Deceive naive people with plot twist

Rating: 1/10 (23 November 2011)

It's a kind of movie that makes people feel smart figuring out the twist, so that means movies like that will always be overrated even being shitty. Everyone is curious and wants to find out the truth. Oh, the movie has some shoot-out scenes that are fairly acceptable, though the plot and the point of the movie are the interrogatory, Verbal - Kevin Spacey, is being interrogated by a tough cop, who is Söze, who is Söze ? Söze is a myth, nobody knows him, everyone works for him and still doesn't know.
Söze is a kind of God that the movie never explains, that's Söze, that's all we know. Verbal is cynical and the cop impatience, so I should be asking myself while watching the movie for hearing the same Söze all the time, "Who is Söze" ? ***SPOILER***SPOILER*** In the end the cop realizes that Söze is probably Verbal, finally, now I know, the film is smart and great. How come didn't I think of that ? Thanks.
Every character is one-dimensional, even Kint, I would be naive If I bought the end of the movie. The movie is all about deceiving people in a fast way. The last time I felt deceived watching a movie was also with Kevin Spacey, The Life of David Gale, another shitty movie.
You want a good one on cops, criminals and surprises as the movie goes on ? Watch L.A. Confidential, it's a much better movie, I guarantee.