Perfect, the best thriller ever made.

Rating: 10/10 (9 July 1999)

I loved this movie when I first saw it and still love it as much as the first time I saw it. This is an excellent example to describe a work-of-art. Bryan Singer took six good actors and by creating a certain relation between all of them created a masterpiece of American cinema. Byrne, Baldwin, and Pollak are especially good as the main criminals but Spacey is the one who carries this movie to stardom as he brilliantly embodies Verbal Kint.
The action scenes are excellent and the police line-up at the beginning movie is very very good. Although this movie is primarily a thriller-action movie, Singer managed to squeeze in some scenes of humor (the line-up has its very funny moments). "The usual suspects" grab your attention directly at the beginning of their crimes and won't let you go until they know that Keyser Sose is dead or off their track. However Sose has his own plans about their destiny and is ready to make them work at all costs just like you should see it at all costs.