MIDDLE AGE MOVIE REVIEWS
Episode 87 - The Usual Suspects
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In this episode of the Middle Age Movie News Podcast, Tim, Matt, Joey and Rick are joined by Jeff S. from MCU Bleeding Edge. The guys delve into the 1995 film 'The Usual Suspects,' exploring its intricate plot, character dynamics, and the standout performance by Kevin Spacey.
They discuss their first impressions of the film, the iconic lineup scene, and the storytelling techniques that make the film a classic. The conversation also touches on the film's themes of deception and truth, as well as the impact of its twist ending. Overall, the episode provides a comprehensive analysis of a film that has left a lasting legacy in the crime thriller genre.
In this in-depth analysis of 'The Usual Suspects', the conversation explores the intricate character dynamics, the masterful storytelling techniques employed by Bryan Singer, and the significant twist involving Kaiser Soze.
The reveal of Kaiser Soze is highlighted as a pivotal moment that showcases the film's clever structure and layered character motivations.
Find out this and more on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast
Where to Find Jeff S. https://www.youtube.com/@themcusbleedingedge
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Death Clock - Death Clock 2,800 hours of movies
Is it worth taking the time to tick off your Death Clock?
1 hour and 46 mins
Tim: YES Tim's Remaining Death Clock
(2,707 hours and 39 Min)
Matt: YES Matt's Remaining Death Clock
(2,682 hours and 41 Min)
Joey: YES Joey’s Remaining Death Clock
(2,711 hours and 39 Min)
Rick: YES Rick's Remaining Death Clock
(2,756 hours and 21 Min)
Jeff S.: NO
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