Originally posted by lolof
The Usual Suspects - fantastic film!

I got to see this a little over a year ago when someone at work lent me their DVD. It blew me away, and I've been a Kevin Spacey fan ever since.

Originally posted by Suzianne
I got to see this a little over a year ago when someone at work lent me their DVD. It blew me away, and I've been a Kevin Spacey fan ever since.

It's truly amazing, brilliant acting and absolutely unpredictable end.

Originally posted by Suzianne
I don't do Facebook, and you couldn't force me to do Facebook. I value my privacy.

Majority of people on it regret it now... me included.

Originally posted by lolof
It's truly amazing, brilliant acting and absolutely unpredictable end.

It was my favorite movie, after about 10 times i've kind of killed it now though. One of the best all time for sure.

Originally posted by Trev33
It was my favorite movie, after about 10 times i've kind of killed it now though. One of the best all time for sure.

That's what I do too - when I love a film, I watch it over and over until I know every scene and every line.

But The Usual Suspects had to be seen again to understand.

Originally posted by Suzianne
I got to see this a little over a year ago when someone at work lent me their DVD. It blew me away, and I've been a Kevin Spacey fan ever since.

A year ago??? Jesus. That film has to be about 15 years old now at least...

Originally posted by darvlay
A year ago??? Jesus. That film has to be about 15 years old now at least...

Well, excuse me, Mr. Ebert. It came out in 1995. I was busy doing other things, didn't have a lot of time for movies.

Originally posted by darvlay
A year ago??? Jesus. That film has to be about 15 years old now at least...

Think it came out in 94.

Originally posted by lolof
That's what I do too - when I love a film, I watch it over and over until I know every scene and every line.

But The Usual Suspects had to be seen again to understand.

I know what you mean, fight club was the same. The next couple of times after the first viewing made you see things you had missed before.

Originally posted by Suzianne
Well, excuse me, Mr. Ebert.

You're the one quoting Network in their profile and being smug about it.

Originally posted by darvlay
You're the one quoting Network in their profile and being smug about it.

And if you ever noticed, it came out the year I was born. I didn't see it until like 25 years after it came out.

Originally posted by Suzianne
Well, excuse me, Mr. Ebert. It came out in 1995. I was busy doing other things, didn't have a lot of time for movies.

Well let me recommend a couple more for you:

Reservoir Dogs
Trainspotting
Se7en
Pulp Fiction
Boogie Nights
Fargo

Check em' out

Originally posted by Suzianne
And if you ever noticed, it came out the year I was born. I didn't see it until like 25 years after it came out.

Oh right! I had totally noticed that. Of course I know what year you were born.

....This is a thread about privacy, right?

Originally posted by darvlay
Oh right! I had totally noticed that. Of course I know what year you were born.

....This is a thread about privacy, right?

pffffft.

Originally posted by darvlay
Well let me recommend a couple more for you:

Reservoir Dogs
Trainspotting
Se7en
Pulp Fiction
Boogie Nights
Fargo

Check em' out

Reservoir Dogs seen it, I'm a Tarentino fan, seen all of his except Jackie Brown (dunno how I missed it)
Trainspotting have not seen it
Se7en seen it
Pulp Fiction seen it
Boogie Nights have not seen it
Fargo seen it

I came out of my cave some time ago, you know. lol. I have a Blu-ray player and a Vizio widescreen TV.