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“If you were to merely mention the name M. Night Shayamalan in a room full of movie watchers, you would either elicit hysterical laughter, or hysterica”
DVDecember 2017 (32 movies items)"Re-watch - Dec. 12th Getting back into Shyamalan this year has me wanting to revisit his first two films, and I'm glad to say that this one has held up well. I'm sure that's not too surprising, but the story and the cast and just everything fires on all cylinders. I still get caught up in it on an emotional level too. The only trouble is that the impact of the film overall gets diminished a little once you know the ending. Thankfully the other elements work together to avoid being too disappoin"
Favorite Horror Films: 1999 (17 movies items)" Directed by: M. Night Shyamalan Produced by: Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, and Barry Mendel Written by : M. Night Shyamalan Cinematography: Tak Fujimoto Edited by: Andrew Mondshein Music by: James Newton Howard Distributed by: Hollywood Pictures"
Lessons To Be Learned From Horror Films (570 movies items)"Listen to children. If kids say they have a creepy imaginary friend who is threatening the family, move out of the house and fork over all your money for extensive psychotherapy. Kids have pretty good instincts in horror films so please listen when they are complaining about a lady hiding in their closet, floating in the pool, or dead people roaming the halls. "
Scary, Creepy, Gory Movie Moments 2017 (20 movies items)"I see dead people. An old favorite and for good reason. The twist at the end.. I still remember the first time - it boggled my mind. Great play up and execution.Scary Movie Moment: The same as Bravo's when the girl was in the tent. The tent freaked me out anyway.OCT072017-NETFLIX"
BradWesley123's Movie Journal- January 2017
“This movie is beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. It is a work of art, an wonderful, emotional experience and a true classic. There's really not much more to say...the acting is excellent, particularly from young Haley Joel Osment, who had a hard task in portraying the extremely deep character of Cole Sear. Bruce Willis, as well, gives an outstanding performance in the best role I've seen him in before or since. At once touching, suspenseful, joyous, sad, and shocking, The Sixth Sense is a movie everyone should see at least once. Don't let its categorization by some as a horror movie scare you away...it isn't a horror movie. It's a drama, and one of the greatest ones of all at that.” read more
