In your opinion what are the best mystery thrillers of the last years?
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"SAW"\n\nI watch it together my my boyfriend and his sister. It's totally frightening. I don't want to get home that night and insist him to accompany me and sleep together.
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pulp fiction\ngoodfellas\nleathal weapon\ndonnie brasco\ndie hard\nthe shawshank redemption\nmermaids\nfrom dusk til dawn\nrounders\ncasino\ngood will hunting
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Snatch\nThe Astrount's Wife\nButterfly Effect\nThe Devil's Advocate\nPi\nThe Ninth Gate\nThe Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind\n\nI can think of lots more...but try alll of the above mentioned, you won't regret.\nThey'll keep you intense up to the very end...maybe more!!
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I love the usual suspects. Even my mother love tht movie and she normally hated everything with lots of bad language. Kevin Spacey is awesome in tht film. It's one of those films that I make my friends watch if they have never seen it. I love how the plot slowly giving a picture of Keyser Soze. It's so great how are the names are in the one room.
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I like a good Thriller
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Here are my Top 10. \n\n1. Hostage 2005\n2. Poseidon 2006\n3. The Amityville Horror 2005\n4. Firewall 2005\n5. Slither 2006\n6. Feast 2006\n7. Monster House 2006\n8. SAW 2 2005\n9. Over The Hedge 2006\n10. Inside Man 2005
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Awww, Misery.  Thanks.  Now I feel really special.  ♥\n\nI'm reading The Ambler Warning by Robert Ludlum.  (The dude that wrote The Bourne Identity.)  Anyway, it's a fantastic read & the pace is incredible.
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The searchers by far\nTruly the best..\nIts an epic.
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Reader's Digest Reader's Choice, Edgar and BCA Mystery Thriller of the Year.  Some of his books have had additional recognition as well.
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I don't know what kind of movie you like. I watched Mission Impossible 3 last week and The Da Vinci Code last night. They both were great to watch.
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Alice Sebold's book "The Lovely Bones" is an interesting twist on the usual mystery.\nCarol O'Connell's "Judas Child" really held my interest.\nI just re-read Carl Hiaasen's "StripTease" and laughed my butt off all over again... it's a mystery in a  Florida setting  with plenty of droll humor thrown in. \nAce Atkins is a new writer to me but I really thought "Dark End of the Street "was a great read.\nAlso "Mary, Mary" by James Patterson.\n "Iron Orchid" by Stuart Woods.\nDon't forget "The DaVinci Code"... a testy subject that is very well written.\nIf you have never read Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood" ...it is my favorite book and is simply a spell-binding tale told by a master craftsman. It is the first example of the non-fiction novel and Capote did a bang-up job of creating both mystery and thrilling tension.
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Mine is sci-fi or horror. I love the mystery and the freaky places your mind takes you, and the way the genres make you think about things in a different way.
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anything from dennis lehane or greg iles
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"Clerks" was good.\n\n"Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead"  was pretty amusing, too.
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I watched the movie Stay last night (Ewan McGregor and Ryan Gosling). A confusing psychological thriller, but very good.\nYou have to pay a lot of attention though.
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"The Way of the Gun" is a good one; Benicio Del Toro, Ryan Phillipe and lots of shooting!\n"Traffic" is brilliant\n"The Score" (Edward Norton is amazing in this),  "Ronin",  "Jackie Brown" and "Cop Land" are all exciting films, especially if you like De Niro. \nI particularly recommend "Cop Land".\nThe old Richard Gere film "Primal Fear" has a real twist at the end.\nThe serial killer movies: "Along Came a Spider" and "Kiss The Girls" are both really good; then again most of Morgan Freeman's movies are.\nFunny, I read the book "Blood Work" and about two weeks ago I sat down (half way through) to watch a Clint Eastwood film and what do you know?\nYou know the writer (Michael Connelly) killed off that character (Eastwood portrayed) in a later book.
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The Da Vinci Code\n\n'tis great