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[CJohn]

Signs is incredible. His best movie besides The Sixth Sense.

[CaptainJackSparrow]

Signs is one of my favorite films. The suspense, scares, humor, and soundtrack were spot on!

[John Marston]

Not much to report yet, could do a matinee projection but no point as these films will draw evening business. Maze Runner tanked in the UK, I can tell you that much.

Did the first one do well? If not then it is understandable

[Empire]

His best movie is Unbreakable.

[TServo2049]

I enjoyed Sixth Sense, I loved Unbreakable. Signs jumped the rails in the last act as soon as we actually SAW the aliens.

[Fancyarcher]

His best movie is Unbreakable.

 

^ This. It holds up much better on rewatch then The Sixth Sense did for me.

[Frozen]

I think I'm one of the few people who really liked the Village. I figured out the twist that the monsters were fake, but I never saw that modern day thing coming.

[Empire]

^ This. It holds up much better on rewatch then The Sixth Sense did for me.

Sixth Sense was the better movie on 1 view each, but on multiple views it didn't hold up as well.

[Fancyarcher]

Sixth Sense was the better movie on 1 view each, but on multiple views it didn't hold up as well.

 

The fun thing about The Sixth Sense is watching it for the first time, and then rewatching it again, and finding the obvious clues to the twist of the film, but yeah I'd say so.

 

Unbreakable is also a fascinating film, because it features "realistic superheroes", before that was considered popular. In a weird way, Shyamalan was ahead of the curve.

[John Marston]

Shyamalan was possessed by the ghost of Ed Wood for his last four movies

[Maxmoser3]

Saw The Perfect Guy an hour or two surprisingly a decent movie but it takes a little bit in the beginning

[zackzack]

Low to mid 20s for both?

[Rman823]

The fun thing about The Sixth Sense is watching it for the first time, and then rewatching it again, and finding the obvious clues to the twist of the film, but yeah I'd say so.

Unbreakable is also a fascinating film, because it features "realistic superheroes", before that was considered popular. In a weird way, Shyamalan was ahead of the curve.

Something I never got to experience since a friend spoiled it before I saw it. Now it's so embedded in pop culture that I doubt that many people who haven't seen it don't at least know the twist.

[baumer]

I really don't get the appeal of Maze Runner.  It seems like the most generic of YA films.  The first was just so vanilla.

[baumer]

Signs is incredible. His best movie besides The Sixth Sense.

 

Signs is incredible until you find out that water is their kryptonite and you start to ask yourself why they can travel light years to Earth but a locked door keeps them trapped.

[Rman823]

I really don't get the appeal of Maze Runner. It seems like the most generic of YA films. The first was just so vanilla.

At least it's better than Divergent.

[Fancyarcher]

Something I never got to experience since a friend spoiled it before I saw it. Now it's so embedded in pop culture that I doubt that many people who haven't seen it don't at least know the twist.

 

The countless parodies of TSS and it's twist ending, don't really diminish the film for me, even if some of them are pretty hilarious. Unbreakable does hold up better on rewatch though.

Edited September 12, 2015 by FancyArcher

[baumer]

At least it's better than Divergent.

 

I liked Divergent.

[baumer]

Unbreakable is close to a perfect film for me.

[Water Bottle]

I'm doing a double feature today! I thought I'd do something special since it's my birthday. Anyways The Visit was good. It wasn't crowded but the audience was very...into it. Going to finally see The Man From UNCLE after dinner. Tomorrow I might top it off with Straight Outta Compton.