M. Night Shyamalan

[drudo182]

Anyone here like the director M. Night Shyamalan. He directed Unbreakable and The Sixth Sense and the upcoming Mel Gibson movie Signs.

Check out my site for info and join the Shyamalan forum to discuss his movies and anything you want to talk about!!! http://www.shyamalan.cjb.net

All support is greatly appreciated and joining the forum would really make the site more fun!

-drew-

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[Levi]

M. Night Shyamalan is my favorite director.

I can't wait till Signs comes out!

-Levi

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[drudo182]

Levi,
Did you want to join the Forum. We can discuss all things Shyamalan. Also, have you visited my site before?

-Drew-

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[Matt Pacini]

Yeah, and he also wrote the screenplay to Stuart Little!
My favorite mouse!

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[jocko]

we live in the same town ...a real nice guy.and he loves to talk film..with anyone..very talented writer/Director

Neil

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[8th Man]

Sixth Sence is a swell film but I can't say the same for Unbreakable. So serious considering the subject matter. Ne'er a light moment .Stuart Little is a fine viewing experience directed by a former Disney animator and very enjoyable.
Hope the next film is as good because he can't really do a surprise ending at this point.

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PRM

[ulrichsd]

I like both his films and thought Unbreakable was visually well done, some great sequences.

And I disagree that he won't be able to have a surprise ending, because even if you know there is going to be one, it will still be entertaining if you can't figure it out.


SPOILER ALERT BELOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


That was the coolest thing about Unbreakable. You knew something was going to happen, but not what. I also thought it was brilliant that he let the audience figure what Samuel L. had done, before he showed you. It was like you knew as soon as they shook hands by the mood and music, and then he went through the flashbacks to pound in the realization. Jackson's performance was outstanding in a part quite different from other rolls.

[This message has been edited by ulrichsd (edited September 28, 2001).]

[Alex]

An unintended comic moment for me in the movie "Unbreakable" was when Bruce Willis was in the train station and he would "experience" the nastiness of others by having contact with them.

There was a look on Willis's face at one point that seemed to say..."Get me outta here, they're all bad!

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