M. Night Shyamalan Movies Ranked

[@CodyLeachYT]

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[@gabrielcastaneda9700]

I’d love to see a list of your fave horror movies that aren’t the greatest but that you enjoy

[@stevester9148]

*Forrest Gump* ''My momma always said, when you watch an M.Night Shyamalan movie, you never know what you gonna get''

[@StaticBlaster]

lol.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

Lmfao

[@alonzotanner1226]

Real talk tho

[@MotherofImps]

"When an M. Night Shyamalan film is born, the Gods flip a coin"

[@oscarwinningcritic]

You’re just copying Cody’s last shamalyan movie review

[@PestControl-lt2cu]

Mel Gibson doesn't get enough credit for his performance in Signs. Beautiful performance in an incredible movie. Easily my favorite from Shyamalan

[@playedout148]

He was good. Phoenix was good. Culkin was good. Breslin was good. Jones was good. Dialog was not good.

[@cityzengirl]

Yup

[@astrladam4392]

Hey crushed it. Perfectly cast perfectly executed. I haven’t seen it in 15 years and I still feel that way.

[@NickElliott-dv8vn]

Fully agree his grief was fully believable.

[@jerrys1]

@@playedout148Great description

[@leezaaylward2866]

Plot Twist … Bruce Willie’s character from Unbreakable and Glass are decedents of the Aliens from signs since they are both weakened by water 🤦‍♀️🤣

[@Givemecinema]

Cody i love what you do and you're one of the reasons im making a movie review channel as well. You keep it real and have an amazing and unique perspective one film culture as a whole. You're definitely on my Mt. Rushmore of movie review channels. Never stop being dope and thanks for all your hard work.

[@zac5752]

Man ive never been so excited for an upload!! Had the worse few days and just as im closing at work i see we have a new video! Thank you for being the highlight of my week

[@ericgarcia3640]

It's hard not to watch that run from 99-02 and not think " what the hell happened to this dude". Not to say all his movies since Signs have sucked but he hasn't even come close to making anything that good since then.

[@TheLongestTake]

The biggest failure for me with Glass was how he handled that climax. Like, a puddle? Really?

[@niktour352]

Still makes me mad. So cool to see bruce at the end of split and then they do him like that

[@elidragom]

literally lmao. so out of place & bad it felt like a fake scene that was gonna end with a 4th wall break or sumthin😂

[@DannyKnightblade45]

That climax was incredibly disappointing. M Night probably thought it was clever because it was so unexpected, but just because it was different doesn't make it good. A more predictable but better written ending would have worked much better.

[@rmarkley79]

LOL, I made the same comment during his full Trap review. He said he thought, but hoped it wasn't, part of that universe.

[@Father_Daniel]

I know!!! It was ridiculous.

[@RobertParks-h7r]

As wacked out as Zoey D is in the Happening,shes always acted like that,but Mark Walberg was on another planet with his acting performace.

[@IcaroRamosDM]

They are both cardboard made of plastic

[@philliprader6298]

Hahahaha that was a weird dynamic

[@n0turfath3r3]

Mark's other half was left on The Planet of the Apes. 😅

[@linda10989]

Whaat? Noooo! (couldn't resist)

[@n0turfath3r3]

@@linda10989 "Cheese and Crackers"

[@lansesteiner3563]

The Happening is comedic gold.

[@linda10989]

I burst out laughing in the theater during the suicide by lawnmower scene.

[@GizmoBeach]

The only actor in that film who didn’t embarrass themselves was Leguizamo. And he takes himself out the picture 30 minutes in: lucky him.

[@treyshowen3203]

Cody has been working overtime this week 😮

[@AadenTjarks-pv5qz]

this guy has more ups and downs than a six flags roller coaster 😂

[@B77548]

😑

[@AadenTjarks-pv5qz]

@@B77548what

[@dexterdahmer]

@@B77548corny right? 😅

[@AadenTjarks-pv5qz]

@@dexterdahmerbro what did i do… i was just making a comment about m night shamaylan and his range of movies

[@Jrased]

@@AadenTjarks-pv5qzI laughed it’s ok

[@patrickperot6296]

Also, you hit the nail on the head. M. Night is a master of using the age old writing technique of asking "what if ______?" And then he uses that to think of ideas that are ridiculously intriguing and original (in an age where originality in Hollywood is almost dead). But he has the same problem that I think Jordan Peele has. Excellent premise, excellent set up, pretty good execution...until the end, where it feels like neither of them know how to resolve the story in a satisfying way. I'd say pretty much every M. Night premise is GREAT, but he only lands the ending maybe 1/3 of the time. I still LOVE him though.

[@DarkAttackYT]

The Last Airbender will always be his worst one because not only he ruined the genuineness of Avatar but he also disappointed his own daughter who is actually a huge fan of the show.

[@KikiYK]

Fun fact about Old: Old was inspired by a graphic novel called Sandcastle by Pierre Oscar Levy. The movie diverges from the comic, like adding in reasons for the beach shenanigans and changing the ending. The children-turned-teens getting pregnant does happen in the graphic novel, but it leads to a more depressing end. I think since he changed the ending completely, he could've definitely just left that scene out. 😅 He also changed the name of the character of Mid-sized Sedan...the character's name in the comic is Amesan. That change was interesting?? 😂

[@iBa1timore]

You have a habit of taking a movie I loved, helping me see it from a different perspective and then in turn not loving that movie as I previously did. While sometimes it sucks, I thank you for helping me broadening my lense and watch movies in a more dissecting light. You’re the man brotha, keep it up

[@emadinah]

Yes, this is what makes him one of the best movie critics on KZbin. He’s awesome😉

[@cameroneasley1146]

I remember going to a packed theater and watched signs and everyone was clapping and laughing loving it.

[@TheThird1977]

UNBREAKABLE takes the top spot for me too, and the trilogy as a whole is fantastic. James McAvoy's ability to convey each of his characters to the point you as a viewer can tell exactly which one he is without a word being spoken is astounding. With THE HAPPENING, the opening scenes still hold up for me, especially the construction workers leaping to their deaths, but once you get past that, I am completely with you on it being an out-and-out comedy (of errors).

[@ChibiProwl]

Yes. It's one of those so bad it's good like Mortal Kombat Annihilation. I mean....if we had trees attacking through sending out some airborne chemical that can make us go batsh!t crazy, we'd burn every fuck!ng tree on the Earth. Or at least most of them as a warning.

[@Pugs365]

Have you seen the preview of Speak No Evil with McAvoy? Terrifying!

[@ChibiProwl]

@@Pugs365 yes I have. It looks great, but my cousin doesn't like creepy movies, and I can't drive.

[@MichaelMartin-qe5ye]

The Sixth Sense cast such a shadow over the rest of his career. I wish he hadn't decided to lean so hard into the twist ending as his trademark.

[@harryparsons2750]

Sixth sense is so overrated. Stir Of Echoes is a much better movie 🎥

[@MrSeahawk113]

Signs Will forever be my favorite of his

[@cityzengirl]

Yes

[@greggibson33]

Except for the water thing.... As usual, even his so-called 'best' has plot holes you can drive a truck through.

[@willthomas2310]

​@@greggibson33The water thing always kinda changed my prospective of this movie, since after seeing it years later. The effects don't age that well either

[@linda10989]

This plot could have been redeemed if a suggestion that the aliens came here out of desperation for our resources (not water though, lol) they took a chance despite the risk, idk.

[@greggibson33]

@@linda10989 You just gave another reason why it's a bad movie. Thanks.

[@The.Crawling.Chaos.]

My man!!! Pleasantly surprised to see you put The Happening in the upper half of the list! 😀 Watching this just made me realize how many M. Night movies I have not watched, like I never got around to watch the two Unbreakable sequels. Well I know what to watch and rewatch. Signs and the Happening here I go again!

[@daltonvalero2772]

love the Dave Bautista praise! easily the best wrestler turned actor. his scene in blade runner changed a lot of ppls opinion on him i think. would love to see him as a killer/slasher in a thriller or horror movie and see what kind of twisted side he can pull out of himself. something like a silence of the lambs where he can actually showcase his skills and not just be behind a mask or wait until the end to reveal himself

[@LordOvFlies]

10:40 I legit spit my water out😂😂😂 “mid sized sedan”

[@kstevenson232]

😂😂😂

[@jasonito23]

Good ranking. I saw most of these. What is that flickering light in the background behind the Chucky doll? I can't stop looking at it.

[@jasonandkathleenbarker6306]

I don’t see any flickering light.

[@ebengreene6740]

Sorry but I enjoyed OLD. The watching of the couple slowly age and forget each other and die in front of their children who are aging again was a powerful lesson

[@treytison1444]

Old was awesome, I think most people just don't get it. There are a few segments in it which cross into stupid absurdity and the ending is wayyyy too drawn out and expository but aside from that it's much better than it's placement on this list.

[@GizmoBeach]

If Shyamalan had focused on the ramifications of lost time in Old then he might’ve had something. As it was his bizarre fantasy flop was just awful. Unintentionally silly and yucky. 😖

[@scifigrl92]

I didn’t like old the first time I watched it but did the second time.

[@tdsollog]

I work at a military base in NJ. “Knock at the Cabin” was filmed in multiple locations near my workplace.

[@RobertMere]

I respect M night so much for actually taking risks. Sometimes he makes an incredible movie and sometimes he makes some of the worst pieces of garbage ever lol. But he isn’t afraid to go out of his comfort zone and try something new each time. I really admire that.

[@Trill_Tour]

He hasn't made an incredible movie in over 20 years

[@RobertMere]

@@Trill_Tour I love split but that’s why I said sometimes. And I made a whole comment about why I still respect him.

[@connorbrown7323]

you have very quickly became one of my favorite youtubers

[@everythingweather]

Wow The Happening is Cody’s 6th favorite M Night film. That’s actually fucking hysterical.

[@StaticBlaster]

yeah. it's the last one on my list. I haven't seen half of his filmography. I've seen eight of his directorial films.

[@everythingweather]

@@StaticBlaster well that’s half since there’s 15 total films. Technically that’s over half

[@f4gsforpele]

@@everythingweather☝🏻🤓

[@cyrcee77]

For real, his lists are pretty terrible usually tho especially horror films

[@jason15212]

Loved the visit. We watched it at the fire station when it came out and enjoyed it.

[@MNMHub]

Love your videos man! Only just found your channel and in the past week I've been through at least 5 of your long tier list & ranking videos. Great content!!

[@g-magz9502]

I actually just watched your previous ranking so this will be fun to compare 😁

[@shawnwbronx]

I remember first seeing the preview for Trap in the theater. It looked intriguing. Then it said it was directed M. Night. That took the wind right out of my sails.

[@francissmith7707]

Its a banger

[@Talesfromtheshelf]

Congrats on 150k!

[@Miika_Hakalahti]

Great list and yesss The Happening is so ridiculously entertaining! Also awesome to see Signs so high on the list. It has been one of my all time favorite films since I was child and even though I must have seen it over 30 times, I would love to see it in a theater. I was 5 when it was released, so missed my chance to see it then. 😁 Maybe by 2028 we could celebrate it's 25th anniversary and bring it back for a re-run? Here's hoping.

[@markbenedict9126]

Dude! Can't wait to watch. Always great stuff from you. Gets me through my gym workouts.

[@stepitup25]

Signs is definitely my favorite! Even with some not so great films, M Night is still one of my favorite directors.

[@inigomontoya4032]

I love how in signs, whenever the aliens are lurking around, all the insect sounds immediately stop. Nice touch I didn't notice until my repeat viewings.

[@Nicholasmcmath-cr1xl]

Great ranking Cody my favorite M.Night film is unbreakable

[@Espo2250]

dave bautista was INCREDIBLE in knock at the cabin, the way he was able to control the whole situation with the 2 men and their daughter without even raising his voice or even using his body as a weapon like most big wrestler turned actors would rely on he on the other hand relied on his acting to carry the film and he nailed the role perfectly!

[@GizmoBeach]

He was no better in that than a mannequin with a tape recorder in its throat. Why are they trying to make this guy a popular actor a-la The Rock? Cabin was a pointless bore-fest at any rate.

[@treytison1444]

People hating on The Village twist I am convinced to this day just didn't understand the movie or they're just salty they didn't get monsters. There are so many clues all through the movie, saying it should've been a straightforward story of a girl trying to get medicine. That would've been so boring. There's no universe where Glass is better than Knock at the Cabin, The Village, and The Visit. The Happening sure, it's enjoyable as a high budget schlock film but there's just nothing to excuse the awfulness of Glass.

[@Guizambaldi]

The Village is a great love story that also has a philosophical take on society and how you cannot get rid of evil completely. To me, it's a brilliant movie.

[@theTobytheTitan]

Signs… have you heard the theory they’re demons? It makes sense. Never see spaceship, the water is Holy Water, daughter is an angel and (she blesses the water in the house throughout the movie), wife foresees swinging bat “swing away”… there’s a bunch of things.

[@lordbaethan]

Water is one of our biggest weakness. We can drown so many ways, we can also die without it. We can drown but we go swimming and on boats.

[@twdpepper6012]

Now rank the movies based solely on their concepts. His strong suit is coming up with cool ideas. Regardless of the execution, which do you think are the most interesting?

[@niktour352]

I love how the camera moved in Unbreakable when Bruce lifted the heavy weights

[@camerongalloway4087]

The director rankings are awesome keep them up please

[@ibuy2manymovies]

Been lookin forward to the Shamalamadingdong ranking for years!

[@B77548]

Haha that's what I call him

[@TheMrHavish]

Is it so hard to say Shyamalan? Oh yeah, let's laugh at his name and make it sound like gibberish because he's Indian and they have these silly names, right?

[@KingJadInfiniteHope]

@@TheMrHavishit’s not that deep

[@ibuy2manymovies]

@@TheMrHavish You are why comedies suck nowadays

[@brettrobinson4418]

Dude, calm down 😂​@@TheMrHavish

[@inigomontoya4032]

And Unbreakable watch shot in frames the way a comic book would be drawn. As a guy who grew up collecting comics, It was noticeable and very much appreciated.

[@cm4660]

Thank you Cody! Unbreakable is also my favorite of M. Knight’s!!!

[@mediamaniac898]

Unbreakable is my favorite too!

[@johnnyboy7144]

Love this list bro, and I was so glad to see your number 1 being Unbreakable because that’s always been bar none the best M night movie ever made to me…it’s a masterpiece

[@kimbasciano_]

Another awesome video! Love your channel Cody!

[@jotade2098]

"Unbreakable" has always been my fav of his. The one i feel is underrated is "The Village", true that it could have been better if it stayed in the horror genre, but i think it has an interesting commentary and great visuals.

[@nosey500]

So I was 13 when I first saw signs. I was home alone, it was dark, and I was watching it on The family aol Dial-up computer. This was during the time of Napster. Anyway, I will never forget the scene where they see the alien for the first time through the TV. For whatever reason that was the scariest thing I ever saw and it scared the s*** out of me to the point I had to turn on all the lights and still couldn't sleep.

[@animeister2332]

Last airbender is the only film I've walked out of the theater on. What a slap in the face to an amazing story.

[@foxnationz9593]

Really love this channel! Thank you for the content, Cody!

[@joshuat5140]

I also agree with you on Dave Bautista. He's way better actor than the Rock imo. Because the Rock doesn't have great acting skills. He's just the Rock in all his films. Vs Dave actually has some great acting skills.

[@callsignmaverick391]

M. Night Shyamalan’s earlier movies are some of the best in my opinion.

[@thesmellofadventure5370]

15: The Last Airbender 14: Lady In the Water 13: The Happening 12: After Earth 11: Old 10: Wide Awake 9: The Visit 8: Glass 7: The Village 6: Trap 5: Knock At the Cabin 4: Split 3: Signs 2: Unbreakable 1: The Sixth Sense

[@jwew7690]

i would say this is pretty accurate. is trap worth watcing?

[@Mikey-em8hs]

@@jwew7690Honestly it’s a movie where I feel most people will either really enjoy it or despise it. I personally enjoyed but it has a lot of disbelief you have to suspend. I’d say it’s worth it just for Josh Hartnett.

[@robertfaulkner1824]

I liked the village more than signs I think and I can’t imagine a movie being worse than lady in the water (never seen avatar) but otherwise great list

[@robertfaulkner1824]

@@jwew7690it’s good. Could have been better but could have been much worse too.

[@cristianacevedo178]

The Happening is too low

[@LeslieisintheImajica]

"The Happening" was pretty funny, I just rode with it and it's honestly one that I revisit. M. started feeling himself, and just crashed lately.

[@Zoewhiteart7676]

Funny, just watched The Village with my daughter couple nights ago.

[@cityzengirl]

It's a good twist i think

[@Zoewhiteart7676]

@@cityzengirl I agree.

[@adamcade604]

​@@Zoewhiteart7676 His most underrated film and i hate that people put it in the same camp as lady in the water and the happening as the films that made him a bad director

[@Zoewhiteart7676]

@@adamcade604 yes so true, I agree with you completely.

[@Guizambaldi]

It's in my list of all time favorites. Cannot understand the hate or indifference this movie gets. And the acting is awesome. Bryce Dallas Howard is outstanding, together with the guy who played Noah.

[@sad_dad]

Unbreakable legit changed my movie mind lol. That movie is hands down in my all time fav top five for sure

[@Nighthawk3721]

The aliens in Signs may have been desperate by coming to Earth despite it being 70% water. However, they have space flight tech way beyond ours, yet they dont have suits and protective gear to protect them from water? Our astronauts wear suits and helmets to protect them from several different things that we know our bodies cant handle, and we have very limited tech compared to these aliens.

[@jermainehaslam5634]

Signs is his best in my opinion, that film still creeps me out with the atmosphere and Mel Gibson's acting is phenomenal awesome ranking Cody.

[@NickElliott-dv8vn]

Another fantastic list keep em coming mate 👍

[@juliandeych]

What a great list! Mine is: 1. Lady in the Water 2. Unbreakable 3. Signs 4. Sixth Sense 5. Split 6. The Visit 7. The Village 8. Trap 9. Glass The rest were not my cup of tea.

[@erinnadia0409]

As someone who loves Avatar and it will forever be my favourite comfort show, every time I am reminded of The Last Airbender I get the Kill Bill siren go off 😡🚨 I'll never forgive him for creating that monstrosity of a film

[@clintonkildepsteen3982]

Shocked by the Trapped placement🤯

[@davetv8171]

The thing that got me with Knock at the Cabin is, when the guy goes to his manual unlocking car, when he finally gets his gun out of the locked fingerprint case, he doesn’t have bullets already in it? That’s why it’s in a locked case. Put bullets in it.

[@nikirrae8495]

Rupert Grint is also in a show on Apple Tv called Servant, which M. Night Shyamalan also happens to be an executive producer of. theres 4 seasons, its actually pretty good too

[@greggibson33]

M. Night needs to take a few UCLA Extension Screenwriting Remedial Courses.

[@Fuzzyfoot88]

Love this list, and I have something to add to Signs that people seem to not notice. A Quiet Place has the exact same trope of weakness to water. It doesn't play out the exact same way, but they don't like water just like the Aliens in Signs don't. So how can you love one film with that trope and hate another with the same trope?

[@jordanryan1514]

I kept wondering where Devil would be on the list, but I remembered you said he produced the movie and hadn’t directed it which I didn’t know was the case but I loved that movie too

[@zanyzander]

Epic, deep, philosophical: 1 Unbreakable, 2 The Village, 3 Sixth Sense, 4 Signs, 5 Glass, 6 Split, 7 Lady in the Water. Fun, light-weight, punchy: 8 Old, 9 The Visit, 10 Trap, 11 Devil, 12 Knock at the Cabin, 13 The Happening. Mis-fires: 14 The Last Airbender, 15 After Earth.

[@fbanget]

When I started hearing the "visions" Unbreakable theme song at the end of Split, my first reaction was "wow, what that's lazy reusing that theme.". But then it was hands down the most surprising thing I have ever seen in a movie theater. Event more than the Sixth Sense.

[@debbiemcnamara7059]

A Hard Days Night, Help, Vega Las Vagus, Flaming Star, West Side Story, Never Been Kissed, and Titanic.

[@therocket_reviews]

Signs is a timeless classic with some of the best dialogue ever delivered in film. I'm actually surprised Shyamalan has not revisited this universe. Perhaps post Glass and a few clunkers he will begin considering it. Not that he should, but it could be epic if the original cast can return.

[@1977Eelco]

Haven't seen Trap yet, so can't say anything about that one. Can't say that I agree with your list completely, but hey...it's your list :) I do include "Devil" in my list. Though M. Night Shyamalan hasn't directed it, you can clearly feel that it's a story by him. I've seen 14 movies so far where he was involved with. Anyways, my list would be: 1) The Sixt Sense Great soundtrack, great story, great performances (loved Donnie Wahlberg and Toni Collette), great cinematography, etc. Saw it when it came out in 1999 and talked about it for weeks afterwards. 2) Unbreakable Only thing I have with this movie is that at times it feels a bit too slow paced. 3) The Village Yeah, I liked this movie a lot! Maybe not one of the greatest twists, but I just love the whole (autumnish feeling, maybe even Halloween-ish) atmosphere of the movie and the soundtrack I think is beautiful. Also the great performances by: Bryce Dallas Howard, Joaquin Phoenix, Adrien Brody, William Hurt, Brendan Gleeson, Sigourney Weaver, Judy Greer, etc. The cinematography is also excellent. 4) Signs Wow, awesome 50s SF opening music :) Great cinematopgraphy, good performances (maybe sometimes a bit too odd) and a very intriguing story (maybe sometimes a bit too slow paced). But, I can't really get around the water bit. But that's just me! I found that to be quite a stupid plot point. A highly intelligent alien species that can be killed by water, but chooses our planet to conquer. It's a bit the same as with "The War of the Worlds" (I understand that's the idea), for there it's the common cold / the flu that kills them. But, they studied our species and planet for God knows how long, but in the end a human virus kills them. Anyhow, as a whole I loved this movie! 5) Split 6) Glass 7) Devil 8) Knock at the Cabin 9) Lady in the Water 10) The Happening Yeah...this movie may be in the end an unintentionally comedy...but if you didn't expected this like me back then... Boy, I was so disappointed! The trailer was just awesome! But than you get this?! 11) The Visit 12) Old So disappointing! Awesome premise for a movie! But executed so poorly. 13) After Earth 14) The Last Airbender

[@wade_says]

Good list! My Top 5: 1. Signs 2. The Sixth Sense 3. Unbreakable 4. Split 5. The Visit

[@davetv8171]

1. The Visit (number of times I’ve seen it, man those grandparents and the rap songs) 2. Signs 3. The 6 senses (I need to watch this again, been a very long time) 4. Unbreakable 5. Split 6. Glass (salt bae) 7. Old 8. Trap 9. Knock at the Cabin 10. The Happening 11. The Village 12. Lady in the Water (been a long time as well).

[@f4gsforpele]

The Village at 11 is ridiculous

[@roymedellin109]

You should do a list of best james mccavoy roles.

[@_uncredited]

The Happening is the only MKS movie I've watched many many times and will watch again. It's the gift that keeps on giving.

[@mikeschlemmer5921]

the twist in sixth sense was actually spoiled for me in a rap song years ago

[@clarissawestbrook2203]

M Night Shyamalan is one of my top ten favorite directors of all time and as an aspiring business owner and actress I hope to work with him one day in the near future. My top five favorite movies from him are The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Signs, Split and Glass. My honorable mentions are Old, Knock at the Cabin and Trap. This was another good movie ranking video and analysis Cody. ❤❤❤❤🎬🎥🎟️🎞️🍿🥤

[@chrislacy1990]

Thanks for the upload, Cody, especially with several people targeting you online. (Hope the trolling dies down.) Here’s how I’d rank M. Night Shyamalan’s films that he directed from best to worst: 1. ‘The Sixth Sense’ 2. ‘Unbreakable’ 3. ‘Signs’ 4. ‘Split’ 5. ‘The Village’ 6. The Visit’ 7. ‘Trap’ 8. ‘Glass’ 9. ‘Knock at the Cabin’ 10. ‘Wide Awake’ 11. ‘Lady in the Water’ 12. ‘Praying with Anger’ 13. ‘Old’ 14. ‘The Happening’ 15. ‘After Earth’ 16. ‘The Last Airbender’

[@swipitoemg7884]

Fun video Cody :) keep it up 😁 ❤️

[@acrophobe]

Seeing Bruce Willis at the end of Split was such a bitchin surprise. Not only was Split very good, but I waited years hotly anticipating the secret conclusion of Unbreakable, wondering all the who what when wheres. And then Glass came out and M Night dropped trow and hosed his whole audience down with projectile dookie all the way from Philadelphia. It's still the only film I've seen that made me legitimately angry.

[@DannyKnightblade45]

That awful ending of Glass ruined the whole movie for me.

[@phillipweber6059]

I knew this was coming but wasn't expecting it this quickly😂

[@berlin990]

People always forget his Devil movie, which is weird cause it has my favorite silly moment of his and I also really enjoy watching that one.

[@RebecaLawrence-w6e]

Cody your the man. Great job with the m Night shyamalan movies. Like your list. The Sixth sense is the best of his movies.

[@demi2641]

Did anybody else remember, “What a twist!!” from Robot Chicken?! 😂💯👌💀

[@edenamiel5078]

Can you rank every Final Destination death?

[@filipponeri4571]

M. Night Shyamalan should put the basic idea on the table and let good writers work on it. The guy is great and we all love him but when he write bad he just kills logic and a good story.

[@my3rs307]

My favourite movie of his is still Unbreakable. Gotta see Trap

[@zacharymoviechat211]

Great ranking Cody! M night is one of my least favorite directors, but I loved trap and knock at the cabin.

[@inigomontoya4032]

I strongly agree with you on The Happening... Hate that you love it or love that you hate it it's entertainment. And that's really all that movies should be. Even if unintentional.

[@BerryStraw15]

And here I am still waiting for you to acknowledge the existence of the AMAZING The Descent 1 and 2.

[@harryparsons2750]

Awful movies

[@zanerinsane1574]

@@harryparsons2750awful take lmao actually a straight up laughable one at that

[@BerryStraw15]

@@harryparsons2750 your opinion is awful

[@liampomroy9827]

Heres an idea for a video! Top 10 performences in a horror movie that are oscar worthy/should of been recognised at the oscars

[@taylorpack7705]

“Well since you’re all not going to eat I’m going to have some of everything.” (Digs into French toast) 😂 signs has some funny moments My ranking 1. Signs 2. The sixth sense 3. Unbreakable 4. Split 5. The village 6. The happening 7. The visit 8. Glass 9. Knock at the cabin 10. After earth 11. Trap 12. Wide awake 13. Old 14. Lady in the water 15. The last airbender

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When I saw Donnie Wahlberg in The Sixth Sense I didn’t recognize him at first but then the NKOTB fan in me went OH MY GOD!. He wanted that role so bad he lost like 30lbs for that small role which I believe personally turned him from a pop start into actor. He made such an impact that Hollywood invited him in. So good