Neat tricks don't make great films - sick of plot twists

Rating: Null/10 (28 September 2003)

This movie places very highly on the top 250 list, when I find it difficult to even see it in the top 250 at all. I think if you look at the top 250 list in general, it seems movies with plot twists tend to place higher than they really should.
Am I alone on this? Do people really think all it takes to make a great film is a tricky / twisted plot?
Honestly, this movie's acting was ok, the characters were somewhat interesting, the plot was neat, and the cinematography was standard except for the black and white idea (which really isn't that impressive at all). It definitely isn't a memorable film - although maybe that's what they were going for.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that any movie with a plot twist gets bumped up a minimum of fifty spots or so (in this case alot more) making the list difficult to trust when looking for ideas for films to pick up. Maybe its just the fact that just "getting" a tricky movie makes people feel proud or intellectual or something, and then forces them to go on telling everyone how much they loved movie.