No one is perfect

Carli 2022-04-22 07:01:02

The plot of the very suspect is ups and downs, but upon closer inspection, it seems a little illogical. A mafia boss, a legendary figure, why would he spend such a large circle to kill a person, and finally expose his appearance. , seems illogical, but if there is no surviving worker in the end, is it all perfect? The lame man is undoubtedly Caesar. There are not so many conspiracies. All this is just his negligence. Letting the worker survive and taking action in person is just Caesar's behavior. After all, no one is more reliable than himself, and it also makes Caesar more mysterious. , even if the appearance is exposed, the police do not have enough evidence to charge him, so this is still a perfect crime. But some were unexpected.

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Extended Reading
  • Hubert 2022-03-24 09:01:03

    I thought it would burn my brain, but I didn't expect it to burn only.

  • Tara 2022-04-24 07:01:01

    "Wu Shuang" completely follows its structure, which makes the ending of "Wu Shuang" seem very strange. But the text story of "Wu Shuang" involving heroic idols and love is more interesting than this one. One more star for the initial concept, the first one is novel, and the later ones are invalid. Spacey is also a humanoid spoiler...

The Usual Suspects quotes

  • Redfoot the Fence: You guys interested in any more work?

    McManus: We're always looking for extra work.

    Keaton: We're on vacation.

    Redfoot the Fence: Well. That's too bad. I got a ton of work and I don't have any good people. Not like you guys.

    McManus: What's the job?

    Redfoot the Fence: There's this jeweler out of Texas named Saul. He rents a suite, some downtown hotel. Does free appraisals for people, sometimes he buys, sometimes he doesn't. Anyway, the word is he carries around a lotta cash. So I figure, I keep the merchandise, you keep the green. Simple.

    Hockney: What about security?

    Redfoot the Fence: Couple of bodyguards. Nothing you couldn't handle.

    McManus: Give me time to check it out?

    Redfoot the Fence: I expect nothing less from you, man.

    McManus: Good to see you. We'll call you.

    Redfoot the Fence: Good to see you too.

    McManus: All right.

    Redfoot the Fence: Enjoy LA. Get yourself laid.

  • Verbal: [last line of the film] And like that... he's gone.