M. Night Shyamalan : The Happening

I just returned from seeing this movie and was truly amazed. It could have been because I just finished a strong LSD trip, but the relevance to psychotropic plants had me very intrigued. It was amazing, and I think it had a very interesting significance. I just had to see what others who have seen it thought of the movie. More so psychedelic users


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looks intense

 

yea that had me too. felt like that could really happen.

 

Right On, Snoc. Glad To Hear It's Good, I'm Seeing It Next Week. = )

 

it actually looked like a parody of M. Nights last few movies to me. You know, how they have gotten more and more ambiguous and messagey. I actually thought it was a joke the first time I saw the trailer. I mean, the title has to be a joke, the happening? Could you be any more vague? How about The Event? Or, One Day?

 

it always makes me think of the song by The Pixies.
it got so crowded on the road i started driving in the sand
my head was feeling scared but my heart was feeling free

 

ive been wanting to see this movie juyst because it looked different, now you're telling me there's a phsycedelic tinge to it? it just gets better and better cant wait to see it

 

That M Knight Schmuck guy produces nothing but garbage,even by the current all time low standards in cinema.I saw one of his movies and we walked out.And I've been told the movie I walked out on was his best one.Heres a tip,start viewing the older movies,especially movies made before the early 1980s.Back in the days when they knew how to make good cinema,this M Knight would be parking cars.

 

You fail to mention the name of the movie you walked out of? This opinion seems useless to me, especially coming from a 55 year old. Times change. So does cinema. You also have not seen the movie, and behind each of M. Night Shyamalans movies lies a deep meaning only some are open minded enough to pick up on. I'm sorry you feel this way, but I also expect it due to your age and biased view on old cinema before my, and most of those who replied here's time. Thanks for the "tip" though..

 

I liked The Sixth Sense, but The Village was one of the worst movies I've ever seen. There were so many gaping plot holes, I felt like my intelligence was being insulted. I haven't seen any of his movies since.

 

He had one big hit. It was well-written and the production was excellent. That - along with his silly name - made him a "Hollywood Sensation". For many screenwriters (and other show biz folks), becoming a "Hollywood Sensation" means no longer having to think while working. M isn't the first to begin hacking out pieces of cinematic phleghm after making it big, and he won't be the last.

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