radar.....so the twist was amazing for those who first saw it (like me) in the theaters before there was any hype. Now that the word is out that there's a huge twist, and that Kevin Spacey is an amazing actor (despite his personal life issues), the whole twist thing is now expected & predicted by everyone, which blows the whole fun of watching this in the first place.

[@shainewhite2781]

5:00, this scene is hilarious!

[@charlesballard5251]

Two movies I'd like to see you watch back-to-back are "Murder by Decree" with Christopher Plummer and James Mason as Holmes and Watson, and "From Hell" with Johnny Depp. Both take the same stance on the Ripper murders, and tell essentially the same story.

[@ianthomas1201]

She should watch Shutter Island then. Not sure why, but I wonder if the cowboy here would resist doing a little head beat nod whilst a video about Licorice Whip done by Mr. Smithers from The Simpsons is playing. These are questions that I ponder at night.

[@YouMeTheMovies]

Oh Shutter Island. Adding that to the list. Not sure what you want this cowboy to do tho... Haha

[@mikemantle]

Michael Douglas 1997 "The Game" is a good mystery movie.

[@xtldc]

When I was in college way back in the late 90s, I watched this several times at various friends houses and my gf at the time fell asleep within 30-40 min of the end every time, so she never saw the coolest part. I still talk to her now and then, I’ll have to ask her some day if she ever did see it all the way through.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

There's some weird Mandela Effect shit happening with this movie. I'm 100% certain it was a Steven Soderbergh film. I wrote a paper on it in college. But no record agrees with me now, except the paper.