Kevin Spacey's film The Usual Suspects is something I don't like, and I like all the other movies. But the No. 1 actor is Samuel L. Jackson, who is also one of my favorite tough guys. He has played villains and supporting roles, but his superb black acting skills are deeply imprinted in my mind.
At the beginning of the film, it seems to be an ordinary hostage-taking case, and the hostages are successfully rescued under Danny's excellent negotiating skills, but the story does not really begin with this. In a murder case, under the circumstance of conclusive evidence, Danny was identified as the murderer. Whether Danny was the murderer or not, he knew best. When everyone outside believed that he had killed someone, he made a shocking decision. The hostage-taking demands negotiations with the aim of finding the real killer. This is why he asked Spinn to negotiate with him, but because there were too many bad guys in the police station, there were various accidents during the negotiation, but this also caused some worms to slowly reveal his true nature. The comedy also makes sense that Speen and the hostages and some of the police believe in Danny, which also makes the story develop.
I won't say too much about the plot, it doesn't make much sense. As long as the film gives me a maddening feeling, the negotiator takes hostages and confronts another negotiator, this is the real ace vs ace. The sudden hostage-taking made me excited. I thought Danny was just scaring the guy, but I didn't expect a hostage-taking action to unfold so quickly. Still thinking about how Danny convinces everyone that he is not the murderer, and still thinking about who is the real mastermind, all the answers are answered in this action. The ups and downs of the period, Danny's calm response, and Speen's non-pedantic actions all make this play worthwhile. Believe me I'm not wrong
I like this movie and I like good movies
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