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Obtuse Kineticist
m. night shaymalan profile
just finished watching a 3 hour profile about m. night shaymalan - the director of the sixth sense, etc - and wished i had watched sunday night hbo instead.
it was terribly staged and melodramatic. they made it appear as though night was very unhappy with the documentary, and yet his movie "the village" was the sponsor of it.
i guess considering the posing that takes place in the media - especially with politicians - it is not surprising that the scifi channel would think that the majority of tv watchers would buy this crap hook, line, and sinker.
the reference as "great director" was apparently made by people who have not seen his last 2 movies. "the sixth sense" was a very well made, well acted movie - but "signs" should go down in history as one of the poorest acting and writing jobs in film. maybe "the village" will be better, since he apparently took a hiatus between films, but the trailers don't look promising.
my 2 cents regarding a documentary about a mediocre director who apparently thinks he is "mysterious" and "important" in film history...but is dwarfed by the likes of johnathan demme. he gets my vote for sunday tv's poser of the day - and scifi channel continues to surround stargate (their one great offering) with increasingly tacky documentaries and horribly produced movies.
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just finished watching a 3 hour profile about m. night shaymalan - the director of the sixth sense, etc - and wished i had watched sunday night hbo instead.
it was terribly staged and melodramatic. they made it appear as though night was very unhappy with the documentary, and yet his movie "the village" was the sponsor of it.
i guess considering the posing that takes place in the media - especially with politicians - it is not surprising that the scifi channel would think that the majority of tv watchers would buy this crap hook, line, and sinker.
the reference as "great director" was apparently made by people who have not seen his last 2 movies. "the sixth sense" was a very well made, well acted movie - but "signs" should go down in history as one of the poorest acting and writing jobs in film. maybe "the village" will be better, since he apparently took a hiatus between films, but the trailers don't look promising.
my 2 cents regarding a documentary about a mediocre director who apparently thinks he is "mysterious" and "important" in film history...but is dwarfed by the likes of johnathan demme. he gets my vote for sunday tv's poser of the day - and scifi channel continues to surround stargate (their one great offering) with increasingly tacky documentaries and horribly produced movies.
dcv-