Say something nice about him and his movies
The Sixth Sense made me want to be a screenwriter when I was 8.
>>68266194
Unbreakable is fantastic
Bdh was hot in the village
I actually love Signs.I'm sorry.
>>68266194
Wait when did Bobby Jindal decide to make movies?
He and his movies provide a reliable standard by which we can judge all other movies.
>>68266194
He's a decent director. He just gets bad scriptsthat he mostly writes
>>68266194
BETTER THAN ZACK "THE HACKINO" SNYDER
>>68266194
The Sixth Sense was great. Unbreakable was underrated. Even if he can't write or direct actors worth a shit, he seems to collaborate wells with cinematographers, considering how nice his movies look. I hear he's a nice guy. He seems go have regained his touch with The Visit.
WATTA TWEEST
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>>68266224
>unbreakable is fantastic
>>68266194
DESIGNATED SHITTINGTWISTS
The Happening had an interesting premise but the execution could have been a bit better.
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>>68266194
You'll never be the worst director because Roland Emmerich exists
The Happening is my favorite comedy
he used to be fun, got so excited when i heard he was making a new movie.
then he made The Visit.
i miss him...
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>>68266227
vamanos plebeian
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>>68266194
Signs and Sixth Sense are good.
I really love Unbreakable though.
It's one of those movies I watch every year or two.
The Happening is unintentionally hilarious
>>68266194
Purple RAIN PURPLE RAIN!
>>68266227
I do too. I agree it gets dumb in the last 10 minutes or so, but it's a very good movie up until the "tweest." It doesn't really ruin the movie for me. If it's playing on TV, I get pulled in. He didn't REALLY go to shit until Lady in the Water.
Sixth Sense
Unbreakable
Signs
All great. I'd actually argue that The Village was better than it's given credit for...but that's where it starts to fall apart.
The Sixth Sense knocked everyone on their ass and anyone who tells you otherwise is probably lying. People were talking about that movie for months saying how great it was. That's a blessing and a curse for what was, essentially, his big nationwide debut. Everyone just started to take him too seriously (including himself), when all he was really doing was just making kinda cool, modern Twilight Zone-esque type of movies. The audience internalized how Sixth Sense fucked them up and he was a victim of hype from then on. Nothing he could really do about it. If it didn't beat or equal Sixth Sense, he was fucked.
>>68266995
oh, and it has no twist
>>68266194
Most of his movies are fucking great
He's a way better director than Synder and actually has potential to be good again
>>68266194
He gave Bruce Willis actual material to work with, unlike most directors.
Unbreakable is still objectively the best capeshit movie despite there being 6 new capeshits a year for the last decade.
He has a distinct directorial style that I wouldn't confuse with anyone else's, which means he's anything but bland.
Why did he agree to direct After Earth? Why would he let Will Smith and his troglodyte of a son have their way?
>>68267157
The twist is it was the plants all along
>>68266194
The Village is a masterpiece. It's so good that it makes no sense that an otherwise terrible writer came up with such a good idea. His best movie by a million miles.
>>68267454
I guess he thought Will Smith's name would help carry the movie a lot, but it bombed anyway
>>68267492
That was stated like 15 minutes in
