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***FULL REACTION*** THE USUAL SUSPECTS (Patreon)

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2023-02-27 22:54:34
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Movie Run Time: 1:46:11

You will need your own copy of the movie to watch along! 😁

Was anyone else as confused as I was first time watching this? 🤔

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Bartleby

So this film is a crime story. But it would also fall specifically under the genre of “Neo-Noir” Neo meaning new, and noir referring to the genre “noir” or “film noir” A popular genre of crime fiction from the 1930s and 1940s in both movies and books. It was known for the characteristics of gritty crime stories of hard boiled detectives or criminals in the dark criminal underworld. A voice over narration was a common characteristic of film noir. Another characteristic was its distinct visual style. Generally dark atmosphere lighting. So “The Usual Suspects” falls in this genre of neo-noir. A couple other great neo-noir crime stories for you to check out some time. “Sin City” (2005) “Wild at Heart” (1990) “Mulholland Drive” (2001) “Memento” (2000)

3dbadboy1

Interesting when Rabin talked about the mess in his office, he said that it all makes sense if you just take a step back and view the whole thing.

Lee Pitman

Fabulous reaction, Dawn. You are very clever, certainly smarter than I am. There was one thing you got wrong. The stolen emeralds you thought looked fake were real gemstones, lent to the production. Kevin Spacey met with doctors and experts on cerebral palsy to discuss how it might affect his characterization. The title came from a famous line from Casablanca (1942): "Round up the usual suspects". Writer Christopher McQuarrie's inspiration for the character of Keyser Soze was a real-life murderer by the name of John List, who murdered his family and then disappeared for 17 years.