*doesn’t even deserve to be called a film. I will thus call it dirt.

*doesn’t even deserve to be called a film. I will thus call it dirt.

And to that, I say that all of you are entirely crazy.

The Sixth Sense sucked ass just as much as the movies that followed it. Sure the twist itself was good, but the whole thing was boring and slow, just like what all of his other movies sound like (I don’t know about whether they actually were or not. After seeing Sixth Sense and Signs, I said “He fooled me twice, no more”).

Even watching the trailers for these movies, it’s painfully obvious that it’s going to be exactly the same as all the others. Boring characters who are confused about what’s going on around them try to figure it out in a boring and extremely long-winded and drawn out manner. Then comes the “surprise” twist, which anyone with half a brain has already worked out an hour or so beforehand. And in each movie, the “surprise” twist is even more obvious than it was in the last movie.

Why do people still pay money to go and watch this shit? Even this movie, the twist was so extremely obvious that they had to put together the most vague and awkward sounding trailer together just to try and keep people from guessing what was going to happen. I mean, “The Happening”?! What the hell kind of name for a movie is that anyways? Why not just call it “SURPRISE, YOU JUST WASTED 10 BUCKS!” and be done with it?

And to that, I say that all of you are entirely crazy.

The Sixth Sense sucked ass just as much as the movies that followed it. Sure the twist itself was good, but the whole thing was boring and slow, just like what all of his other movies sound like (I don’t know about whether they actually were or not. After seeing Sixth Sense and Signs, I said “He fooled me twice, no more”).

Even watching the trailers for these movies, it’s painfully obvious that it’s going to be exactly the same as all the others. Boring characters who are confused about what’s going on around them try to figure it out in a boring and extremely long-winded and drawn out manner. Then comes the “surprise” twist, which anyone with half a brain has already worked out an hour or so beforehand. And in each movie, the “surprise” twist is even more obvious than it was in the last movie.

Why do people still pay money to go and watch this shit? Even this movie, the twist was so extremely obvious that they had to put together the most vague and awkward sounding trailer together just to try and keep people from guessing what was going to happen. I mean, “The Happening”?! What the hell kind of name for a movie is that anyways? Why not just call it “SURPRISE, YOU JUST WASTED 10 BUCKS!” and be done with it?

The Village goes in the category as this movie for me. I thought the Village wasn’t horrible, although not good. It’s problem was that it was hugely twist-centric, where as the Happening scores points because it’s more so about the people’s reactions, in my opinion.

Suck it Trebek.

The Village goes in the category as this movie for me. I thought the Village wasn’t horrible, although not good. It’s problem was that it was hugely twist-centric, where as the Happening scores points because it’s more so about the people’s reactions, in my opinion.

Suck it Trebek.

Okay, here’s the deal, people.

Alfred Hitchcock was brilliant and there will never be another like him.

The Sixth Sense was legend. It’s the kind of film that most filmmakers try their entire lives to make, and fail.

If the only criticisms that people can make about M. Knight Shyamalan is that he can’t live up to (1) sheer brilliance, or (2) himself, then he’s pretty damn good.

It only proves that he’s a hack that got lucky.

Okay, here’s the deal, people.

Alfred Hitchcock was brilliant and there will never be another like him.

The Sixth Sense was legend. It’s the kind of film that most filmmakers try their entire lives to make, and fail.

If the only criticisms that people can make about M. Knight Shyamalan is that he can’t live up to (1) sheer brilliance, or (2) himself, then he’s pretty damn good.

It only proves that he’s a hack that got lucky.

Alfred Hitchcock was brilliant and there will never be another like him.

The Sixth Sense was legend. It’s the kind of film that most filmmakers try their entire lives to make, and fail.

If the only criticisms that people can make about M. Knight Shyamalan is that he can’t live up to (1) sheer brilliance, or (2) himself, then he’s pretty damn good.

Alfred Hitchcock was brilliant and there will never be another like him.

The Sixth Sense was legend. It’s the kind of film that most filmmakers try their entire lives to make, and fail.

If the only criticisms that people can make about M. Knight Shyamalan is that he can’t live up to (1) sheer brilliance, or (2) himself, then he’s pretty damn good.

Seriously though, Shyamalan is a competent filmmaker despite the reviews his films get.
Basically all I’m saying is that he’ll continue to make films, regardless of hat the critics
and even the general public say.

Also, Shyamalan gets a lot of hate even before people see his movie. it’s analogous to
the new hulk movie and Ang Lee’s 2003 version. It’s not like its a flop, but it definitely
didn’t get the success predicted, and because of that people treat it as a flop… Same
thing with Shyamalan’s films. I’m defending the filmmaker, not his film.

Seriously though, Shyamalan is a competent filmmaker despite the reviews his films get.
Basically all I’m saying is that he’ll continue to make films, regardless of hat the critics
and even the general public say.

Also, Shyamalan gets a lot of hate even before people see his movie. it’s analogous to
the new hulk movie and Ang Lee’s 2003 version. It’s not like its a flop, but it definitely
didn’t get the success predicted, and because of that people treat it as a flop… Same
thing with Shyamalan’s films. I’m defending the filmmaker, not his film.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Gender

and i didn’t like BG much either.