Movies

[Melt Face Molly Drop]

But while we're on the topic of great acting moments in the Shyamalan canon:

This, him talking to a fake plant, and the hot dog scene make it an instant classic for me




Full scene:

 

[gaporter]

I have to admit, I've always wondered why The Happening has become the go-to so bad it's good M. Night Shyamalan movie when Lady in the Water exists. That movie is fucking insane.

 

[Melt Face Molly Drop]

I have to admit, I've always wondered why The Happening has become the go-to so bad it's good M. Night Shyamalan movie when Lady in the Water exists. That movie is fucking insane.

Points docked for no hot dog references

 

[Melt Face Molly Drop]

I have to admit, I've always wondered why The Happening has become the go-to so bad it's good M. Night Shyamalan movie when Lady in the Water exists. That movie is fucking insane.

But yeah, his film trajectory has just been sad so I’m glad to see him somewhat regain his footing. Per IMDb:

The Sixth Sense 8.1/10
Unbreakable 7.3
Signs 6.7
The Village 6.5
Lady in the Water 5.5
The Happening 5.0
The Last Airbender 4.0

Time to go back UP the hill to go back down again

After Earth 4.8
The Visit 6.2
Split 7.3
Glass 6.6
Old 6.1

Not featured

Wide Awake 5.9 featuring Rosie O’Donnell and that kid from the Michael Keaton Jack Frost

 

[gaporter]

But yeah, his film trajectory has just been sad so I’m glad to see him somewhat regain his footing. Per IMDb:

The Sixth Sense 8.1/10
Unbreakable 7.3
Signs 6.7
The Village 6.5
Lady in the Water 5.5
The Happening 5.0
The Last Airbender 4.0

Time to go back UP the hill to go back down again

After Earth 4.8
The Visit 6.2
Split 7.3
Glass 6.6
Old 6.1

Not featured

Wide Awake 5.9 featuring Rosie O’Donnell and that kid from the Michael Keaton Jack Frost

Stuart Little is also missing! (although I suppose that doesn't count since he didn't direct it but it should count)

 

[Melt Face Molly Drop]

Stuart Little is also missing! (although I suppose that doesn't count since he didn't direct it but it should count)

Haha wooow forgot that he did the screenplay for that. Reminds me of this account

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[ayayrawn]

Stuart Little is also missing! (although I suppose that doesn't count since he didn't direct it but it should count)

Just looked this up and what the fuuuckk????

 

[swamp]

My 8 month old daughter likes to bite our Apple TV remote and, one time while biting and hitting random buttons, the newish Nic Cage movie Willy’s Wonderland started playing. So I just left it on and it was so bad but also fun and entertaining.

 

[zomgbear]

But while we're on the topic of great acting moments in the Shyamalan canon:

I've never seen this but this is hilarious. I kinda want to watch it.

 

[Selaws]

I've never seen this but this is hilarious. I kinda want to watch it.

I recently watched it again for the first time in years. Yeah.......not great. Really cringeworthy acting from both Mark Wahlberg and Zooey Deschanel. One of those thats so bad you just need to need to watch it

 

[ayayrawn]

The Green Knight is something else, y'all. Whatever you expect it to be, it's not that.

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

I kinda want to watch Jungle Cruise. Something about a big dumb adventure movie set in the 1910s in a “tall tales” type version of the Amazon sounds like a fun couple hours. It’s weird because I hated The Mummy and never gave Pirates Of The Caribbean the time of day. Some parts of the preview look fun but I kind of hate the over reliance on CGI that these movie typical call for.

 

[ayayrawn]

I hated The Mummy

Sus

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

Sus

It’s true, outside of Encino Man I am hard pressed to think of a Brendan Frazier movie I’ve really enjoyed.

 

[tvham]

I’ve been on a Fincher kick of late and am watching Se7en for the first time in years - such a great/tucked up film.

 

[avecigrec]

It’s true, outside of Encino Man I am hard pressed to think of a Brendan Frazier movie I’ve really enjoyed.

I concur, yet must also admit to being very surprised at just how much I've enjoyed him in Doom Patrol!

 

[TenderLovingKiller®]

I’ve been on a Fincher kick of late and am watching Se7en for the first time in years - such a great/tucked up film.

Great flick, the way the film was shot, everything is so dark, like it was filmed through a tinted lens on a cloudy day; ratchets ups the eeriness and dread. It feel like the whole movie is occurring during a solar eclipse.

 

[tvham]

Great flick, the way the film was shot, everything is so dark, like it was filmed through a tinted lens on a cloudy day ratchets ups the eeriness and dread. It feel like the whole movie is occurring during a solar eclipse.

Yeah, it’s so well done. Nice to see Brad as the second banana, too

 

[ayayrawn]

It’s true, outside of Encino Man I am hard pressed to think of a Brendan Frazier movie I’ve really enjoyed.

you're telling me I shouldn't have ordered you this bumper sticker then?

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[TenderLovingKiller®]

you're telling me I shouldn't have ordered you this bumper sticker then?

HONK FOR MUMMY BUMPER STICKER

As seen on the Internet. About the bumper sticker: 11.5"W x 3"H Thick, durable vinyl to protect from scratching, rain & sunlight. Not a knockoff

superyaki.com

Hardly, I would not want my personal distain for Mr. Frazier or CGI pyramids to take away from anyone else’s enjoyment.