I don't get all the Shyamalan hate. I've seen almost everything he's made (starting with Sixth Sense up to and including The Happening), and imho he hasn't really made a bad movie. The problem seems to be he made a really good one (Sixth Sense) and has been living in its shadow ever since.

The Sixth Sense was an awesome movie. Unbreakable was also a really great feeling movie. Lots of people seem to like Signs, I found the outcome of that to be pretty pathetic.

But, yeah... I haven't seen anything good since. I haven't seen all of his since mind you, but I haven't wanted to based on the reviews.

Want a good review? Make a good movie.

I really liked Sixth Sense. I know a lot of people say they saw through it immediately. I'm usually pretty good at knowing where a movie is going, but that one had me till the end. Everything since then, meh.

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Most people love The Sixth Sense, including me.

Unbreakable is my favorite movie. I love the dialog, the cinematography, the cues and foreshadowing, the characters, the score...

I thought Signs was a good story that didn't translate well to movie. He should not have that much screen time, either.

I do enjoy The Village but the 'twist' seemed forced. It could have all been tied together better, somehow.

Lady in the Water was entertaining. No twist and a bit odd, but still enjoyable.

I haven't seen The Happening because it doesn't interest me but I'm amazed at how many people complain that it was a cheesy b-movie. That was the whole point. It was marketed as a corny horror flick right from the get-go.

I also haven't seen Avatar because I don't give a shit. If anything, I was disappointed to see M working on such a film.

and stop with the "sixth sense and unbreakable were great, they sucked after that" garbage. sixth sense sucked termite ass. it was a cool premise and a great movie........then the movie started being about bruce willis and it blew chowder. if you didnt figure the plot of the movie halfway through then you enjoy shit-tastic movies.

and unbreakable. again, it started being cool.....then about 30 minutes into the movie the story, characters, and pretty much everything else get thrown into a blender along with m night shit and bam, theres yer second act. then the turd filled second act dropped a steaming deuce and bam, theres your third act.

both crap movies, that just steamrolled into more crap movies.

He trapped himself sometime ago and I'm surprised anyone finances his stuff anymore. I saw that Lady in the Water crap on tv recently and it's staggeringly and sometimes bizarrely bad. But I was mostly disappointed that Paul Giamatti wasted time on it. Sixth Sense was good though. But you can't keep pulling that trick again and again.

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Sixth Sense was a very enjoyable movie - as was Unbreakable.


I agree 100%, but what happened after those two?

Signs? Was very good, until the whole "water" thing.

The Village? Just plain retarded ending.

Lady in the water? UMMMM, I saw it but cant really remember it. (whats that tell ya?) lol

The Happening? i REALLY couldn't make it though 20 minutes of it, i lost all interest.

I think M. Night still has it in him to make a movie that is just as beautiful as his first 2 hits, but I think he needs some help with his writing.

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Sixth Sense was a very enjoyable movie - as was Unbreakable.

Thanks! =D

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http://www.metro.co.uk/news/831660-blind-dog-myron-can-still-catch-balls-and-frisbees:

The brave hound's courage has made him one of Australia's best-loved dogs.

He sadly had both eyes removed by vets when he was just a few months old, but the four-year-old Boxer/Border Collie cross still manages to have fun just like any other pooch.

His owner Raquel Wood takes him for walks in her local park in Campleton, New South Wales, where he sprints around catching toys.

Raquel believes that Myron's acute hearing, intelligence and a kind of sixth sense has helped him enjoy life to the full.

The 41-year-old said: 'We don't think Myron is disabled. He's differently abled.

'He can still catch balls and Frisbees because his hearing is so good and he's learnt through trial and error.

'Sometimes I do call out to him if he's "hot" or "cold" but not always, its like he has a sixth sense.

'He can also lie down, beg, roll over and do all sorts of doggie tricks.

'He's very smart. It's actually hard to tell he doesn't have any eyes.'

Vets recommended that Myron should be put down as a pup, as he also sadly suffers from epilepsy and is hyper sensitive.

However, Raquel and her husband Terry stuck by him and spent thousands of dollars getting him better.

*quality

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/831660-blind-dog-myron-can-still-catch-balls-and-frisbees:

The brave hound's courage has made him one of Australia's best-loved dogs.

He sadly had both eyes removed by vets when he was just a few months old, but the four-year-old Boxer/Border Collie cross still manages to have fun just like any other pooch.

His owner Raquel Wood takes him for walks in her local park in Campleton, New South Wales, where he sprints around catching toys.

Raquel believes that Myron's acute hearing, intelligence and a kind of sixth sense has helped him enjoy life to the full.

The 41-year-old said: 'We don't think Myron is disabled. He's differently abled.

'He can still catch balls and Frisbees because his hearing is so good and he's learnt through trial and error.

'Sometimes I do call out to him if he's "hot" or "cold" but not always, its like he has a sixth sense.

'He can also lie down, beg, roll over and do all sorts of doggie tricks.

'He's very smart. It's actually hard to tell he doesn't have any eyes.'

Vets recommended that Myron should be put down as a pup, as he also sadly suffers from epilepsy and is hyper sensitive.

However, Raquel and her husband Terry stuck by him and spent thousands of dollars getting him better.

Shayamalan did a great job with The Sixth Sense, and Unbreakable is one of my favorite movies, but everything since has been shit.

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I thought it was a very solid movie. I think it helped that I knew nothing about it. I thought it was going to be a supernatural Ring-esque type movie. I was very happy that it wasn't.

I love being surprised by movies. Trailers often ruin it for me. My all-time best surprise was The Matrix. Not having a TV at the time, I had seen no trailers and thought it was going to be a lame kung-fu move with Keanu Reeves. Best surprise ever.

Sixth Sense was also a great sucker punch of a surprise that I completely fell for.

With that in mind- I'm trying to stay away from buzz on this movie as it looks like it could be very interesting/surprising - like the Matrix.

Let's Sing Along...

There's something inside me
It's, it's coming out
I feel like killing you
Let loose of the anger, held back too long
My blood runs cold

Through my anatomy, dwells another being
Rooted in my cortex, a servant to its bidding
Brutality now becomes my appetite
Violence is now a way of life
The sledge's my tool to torture
As it pounds down on your forehead

Eyes bulging from their sockets
With every swing of my mallet
I smash your fucking head in, until brains seep in
through the cracks, blood does leak
distorted beauty, catastrophe
Steaming slop, splattered all over me

Lifeless body, slouching dead
Lecherous abcess, where you once had a head

Avoiding the prophecy of my new found lust
You will never live again, soon your life will end
I'll see you die at my feet, eternally I smash your face
facial bones collapse as I crack your skull in half

Crushing, cranial, contents

Draining the snot, I rip out the eyes
Squeezing them in my hands nerves are incised
Peeling the flesh off the bottom of my weapon
Involuntarily pulpifying facial regions

Suffer, and then you die
Torture, pulverized

At one with my sixth sense, I feel free
To kill as I please, no one can stop me

Created to kill, the carnage continues
Violently reshaping human facial tissue

Brutality becomes my appetite
Violence is now a way of life
The sledge's my tool to torture
As it pounds down on your forehead