Thanks, I have not seen a bad review of this, I stumbled on it by accident and absolutely loved it.

@@DonaldBauer-k7f thanks, I thought so but wasn't sure. I think on ABC, they usually carried his miniseries

It was enjoyable, I learned a few new things, if the movie was being factual. I learned one BIG thing about Milton Beryl I didn't know 😂...🤐

Its possible, but I think the 1st film is more of a cult classic. I really haven't heard or seen any reviews that liked it. I was the first one I've seen that enjoyed it. Again the ending really disappointed me and they should of toned back the songs, especially his. Yeah the ending was a twist but not in a good way 😂

@@Bradli , I think it's just so bizarre that it is bound to have a cult following, even if it is just the gaga fans. There's something there, and I do find it very funny but not too coincidental that Tarantino came out and expressed the same sentiments that I expressed in my review.

@@henryhandy5848 it's soft because I kinda liked it and the film itself isnt bad or the acting, it's just the ending and too much musical that was only half assed. It's well made and acted, but the story just sucks. Blame the writers and whomever in the studio that greenlit the musical idea😂

@@henryhandy5848 Visually it wants to be, but with no robot.

@@Adssso101 thank you

@@henryhandy5848 well there is 1 killer robot...

@@henryhandy5848 100% That's what I'm talking about! They put up a big fight! Let's see it!

@@timdanyo898 agreed though I debate about 3 sneaking in there because of Ripley

​@Bradli nahh, id say aliens 3 is 4th kindly because although a part of the trilogy, they wrote off Hicks and newt by killing them plus it didnt have the thriller feel of the first 2 movies. It felt more like watching a movie than being in one which is why i loved romulus more, personally my hot take list is romulus, aliens, alien (alien lost its charm for me after watching it so many times and also seeing the behind the scenes and seeing the actor playing the xeno - leading to ne losing my fearfactor).

Yeah, someone was just trolling, no worries. This has one of the best rotten tomatoes score I've seen in a while. Critics thought like me that it's an 8 and audience 8.6 or 86% so yeah I'm right there with them. A movie with 20 Henry Jump scares has to be good😂

@@charleswind8298 thanks for your opinion. Critics and Audiences seem to disagree. What made you think this?

@@chaunguyen5157 100% agreed. Where would you rank OLD?

@@Bradli Ooo. I didn't hate the beginning (although started slow), but the last half just made 0 sense. Its better than Airbender, worse than Lady in the Water?

@@chaunguyen5157 really? It was the reverse for me, I liked the beginning, was wondering how it would develop and then the end, everything was so predictable, everyone was helping him, there was no tension, acting was so bad, everything went to easy, there was no suspense at all for me and then I expected it to end the same. PLUS I expected a twist like, maybe the mother was the actual killer or the whole family were psychos. THAT would've been great. But yeah, lYou're right, I forget about Airbender because I walked out of it, didn't see it all.

@Bradli haha, I was referring to Old. Yeah, I agree with your analysis.

@@Pollyanna_Nielsen glad you liked it. He financed it himself for 30mill. Hopefully he will keep making more

Right! I really enjoyed this one and knock at the cabin door

I will ignore the racist tropes in your comment just to let you know he financed this himself and several of his last few projects, perhaps hi daughter's The Watchers as well. So don't worry nobody gave him money to make this, he financed it and appears he will make a little profit after streaming rights and digital/physical sales... Not even Spielberg had a hit on every movie...

@@JodeaKegan I agree, I too think Happening is the worst and Old is 2nd worst. I happen to like Lady in the Water but I get why most people don't. It was a film based on a European myth that I happen to know and it's really about a writer and what a writer needs to write a story. So, I enjoyed it because I am a bit of a writer. But I get why people don't, however at least it had real suspense in it which Trap has none. No suspense at all, everyone is so comically helpful there is no doubt he will get out and no one really cares about the victim because we weren't made to. But yeah it's bad😂but not the worst

Yeah, his movies truly are escapes from reality, more than most other directors. I really-respect the way that he shamelessly promoted his daughter and her musical talent with Trap. No one can honestly say that this is ALL 100% nepotism. She DOES have singing talent. This movie just brought a lot more publicity to what has already been there for a few years now.

​@@JosephSchwarzkopf-m9kif I had to guess, id wager why he made it, especially considering the entire movie revolves around a father daughter bonding date🤣

Agreed, not THE worst but I'd say bottom 3

@@Bradli I actually liked The Village! (But I'm not going to claim that I think it's any good. I just enjoyed it.)

@@HonestDepression101 yes same here, I thought it was pretty good tho the twist was a bit of a let down

@@fevernova101 agreed

@@viewtiful1doubleokamihand253 you bring up a great point, you're right, there was a lot of the time I was sitting there wondering saying to myself, " Is this supposed to be a comedy? Because it's highly unbelievable and the surrounding characters acting was so bad compared to him. And there were so many plot holes that never got answered, like how did the kidnapping happen and why, was there a purpose to his madness? What is the beef between the 2 girls? Why is everyone cooperating with him and going along with no resistance when everybody knows there a killer on the loose. I found it all highly ridiculous in all aspects. It couldn't possibly be a serious film!

@@Bradli Precisely ! It isn't a serious film at all, it's a cheesefest, a chuckle-goof exploitation shlock, as are ALL of Shyamalan films - a pure high-concept nonsense that puts fun and the "what if !?" idea above anything and everything realistic. There are vague clues to stuff you are mentioning: there is a very convenient camera footage of Cooper snatching the guy into the van, then there is a monologue by Cooper when he is driving Lady Raven away instead of her driver about how he is infuriated by those who are "complete" yet can be sliced as good as anyone else, vague mentions of abuse by his mother, which if you are versed in real-world serial killers means that there is a childhood scar that persist all throught the life of an individual and in case of Cooper seems to show that same as, say, Francis Dollarhyde in "Manhunter" ("Red Dragon") he seems to hate happy complete families and people who are accomplished and feel good about it. At least that is how I got it. As for girls... who cares ?) Teens constantly have stupid relation drama, if anything I am pretty sure the entire point to her being "bullied" is to justify the existence of that other girls' mother at the concert, who is annoying Cooper, but can't be killed, because she is WAY TOO CLOSE to him.

@@viewtiful1doubleokamihand253 yeah but what if we found out his daughter deserved it, maybe she's actually the bad girl. At the end I was hoping there was gonna be another twist, that actually it was the mother that was the killer or maybe the whole family are psychopaths, ALL which would have been BRILLIANT ideas instead of what we got, a movie that was spoiled with the trailer. It was sad and if you don't believe me, look how it's rated by both critical and general audience. But I'm glad you were able to enjoy it as a comedy, because it was laughably bad and predictable.

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@@LukeLovesRose you're right about Josh, he was good. I forgot to mention that. This movie is about father daughter bonding like Signs was about Faith, family and tragedy. Yes there is a suspense movie taking place around that but those are the underlying messages. Yes it was a mousetrap "thriller" but I found very little suspense because every side character in the movie was being unbelievably helpful to him 😂I was eye rolling through the whole thing.

Winner, winner,🐓 dinner!😆

😂yeah he's always tried to make "clean" family films without any sex or graphic violence. In fact I'm not sure any even had a love story of any sort

@@Bradli i guess you haven’t seen it’s always sunny in philadelphia then 😂

​@@gonzacollaowhat does he have to do with it? He didn't write or direct Sunny in Philly?

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​@@gonzacollao😂😂he doesn't get it

Yeah, he tries to make "suspense" or "thrillers" not horror. He tries to make them family friendly as well. He's very hot or cold, but keeps fans always curious to find out if it is gonna be a hit or a flop. He hasn't had a hit in a while. This one is really just a Father Daughter bonding film in disguise, him bonding with his daughter Saleka and trying to launch her career.

@@Bradli ... sorry, i group "suspense" and "thrillers" in the same group as "horror". Glass was meant to be a super hero movie and despise the "A" list actors, it was still bad. Had a peak in some of his works mostly involving "horror/thriller/suspense" but surprising Stuart Little and She's All That (both credit movie script) are on that list, both were pretty good films. But then i saw After Earth = which imo is his WORST film, i don't even recommend anyone to go see it b/c it's THAT bad ... the fact i had to google search Shymalan to remember what he directed makes me remember why it was such as bad film

@@darkgatheringwfb5759 right, horror and suspense/thriller are different. Example North by Northwest is a thriller, Psycho is horror, the birds horror, vertigo thriller, Horror are usually (nowaday) Rrated and include violence. I liked After Earth simply for the fact, again, like most of his films are about family dynamics, a son coming of age film, growing up as a famous father's son etc. So I liked it in that aspect and also it was visually pretty to watch. But yeah wasn't very exciting. I thought The happening was his worst by far, it failed on all levels. I haven't seen The Visit. You're right about Glass, felt like it was a waste of talent. Had a lot of potential.

A successful-Capitalist, for sure. Him now being able to create opportunities for his children to also be successful? That only underscores the fact that he has succeeded in the American Capitalist system.👍😎

​@@JosephSchwarzkopf-m9kgood for him! He's doing better than anyone in my family and he has managed to entertain us for hours with his work good for him

I'm a fan of the character Glass from Unbreakable, but not the GLASS film.

@@henryhandy5848 It was funny. Not a lot of Wolverine in the story but he was in the movie. Just not a lot of dialogue seen. Loki helps the Loki series

@@walnut10101 yeah, literally never experienced any of what you're referring to. But I don't need to supercharge often, I charge at home so car is always ready to go, just maybe need an extra 100miles on a busy night. Going cross country yeah 10-100% takes forever. I went from Dallas to Brownsville in gas, had to stop eat and gas up. Went from Brownsville to Houston needed 100miles and same Houston to Dallas and same. So yeah if you're constantly going on a lot of cross country trips then no maybe not for you, but I haven't done that in 20 years

And no driving 2 hours on a toll road doesn't kill your battery. I do it all the time driving 7 hours a day without needing a charge.

@@Bradli driving 7 hours a day and you don't need a charge you must stick to city streets only because that's the only way you can drive 7 hours straight without a charge that means 35-45mph with allot of regen breaking

@@Bradli also Brownsville to Houston is 353miles but you only need 100miles extra charge don't believe it because it's impossible

@@walnut10101 my car had 100% charge 310mi range was going to Missouri City 330miles got there with 15%

@@LukeLovesRose I hate to be the one to tell you but they've cancelled chapter 3 and 4 movies

Horizon is good… only for people who don’t watch movies a lot, I totally disliked this movie.

@@lucky795 it's ok, did well in box office, I'm just a huge fan of the original and this was a disappointment for me

@@3271teddy you should at least test drive an EV they are fun and fast

@@Bradli I saw last winter in the winter lots of EV didn't work in cold weather and the cold does drain the battery. Also I never saw an EV last 200, 000 miles When it's perfected I wouldn't mine getting one.

@@3271teddy here is an article by motor trend they say up to 300,000 miles I've seen some over 400,000. www.motortrend.com/features/how-long-does-a-tesla-battery-last/ I live in Texas where cold weather isn't often a problem. All new Teslas are now equipped with battery warmers to help reduce range loss in cold winter climates. Teslas have been on the road for more than 10 years, I believe most of the car kinks are worked out now and software improvements improve the car over time as well. The cybertruck is another story, it's brand new, and why I was hesitant to buy it or a GM EV

@@Bradli thanks I'll check it out

I charged 100 miles in 10 minutes tonight, gives me 400 in range. It's definitely not worth $82 more for every freaking fill up! I "Fill-up" at home every night hardly ever need to stop anywhere unless I need to eat drink or bathroom

@@joerambo4977 that's fine I have no problem with trucks that are used for work, but most around here are jacked up, with oversized tires and exhaust driven with an empty bed and 1 person in it. And they're the ones complaining about gas prices...

@@landroverSV tonight, I charged at a supercharger for 5 minutes for 100 miles of range. I can send you the receipt, if you like to prove it. All those myths are just propaganda spread by oil companies to keep people suckling at their teat. The supercharger was 2.4 miles away, in Dallas there's one within 5-10 miles at any point and I never leave home without a full charge. How often do you have to stop and gas up? I don't hardly ever unless I'm traveling. Enjoy spending $100 while I pay $15 to do the same thing.

@@Dillpickle1206 So... 🤣 How often do you need to go 600 miles without stopping? You really gonna drive 9 hours nonstop without food bathroom drink or stretch your legs??? You're willing to pay $82 more for EVERY Fill-up for that convenience??? 😂 C'mon.

Yep that’s correct. There are people out there that do it including myself. I don’t like stopping. Time is money… So I definitely wouldn’t wanna stop and wait 20 or 30 minutes for a charge to go 200 miles. But it’s also about the reliability aspect of it man. Is that Tesla gonna last 400,000 thousand miles like that ford diesel will? Will it last 500,000 something thousand miles like my Tacoma will? No sir it won’t. Electric is cool but not that cool. It’s just a pretty normal vehicle at the end of the day. Nothing special but a bunch of toxic batteries that will be worse for the environment than those “diesel fumes”. Electric is not even close to new. It’s been around for forever. But they knew it wasn’t as practical as they try to make it seem today.

​@@Dillpickle1206It's a free country, enjoy paying for gas, maintenance and repairs...

He's out of your league🤣

He's out of your league... 🤣

@@resolute123 🤔 interesting... A T-shirt of a show I (someone you don't know) loved as a 12 year old child growing up in the 80s told you everything you need to know to make a decision of seeing a western movie that you haven't seen 40 years later? 🤣 That's one helluva decision process. You do you, bud! There are a few things to like about it, scenery, Kevin Costner's incomplete character, the Indian story that got abandoned and yeah that's about it. Enjoy! Thanks for the comment!

​@@Bradliyeah, your shirt is telling. A sci fi nerd isn't going to care about a western to begin with. Also that "montage of deleted scenes" at the end is actually a preview of the upcoming chapter 2. Again, you clearly didn't care about this movie before you saw it.

@@michaelgrotz5229 if I didn't care, why would I submit myself to the torture? Also they've cancelled part 3 and 4. And part 2 is going straight to streaming they pulled it from the theater release. It is possible to like more than one genre of film. And doesn't matter what the genre is if it is good filmmaking which this is not... And is why it is failing.

​@@Bradlithere are content creators who will watch stuff that they don't like just so they can rip it apart for the views. They either admit that's what they're going to do, or in rare cases they end up liking it and admit they were wrong. If we don't get to see all four movies, oh well, cancellations happen. Yes, people can like different genres, but all the sci fi nerds I know also won't waste their time on a western. I wouldn't say it's terrible, but ambitious. There's a lot of story to tell that's why it was intended to be four movies.

@@michaelgrotz5229 Well, westerns are one of my favorite genres, I see every Western that hits the theaters. Unforgiven is in my top 5 movies all time, I'm a fan of Tombstone 2nd, Good Bad and the Ugly, Wyatt Earp, my 2nd favorite comedy of all time is Blazing Saddles. I even liked Open Range which wasn't that great but is one of the most beautiful movies I've seen shot. Point is the story telling in American Horizon is not well done, they didn't introduce most of the characters at all, Part one seemed more like part 2. And them putting all those clips at the end was for a reason, they knew they had a problem and needed to entice people to see the 2nd part because it was bad. EVERY movie has to have a beginning middle and end. This movie only had middle. It failed for a reason, it's just not good. But sure there are things to like about it like scenery and Costner's acting. Die hard western fans will like anything that's released because so few are made. But you can't tell me it's good when that woman was in the woods with Costner and the next scene she's in the tent with some random dude with no explanation or transition. 🤣This movie is a mess. Mostly due to some of the worst editing I've ever seen. I'm glad you liked it tho... Some of my friends did too, but filmmaking wise, it's terrible. We all have bad movies we like, but it doesn't take away from the fact that they are still bad movies. At least I can admit they're bad.

Not in my eyes, but I appreciate your opinion. Others have said the same, but for what I do EV is best for me. There are some things I miss in the Volvo like play store apps, google assistant navigation, driver display navigation. But Ride suspension, dependability, speed, fun and possible robotaxi use in future. Plus I got a great deal on financing 1.99%