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CleverNickName

Limit Break Dancing (He/They)
Look, everything that came after the Best Roleplaying Game is the World is superfluous! It's effort wasted, because the Best Game has already been made! Of everybody would just work on stuff for that one, think how much stuff we would have for it!

And that game is, if course, Hero System 6th edition!
You misspelled "Rules Cyclopedia," but yep... completely agree! ;)
 

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Bedrockgames

I post in the voice of Christopher Walken
The line between horror and thrillers always seemed pretty vague to me. I tend to consider the 6th Sense a Horror Movie but YMMV
 




Snarf Zagyg

Notorious Liquefactionist
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The village is where it went off the rails for me. So not sure why I was surprised when The Happening wasn't good

...I mean, I would argue that The Happening is actually so atrocious that it somehow circles around to being, unintentionally, a great comedy.

I think that The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable were really good films. But unfortunately, "when all you have is a hammer, every problem is a nail." Instead of just working on being a good director, he decided that he would be the biggest twist guy since Chubby Checker.

By Signs it was obvious that it just wasn't going to work. That film wasn't good, and foreshadowed the rest. I am not going to say that every film since then has been The Happening terrible, but we're at the point (IMO) that every time he releases a decent movie, people say that he's back. Which is a low bar.

As for ever being a top-tier director?

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Ryujin

Legend
...I mean, I would argue that The Happening is actually so atrocious that it somehow circles around to being, unintentionally, a great comedy.

I think that The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable were really good films. But unfortunately, "when all you have is a hammer, every problem is a nail." Instead of just working on being a good director, he decided that he would be the biggest twist guy since Chubby Checker.

By Signs it was obvious that it just wasn't going to work. That film wasn't good, and foreshadowed the rest. I am not going to say that every film since then has been The Happening terrible, but we're at the point (IMO) that every time he releases a decent movie, people say that he's back. Which is a low bar.

As for ever being a top-tier director?

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At this point him making a movie without some sort of twist ending would be the ultimate twist ending.
 

Bedrockgames

I post in the voice of Christopher Walken
...I mean, I would argue that The Happening is actually so atrocious that it somehow circles around to being, unintentionally, a great comedy.

I think that The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable were really good films. But unfortunately, "when all you have is a hammer, every problem is a nail." Instead of just working on being a good director, he decided that he would be the biggest twist guy since Chubby Checker.

By Signs it was obvious that it just wasn't going to work. That film wasn't good, and foreshadowed the rest. I am not going to say that every film since then has been The Happening terrible, but we're at the point (IMO) that every time he releases a decent movie, people say that he's back. Which is a low bar.

As for ever being a top-tier director?

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It certainly reaches a whole other level of bad. The Lady in the Water was probably the one that I enjoyed the least. But the happening takes all of Mark Wahlberg's and M. Night Shyamalan's flaws and combines them into one composite disaster. I've heard from people who liked Lady in the Water, I have never met a single person who liked The Happening.
 

Bedrockgames

I post in the voice of Christopher Walken
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At this point him making a movie without some sort of twist ending would be the ultimate twist ending.

And it is unfortunate because I like twist endings. Give me films like Carnival of Souls, Sixth Sense, Shutter Island, The Usual Suspects, etc. They only work though if you aren't doing them 100% of the time. And they have to be good films even with the twist removed. And if the twist is to be good on rewatches, there needs to be enough clues that you can see the evidence when you view the film a second time, and the twist has a sense of not coming out of left field
 

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