The true horror of Hollywood: "You have wrinkles 😱😢"

the twist at the end is they just didn't wear sunscreen

The movie had a really interesting and creative concept. I think it was good but very depressing or at least I feel depressed after watching it. Something you can definitely take out of this movie is that life is short, we should cherish it and people close to us while we still have them.

I watched this last night and what a brilliant peace of writing and direction, the concept is outstanding and the pace keeps you on the edge all the time , the child actors gave great performances and the plot twist at the end was so cool , the film was an emotional rollercoaster from start to finish and makes you realise that time is very short in a life , it gives the effect of grains of sand falling in a sand clock …..

Everyone's worst fear come true: Aging and a bad vacation.

Plost twist: The reason time is flying by so quickly is because they're having such a good time on the beach.

The theatrical poster design is a direct reference to the graphic novel, Sandcastle, which inspired this film. It's from a moment in which a character tells a tale about "a strange old man who had half of everything: half a head, half a body, and half of his arms and legs." Old (2021) marks the first time M. Night Shyamalan has filmed entirely outside Greater Philadelphia since his first film Praying with Anger (1992). However, Guy and Prisca mention that Philadelphia is where they live. The film is an adaptation of a 2010 graphic novel by writer Pierre Oscar Lévy and artist Frederik Peeters called Sandcastle. When asked what inspired him to adapt the book to film, director M. Night Shyamalan explained: "The book gave me the opportunity to work through a lot of anxieties I had around death and aging, and things like my parents getting older." Near the end, the notebook they find that contains a written possible theory and other victims' names is said to have belonged to a science fiction writer. This is a direct reference to the graphic novel wherein the main character that comes up with theories for their unusual situation is a science fiction writer.

Me and my wife weren't ready for this movie. It was insane rollercoaster of feelings. As a viewer I felt that time for me was moving fast as well, I couldn't properly react to the events, because everything was changing rapidly and scene around campfire struck right in the heart of my disoriented feelings. It's a shame that this movie has so low ratings.

This movie takes the concept "They grow up so fast" to another level

"Age doesn’t matter as long as you have FAMILY" - Dom Toretto

The real horror in this movie is the quality of the plot and dialogue

They grow up so fast! literally.

Can’t wait for the sequel “YOUNG”

This takes “time flies when you’re having fun” to a whole new level

Whatever critics and box offices say, this is one of the most shocking, surprising, depressing and brilliant movies I've ever seen in my life!!

The beach that makes you old

Producer: How are we going to shoot a movie during covid? Everything’s closed. Director: We’ll quarantine ourselves and film everything at 1 external venue

Yelp review: “The hotel was nice, but the beach sucks!”

_Wow what a satisfying ending. This movie kept me on the edge. I cried a couple of times. M Night Shyamalan shows hardly any mercy lol._ ❗️‼️

M. Knight Shyamalan is the BEST. I watched this film and Knock at the Cabin tonight. Love his movies. ❤❤❤

„Is this a new trailer?“ „No, it‘s an Old trailer.“

My theory is M. Night Shyamalan went to the beach and swam in the ocean and his fingers got all wrinkly, and he was like “holy shit.”

Underrated movie. Acting is pretty good, given how many actors play the same characters. The camera work is really good. The plot is like buying a random blu ray at goodwill. You think it’s gonna be really boring but 20 minutes in you’re asking yourself “wait what the fuck is going on?”. Great movie, highly recommend.

This is the movie I've been waiting for a long time. It had a very nice and interesting subject. Definitely a must watch.

-its a horror movie we can't let the children act -director: I'll figure out something

Man movie trailers nowadays really show the whole movie

how thoughtful of the beach to change the sizes of the clothes for them 😊

An awesome movie, the later scene with the kids lighting the match in the cave actually gave me a hysterical reaction.

This looks like the kind of movie I'd find randomly online that would then give me nightmares for a month.

if only i had a dime for every time someone said _"there's something wrong with this ________ _[place]"_ in a horror movie, i'd be fucking rich

A few things that bothered me about the film. The kids having sex and getting pregnant. They're 6.. They don't know what sex is yet. They don't know what those organs do. They can get horny all they want but they don't know what the actual act of sex is yet. "Mid-Sized Sedan" couldn't overpower the doctor? Really? sure he was stabbed, and he might have been caught off guard, but the dude was HUGE. You're going to tell me, that him knowing that his stab wound would heal instantly wouldn't motivate him to fight back? In one sentence they say "Hair and nails don't grow because their cells are dead!" and then in another scene we see a dead body decompose.. Which is it? Are dead cells affected or not? You can't have both. Either say that they don't and don't show a decomposing body, so say that they do and show everyone having to find ways to cut their hair and keep their nails trimmed. I understand that they wanted to say that bodies decompose, that way they wouldn't have to explain how they clean up the dead bodies. They just wait 15 hours and the bodies turn to dust. (Like we saw with the baby.) I also get that they didn't want to go through the hassle of dealing with long hair and fingernails. But you can't strictly say "Dead cells aren't affected" and then show that dead cells ARE affected. The tumor growing inside the Mom would have killed her. The thing grew to a massive size. If wounds heal and cells divide rapidly, then that means that they would die just as rapidly. The tumor growing inside of her would have spread that cancer throughout her whole body and killed her in those few moments between her collapsing and them taking the tumor out. Yes, I know she did technically die, but then she came back to life again. Also, if you die on the beach because you stop breathing, or a tumor kills you, you're not coming back a few minutes later. The kids at the end even joke that they aged 3 days while they were having a moment together. If you're on the beach and you stop breathing for 3 minutes, that's the equivalent of you not breathing for 36.5 days. You're not just waking up from that. I know, you have to suspend your disbelief a bit. It's just a movie. But the movie very clearly establishes it's own rules, and then turns around and breaks them. If the movie can't even follow it's own rules, why should I be expected to believe them?

I'm thankful for trailers like this because now that I've seen everything that happens I don't actually have to spend my time watching the movie

The twist in end would be that it was all an advertisement for wrinkles cream.

Plot twist- the beach doesn't actually accelerate aging. They were just having so much fun that time flew.

Casting Rufus Sewell in this film was brilliant he is still as legendary as he was in dark city

Why did people hate it so much? I loved the movie. Yes, the actors and dialogues could have been better, at times it felt slow, but the story, theories, entertainment point of view, it was good. Lot of deep meaning

This is one of the most creative movies I’ve seen in a while… Never gets old

Their clothes also grew. Nice. Just like Hulk’s pants.

One of the best sci-fi movie I have ever seen Really master piece ❤️❤️ Storyline starting twist confusion everything especially ending

This trailer never gets Old

Kids these days grow quickly Beach : And I took that personally.

"Why don't they just leave the beach?" *people black out when they try to leave* "Oh, okay."

holy shit it's the beach that makes you old

I watched this on shrooms and was in constant awe of the intricacy of this plot. I felt as if I were there with the characters as they not only physically aged rapidly but also psychologically. I think many people missed some important details so they were left confused and disappointed. This has got to be one of the most bittersweet yet ominous films I've ever seen. Will definitely rewatch it someday.

After seeing a kid grow up several years in a blink of an eye, on this trailer, I assume this won't be a long movie...

*"No Children Allowed At Beach"* Them: Bring Children Anyways Beach: So you Have Chosen Becoming Older

Good movie. Definitely kept me on my toes would highly recommend it to other people this guy M night is very unique and just a great Director writer

when its M. Night Shyamalan, you have to watch it !!

"youve got wrinkles" yep, definitely a horror film

Beach: *prohibited children* Parent:*Bring the children anyway* Beach: So you have chosen getting a job and taxes

I cannot understand the negative reviews. There is finally something new and people are still complaining. I want more of this sort.

Very creative story! Then saw Night Syamalan in Old. Yay! Wondered why we had not seen his work in while.

Queen Elizabeth when she goes to the beach: "You dare oppose me mortal"

Plot twist: they actually arrived to the beach as old people, and the beach reminds them of their younger years... *insert life lesson of how quickly time will fly by

Just finished the movie. I love it. Its different and makes you want to keep watching to find out what was going on and if they will make it.

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie. It kept me entertained and invested all the way through. It's an interesting concept, a fresh idea and the acting is pretty good as well. Cinematography was also great, there were some super creative shots.

Universal: so what movie do you wanna make? Director: an OLD movie

If Morgan Freeman lived on this Beach, It wouldn't make a difference. He will look the same.

Hello, Being that this film is eleven months, old & there are thousands of comments; perhaps no one will ever read this but......... First: I found, the writing of script to be, "Richly, Written" At the outset, I was intrigued, frightened, angered; then I was bewildered. Then, this intelligent film, found a home in my heart. Second, I was intrigued, simple, the film brought to life the element, of family and my apparent illness'. Frightened, simply as, " What? Why? Who?" Is doing this, to these, people? Angered, simply, I thought it was the black guy, "Who" was commenting murder.( Damn, why is it also the black guy, who's a criminal?( In this film, I was glad that the black guy, didn't die, within, the first 15 minutes of this film ). Then. I was bewildered, simply, as the characters were deeply pained: the black guy, had professional parents....I enjoyed the main family, whom were French. ( I loved hearing the French accent, as it reminded me of my holidays in France. ( I stated that this film brought personal elements, of my life, to the forefront. ) Third: Intrigue, I thought, it was that the management of the hotel, that was the culprit.....but why? Were the managment psycho? No. The water got more and more murky. ( Why does Director: M.Knight Shyamalan, have a difficulty with water? "Signs" Water kills aliens / "The Lady in the Pool" ...) Cerebral, turned the writing, as we, find that the resort, has made a holiday, exclusively for ill people via a pharmacy. Even more so, that the resort is conducting medical surveys, on 73 different groups. And using the vacationers, to formulate cures, for illnesses. This film, has Psychological, twists & turns. The element, that the Island itself, won't let the subjects leave. That the rocks, had a form of mental prowess. That, within hours the people got older....the young children, grew, one became a father, we saw an Alzheimers, victim evolve more away from his greatness as a surgeon; to hallucinations; ( The elements of Alzheimers, struck a chord with me, as my mother was an Alzheimers victim. ) Lastly, as I believed, that these scientists, were going to get away, with their experiments and group number 74, were arriving; A child's coding, saved the two protagonists, to where they could elaborate their experiences and turn the resort into the authorities. This was, the most cerebral film, that I had the privilege, of watching in a long time; Perhaps, the last such film was "Andromeda Strain" Original film circa 1970s. Smile, I studied theater, at Fordham University and I would love to act, or edit a film for Mr. M. Knight Shyamalan. Certificate: Field Producer B.A.M ( Brooklyn, N.Y ) All the very best Shaun of NYC 🦉🦉

Now they should do a movie called young. Where people trapped in a retirement place or nursing home are getting younger and younger. Have elderly people turning into middle aged adults, middle aged individuals turning into young adults, young adults turning into teenagers, teenagers turning into preteens, preteens turning into little elementary kids, elementary kids turning into toddlers and babies, then babies undeveloping as if they were in the womb then dying.

"Your contract says you have to work with child actors." "Ugh, I hate child actors. Can't I just kill them off in the first ten minutes?" "I got a better idea."

ADIPOLY 😜😜😜

Growing old together, so romantic.

I really enjoyed this movie. The concept, the story, is great. And i like that all my questions and curiosities were answered in the end.

Now this should’ve been called “A Wrinkle in Time.” Lol

Plot twist: There is no twist, the whole thing just ends after everyone dies without explaining anything.

This was an excellent movie one extremely original story. M Night Shyamalan has. unbelievable mind I don't know where he comes up with this stuff.

Plot Twist: They did not apply Sunscreen SPF 30

Plot twist: there was toxic fumes on the beach, so everyone is just hallucinating

I watched this movie yesterday, and it was fantastic!

POV: You go to the beach that makes you old

It never gets old...

This one reminds me of the beach that makes you old

WOW! That was intense. I normally don't like these kinds of movies, but this looks really good. Whoever came up with this concept is a genius!

brochure: "No kids allowed in the beach" them: Let's go to the beach kids!!

Ok, now this trailer seems quite interesting with a simple, yet unique title.....

Who's hear after hearing Joe Rogan explain to Ben Shapiro that he went to the beach that makes you old?

Worth watching ! The age progression of the characters was well done. For men, added wrinkles and grey hair. For women, gradually used less makeup.

This looks so freaking weird. I'm glad M. Night is just back to doing the weirdest stuff imaginable.

"We are here for a reason"... M. Night Shyamalan: No reason will ever be given

Intrresting movie. The ending gave me quite a few goosebumps, although not unpredictable.

I like Shyamalan's films because they're truthful yet different.

"There's something wrong with this beach!" *Ya don't say*

“No children allowed at the beach” .... Hey let’s bring the children to the beach lol

This film. Just. Wow.

That is the beach that made ben shapiro and joe rogan old!!!

The concept is actually pretty horrifying if you ask me

The tagline of the film should be: time flies fast when you're having fun

Gave this movie a chance despite all the hate comments and once again I have proven to myself that opinions are just that, opinions. So glad I gave this a chance (I never listen to the status quo anyway), it kept me glued in from beginning to end with all the high anxiety driven moments. M. Knight is notorious for catering to an audience that wants something completely new and original. If you want your typical recycled plot this isn't your cup of tea. Go into it with an open mind and for those that are saying events were happening so quickly, missed the whole point of the affect on time the beach possessed, so face palm on that. And that ending, as crazy as it was I can totally see it being feasable if such a beach did exist. Anyway, I hope my 2 cents pushed some people to watch. Seriously I don't know why there was so much hate on this.

I JUST WATCHED OLD!! AND ITS ❤ 3/5/22

From the award-winning director of "Young" and "Middle-Aged".

Of course the scariest thing in a human life : kids and getting old

Who needs a mysterious beach this is what time feels like for me in general lol

Hey man, I went to the beach that makes you old

He could change the title of the movie to : wrinkles.

Good or bad, Shyamalan almost always makes something unique.

This movie took “time flies” and “enjoy your kids” to a whole new level….

really great film. he's a special director. amazing.

Plot twist: The decomposing woman just didn’t wear enough sunscreen.

I think whoever wrote and pitched this movie was going through a mid-life crisis