I thought that Unbreakable was an excellent movie, better than The Sixth Sense.I agree as well. Far better was Unbreakable. I will be seeing Sign's and in a theater no less. Can't wait for the DVD on this one.
Peace Out~
I thought that Unbreakable was an excellent movie, better than The Sixth Sense.I agree as well. Far better was Unbreakable. I will be seeing Sign's and in a theater no less. Can't wait for the DVD on this one.
Peace Out~
I am glad the twist ending thing is out of the way. These kind of expectations can be very distracting and detrimental to the enjoyement of the movie.Agreed. It's a dangerous tactic for a writer to rely on, particularly these days when word of twist endings spreads like wildfire.
Even if you're not told what the twist is, your mind will begin (consciously or unconsciously) working to figure out what it is in advance, distracting you from the matter at hand - that is, enjoying the narrative. I figured out the Sixth Sense twist before it was revealed, not because I'm prescient or uniquely observant, but because every damn review trumpeted the fact that there was this "great twist" at the end. If I had had no idea it was coming, undoubtedly it would have had a greater impact.
Hinging a film's climax on a twist just makes a movie too vulnerable to spoilers in this day and age, methinks.
--Jefferson Morris
seems like a movie that's just OK should only get a 3 on that scale.I mentioned the same thing earlier to Ron.
Perhaps you missed Ron's subsequent post in this thread where he downgraded his rating from 4 to a 3.
Scott
Will you be downgrading it too?