They didn't, when she was heading to the forest, she already knew the truth and that's why she was carrying the "magic rocks", for the helpers
Once she was on her own, it was the moron the one in costume
>it's
its.
I'm not usually a grammar nazi but if you're putting down other people's intelligence to suck your own dick, at least make sure you have a hard-on yourself.
it wouldve been more kino if she found out that the monsters are real but they live in what used to be modern day cities, after they took over the world and the remaining human population is forced to live in the woods
I fricking hate when movies do that. >Oh the cool terrifying monsters are fake >Oh it was all a dream >Oh you are just a schizo moronic imagining things it was all in your head.
Frick this trope. I'm already watching a fake ass movie that is obviously not real, what positive effect does it provides to the viewer by reminding him the shit he is seeing is not real?
Writers like M Night are most interested in shaping people's minds than actually thrilling you. In this case he wants to teach the "Don't trust authority" lesson which is pretty contrite these days. The Village is a movie better suited for the 1950s.
>now listen here boys some lady from out of town a stranger was yelling and cussing at the gas station cuz they didn't have her brand of cigarettes >maybe that's who you saw on the roof
It had quite touching and authentic feeling relationships. Early shalyman was good at that stuff then he became too arrogant and it became twee and shit.
M knightbros?
Rexxar’s b***h
manbearpig looking homie
Considering the nature of the village, did they buy these in the nearest costume shop?
Spirit Halloween is everywhere so probably.
Gay ass movie, don't bother if you haven't seen it.
I think he just ripped off The Giver. The concept of being trapped in a small commune via lies.
what was the point of keeping the costume on or acting like a monster once they knew they were dealing with the blind girl?
It was a literal moron in the costume
it was a sex thing ok
The village moron stole the costume and went rogue
They didn't, when she was heading to the forest, she already knew the truth and that's why she was carrying the "magic rocks", for the helpers
Once she was on her own, it was the moron the one in costume
The film has issues but the fact that the water in your brain pours out of your nose is not it's fault.
>it's
its.
I'm not usually a grammar nazi but if you're putting down other people's intelligence to suck your own dick, at least make sure you have a hard-on yourself.
it wouldve been more kino if she found out that the monsters are real but they live in what used to be modern day cities, after they took over the world and the remaining human population is forced to live in the woods
by finding the ruined Statue of Liberty?
That isn't an adequate twist compared to "oh wow the world is actually alive and functional and we've been lied to" ala The Giver.
I was so fricking disappointed when i saw this shit
Mumra the ever living? I didn't know they made a Thundercats live action movie.
it looks like a halloween decoration
WHAT
A
TWIST
I was glad I watched this in English class instead of going into a movie theatre expecting kino.
I fricking hate when movies do that.
>Oh the cool terrifying monsters are fake
>Oh it was all a dream
>Oh you are just a schizo moronic imagining things it was all in your head.
Frick this trope. I'm already watching a fake ass movie that is obviously not real, what positive effect does it provides to the viewer by reminding him the shit he is seeing is not real?
Writers like M Night are most interested in shaping people's minds than actually thrilling you. In this case he wants to teach the "Don't trust authority" lesson which is pretty contrite these days. The Village is a movie better suited for the 1950s.
Right, that's why 99% of maskies trusted the ~~*experts*~~ and poltiicians and were ready to kill the purebloods at a drop of a hat
Remember in Signs when he showed the monster in the first 15 minutes?
Signs is his only good movie
>now listen here boys some lady from out of town a stranger was yelling and cussing at the gas station cuz they didn't have her brand of cigarettes
>maybe that's who you saw on the roof
The people in Signs are ridiculous.
The cop was a woman, she was supposed to make moronic assumptions. And the character of Joaquin Phoenix was oblivious at her moronation.
>The people in Signs are ridiculous.
That's why it's great
that's just how midwesterners are
>intelligent space travellers act like like le spooky demons
It's moronic
They're not space travelers, they're demons.
Name a single Ayy encounter where they have done anything of value, or which had any impact on the world in general.
The gave us the tech to make micro-processors in 1948.
Bunch of fricking morons itt that wanted a matrix style fight scene or a Jason murder instead of an intelligent story.
>M Knight
>intelligent story
The red robe is doing 90% of the heavy lifting. Chuck one of those on your shitty monster and it is instantly elevated.
The thumbnail tricked me. Thought this was Thak from a Rogues in the House adaptation. Frick. Make Sword and Sorcery movies again.
This is correct.
the movie is alright, people hate it because of the twist, as if it makes the movie worst, but the directing is top notch
Why do people hate the twist in The Village?
I've always thought that The Village was Shyamalan's best film.
Playing the plot straight would have made a more interesting film.
How so? If they did that, wouldn't it just be a generic monster movie with a period setting?
And?
My thirst for a straight up monster movie is what helped me genuinely enjoy watching Kong vs Godzilla recently.
A movie with spooky novel monsters like the Village folk were frauding would be super refreshing as well.
Sounds a million times more interesting.
It had quite touching and authentic feeling relationships. Early shalyman was good at that stuff then he became too arrogant and it became twee and shit.
Where did they get their fancy coats?