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* MemeticBadass: Keyser Söze. But then again with a reputation like his, the title is downright inevitable.
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* MemeticBadass: Keyser Söze. But Söze, but then again again, with a reputation like his, the title is downright inevitable.
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** The Hungarian that Jack Baer is interrogating has [[TwoFaced half his face]] bandaged from severe burns. Baer is played by Creator/GiancarloEsposito, [[spoiler:whose character Gus Fring in ''Series/BreakingBad'' [[Recap/BreakingBadS4E13FaceOff dies in an explosion that blows off half of his face.]]]]
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** The Hungarian that whom Jack Baer is interrogating has [[TwoFaced half his face]] bandaged from severe burns. Baer is played by Creator/GiancarloEsposito, [[spoiler:whose character Gus Fring in ''Series/BreakingBad'' [[Recap/BreakingBadS4E13FaceOff dies in an explosion that blows off half of his face.]]]]
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* DesignatedHero: David Kujan. He’s rude, condescending, abusive and borderline corrupt. Granted, he’s dedicated to his job and wants to make sure the case is solved properly but you really couldn’t tell him from the criminals he’s trying to put in prison . Yes, [[spoiler:Verbal is lying through his teeth about everything]] but Kujan’s actions which includes strong arming him, threatening to plant false evidence on and of course vowing to put a contract on his life if he doesn’t tell him the truth was very excessive. In the end you can’t help but feel a little bit happy that Kujan [[BreakTheHaughty got taken down a huge peg]] as [[spoiler:Verbal/Keyser Söze gets away scott free.]]
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* DesignatedHero: David Kujan. He’s rude, condescending, abusive abusive, and borderline corrupt. Granted, he’s dedicated to his job and wants to make sure the case is solved properly properly, but you really couldn’t tell him from the criminals he’s trying to put in prison . prison. Yes, [[spoiler:Verbal is lying through his teeth about everything]] everything]], but Kujan’s actions -- which includes strong arming include strong-arming him, threatening to plant false evidence on him, and of course course, vowing to put a contract on his life if he doesn’t tell him the truth was -- were very excessive. In the end you can’t help but feel a little bit happy that Kujan [[BreakTheHaughty got taken down a huge peg]] as [[spoiler:Verbal/Keyser Söze gets away scott free.scot-free.]]
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** The Hungarian that Jack Baer is interrogating has [[TwoFaced half his face]] bandaged from severe burns. Baer is played by Creator/GiancarloEsposito, whose character Gus Fring in ''Series/BreakingBad'' [[spoiler:[[Recap/BreakingBadS4E13FaceOff dies in an explosion that blows off half of his face.]]]]
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** The Hungarian that Jack Baer is interrogating has [[TwoFaced half his face]] bandaged from severe burns. Baer is played by Creator/GiancarloEsposito, whose [[spoiler:whose character Gus Fring in ''Series/BreakingBad'' [[spoiler:[[Recap/BreakingBadS4E13FaceOff [[Recap/BreakingBadS4E13FaceOff dies in an explosion that blows off half of his face.]]]]
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* AssPull: One of the more common criticisms of the film is that there's ''very'' little concrete {{foreshadowing}} that [[spoiler:most of Kint's story is [[UnreliableNarrator completely fabricated]]]], leading to the climactic twist effectively coming out of nowhere. Understandably, this leads some viewers feeling shortchanged for [[spoiler:bothering to pay close attention to the details of Kint's story]], since it ultimately turns out that [[spoiler:none of it really matters]].
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* AluminumChristmasTrees: The emeralds the crew steal in their initial heist look like cheap costume jewelry. They were actually real emeralds loaned to the filmmakers from a bank.
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** The scene where Kujan begins realizing that everything Verbal told him is either partially or wholly untrue, just a little too late for him to stop or catch Verbal.
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** The scene where Kujan begins [[spoiler:begins realizing that everything Verbal told him is either partially or wholly untrue, just a little too late for him to stop or catch Verbal.]]
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** Creator/GiancarloEsposito was already a fairly prolific character actor by the time he played Jack Baer, but he's now famous as Gus Fring of ''Series/BreakingBad'' and ''Series/BetterCallSaul'', along with [[BigBad Moff Gideon]] in ''Series/TheMandalorian.''
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** Creator/GiancarloEsposito was already a fairly prolific character actor by the time he played Jack Baer, but he's now famous far better known to and recognized by the general public after roles such as Gus Fring of ''Series/BreakingBad'' and ''Series/BetterCallSaul'', along with [[BigBad Moff Gideon]] in ''Series/TheMandalorian.''''Series/TheMandalorian'', and Stan Edgar on ''[[Series/TheBoys2019 The Boys]]''.
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* SignatureScene: The line-up, to the point it's the movie poster and the VanityPlate for Creator/BryanSinger's company.
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* SignatureScene: SignatureScene:
** The line-up, to the point it's the movie poster and the VanityPlate for Creator/BryanSinger'scompany.company.
** The scene where Kujan begins realizing that everything Verbal told him is either partially or wholly untrue, just a little too late for him to stop or catch Verbal.
** The line-up, to the point it's the movie poster and the VanityPlate for Creator/BryanSinger's
** The scene where Kujan begins realizing that everything Verbal told him is either partially or wholly untrue, just a little too late for him to stop or catch Verbal.
