Was "Verbal" really Keyser Söze?
>>84943464
No.
>>84943464
Have you seen the movie?! It was pretty clear Gabriel Byrne was Soze. They even said it in the end.
>>84943464
Im Keyser Soze
it said he was him on the bottom of that mug. that's how he knew who he was.
>>84943861
The ending of this movie was immaculate editing.
Aside from that, surprisingly forgettable beyond the characters.
Surprisingly, Spacey actually looks like a Turk, so good casting
>>84944556
>surprisingly forgettable beyond the characters.
I noticed that too. But the good thing about it being so forgettable is that every time I watch it I feel like I'm watching it anew (except for the spoiler)
>>84943464
Way to fall for the meme OP
Everyone knows there's no Keyser Söze
>>84943464
Well Soze literally means verbal in Turkish, so I'd assume so, yes.
>>84944607
I find the value of rewatching this is trying to figure out what parts actually happened and which parts are the bullshit he's selling Cullon.
OMG! SPOILERS! YOU ASSHOLE!!!!!!!!!!!!! RAAAAAAAGH!
Seriously, though. I did have someone ruin this movie for me. Just as I was about to start watching it, two friends who had already seen it were talking and one blurted out "hey, wasn't it great when he starts walking normally?"
>>84943464
If he made up all the characters, then how come Kobayashi was real and picked him up at the end?
>>84944579
>not Andy Serkis
>>84946481
His name probably wasn't Kobayashi, dingus
>>84946541
We saw him at the end, dumsky
>>84946481
He didn't make everything up. Only some of it, or twisted other things to lead the cops on a wild goose chase.
>>84946978
His actual name was Fred Hung
>>84946279
This is reason to end friendship. The creepy vibe I got when he started walking normally was something you don't get from many films