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Love how they put the tagline right next to....well...
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I once dated a woman who simply had to know how a movie ended before she saw it. I should recommend this to her. All that cover needs is a big, red arrow.
What are you talking about ? There is no Keyser Soze!!! 
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Any word on whether this is a new version of the film, or another repress of the existing disc?
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Looks like somebody fell for the greatest trick.Simon Massey said:What are you talking about ? There is no Keyser Soze!!!
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Saw The Usual Suspects at the MGM screen 1, Dolby Stereo. I liked the film from the moment the score started by John Ottman, it had an otherworldly dark deepness to it that says. The story is going to be grim.
I'm pleased with DVD and it a film that is only played once in many moons and I can always use the upscale 1080p to give the DVD a bit more life.
I liked the dialogue on the film I found it to be captivating and pulled me deeper and deeper into it. Sound effects was neat when action scenes came up or subtle sounds of the police station when Verbal, is being questioned.
The ending was nicely done and what a surprise... and like that he's gone.
I'm pleased with DVD and it a film that is only played once in many moons and I can always use the upscale 1080p to give the DVD a bit more life.
I liked the dialogue on the film I found it to be captivating and pulled me deeper and deeper into it. Sound effects was neat when action scenes came up or subtle sounds of the police station when Verbal, is being questioned.
The ending was nicely done and what a surprise... and like that he's gone.
Scott Merryfield
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Terrific film that holds up to repeat viewings even after you know the answer to the Keyser Soze riddle. I would be surprised if this was a new transfer, though. It just seems like another anniversary repackaging job.
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Great article about this movie (caution - major spoilers):
http://fictionmachine.com/2014/10/06/the-greatest-trick-the-devil-ever-pulled-the-usual-suspects-1995/
http://fictionmachine.com/2014/10/06/the-greatest-trick-the-devil-ever-pulled-the-usual-suspects-1995/
