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“Tell me what you see.” every love story is a ghost story. my favorite Shyamalan this decade, formally electric and romantic and tragic and beautiful and mysterious and scary all in equal measure. complete barnburner. if you’re not in for his goofiness you aren’t in for…
This is 100 percent a collaboration between M. Night Shamalyan and Nicholas Sparks. Tremendously intrepid filmmaking and shot selection here. Jake Gyllenhaal is giving "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version) (Complimentary)." Seen as a surprise sneak preview…
Something I genuinely struggle with is perfectionism-- which, to be clear, is NOT a “commitment to excellence” or what have you, but is rooted entirely in fear. Fear of making the wrong choice. What I admire most about Night is how liberated he feels as a filmmaker. On…
I See (MORE) Dead People: Remain/Sixth Sense with M. Night Shyamalan Q/A moderated by Jon Chu My heart is aching and crying through my shirt as I saw the guidance of my grandmother reminding me of who I am. Exploration of grief and ghosts as angels that show up when most…
literally the perfect combination of shyamalan and nicholas sparks. very cool camera movements and great score. and funny! but equally frightening and heartbreaking. a true shyamalan twist! can't believe we saw this 4 months early
BeyondFest Surprise Screening Remain is Shyamalan at his most earnest and sincere. Such a heartfelt and romantic throwback to his early work bolstered by another sensation James Newton Howard score. Arguably his most achingly vulnerable since Signs. A beautiful film about…
I’ve been really enjoying his last decade and this still might be not just the best of them but maybe one of his best movies. Very funny, scary, and yes, even romantic. Has some of his most inventive images, all shot in VistaVision. I know people sometimes get offended when…
"I wish I could touch you just once." The dead are living; the living are dead. A mirror reflection to The Sixth Sense, insofar as ghosts physically embody the past - in its fragile pain, in its unheard truth - amid the spaces of the present, entrapped in their perpetual…
My personal favorite Shyamalan since Signs. Wonderfully sentimental and genuinely scary when it’s going for it. Loved.