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At the end of the movie, Verbal Kint's limp disappears as he gets into 'Kobayashi's' car and drives away. If you were to add an Easter egg to the film, what would you shoot? Would it be Detective Kujan's despairing face, or 'Keyser Söze' revealing a completely new and different expression in the car?
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8/17/2025
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After the shocking twist in the interrogation room, will Detective Dave Kujan's next day at work be the longest of his career? Will he resign, go insane, or spend the rest of his life chasing the ghost of 'Keyser Söze'?
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8/17/2025
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Why were those five suspects, all seasoned and hardened criminals, so easily manipulated by 'Verbal', who appeared to be the weakest and most inconspicuous? Does this suggest that the greatest fear often stems from the unknown rather than visible power?
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8/17/2025
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What differences did you notice upon rewatching this film? Which details (e.g., Verbal's glances, subtle movements) made you realize 'the clues were right in front of us all along'?
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8/17/2025
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If these five suspects were to form a band, what do you think the band would be called? What instrument would each person play?
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8/17/2025
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Was Dean Keeton truly a 'good man' trying to reform, or a more cunning con artist who even deceived himself? In his final gaze at 'Verbal', was it shock, sudden realization, or a kind of 'so that's how it is' relief?
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8/17/2025
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If this movie were remade today, which actors do you think would be best suited to play the five suspects and Detective Cuckoo?
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8/17/2025
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Is the character 'Kobayashi' truly the lawyer for 'Keyser Söze', or is he an actor playing a role to assist Verbal in the performance?
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8/17/2025
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Among all the names and place names that Verbal Kint copied from the bulletin board (such as 'Quartet Barber Shop' and 'Red Foot'), which one do you find the most interesting and least likely to appear in a gangster story?
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8/17/2025
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Was Fenster's famous, incomprehensible line ('Hand me the keys, you cocksucker') truly an offhand remark, or had he already seen through something and was issuing a warning in a way that others couldn't understand?
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8/17/2025
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The greatest "trick" in the film exploits the audience's habitual thinking—we always tend to sympathize with the underdog. Besides "lameness," what other traits do you think Verbal used to disguise himself?
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8/17/2025
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When you first watched this movie, at what moment did you start suspecting Verbal Kint? Or were you fooled until the very end, just like Detective Kujan?
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8/17/2025
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In the famous 'lineup identification' scene, if those men hadn't laughed but had completed the process seriously, would they still have formed a team 'without fighting but becoming friends' as they did later? Or was that chaos and shared mockery of authority the catalyst for their alliance?
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8/17/2025
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Assuming Keaton survived the dock shootout and learned Verbal's true identity. Do you think he would seek revenge or disappear, knowing he could never defeat this devil?
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8/17/2025
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Regarding the bloody story of 'Keyser Söze' killing his own family as told by Verbal Kint during interrogation, do you think it actually happened, or is it the most vicious lie he fabricated to create the 'demon' image?
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8/17/2025
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Setting aside the plot and focusing solely on "handsomeness index", how would you rank these five suspects (Keaton, McManus, Fenster, Hockney, Verbal)?
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8/17/2025
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How much sooner would Detective Kuko have uncovered the truth if he had been less arrogant, trusted his colleague's intuition earlier, or hadn't spilled that cup of coffee? Would the outcome have been different?
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8/17/2025
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At the end of the movie, that sketch of Caesar Suzzi that arrived late from the fax machine—what warnings or messages do you think were written on it besides the portrait?
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8/17/2025
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All legends about 'Keyser Söze' in the movie are narrated by Verbal. If you were to retell this story from another character's perspective, such as the surviving Hungarian, how would it differ?
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8/17/2025
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