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Last year I worked on a western movie in Montana and Gabriel Byrne was one the leads. My 3rd day there the transpo lady threw me a set of keys and asked if I could take Gabriel Byrne into town so he could get groceries, of course I said yes. We went into this small town and hardly spoke, a little about the weather, I brought him back to his place and the other PA came to get me. I knocked on Gabriel's door and said, "Alright Mr Byrne I'm taking off". He said "Ok Red it's nice to meet u and I'll see u on set", I said "yeah, I almost called y Keyser Soze earlier". He started laughing and the next day he asked the producers if I can drive him to set everyday, he was such a professional and a kind man, wrote me a letter of recommendation after the production.

I remember renting this back in the day (back when you went to Blockbuster) and I asked the guy at the desk about the movie. He responded, "it's a good movie, do you care if I spoil it?" and I told him, no I don't care, because I didn't know anything about it. His response was "they get the gold at the end", I was so focused on where the hell the gold was that they get that I was completely blindsided by the ending. It was probably one of the most enjoyable movie experiences of all time for me. I now always respond with "they get the gold at the end" whenever someone asks me about spoilers on a movie.

My wife tells me the entire reason she married me was because I took her to see this movie on our first date. She hates "date movies" and the fact that I took her to see a crime thriller was "refreshing."

Each of the villain actors was privately told by the director that their character was actually Kaiser Söze. Definitely a way to bring out their a-game.

I've commented on his reaction before but he's really good at this. He saves his comments for the end. He edits; he doesn't talk over dialogue or interrupt every 3 seconds to tell you how his aunt Mable had a cat named Muffy who reminds him of a cat in the movie. He's good.

I'm old enough to remember when they made great movies. Brilliant ending. One of only three movies I had to watch again immediately. The other two are "Memento" and "Dark City."

I saw this movie as a little kid and my mind was blown. As soon as my family turned it off and switched on the TV, the news said Princess Diana was in a car crash and died, and my mind got blown again. Now I can't ever think of this movie without thinking of Princess Diana dying.

The Sting has one of the best movie twists of all time. This movie is awesome as well.

I highly recommend Curtis Hanson's LA Confidential, given how much you enjoyed this. Absolutely fantastic cast, including Kevin Spacey. Brilliant script, too. Adapted from a massive book into a lean, mean crime thriller

One of the best twist movies, just below The Usual Suspects IMO, is Primal Fear. Stars Richard Gere and Edward Norton. So very good.

I wish Kevin Spacey hadn't turned out to be a creep in RL. He was so great as an actor.

If you haven’t seen it, you should really check out The Game (1997) with Micheal Douglas and Sean Penn. One of the most underrated movies out there. I guarantee it would be one you would never forget.

Oh. My. GAWD. I am SO excited to watch this with you!!! You're gonna fall. In. Love. It's a 90's classic among the finest of its time. Excellent choice sir. Excellent. Choice.

Saw this together with "Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead" both A class thrillers 🎥🤩🙌👍

You can only properly watch this once. Once. Oh. And Gabriel Byrne didn't know who Keyser Sose was until he saw the movie in a theater

13:39 this wasn't scripted, and legit hit Stephen Baldwin near the eye. The pullback was real.

The writer Christopher McQuarrie has written some great movies. One that he wrote and directed after this, The Way of the Gun with Ryan Phillippe and Benicio Del Toro is a cult classic. I don't think anyone has reacted to it yet but you'd get a lot of people excited if you did.

Love ❤️ it that you know Giancarlo Esposito, he was great in Bob Roberts.

Hey Bro. Speaking of 'only Kevin Spacey could'. He WAS well known to those of us of a certain age who watched an excellent undercover pig tv show called 'Wiseguy' in the 80's. He left his unique mark on that show playin an insane, incestuous dopefiend murdering criminal mastermind international arms dealer named Mel Profitt. But yeah, that foot & hand straightening out reveal leaves ery single reactor I've watched with blown minds. Me too, repeatedly. Nice commentary.

I've loved this movie since I saw it in the theater when it came out. Love your attention to detail & recap & appreciation for the film making experience.

Great reaction! I saw this with my brother in the theater in 1995. To this day, it is still my all-time favorite movie.

You should watch Fallen with Denzel Washington and Arlington Road with Tim Robbins

Hes a Customs Officer, he was using the local precincts Office to the question Verbal. He had no idea what was on that board. Kyser played that right..

The end twist, where all the puzzle pieces fall into place…. Perfection!

You have GOT to see Swimming with Sharks, starring Kevin Spacey. You'll see Kevin in his purest form. Darkly funny as hell. Recommend!

Verbal smokes his cigarettes from the beginning in the European way. Very sneaky little hints throughout the movie that he doesn't belong.

The title comes from a line in "Casablanca" (1942).

Another movie with Kevin Spacey you will like is LA Confidential.

The line up scene they kept laughing so much cause del Toro kept farthing so they lost composer made scene even better

One of my favorite movies of all time!! Great reaction!!

So what you're saying is that Skill Share will help my become a criminal? Awesome!

Came here from Shindler's List reaction, found out you are doing reactions to all my favorite movies

An amazing movie. Glade you got around to enjoying it.

Amazing movie. Dude I know this is a great twist, but in 95 when this movie was out it was mind boggling. My friends & I just wandered into this movie one day when I was 19, we had no idea what the movie was about or who was in it. The 6 of us were speechless at the end. Just shocked. Great review. Loved your reaction. So many reactors talk too much, talk over the movie, yell out every thought they have. You were a pleasure to watch. Subbed..

Yep, one of my all time fav's with a twist. You were more observant than most and figured who was the bad guy. Thanks for the reaction.

The Oceans movies also have these type of surprise endings too I’d you haven’t see those

Love this movie!!..Epic...great reaction....the line up scene gets me everytime🤣🤣🤣🤣

I'm new here, bingewatching your reactions to stuff I grew up with. All I'm gonna suggest now is "Revolver" (2005) film. You'll know why I'd suggest it after watching this reaction, but I'm not gonna elaborate any more, don't wanna spoil anything. Keep up the good work.

Great crime film that's gone under the radar that no one has reacted to is 51st State/Formula 51. Stars Robert Carlisle, Samuel L Jackson, Meatloaf & Rhys Ifans. Cracking film.

It is fun to see if reactors start catching on. I actually did catch most of the inconsistencies...but just thought they were minor errors on the writer's part. But each and every inconsistency revealed something. So I caught the hints but never put them together. Brilliant movie. I think the guy who plays "Kobayashi" is the best actor in the movie, and he has competition. Want a similar kind of movie? Watch the Spanish Prisoner. Just as good. And Steve Martin plays (very well I might add) a non-comedic role.

another really good Spacey movie is "K-Pax". Definitely underrated, but really good.

Cool reaction as always C.I., Peace

My guy stretched like a yogi for that skillshare transition hahaha

Jealous that you got to watch it for the first time. I remember my first time watching it and the twist blew my mind. I have watched it dozens of times since then, even when you know the twist it is still so good.

Wow, SkillShare offers modules in Underworld dynamics and criminal skill sets? Fun. Crime doesn't pay, but it makes a great hobby.

Hope Monster Squad is on Your Halloween movie list

One of my all time favorite movies, despite Singer and Spacey being gross human beings...the movie is great.

Check out the movies Lucky number Slevin or Confidence If you like movie ending twists.

Gotta give you credit for trying to make your sponsor work for a video where the content might not be suitable for advertising. Nice work

You should watch The Grey with Liam Neeson.

Brilliant just brilliant 😀😎

If you w want a twist, try Momento

Identity is the next film you should see💊💯🃏🥃

The only other movie with a twist that got me as good as this one was Wild Things (the rest of the movie kinda sucked, but the twist was on par with Usual Suspects)...

Try the movie "Basic" with Samuel Jackson. Another crime story that you have to try and figure out

The Game

Damn reservoir dogs now this !

You wanna see dark crime movies try Craig Zahler.

I've got to agree with another commenter here. Watch Michael Douglas in The Game (1997)

The story has it, that Del Toro farted in that line-up shot, that's why it was hard for the rest of them to keep a poker face.

You liked the movie, rightfully, but you wish you watched it in 96. When nobody knew who Spacey was. The twist was THE mind-fuck of the year, movie-wise. The movie is a classic. And that end, again... the first time, I was bothered by the fact that all we'd watched for two hours was made up shit... except I was watching a movie, fiction, made up shit... that was very interesting to explore, as a kid.

sixth sense

So here's the question - how much of the movie really happened?

Some would say that Sixth Sense has a comparable twist. I'm not saying, I'm just saying. 😉

Please watch the negotiator

You may or may not have just watched a great crime drama. You’ll never actually know for sure.

"The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he did not exist." Fun Fact: The line-up scene was scripted as a serious scene, but after a full day of filming takes where the actors couldn't keep a straight face, director Bryan Singer decided to use the funniest takes. King Blabbermouth Fact: In an interview, Kevin Spacey revealed that Bryan Singer managed to convince every one of the major actors that they were Keyser Soze. When first screened for the company of actors, Gabriel Byrne was so stunned when he found that he wasn't Keyser Soze that he stormed off into the parking lot and argued with Singer for a half hour. Slight Of Hand Fact: Pay close attention to the scenes during and leading up to the line-up at the beginning of the film. Verbal is either not shown or is shown in the background being completely silent during these scenes, hinting that he most likely wasn't actually present in this portion of the story. He is not shown getting arrested to go to the lineup. He is not shown getting interrogated by the police. He is not shown having the conversation with the rest of the men in the holding cell until he is abruptly introduced. The only part of these flashbacks where Verbal is seen the entire time is during the actual line-up scene, when he is asked to repeat the same line as the other criminals.

Gabriel Bryne always interesting in every movie he’s in , the cast was perfect in this classic! Thanks again!

One of the best reveals EVAH!

Ive seen this movie, Seven and LA Confidential. All Kevin Spacey movies. LA Confidential has a better twist than BOTH these movies, one you dont see coming at all, that you dont even think is s possibility

did you watch jojo rabbit?

You do know what's happened with Spacey and Singer in recent years, yeah? I agree with a comment below: at the time, a lot of comparisons were made between this, Reservoir Dogs and Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead. For me, Dogs is the guts, this is the brains and Denver is the heart.

Spacey never always played a creep. The two films you're thinking of, made him. But he has done a lot of other stuff.

Thus is the lesson of the unreliable narrator

try Primal fear if you like a twist

Please give STAR TREK a chance. 🖖

That shirt is fire, old school Batman! 👌 Love your reactions and your choice of movies, CI!

You definately clain to be not a criminal with a batman T on.

Verbal

One of my favorite movies, but it will forever drive me nuts to think about how much of the story he tells the cops is bs, the only thing for sure is that everyone else is dead. The WHOLE story could be a line of crap lol.

I wish I could separate Kevin Spacey from this movie, and enjoy it agin. Ah well. I hope you have a good watch!

K Pax was a good Kevin Spacey movie

🐐 MOVIE !!! GOATED

It's a shame Brian Singer had to turn out to be a terrible individual if you look him up. However, before this was known, like Polanski ... he was talented at his craft.

I love your reactions ❤

I had a friend who walked in and caught the last thirty minutes of the movie. He tried to watch it from the beginning the following day and was like, "Well, shit. I already know it's him!" To this day, he's never watched the film in its entirety. Ha!

Bruh you edited out reaction to the line up scene???

Awesome 🎉

The directors first movie, was terrible...no stars, low budget, bad script...but u could see the talent, on how the story was told, camera work, lighting, suspense. Somehow, this was his second movie!

Saw the movie u reacted a little princess

Plot twist: Kevin Spacey was the criminal all along. 🤔

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