Am I the only one?

Rating: Null/10 (17 May 2002)

WARNING, SPOILERS
I have just seen this movie for the first time, and I loved it. Truly. But I was seeing the end coming from quite a while ago.
I mean, in this kind of movies with a "mistery man", the guilty one is usually the less predictable. So here we have a crippled man (who therefore cannot be a cruel, reckless, invincible assassin), who is the only survivor (except for the comma guy) and moreover, who is the one telling the story! I had some bells ringing over me...
In fact, I was quite surprised with the first pseudo-ending in which we are told that Keaton is Kayzer Soze. In the last interrogation scenes I was watching closely Kints' arm to see if he moved it, or switched his paralyzed side (he doesn't).
And I'm not one of those who always predict the endings. It didn't happen in other twist-end movies such as The 6th Sense, The Fight Club or The Others. Maybe today I was somehow inspired.
Nevertheless, I enjoyed this movie a lot and it surely deserves a high rating, let's say 8 over 10.