The Usual Suspect came out in 1995. Directed by Bryan Singer and written by Christopher McQuaerrie. This film stars Stephen Baldwin, Gabriel Byrne, Benicio del Toro, Chazz Palminteri. Kevin Pollak, Pete Postletwaite and Kevin Spacney.
The film begins with a boat exploding, we also see a man dressed in full black who we then see drop a cigarette on the floor to set the boat alight. There are five men lined up for questioning about the event, they're made to repeat a sentence. The first man on the right is in question about the whole event. We get show what happens through his flash back to the night of the event. We are made to believe that there is a man called Keyser Soze, he's displayed as a man who would kill anyone who gets in his way, even his own family. Roger 'verbal' Kint is very scared of this man and gets very uncomfortable, even to the point he gets emotional when the ditective is questioning him abut this man. We are believed at this point that he is a victim to all of. The flash backs he keeps on having makes us believe that he's the victim, it doesn't come together until the very end when we are shown that he is actually protending to be someone he isn't, we find out that he's actually the villain. He has made such a disks of himself then he even went as far to pretend he has a limp. We are very mislead through this whole film as it has a lot of mystery to it's storyline.
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