I agree, Ari Aster would be a better choice for director than M Night, as he'd handle this material in a more complex way.

It seems to me that EVERY actor in EVERY Night movie over-acts in EVERY scene. Its really distracting! Love your content! Love from Southern California!

I am 40 minutes late to this video because I was literally rewatching another Amanda video 😆

I loved the bits you did

You did amazing, oscar worthy multi performance, Tatiana Maslany who? 😂

This is a scenario I had not considered

😂😂

You just blew my mind as a teacher

Kids are becoming older far faster these days.

@@bidoof927 lol some people shouldn’t point fingers, too.

Agreed, I only "watch" mediocre movies through KZfaq reviews and trailers now!

You nailed it beyond a twist at the end.

Mine was more a "Another M. Night shamalamqdingdong movie where he's an integral part of the movie"

It really did seem to show a lot. It's sort of especially noticeable because(and I don't know if it's been the same for everyone else) the trailer was constantly showing when I watched youtube videos. I also consistently see the trailer while watching Hulu.

I Hate when trailers do That

He didn't use alzheimers and that's kind of the problem. Alzheimers was what they used in the comics and it can and often does cause violent outbursts. It's not the person's fault and they certainly aren't villains, but it happens. Schizophrenics on the other hand, are far far far more likely to hurt themselves than to hurt others, yet the movie switched to schizophrenia for more scary mentally ill person tropes

How is it ableist?

@@roslyngordon4596 the way the director portrays schizophrenia. That isn't schizophrenia. In the original comic, the character with schizophrenia in the movie doesn't have schizophrenia. The director uses a overdone and not exactly true stereotype about schizophrenia in the movie. I hope that explains it, I have schizophrenia myself and the movie portrayed it badly.

@@roslyngordon4596 M Night has a habit of portraying any mental illness in his films as “murderer” and its an extremely harmful (and untrue) stereotype demonizing an already highly at-risk demographic.

I really thought the ableist thing was a joke. You're serious?

Do you know if they said yes?

@@CallMeMeepMeIfYouWannaReachMe She did!

@@maddigarvin4578 Well, congratulations to them at least. Hope they're happy together for years to come.

It’s kind of sweet though movies might be their thing 🤷‍♀️

@@maddigarvin4578 Aww! Well that's sweet I guess lol

God that's so weirdly specific and so weirdly accurate

That’s exactly how I described the story after I read the graphic novel. There’s A LOT of potential to tell a cool story but it’s…just not

And parts of the post are chopped up

LMFAO

And there’s like a watermark in the corner for ifunny or something, the the image is so grainy that it looks like ancient runes

When I told my friend that character bothered me so much, especially bc of the racism, she excused it by saying: oh but he was mentally ill. That's the same as portraying all men in movies as rapists lol. It's wildly assumptuous. Plus schyzophrenia doesn't make you violent like this smh

@@takutolovex I agree but where was racism in the movie?

Personally I don’t think he was demonizing mental illness at all in this. The reason the one character was acting violent is because he was aging so quickly that he wasn’t able to treat his schizophrenia.

@@123rockfan you're still saying that he was violent bc of his schizophrenia. schizos aren't inherently violent. for me I just have hallucinations n stuff

@@kairabyrd2790 untreated schizophrenia can lead to aggression. So if someone is aging years in a matter of minutes I think it made sense for that character to behave like that

He is named after a type of car.... So I doubt he is that famous... I'm sure after he dies all his fans moved on to Full size Sedan

How many celebrities disappeared from the spotlight without anyone giving a 2nd thought. Unless you're an A-list or B-List celebrity no one is looking for you people would assume you just "fell off"

It just amazes me that Shyamalan can write such bad characters. Mid-Sized Sedan was not in the graphic novel and it amazes me that anyone would come up with such a stupid name for a character.

One character said she found out about it on a pharmacy receipt so I think they targeted people based solely on their ailments. Probably didn’t know it’d be someone famous

​@@roslyngordon4596the, what, 11 year old girl loved his music, stands to reason he was famous enough. Why would you defend such a terrible point?

And surely if the baby can die within minutes of being born because it hasnt been fed etc, surely they would all die of starvation very quickly?

@@katierasburn9571 Yeah, wouldn't that imply they should be eating, drinking, pissing, and shitting pretty much constantly? There's sleeping, too, but you could at least hand-wave that one away by having them "sleep" in microseconds that no one noticed.

In the book, it didn't make total sense, but it fit within what was happening and it made sense with the themes of the story. Shyamalan seemed to want the horror of the pregnancy without actually having to deal with the baby.

@@carlycrays2831 as Amanda said the book was more of a fable while m night made it a thriller without trying 🙄, he needs to stop ruining films

@@carlycrays2831 But there's so much more potential for horror with the baby than without. ugh.

Easy. They won't.

Oh Shamylan changed the ending?

Well, there are adults out there like that without the movie. So, they'd probably just need professional help

I think that's why they go to their aunt because they can't take care of themselves

That's why the graphic novel's ending, sad as it may be, is the only ending that could possibly work

Trisha Paytas be like

That made no sense. It was immediately in the blanket, so it's whole life it had attention. There wasn't a moment outside the birth canal where someone wasn't holding the damn baby.

By lack of attention, I believe they meant, the child was not fed or nurtured in any way for what was days in their time. If there was any unseen problem with the birth, the time went by so quickly that they couldn't notice or treat it. I agree that lack of attention was a bad way to describe it, but this is what I took from it. Obviously humans don't spontaneously die when people ignore them.

@@2buxaslice i knew what they meant too, it’s just so funny like that, plus the ratio of days was calculated out by another youtuber (if i remember, i’ll tag u in it) and literally like it had another 2 minutes before it would have died like that, it wasn’t even down for a whole minute. besides, that line, in or out of context, is funny as hell to me

Me

Yeah I was so confused about that

I think it might’ve been the morning of the same day the other families came to the beach (so like right before the sunrise that’s why it was still dark) but yea that had me confused too

He was brought there earlier the same morning I believe, not the previous day.

I think with her being in the water her body didn't get effected by the effects of the rocks maybe

@@Bog_Dog he was there when the woman was, he was still effected with his nose still bleeding but wasn't there long enough for the aging effects to hit by time everyone else arrived

Not just that, but wouldn't they all die very quickly from starvation if their bodies are growing and aging at an exponential rate?

Both good points, adding another one here. Babies heads get pretty big as they age. 15 min in the birth canal would kill the baby and the mom.

Another reason why I wished it went rated R so they would explore the body horror aspect with disturbing bone and skin growths, and them kept alive as they went through it. :( Sad

@@thunderclanliveson1 how amazing could the scene in the cave have been with an R rating 😍😍😍

@@thunderclanliveson1 Body horror effects like in The Thing

I always discredited being told things outright in movies until I joined some groups to discuss webtoons and realized some people really do need it spelled out in bold for them.

The demonization itself is what makes me not want to watch his movies. I hate it when people write mental illness in that way

Tbf that last one is a Hollywood trend of the last 10+ years. I blame the MCU fans who are literally so dumb they need everything spoon feed to them like toddlers

@@viv7795 haha webtoon readers always make you wonder just how much people need details fed to them-- I've comforted myself with the thought that the readers are mainly children, but I've had that same realization

could not have said it better

I’m tokophobic(fear of pregnancy and childbirth) and have a calcium deficiency. Soooo I’m just gonna skip this whole damn movie.

I started laughing with my friends because it made me really uncomfortable and she just looked crazy

I watched it alone and that was one of the only parts that was somewhat unnerving to me.

Funny? That was the only scary/disturbing moment in the whole movie D:

Hilarious how she dropped the rock and fucked up her whole arm. And then proceeded to fuck up every other limb.

They basically make that decision for humanity by not having informed consent

Not every life. I don't think anybody would cry if you killed Hitler.

@@t3chkn1ght good point

But Ultimately some Human beings are nothing but a Drain on Society Consuming and Bringing nothing of Value in Return Everyone Should at least Give something back to the Society that sustains them if we had Let Nature take it's course some people would just be food for Animals

That's a debate? I notice people who believe in eugenics are "neurotypical" yet they accuse various neurodivergences of being awful for not having "enough empathy". Disgusting hypocrites.

Yeah, Ive noticed that too. It’s a big yikes from me.

I still can't believe split happened and people (including my teenage self) just ate it up like nothing was wrong. Now shyamalan just puts a bad taste in my mouth and that reveal didn't surprise me, just pissed me off. And Aster did the same thing in midsommar too

I really thought what he had was dementia the whole time

He did something similar in The Visit too. The elderly couple had some kind of mental illness too. And, honestly, I don't want to see people stigmatizing dementia either. But stigmatizing schizophrenia has to stop.

Not only that bit people with severe mental illness are more likely to be victims than average.

Thank you for writing this. Dementia isn't just forgetting and acting like a kid. It's incredibly painful and difficult to watch and to deal with. My best to you and your grandfather.

This is so true, my dad had dementia for years before he passed in August 2020 and it was so hard watching the big strong and boisterous man I grew up with disappear as the dementia & Supra Neural Palsy take that person from us. ☹️😢

An older lady I attended church with had Dementia and taught children for years came up to other adult members waiting for children to get out of their class and asked if this was where the children were so she could pick up her grandchildren for her son and his wife (I was there for my nephew). That was hard as that part of the church had been the children’s wing for twenty years. It didn’t used to be when the church was first built but had been for years but she didn’t remember anymore and no doubt the presence of so many adults confused her.

That's why watching The Father hurts on a personal level, and makes it more unsetling than most "horror" movies today

Well said. It’s brutal. Sending you the best.

For a second I feared your name was mid-sized Sedan. 😱

@@Eskapismus dude same 😂

Yeah. I thought Split was a great film but as someone with DID I think it caused TONS of unrealistic stigma.

And even in that movie Evil, didn't one of the guys had PTSD?

@@rosariogentile3235 oh, you maybe right. Cause I think the guy was responsible for killing someone and was suffering from PTSD.

@@shannonhill5676 yes! That's what I remember too, I've seen it a long time ago so I wasn't sure

And ATLA

from white to middle eastern to indian I think? also the dad was mexican and the mom was also white. I don’t think Shamalan understands race??

@@cascalavera9388 props to him for not seeing race

@@angshumanbora8974 xD

@@cascalavera9388 the way he handled his adaptation of the last airbender proves this to be true

This is from the same director that made a character say "the broken are more evolved", so i'm not really surprised by this to be honest lol

on short lifespan AND on the fastest speed

That probably would have made for a better film

Barry Allen said he needs a lot of food to live because he moves so fast yet we rarely ever see him eat food he should be eating 24/7 but yea

Honestly if I were the scientists, I would care more about zeroing in on how people affected can heal and grow so rapidly while violating thermodynamics and conservation of mass in the process. The implications of that are way, way huger than pharmaceuticals.

That’s the explanation for how the baby immediately died.

If their bodies are aging faster, why don't the all have Rapunzel length hair?

Lmao that's such a good point

He probably didn’t believe him until given the list of missing people names, then it became part of his duty to check if said names were actually missing. At that point, he would probably believe anything our protagonist said, to try and get more info. And I doubt our protagonist started off by saying he was 6 years old the day before. But yeah pretty bad movie

He didn’t say he was the 6 year old he met the other day. He just said “you’re a cop right. Look at this”

He didn’t mention anything about his age when meeting the cop after the beach tho

pro tip when you write spoiler warning, put it in caps and put your actual spoilers below it, invisible at first glance. otherwise theres no warning lol

Yeah it was pretty gross

I mean, I think it works as a concept because in the comic, it's very much about the course of life and childbirth is usually a part of that in some way. In the film, it seems like Shyamalan just wanted the shock

I honestly thought it was going into the CSA route or that the baby was developing faster than they could it out and it bursting through routes but nope can't explore body horror or a serious issue. Then again I don't trust him to not ruin s serious issue

@@carlycrays2831 but why it had to be a six year old girl, they could've made an older women getting pregnant on purpose because she was scared of running out of Time and never experiencing it. Making someone who's mentaly a child go through it just feels wrong

@@aaa5126 By that point, the older women are too old to be pregnant. And no sane person would be thinking about sex. I don't know, it's something I got the importance of for the comic because it fit with what the comic was doing. Here in the film, it just felt very gratuitous and off.

Same! It almost seems deliberate sometimes

i don't mean this as a dig at you, but in my opinion i've never understood why people have a problem with his dialogue, i've always enjoyed it since i see it as hyper-stylized. plenty of other movies' dialogue is "things people would never say" and people love it!! but then other writers do it and suddenly it's "bad writing"?? makes no sense to me

Just because it's stylized doesn't mean it's well stylized. It's like artists saying "this is my style" to wacky hands bc they don't understand anatomy well enough. If the dialogues feel jarring and don't serve any purpose he failed at trying to be artsy.

@@bogdaddy My struggle is that he rarely nails consistent dialogue that will keep you engaged in the movie. The worst offender was Avatar the Last Airbender but I remember the Happening and Lady in the Water having awful moments too. Signs, the Village, and the Sixth Sense seem to have consistently better dialogue so he IS capable??? I never understand his movie loaf tendencies.

@@tiryaclearsong421 oh yeah the avatar dialogue was awful. i think it worked for me in old bc it matched the style/vibes of the movie. avatar.....not so much

@Aas He also did it in the Visit and 6th Sense.

oLd

Before I knew about the comic it was based off of, I was thinking that the movie could’ve been called “Coral Beach” since the coral kind of tied into the movie. But Sandcastle seems like a better title lol

4 people trapped in an elevator, slowly getting killed off one by one... give it a title.

@@toaarky What are the themes of the story? What kind of message do you want to convey? Do you want to be metaphorical or literal, or perhaps even abstract? Minimalist or light novel?

@@stan8479 the movie i just poorly described (i was trying to start a guessing game.) was called Devil.. produced & written by the same guy who did this.

I think it was meant to be like early onset Alzheimer's? Given how they made it clear they were there because of a diagnosis, just like everybody else.

always is. this director can never represent mental disorders without being stigmatizing or spreading misinformation.

@@mai-mj2bf it’s a movie.... who is watching this or anything else and thinking that’s how they all act? Schizophrenia isn’t fun in any capacity so showing someone being a killer because of it isn’t really an issue....

@@vikkidonn many, MANY people do that. so many people will be influenced and go "oh so this is what schizophrenia or did is like because its in a movie so it must be true" im not even kidding so many fucking people think like that. it IS an issue and its affected me personally

@@vikkidonn fucking hell! A schizophrenic is no more likely to kill someone than you are! Painting neurodivergent people as evil villains with a thirst for blood literally harms the most vulnerable community in the world! People make their autistic kids drink fuckin bleach because of stigma. Someone having a panic attack or a seizure in the streets is more likely to get shot by a fuckin cop. Movies like these are literal death sentences to people who often can't fuckin live alone without help no matter how much they'd try. Painting vulnerable people as the villains *kills*

I've suffered psychosis, people think you completely lose touch with reality and become violent. That's not true at all. I was very in touch with reality, but my thought processes changed somewhat due to trauma. But I self healed. I was never violent.

Havvvve ya watched 'St. Maud'? 😆 Joking aside yeah, usually people going through psychosis aren't violent. Some are though and that tends to overshadow everyone and create a stereotype. I can respect/recognize that some of the stigma comes from the internal self-preservation instinct people naturally have, though.

@@thevixter82 Same. I was in a mental health hospital for it and I acted okay and even had normal thought processes. The only thing off was I had an imaginary friend who I would see and have full conversations with, and in my mind be was just another kid, but in all actuality my mind made him up to help cope after years of abuse.

it's also used to justify racism/black pain. Played out....

Yeah, violent schizophrenics are a rarity. I'm saying this as someone whose PTSD stems from living with one. The majority are much more likely to hurt themselves in their confusion or get hurt by others. Using mental illness as the bad guy is so very often just pure laziness, a writer's crutch, and it's abhorrent.

Especially since we didn't exactly need him as a villain.

I'm starting to get very uncomfortable with M Night Shymalan and mental illness now. Especially with Split he seems to keep making digs that mental health is dangerous and Schizophrenia has a big enough stigma as it is.

I thought that maybe he had early onset dementia because of how he was acting off early on before a lot of the really weird stuff started to happen. I really thought they were going that way when the doctor character kept getting distracted with remembering the name of that movie he forgot.

@@amberwillis9617 His "depiction" of DID is insulting and horrific!

@@amberwillis9617 Thank you so much for saying this; I was thinking the exact same thing. I'm a psychiatric nurse and work in acute care, primarily with people who have psychotic disorders. Overwhelmingly, people who have schizophrenia (and other psychotic disorders) are non-violent people. They are just like everyone else; they just happen to have an illness that affects their perception of events around them. Most people who have schizophrenia don't become violent, and the ones who do usually feel threatened in some way. Even then, they aren't the "crazy axe murderer" you see in movies. There is a logic for everything. For comparison, large changes in blood sugar levels in people who have diabetes can cause a change in mental status, yet you never see a diabetic reaching for the knives in movies when they become acutely ill. It's very much a stigma attached to schizophrenia. Shyamalan has now fallen back on extremely harmful stereotypes of mental illnesses in several movies. The "grandparents" from The Visit were violent killers. The reason given was that they were escaped psychiatric patients. In Split, he provides one of the worst representations of Dissociative Identity Disorder I've ever seen! It is also the cause of his violence, despite rarely being the case in real life. Now, we have yet another movie from Shyamalan in which we have a person with schizophrenia depicted as violent for no reason. I find this trend very distasteful and ignorant. I don't think I will be watching any more of his movies until he clearly demonstrates that he has educated himself on mental illnesses and the impact movies can have on people's perceptions of them.

Good luck friend! Hope that things change in media perception...our generation can bring this crap to an end. 💜✌🏽

I know, right? I am bipolar with psychotic tendencies. The worst my psychosis will do is having me disassemble electronics and doors to search for hidden cameras, but thanks to media people hear "psychotic" and think I go all stabby stabby.

@@QueerCripple Oh no, people better watch out when you go psychotic, they may get their phones killed oh noooo. I hate that media loves to pick mental illness as their big bad so often. When more often than not it hurts the person suffering more than it hurts the people surrounding them.

Yeah it was a blanket write off

Well, schizophrenia often develops in early to mod 20s, but has also been known to develop in early childhood and old age. Theres no "Either you have this at 24 or you dont"

I thought dementia too

@@thepinkestpigglet7529 Very true, but when I say onset I’m referring to the development of maladaptive symptoms to the point of warranting a diagnosis. Schizophrenia is one of those “odd cases” in neurology where multiple factors are required to have sufficient symptoms for a full diagnosis- they need for the brain to reach a state of full development as well as having it present in family history. Prior to the “age of onset” it can be called “early onset” or “schizoaffective personality” but cannot be a confirmed case because the brain is still developing and may reform its connections. There are also different types of schizophrenia and severities. Schizophrenia that would be exacerbated by age would likely be catatonic, which his issues with paying attention to the surgery would have been indicative of- but catatonic results in a significant decrease in activity, not his weird full blown “final boss mode” behavior. It CAN be argued though that maybe the rapid increase of age could have resulted in brain trauma that affected his brain’s plasticity, but again his early symptoms don’t quite match up.

they said he had schozophrenia in the movie

@@Apryll. Yes, that is the issue. By his age all symptoms should have manifested meaning he wouldn’t just suddenly be in rage mode or whatever. That’s not how schizophrenia works, it isn’t a rage virus. Though guess we shouldn’t be surprised because this director has some weird tendency to make mental illness into some kind of monster transformation point.

Literally just the stand Grateful Dead.

Se-dan. Sudan is a place.

Amazing haha making me want to go back and watch JoJo again!

@@dillonowens3604 no, that's just the stand's name. It's a small version of the country.

There is literally a Jojo stand in Part 5 whose power is extremely rapid aging, called Grateful Dead

His blood is clotting he probably would’ve been the first one to die if he didn’t get stabbed and he still probably died from the stab wounds because his blood was clotting when the wounds were trying to heal just like the main dad when he’s getting cut by the doctor his cuts heals faster than wolverine

@@OgGuak420 that's not what a clotting disorder is. you're body has chemicals called clotting factors that are responsible for for example, clotting your blood so you don't bleed out after a paper cut. a disorder can result in blood clotting too much like you're saying, or in blood not clotting enough or at all in the case of haemophiliacs. his blood isn't spontaneously congealing throughout his body, if that was the case he wouldn't be having spontaneous nose bleeds. His blood isn't clotting that's why he has a nose bleed lasting hours in the comic.

Girl's definitely got a point

For a long time I tried to defend M. Night but after dumpster fire he did on Airbender he has lost all sympathy. Even if I wasn't a fan the move was crap.

And then everyone clapped

@@jaydiarie ???

Yet you both watched black widow..

I agree, just seeing his name used to fill me with ancipation. Now it fills me with dread.

There's no ATLA live action movie in Ba Sing Se

My cousin actually liked the movie 😂💀

What is PSTD???

@@diamonddoggspuppy7755 Ooops, typo! I fixed it XD Thanks

And this kid seems very smart and a little different.

Lol are your parents libertarian? In what context do adults explain taxes to a little kid

@@Minam0 you need to pay or u go to jail…. I was little I thought I would forget to pay and they would arrest me. I’m okay now I’m an adult that pays taxes :D

@@Minam0 mum was a banker

@@dianaval6082 or poor parents who Tell their kids why there isn't food on the table or lights.

Hahahaha

The thought makes my skin crawl. I would honestly probably end myself lol

OMG, I used to have nightmares about that too!

Same. I never had the "taking a test I'm not prepared for in my underwear" dream. But I had the "suddenly pregnant and in labor while trying to convey 'no, really, I actually AM a virgin'" dream plenty, especially in my teenage years.

I still haven't watched Umbrella Academy since the first episode features spontaneous pregnancy, and that scares me half to death

he already did that

Honestly this movie didn't feel like it had a twist to me. The trailer revealed the beach aged people, so I went in knowing that, it was pretty clear the resort knew about it from the start. The "Why" they were doing it was interesting in a sense, but a twist should make all you have seen be viewed in a different light. This wasn't that. It was just the very simple explination. Why does the resort send them there... experiments. Okay. That's not a twist.

My sympathies...

Oof

So you're recovering......right?

@@LucianCorrvinus that was sweet, thank you

@@punkinboi thank you, I like your username c:

Nah, he thinks that criticism is just because critics hate him and only come from them.

It's like he can't fucking help himself.

This is why I refuse to watch any M. Night after Split.

@@danielaardila5081 So he's a narcissist, then. That tracks.

Because schizophrenics have never been violent.....?

Why are the drinks special?

@@DeathnoteBB Contained drugs to experiment on test subjects, to see if the treatment would work or not.

There's actually a scene where the mom gives her daughter some spare clothes to change into while she was growing, so they probably did that for the other kids too, just not on screen

It is explained in the movie. The mom gives Maddox her spare bikini, Trent is wearing his father's shirt at some point, and in the end, Maddox is wearing the light red shirt Insta-mom was wearing in the beginning

The real question is why did the adults all bring extra clothes to a beach with nowhere to change

@@avacurtis2729 I don't know about you, but when I go to the beach I always bring extra clothes. I can change in the car or find a hidden space or something; anything to get out of the sandy salty wet bikini.

​@@avacurtis2729 All you need is a friend and a large towel or picnic blanket. It's also pretty easy just to change underneath a loose fitting dress or oversized shirt. Going for an entire day out at a beach without a change of clothes would be a much weirder thing in my eyes, as a super pale person I'd at least have extra layers to protect myself from the sun. And now I'm thinking about how none of them got super burnt from sun exposure despite apparently being in direct strong sunlight for entire years without reapplying suncream!

HAHAHA

definitely a horror core rapper

It shouldve been an scp movie. At least then there would've been experiment logs to go off of.

Eye color/ hair color can change naturally with age.

Black don’t crack

yep. same. i have never been scared of a trailer, but this one disturbed me to the point where i had to leave the theater until it ended when it played before black widow.

The idea of this movie creeps me out so much I couldn’t watch it even if I wanted to

@she writes yeah I was at the hospital earlier and this trailer played and a dude in the waiting room actually covered his ears. This trailer is just to disturbing.

It seems like a miserable movie to sit through. I honestly can’t stand movies that feature children/minors in danger; it seems so tacky most of the time.

@@roshnipatel1590 As someone who saw it in theaters bc my dad loves movies That's the whole movie

You know ... maybe I'm giving him too much credit, but it wouldn't surprise me if he doesn't even realize he's doing it that often. I've seen way too many directors confronted with their reoccurring, obvious issues around a type of person, and going, " ... Oh." I don't know, but my money's on he's just clueless about how his feelings about mental health keep coming out in his work.

@@MoonShadowWolfe 1.) He's surrounded by yes men, and 2.) He's acting like mental illness is a blight on society, not a lived reality for most of us

He's also really ageist. I feel like he is really scared of his own mortality/death in general.

@@dermiker Yeah his portrayals of older/elderly people leaves much to be desired.

@@dermiker i mean, he literally said that his own fears about death and aging were part of the inspiration for old...so he's aware of it to some extent.

This is the first movie I have ever seen that got progressive worst every 15 min lol

Indeed, some of his movies are watchable, like The Village, The Sixth Sense or Signs. But his formula is mostly worn up now.

He's the nic cage of directing

Has he though? He went up and came down, and he's been there since.

Just like Nicolas Cage. His newest movie, Pig, is the first one he’s starred in in years to have a fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Newsweek never lived down the 2002 cover calling him "the next Spielberg."

(not being mean just making joke) ah yes we all been there when we suddenly got pregnant out of nowhere

To be fair I think EVERYONE was horrified by that - it it helps, that's all the movie ever shows - the trailer had it all really

Precisely. Those poor kids will be traumatised by the end, and will be completely unable to function properly in society afterwards. They'll definitely need TONS of therapy.

@@trinaq that girl ain't having a baby ever,like... Ever

@@AmandaTheJedi tell that to my dad who thought I was exaggerating about how disgusted and horrified I was...

Except it was on the trailer

@@thatlemonadeguy6742 Yeah but given the circumstances….

It really wasn't it was so obvious like m night has not make a good film in a while it's like he just has glaring mistakes and never fixed them

I didn’t think so because it would’ve been more skillful if we looked at things that literally distracted us from them until they reappear as older. Looking at their shoulders, thighs, and foreheads for 2-3 minutes is just not interesting to look at

while i do think it was rlly obvious each time they aged, i still think it was a cool concept and if executed better could have really made an impact on the movie. of course the trailers spoiled everything but even then when trent and maddox were first shown to have aged despite already knowing that it had happened, i found myself thinking "oh, wild." the 2 minute straight shots from the same angle on random body parts wasn't very fun tho, so def a big emphasis on the "if executed better"

I thought it was grossly tasteless and offensive, Chrystal deserved much, much better

I sure hope he doesn't.

god please no

He better fuckin not

Better not, he'd mess it up in every way possible

No hell no he better stay away from Junji ito's work

I love you OT 😭

Hi OT

I'm always surprised by how many KZfaqrs watch the same people I watch

ONE TOPIC?!?!?

Bruh Also first furry

10000% why Im here exactly

Update us on the story!! I hope everything works out for you, that was adorable

Me too, I had to do a double take for a second before I got it!

i was 100% certain she was like reuploading content or something

I got an ad for the movie on KZfaq a few hours ago, but the way it was translated into my native language had nothing to do with the original title, so I was trying to find the name of this weird ass movie trailer because I had no idea what the trailer was trying to tell me and here's Amanda to the rescue 😂

Same lol

I used to work in psychiatry, and the amount of Hollywood nonsense people believe (patients and families) is shocking. I think most people know movies and TV shows aren’t known for their accuracy (for guns, for martial arts,etc), but for psychiatry…many take every ridiculous movie fiction on as absolute fact.

@@Itried20takennames I know it is sooo fucking frustrating and even more with that clown making movies

@@Itried20takennames I don't know in English but in my country, people use "schizo" as synonymous to "multiple personality disorder" when they see someone acting out of character or having a mood change. Mocking multiple personality disorder like this is weird enough, but they have to confuse it with schizophrenia in the process.

Especially M. Night can't seem to let go of this trope. For the amount of movies he's made featuring mentally ill people... just stop! Mental health issues are surrounded by enough stigmas as it is, we don't need any more of this rubbish!

I haven’t seen that happen in a movie ever

She was so busy being an instaMom she forgot to cure it!

@@mercuropheliac Her only regret…was having…Bonitis…

I thought I was tripping 🤣 I was the only one in my theater and I looked behind me like who said that and then I was like awee dang the dog is really gone 🥲

This sent me when I watched it in theaters. Everyone else was dead silent and I just couldn't stop laughing. It was glossed over SO QUICKLY

Russian roulette except all the chambers have a bullet except one. Which will you get? Your odds aren't good.

Jeremy Jahns fan?

Nah, he has two good movies, his two first ones. All the rest are shit. And I bet if you look at those two, there were other people involved who were probably responsible for their quality.

He funds his own movies

Good thing this movie doesn't have a major twist.

I started thinking that when I saw Glass. I thought the first 2/3 of Glass was as fantastic but the twist at the end was so terrible and stupid that it ruined the rest of the movie and it left me wondering why he ALWAYS has a twist

I think this ending was more of a reveal, not a twist

Yeah I feel like he thinks that's his "thing" that sets him aside and puts his signature on the movie which is just unfortunate cause so many of his movies would have been outstanding without the twist. I think he easily could have kept his feel without keeping the same structure every time

@@r520jr8 completely agree, the whole series was ruined for me by that. Won't even watch unbreakable (never seen found out about it after seeing glass) and now pretend split is a stand alone movie with no creature ending 😂 I've been wondering about his twists since midnight meat train tho, the ending just felt so out of place and uneeded to me.

Just Amanda's description made me sick and anxious.

The whole point is that their hormones are changing as they age so they are aging because the brain is undergoing different chemistry than when they were 6. If they were truly still mentally six they would have no desire to have sex. Animals don't need to be taught what sex is, I suspect humans isolated from society would be able to figure it out as well.

I guess it makes sense somehow, but it still feels really really messed up 😂 Then the birth somehow works, but the Baby's dead anyway. Dunno if the shock factor was worth it 🙈

@@greebmcfleeb5554 people who are mentally children still go through physical puberty

In the movie the dad says "what you did is how babies are made" and the son says " I know but I thought you had to do it like 10 times" uhhh what 6 year old knows those things

I still don’t understand how she was pregnant but I didn’t watch the movie but whatever

@@fellownerd1138 her and the other boy hit puberty in about 10 seconds and were alone in a tent

@@OgGuak420 I feel like that’s kind of a messed up concept it certainly should not be in the movie

@@fellownerd1138 oh yeah it's incredibly messed up

And sometimes you get barf

@@pissonmyboots however some people like barf

Toothpaste actually tastes good for an unconventional flavor. Earthworm, barf, and boogers are the worst for me. Never been able to get them down. I think The Visit is my toothpaste, it was so bad it was funny. But the happening, ATLA, we’re earthworms for me.

Toothpaste is just a minty flavour, really not that bad compared to all the other "gross" tastes

The canned dog food was the worst flavor

Eh I don't know about Signs being a masterpiece with those awful CGI aliens

Sounds like Disney came up with the title. Lol.

@@MaiiOrduna lol yeah, that's how 'the ice queen' became 'frozen'

I laughed too hard at my own reaction to this, so I felt I had to share it. "Don't you mean 'Boat?'"

Or "sink"😂

its suposed to be like a 'fear' type thing. being OLD is a fear for most peopel

I call it the "Shyamalan effect" you have ONE obstacle and this guy DOES overcome the obstacle but in the weirdest most horrible possible way-

I think both the hype some of his stuff has, paired with great ideas and no idea how to properly execute the idea leads to what he does most of the time.

He likes to think he's jumping the shark... But he's never once made it

Missed opportunity: Shovel Knight

Even something simple like “The Beach”

@@connieallen6804 The beach exists, but "At the beach" Hmm Vacation?

Or "Life is a Beach"

HOPE YOU ENJOY

@@AmandaTheJedi I am having doubts that shyamalan steals scripts from others, and when it comes to writing his own stories, he falls harder than a pen from a sky. You know, gravity. Come on, the man has The sixth sense, unbreakable, signs, the village, split. One is a masterpiece loved by everyone, the other two are a part of franchise, signs is alien farming movie with water being their kryptonite, and the other is a horryfying tale of pseudo modern age where people want to get out of urban life and want to live a quiet life. I mean, the village was situated in a forest area, where are the bloody forest department officers, let alone has the main protagnist ever seen a airplane or a helicopter on sk.......never mind. She is a blind woman.

You pretty much expect awkward dialogue with Shyamalan.

@@marianatheschizoid5912 I'm still haunted by the awkward dialogue of Avatar the Last Airbender

@@47ratsinahoodie " UNCLE EEROH"

The black guy said damn a good 20 times like each scene he was in 😂

M. Night doesn't know how real people speak to each other, it seems. A lot of the childrens' lines are in "how do you do, fellow kids?" territory.

What incest?

Same thing happened to me. I was intrigued at first, then realized I'd most likely seen the whole plot.

same same

Me and my cousin both turned and looked at each other after the trailer like 🤨🧐

SAME

Was the Black Widow movie good?