Who told M. Night Shyamalan that he could make another movie?
I mean, seriously?
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Who told M. Night Shyamalan that he could make another movie?
I mean, seriously?
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I kind of gave up on him after “The Lady In the Water.” I think that his ego grew so immense that it collapsed into a black hole and sucked his talent into the abyss.
Same here: which is annoying, because you watch that and you can see the outline of a great movie in there somewhere.
I’m going to have to resort to the same tone of voice I use for my dogs.
“NO! Bad, bad studio! Stop that RIGHT NOW! Do NOT give that man any more money!”
And if another bleedin’ movie comes out after this one, I’m getting my shoe and it will be ON.
Honestly, the only Shyamalan movie I didn’t like was “The Happening”.
That being said, “The Happening” was so godawful bad I would not have been sorry at all to see Mr. Shyamalan retire into a comfortable obscurity.
I MIGHT, just might, bother to see this one, if for no other reason than there is nothing else good out in theaters at the moment. Who knows, he might have gotten his mojo back?
Yeah, right.