Worst M Night Shyamalan plot twist (SPOILERS)

NOVELTY T-SHIRT: Life's a Beach and Then You Die

M. NIGHT SHYAMALAN: hmm

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old is perhaps among the stupidest films I've ever seen. basically a low-budget 50's chiller-diller b film with delusions of grandeur.

having read the original comic, i can also say that every single thing that shyamalan added made it far stupider from "mid-size sedan" to the TWIST and everything else in between

Truly awful, below and beyond his reputation.

oh Mid-Size Sedan was HIS creation?

i was giving it a pass cos I thought he took it from the comic

what a dim bulb

basically a low-budget 50's chiller-diller b film with delusions of grandeur

i do like that this summarizes his whole thing

Why do they not all immediately die of starvation

plus idngaf how much your body ages on the beach, if you were twelve when you arrived and someone has sex w/ you after your body ages to like, 21, your driver's license still sez you're 12 and the other person is a pedophile

"dumber than a box of rocks, overambitious, and visually astonishing" is kinda my wheelhouse lately so i feel like i'm the verge of a shyamalan-athon. really enjoying old lol

*third eye blind voice* wish you would step back from that beach my friend (beach that makes you old!)

I listened to the How Did This Get Made ep on "Old" (I haven't seen it yet), and everyone was perplexed, because no one hated it and they all recommended it, and yet they were confounded by the sheer amount of risible bullshit in it.

i actually loved that movie lol

it just looked so beautiful, the camera movements were incredible

and the body horror was all extremely fucked up :)

I liked it too

*Barney Sumner Voice* I thought I told you to leave me
While I walked down to the beach
Tell me, how does it feel
Did this beach make me grow old?

To expand upon the seven words I managed to put together upthread, thought this was Plan 9, historically, stupifyingly bad.

Mid-Size Sedan

knock at the cabin was so good. several great performances, groff and bautista the most impressive among them

great single location thrillers have a level of tension so oppressive it feels like the single location is about to collapse around you and open onto a world of horrors and imo shyamalan gets that as right here as he did in signs

I just learned about this! I don’t enjoy Paul tremblay’s writing on a prose or character level but I do really like the ambiguous story constructions, I come away going “someone should do this but make it good” maybe m is the guy

This was much better than I was expecting! It doesn't mess about either! Bam, it gets straight into it. I loved Bautista as the gentle giant.

this was the first M Night movie I liked since Signs. probably because it was someone else's story he adapted.

like people talked up Split as his return to form and I outright hated that movie lol

the "M" stands for "Midsize Sedan"

Hated this. Bautista is admittedly great in it, though

realizing the ending of the book is a lot more nihilistic than the movie

yeah i'm in favor of every change he made

"IT'S REALLY PRESENT DAY!" 10

man fuck y'all

(just watched the village for the first time already knowing the "twist" and uh, it's good?)

i mean the movie is astonishingly beautiful and the twist isn't really a twist so much as like a photograph gradually developing details from the center outward

i also finally saw the visit which is the first found footage film since idk cloverfield that i've found to be legit scary