"The Greatest Trick The Devil Ever Pulled Was Convincing The World He Didn't Exist"

Rating: 10/10 (25 September 2005)

This movie is a true classic indeed. I have just watched this movie for the second time, and unlike most other movies, I enjoyed it just as thoroughly as, if not more than my first viewing.
This is one of those movies that you don't tend to forget easily. It is an intriguing and interesting story that sucks you in, and then the brilliantly thought out conclusion turns everything upside down, and you leave the room still shocked by the conclusion. Halfway through the movie, you pick how you think the movie will end and you become satisfied with your decision, and just when you think you have the movie completely figured out, its turns around and completely surprises you.
A dope deal gone wrong ends with many men dead and only a few survivors. One of those survivors; a cripple, tells his side of the story. Five unusual criminals meet at a line up, and become partners in crime. They complete some jobs, and get some money and they think they're on top of the world. Then they find out that they have ticked off the master criminal; Keyser Soze, and they owe him. So they get given a difficult task. They have to stop a 9.1 million dollar dope deal. This all leads up to the perfect shock ending.
The standard of acting in this movie is excellent, particularly the part played by Kevin Spacey. Mr Spacey (in my opinion) has the hardest role in this movie, and he pulls it off like an A grade actor should.
This movie is ingenious and a true masterpiece and everyone should give it a try.
10/10