+Alvin Lee he destroyed Avatar so hard , they will speak of this disaster in centurys... so sad... but still you are right. Signs was good except the last 5 Minutes. And Unbreakable and Sixth Sense are really good Movies.

+D. Akr by any chance do u mean the last airbender....i agree that most of the avatar was shot at night(in d movie) but none of it was shot by night

+puneet gulati ofc do i mean the Last Airbender which is based on the Avatar Cartoon.

yes i agree! btw i took film analysis

+Alvin Lee Unbreakable is great, Signs is... OK-ish, but he's had too many terrible films (The Village, The Happening, The Last Airbender, etc.) to call him hit and miss.

T I L B Thank you! And hell I’m in the minority who actually loved Batman Forever

@@captainspyder6754 Out of all of Joel Schumacher's movies. His best effort will always be 8MM with Nicolas Cage. He knows how to take a dark content seriously. His two Batman movies maybe an abomination in his filmography, but most of his later films are precisely handled well like The Lost Boys and Phonebooth etc...

Kyle Dwayne Luna I like batman Forever but no doubt batman and robin was an abomination, the lost boys and his other work are awesome

@@captainspyder6754 True. Of course I find Batman Forever alright. It was not perfect but if it weren't for the family friendly direction and stayed in tone with the Tim Burton style in the first two films. The deleted scenes of Batman Forever would have saved that movie. But nevertheless it is better than Batman And Robin

Kyle Dwayne Luna Absolutely and while the movie had a family friendly tone, I thought it never went that route with its story as it has dark moments too, Batman & Robin on the other hand was just a train wreck

+Alexandre Ramos Unbreakable is as good as 6th sense, or even slightly better. The Village is a good movie as well. It was The Sign that started Shyamalan downfall.

+Robson Waterkemper And The Last Airbender made the downfall permanent.

***** Signs, I can understand a little more than The Last Airbender. It irks me because, as a fan of the show, it is nothing like the show and is nowhere near an accurate adaptation. Fan-made movies with little to no funding are more faithful than Shyamalan's.

***** Really!? You never heard of Avatar: The Last Airbender?

+Alexandre Ramos The Visit (2015) was great, though.

+Schwipmannen Unbreakable, Signs, Sixth Sense. The Village also wasn't bad, it just had a pointless middle finger to whites ending that didn't need to be there. The hate the guy gets is beyond pedantic at this point. Also the list of "good" movies is HIGHLY questionable.

Look at the bad movies though, an innumerable amount.

+Shawnee Anderson Signs was alright up until the end, but the big giant gaping plot hole ruined the whole movie for me. Their weakness is water? Really? It was just too stupid to forgive.

And the Village was even worse. At that point I realized the director was just blatantly lying to me with the sort of movie he was making. It's like he pranked the audience and we really didn't enjoy the prank. It -could- have been an awesome monster movie, but instead "oh yeah, the mentally retarded guy killed someone and.. oh shiiiii, maybe there's a monster after all!! Oh wait no, it's the mentally challenged guy again in a bad costume, and oh yeah we're in the modern day and trying to be ultra-Amish in a truly unbelievable way and uggghh.."

Twitchy Studios good joke bro

I totally agree, 8 MM is my favourite

i never knew he made phone booth

So true!!!!

Batman Forever was awesome

Lost Boys for sure

I find PhoneBooth quite an enjoyable film as well. And Lost Boys is a classic 80's film

Yea I keep seeing people saying they really like Phone Booth me not so much but meh whatever

***** Yea thought about mentioning that one as well

So judging by this comment thread, Schumacher isn't a bad director. He's just very inconsistent. P.s I respect him more for saying sorry about Batman and Robin.

+MrsB055 PHONE BOOTH and TIGERLAND spring to mind but yes some clunkers along the way someone else posted ST ELMO's fire on that list but I'm pretty sure that was JOHN HUGHES !!

I believe he directed, perhaps Hughes wrote it only? He did work as a screenwriter for others.

I agree

+pvtrichter88 A quick IMDb search reveals that Joel Schumacher wrote and directed St. Elmo's Fire with absolutely no involvement from John Hughes whatsoever.

He also directed "8mm". Love that film. very haunting audio/visual atmosphere with that dark ethnic music by Mychael Danna while searching for clues in the underworld of holywood's illigal adult industri.

what about m night shitface?

Why doesn't he just go by M Night? Lol.

SuperLordGaming he's no rapper, maybe thats why

Michael Bay is a better producer

TVBnine Or M.Night SHAMEaladingdong.

Innersoulwithinme Cloud Atlas

V for Vendetta.

Speed Racer and calling The Matrix's Reloaded and Revolutions bad, is a way over exaggeration.

Goggalor1990 They didn't direct V For Vendetta. . .only wrote it.

MJosephB Speed Racer is god awful and the Matrix sequels were a disappointment. Reloaded has one amazing highway scene and the rest of the movie is forgettable. Revolutions is terrible. ***** they also produced it.

+Sizeet That's not really true, many productions give the director lots of discretion on story and script edits, and many movies come out with a great vibe despite dialogue that, when looked at on its own, is subpar. Also, you can just as easily flip that and say that the best screenwriter in the world is gonna look terrible if his script is stuck in the hands of an incompetent director.

antourte1, given that what I stated has proven true time and time again, I don't see how one can state that it's not true. Your points are not bad; there's some good reasoning there. But I'll stick with my opinion "It all starts with the screenplay." There's a reason that various writers and directors state that; I didn't realize how many of them state that until I Googled it after I stated it. And writers indeed generally do not get enough credit. People often make it all about the director; this is another aspect covered in reliable sources discussing the film business, including the fact that writers used to get all the credit.

*****, and?

*****, when I stated, "At least M. Night Shyamalan writes his own screenplays.", it had nothing to do with praise. My stating that he writes his own screenplays had/has to do with the fact that at least if a film he directed fails as a film, the full blame can validly go to him. You know, since he wrote and directed the film, as opposed to a decent or good director who happened to direct a film based on a bad script. When a bad script is involved, I do not blame the director for the bad film unless the director wrote it. I stated that "It all starts with the script." And I stand by that "the script must be good first, or at least mediocre" view. As for M. Night Shyamalan not deserving credit, he deserves credit for his good films, bad films and mediocre ones. EDITED: To change "it had nothing to do with the main points I was making" to "it had nothing to do with praise."

*****, so you can tell me what I am claiming? Okay. The positive side is exactly what I stated above: He gets full credit for his films being good or bad. If the film is good, he gets writing and directing credit. If the film is bad, then it's better that he is blamed for it than someone else being blamed for it. Nowhere did I state that it's best that M. Night Shyamalan write all of his films; and I didn't mean to imply that. We clearly disagree on what is a positive side in this case. And I don't need you to educate me on M. Night Shyamalan, as if I am unfamiliar with his work and what a lot of people state about him. In my opinion, despite his number of bad films, he is nowhere close to being the worst writer or director. "The Sixth Sense" was not a fluke; the script and film were brilliant, and critically praised. He had other solid stories after that. He then went on a losing streak. Now a lot of people think he is recovering from that losing streak because they like "The Visit" or feel that "The Visit" is decent. Blah, blah, blah. Chris Stuckmann and others have been over (addressed) all of this.

At least Batman Forever/& Robin are fun. Batman Fanboys cannot take it, but I don't care.

jack lloyd Unfortunately, Rocky Maivia was still a rising star in the WWF when that movie came out. I'm sure he'll be in the sequel if they ever make one. Signed, KG

I guess Michael Bay made Pain & Gain with The Rock to make up for that

Jesus Christ, Marie

jack lloyd They clearly didn't know "WHAT THE ROCK… IS COOKIN'!".

jack lloyd because... the rock on that film is the alcatraz prison?

Do it :D

How much for the drugs ur on?

Denis Kartachov Top 10 good movies with bad sountrack, good sountrack in bad movies, good movies with awful comstumes, bad movies with awesome constumes, good movies with bad camera, bad movies with good camera... Boy, watchmojo have unlimitied source of stupid top 10s.

Tim Burtons alice in wonderland!.. I give you the remaining 9 later

Watch Mojo has done every list possible soon so don't be too suprised if this becomes a video.

hahahahahahahahahahaha good joke.

+Pink Floyd is the Best Band of All Time he arguably did more good/decent movies, than bad movies. Wide Awake is a decent kid movie, both The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable are masterpieces, Sings is a good thriller partially spoiled by it's ambiguous ending, The Village is a good and underrated movie, The Lady In The Water is a mediocre fairy tail movie with some absurd moments, both The Happening and The Last Airbender are horrible movies, After Earth is a boring bad sci-fi flick, The Visit is a good comedy-horror movie and Split is surprisingly a top-notch thriller. 7 good or awesome movies vs 3 bad movies and 1 mediocre flick don't make Shyamalan a bad director, dude.

InsomniacHS Good movies: Split Great Movies: The Sixth Sense Unbreakable Bad Movies: The Village The Visit Pretty Bad Movies: Wide Awake Praying with Anger Horrible Movies: Signs Worst Movies of All Time: The Last Airbender The Happening Lady In The Water After Earth Film Count: 1 Good, 2 Great, 2 Bad, 2 Pretty Bad, 1 Horrible, And 4 Of The Worst Movies Ever Made.

I would agree with you, if your taste of your films would be a normal or if you knew at least something about movies. Maybe I generalized the Shyamalan's movies, but you generalized his movies with an ignorance.

InsomniacHS "with an ignorance" Wow. I know I am dealing with retards now.

He made American Graffiti and Thx so he is not an overall bad director.

+negativeletter Which he only produced. Director was Willard Huyck.

+Ryan England Revenge of the Sith is IMO underrated, though EP II was shit.

+kingmatt2563 Graffity is boring like sh.t.

margus kiis What! Well your opinion I guess, I thought it was a great film.

Adam Sandler in.Punch-Drunk-Love at #1

Good suggestion. And yes, Sandler's 'Punch Drunk Love' should be included (although, 'Funny People' is a close runner-up), but my vote for #1 would HAVE to go to Sly Stallone for the original 'Rocky.' Also, I'd include Mickey Rourke for 'The Wrestler,' and Christian Slater for 'True Romance.'

Johnny Skinwalker Yeah, that's a valid point. He did do some great stuff in the 80s. He had faded into semi-obscurity before 'The Wrestler,' and kind of came out of nowhere to deliver a powerhouse performance...but you're absolutely right. I withdraw that nomination. Stallone is arguable, too...I mean, *is* he technically a bad actor? Or how about Arnold? it's all very, very subjective, of course.

MrDunedon Not to forget Kevin James for King of Queens, Marlon Wayans for Requiem For A Dream, Eli Roth for Inglourious Basterds, Kristen Stewart for Still Alice, Eddie Murphy for Dreamgirls & of course Tommy Wiseau for The Room

ChrosTV Tommy Wiseau for the win. ;-)

ikamts2 He didn't do Horrible Bosses...

Luke Ellis he produced it. yes but i count that as a win for him

Rush Hour is ok, its like bottom tier for Jackie Chan tho. Horrible Bosses sucks. Ratner should be put on trial for how bad X-Men 3 is.

Brandon Hudson and a time travel

I thought "Tower Heist" was a slick movie that didn't get the attention it deserved.

Adam Lmao Watchmojo keeps it real

Oh no, we'll hurt the feewings of some mega rich people who are bad directors.

Yea it aint easy to make one average movie...let alone classics like these. That's one more than any commenter or watchmojo host. I understand the want to make this list, but I feel like the follow up commentary by the host is unfair.

From what I’ve heard even Joel Schumacher said he hated Batman & Roben, so I’m sure some of these people wouldn’t be so offended

Count me in as one who agrees with you. Really enjoyed 'Unbreakable' -- and, unlike 'Sixth Sense,' it can actually be enjoyed for more than one viewing.

Unbreakable>sixth sense

No his best dilm is the last airbender lol no jk i hate that movie with a passion

I love Unbreakable.

C. Pasta I'm with you. I've only seen that and the movie we don't talk about.

Yeah.

I honestly prefer it to the mediocre graphics before.

Signs is pretty good

The village and signs were meh. But, Unbreakable was an art

I liked pandorum too

Mike Fitch I mean, it came out the same week as surrogates and I remember having a really fun time watching Pandorum!

And it had Daryl Dixon in it.

***** Pandorum was an excellent sci-fi flick! I have no idea what WatchMojo was on about there...

***** Its got some good stuff in it, but it falls apart in a lot of ways. Quaid is terrible in it.

+Maximillianrex Carpediem YES! It's so different, but still totally badass and fun!

Yeah and Pandorum.

Maximillianrex Carpediem It is on my guilty pleasure list.

i love that movie!

patch0file Agreed!!! It was Airbender and Happening that sucked XP NEVER fully got why people hated the Village. If you watch it as a drama instead of a horror it's a really good movie! =)

+Chris Rembert Don't forget Batman & Robin

+Chris Rembert Unbreakable: you got to be kidding!

+Chris Rembert Time to kill for Schumacher

You are forgetting A Time to Kill by Joel Schumacher. That was a Brilliant Film.

Chris Rembert EHM.. SPLIT

Right! Pandorum was a really good science fiction film. It was way better than event horizon.

+Floyd Palmer Yeah, I was surprised by the commentary, I mean: "produced single tears of horrors". Pandorum is a lot better than Event Horizon actually.

+Justin Flack I have to disagree with you guys. Event Horizon was superior to Pandorum, deeper, more interesting characters, better chemistry between the actors... But I'll defend Pandorum as a good film too. Less psychological horror, more viscera but still, the plot worked well and the ending was great.

Yeah, these are certainly the most crucial attributes that make a film great................ NOT!!!!

I also think Event Horizon is the better movie but there is nothing wrong with Pandorum. They're both good.

+Snowflake Pillow you mean Red Dragon?

Yeah, that's what I'm referring to.

Jona de Bona We have Top 10 Sci-fi Movie Posters in the works.Signed, KG

WatchMojo.com Nice! Thanks for the reply, love your vids! :D

Omg I read that wrong I thought you said "Top 10 Pornstars" XD

Alyssia LaChance yeah you read that because you want to see that don't you?

Jona de Bona Wow, you're so clever.

What!? i cant do it!!

***** Never.

+Tal Moore definitely

Not really. They still got the magic. It's just that Matrix managed to hide it's eccentricity well enough, while Jupiter Ascending didn't care to. Just look at Matrix Revolutions ending. Too unconventional for a blockbuster, and the people left in confusion.

The warkowski's are more talented in tv and they deserve the top spot ...y'all seen speed racer?🙈🙉🙊

Bound is also a fucking masterpiece from the Wachovskis.

Nah, they're more of a hit or miss duo. The Matrix and V for Vendetta were great. The Matrix sequels, Cloud Atlas, and Speed Racer are pretty divisive. Jupiter Ascending is just... ...bad.

Here's my top 10 bad directors did good movies: 10. 500 Days of Summer, Directed by Marc Webb (His Bad Endorsement of The Amazing Spider-Man 2) 9. Pretty Woman, Directed by Garry Marshall (His Bad Endorsement of The Princess Diaries, Georgia's Rule, Valentine's Day, and New Year's Eve) 8. Pineapple Express, Directed by David Gordon Green (His Bad Endorsement of Your Highness & The Sitter) 7. Thirteen & Lords of Dogtown, Directed by Catherine Hardwicke (Her Bad Endorsement of Twilight & Red Riding Hood) 6. Scary Movie, Directed by Keenan Ivory Wayans (His Bad Endorsement of Scary Movie 2, White Chicks, and Little Man) 5. The Devil Rejects, Directed by Rob Zombie (His Bad Endorsement of Two Halloween Remakes) 4. The Wedding Singer, Directed by Frank Capra (His Bad Endorsement of The Waterboy, Click, Zookeeper, and Blended) 3. Mean Girls, Directed by Mark Walters (His Bad Endorsement of Ghost of Girlfriend's Past, Mr. Popper's Penguins, and Vampire Academy) 2. The Fast and the Furious, Directed by Rob Cohen (His Bad Endorsement of The Mummy 3, Alex Cross, and The Boy Next Door) and... 1. The Matrix, Directed by The Wachowski Brothers (Their Bad Endorsement of The Matrix Revolutions, Speed Racer, and Jupiter Ascending)

Felipe Rico Signs was good why no mention of that? Stargate was cool from the guy who did Ind Day.

Felipe Rico Click was good,Wedding Singer was crap however.

Even Quentin Tarantino says Unbreakable was considered to be a "Masterpiece"

Felipe Rico Yeah Click's in a completely different league to Waterboy and Zookeeper. The ad makes it look horrible but it's really not bad at all.

Your attempt at trolling is awful

Outstanding is not the opposite of slightly above average.

***** No, not. Good trolling is when people don't know it's a troll. It should be controversial but subtle enough not to be obvious.

Yea but all jokes aside Spielberg is shit

Like Michael Bay?

***** He doesnt have a ton of bad movies.

***** Yeah, the fact that he achieve over US$ 5 billions in revenue with less than 10 movies, while most "Oscar winners" never achieved US$ 1 billion in their entire careers shows how bad Michael Bay is.

***** Thats really subjective

Have you seen Transformers 2-4? Pearl Harbor? The Island?

i agree all those you listed are pretty good

DreDaDon__ yeah, but comparing him to Coppola :D:D:D single Godfather movie is WAY better than all of this movies combined....

To me it's a modern day Citizen Kane , Richard Kelly is a genius.

***** Pimps don't commit suicide = Rosebud

THANK YOU I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE LOL

I saw it twice, it was decent, it like trying to be a David Lynch movie except without any profundity. It's just weird without having a real message. Or whatever message is in there is stupid.

Leonardo Mello "Boxer Santeros?" *Big smile and wave* "Hi, officer." "Get the fuck outta here."

After Earth was shit along with the last Airbender The happening the village and devil M Night Shyamalan made one above-average film 17 years ago😂😂

After Earth was shit along with the last Airbender The happening the village and devil M Night Shyamalan made one above-average film 17 years ago😂😂

Totally disagree Bro, I've seen a lot worse. Even if you did not care for his storyline, subject matter, or genre, M Night's direction is tight and his movies move along in a cohesive story telling fashion. Though he stays within the genre of Sc-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, he can also direct comedic moments which most directors will tell you is difficult. He can create moments of horror or awe or unbearable suspense. Again- whether you like his finished product or not, he is a talented Director and should not be on this list.

+MAP Agree to disagree I suppose that at the end of the day it's really subjective but I have to say if you make a shit fest like After Earth and The Last Airbender I'm sorry but I can't call you a good Director

I want to know why Stephen Hopkins is not on the list. He took great opportunities like Lost in Space, Blown Away, The Ghost and the Darkness, The Reaping and Predator 2 and turned them into a Bore-fest. Particularly The Ghost and the Darkness which is a true story and could have been an awesome movie. Or Michael Bay who directs such ham-handed choreographed scenes. Especially intimate or romantic material that leaves any normal adult cringing or blushing with embarrassment. Like his many eye-rolling moments in Armageddon, such as- After the US being responsible for blowing up the Russian space station early in the film, by the end, we see Russian's waving American flags. Or Ben Affleck toying with Liv Tyler's bra while singing "I'm leaving on a jet plain" as she balls her eyes out in an embarrassingly bad scene. Or the Lady who tells her kids that the man at the door is a salesman. Then 10 minutes later, when she finds that the man is going to try and stop the meteor, tell's her children "That man is no salesman - that's your daddy" Both of these action Directors incorporate multi angle, fast cuts into their films, most of which leave the viewer not knowing what the hell is going on on-screen. These cheap editing tricks are suppose suffice as action. I guess the old saying is true; If you can't dazzle then with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit. The crime is that these "Directors" have been richly rewarded for their efforts and are highly regarded even though M. Night Shyamalan is twice the director they are.

Seriously what the hell was that?

Justin Fung swag swaɡ/ noun noun: swag 1. a curtain or piece of fabric fastened so as to hang in a drooping curve. a decorative garland or chain of flowers, foliage, or fruit fastened so as to hang in a drooping curve. plural noun: swags "swags of holly and mistletoe" a carved or painted representation of a swag of flowers, foliage, or fruit. "fine plaster swags" 2. informal money or goods taken by a thief or burglar. "their homes offer tempting swag for burglars" So either a cinematic curtain or piece of fabric, or cinematic stolen money.

Lost Boys! Frak anyone who speaks ill of the 'Macher!

Batman & Robin is quite fun if you forgive some of the dialogue and embrace the weirdness of it all.

+Alberto de Tena Rojas Independence Day is a rare case of a Good piece of shit movie.

+Thiago Consolaro I guess to us europeans that don't get independance day (as in, the holiday) it's just a peace of shit

+Alberto de Tena Rojas As a Canadian, I concur. I am not swayed by cartoony American patriotism.

+Raven Zeitemann I'm glad to see I'm not alone here. It's a really bad movie and I can't believe it's getting a second part. I agree with The Rock being a decent movie by a horrible director (fuck you Michael Bay) but Independance Day is just pure American patriotism that would make anyone with half a brain cringe.

I think people consider Independence Day as a good movie because 1) Will Smith, 2) Jeff Goldblum, and 3) Bill Pullman. It wasn't afraid to blow stuff up as well, but the above three actors had charisma. I actually didn't like Will Smith in ID4, I cannot stand him in his machismo, uber-testosterony mode, but a number of folks did, so... some of the effects work in ID4 were great, but the explosions.. the explosions were bad. Even for 1996 special effects, those were bad bad fire effects. They tried to use some fractal effects to create fire, and it was definitely not ready for prime time.

I hated it!!

@@Trund27 I liked the Creased Lightning, that was a beautiful 1948 Ford

If that was the case, it wouldn't have specific movies

idk

Because it's not a movie.... It's a way of life

William Mcmeekin Thank you for knowing that.

Shut the fuck up.

+Thomas Baron Totally, dude! haha...especially Batman! To this day, I personally think Tim Burton's original two Batman's were the best Bat-flicks ever. I hate it when people associate Joel Schoemaker's two bat films with Burton's. The only things which the 4 of those movies had in common were Michael Gough's Alfred, and Pat Hingle's Gorden. EVERYTHING else (short of the WB logo) was different. They were in fact two different series's with two different directors with two different visions, cast, crews, and inspirations: Burton's original two were based on the original dark and Gothic comic-books; whereas Schoemaker's follow-up two were based on the campy TV-show of the 1960's. Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992) were comic-book masterpieces with an homage being paid to the 'film noire' of the 1940's as well as Burton's flare of the dark, gritty depressive, and creepy-mystical almost subtly fantastical elements mixed into gloomy everyday realism (which these attributes in particular was expounded upon in Chris Nolan's realism of his Dark Knight Trilogy many years later). With Danny Elfman's masterful music score, Michael Keaton's perfect casting as Batman/Bruce Wayne, The supporting cast for these 2 motion pictures, the crew...etc., and the perfect balance between dark fantasy and gritty realism, Tim Burton's original two comic-book hero feature films are the greatest Batman movies ever made. Batman Forever (1995) and Batman & Robin (1997) are major comic-book failures, even if they were just paying homage to 1960's camp or cartoons.The only really good or arguably 'cool' thing to take away from those 2 movies was Jim Carey's Riddler. I admit that I am a big fan of Carey's humor, but here even his twisted embodyment of Edward Nygma was nearly perfect; especialy' for that type of film. Everything else about those 2 films sucked (for lack of a better insult, ha).

AftermathRebel yes, I do believe Tim Burton did it right! Schomaker even admitted in an interview that he made it more kid friendly to sell toys. he turned Batman into a sales pitch :P Tim Burton's Batman films along with Danny Elfman's score were perfect. since Schoemaker killed it, I couldn't stand Batman movies. thank the gods for Christopher Nolan.

Uh Paul W.S Anderson directed and written other franchise and oldies that are butchered like Resident Evil, Alien vs Predator, a Death Race remake with his highest rating on Rotten Tomato at 46%, and he still gets work and hasn't done anything original since Soldier starring Kurt Russell but he directed some decent films like Mortal Kombat which everybody likes, Event Horizon which has a cult following that influence many horror movies and games like Dead Space, and the first Resident Evil movie which was okay but the sequels are crap and Afterlife is the worst.

Thomas Baron Yeah my profile picture haha.

22martinez1 O_O

+bullsquid42 I think The Sixth Sense is a masterpiece, and Signs, The Village, and Unbreakable are good. But that's where his good movies end for me, because the rest is just a load of crap.

Can I call it or what?

Yup.

wildinthestreets101 I liked the first transformers movie

+Andre D'Arisbo That may well be true, but he got very lucky with Empire. If you listen to his audio commentary it does seem as though most of the best bits came about more by accident, rather than by design.

+Denni Bryant but he do also never sey never and robocop 2

Kacpecx Fghcdj I'm pretty sure citing Robocop 2 is actually strengthening my argument.

+Andre D'Arisbo My 16-year-old dog is a better director than Lucas. His first feature is due out this summer, it's called "I Ate Daddy's Nikes And He Still Loves Me." The critics are all agog.

Which one is a two-time Oscar nominee for best director again?

+vance astrovik Man, people get so upset about commercial stuff like Bay and Bieber. It's not made for film/music fans, that's like somebody who's on a healthy diet getting upset that Oreos exist.

I put signs up there with unbreakable and sixth sense

vance astrovik Yeah Shyamalan is a good filmmaker, overall. He's only made a few bad films. He's even admitted to it. I am excited for Split, though.

M night shyamalan is about 50/50 I liked the 6th sense, unbreakable, and signs, the visit and split were okay but devil, the village, the last airbender, lady in the lake and the happening were an insult. it's not that his directing is all that bad but a lot of the screenplay are just plain shit and since he does that too its his own fault.

He's overral a good director.

Emmerich also directed Stargate.

LKeet6 well the aliens in Signs aren't even really aliens, they're just representations of demons that haunt Graham and his family. That's why the movie is told from that one family's perspective.

@@evannesbitt7852 so it was holy water

ChrosTV It may not be good, but it IS a fun and entertaining film.

"Films that are generally considered to good, either through their mix of popularity, critical, or commercial success." Independence Day was popular and had a commercial success, therefore, it's in the list; whether you consider it good or not.

***** So comedy movies are not good?

ChrosTV it would've failed without Will Smith

Agreed. I saw it again recently and I thought it was a lame movie.