M. Night Shyamalan Movies Ranked

[@ParanormalFire]

Shyamalan, for better or worse, is certainly a unique director.

[@josefengelhardt2767]

Unique for what? Spitting in the faces of fans of Avatar The Last Airbender like myself? Shyamalan deserves to be kicked out of the industry for what he did to my favorite animated show of all time. I hate The Last Airbender movie so much and I will never forgive Shyamalan or give him a chance.

[@Jaythesparrow]

You mean overrated? Dude sucks as a director. It’s a fucking joke that someone like him can get into the industry and be given budgets to make Hollywood movies. Literally all his movies are mediocre as fuck. Yes even Signs 🙄 there’s a reason even Scary Movie took the piss out of that. M Night literally has no talent, all of his movies are embarrassing to watch.

[@tayderryberry8326]

@@josefengelhardt2767lol calm down bud he has made some masterpieces like unbreakable alone is absolutely phenomenal

[@prakharkirtijajoria5314]

People just can't grow up. Last Airbender was bad yes, but throwing a creative man out of an industry that has a drought of it is just whiny

[@hip3rsnip3r78]

W pfp

[@panicproductions7555]

Your ranking for the happening was actually a hilarious twist 😂🤣

[@sammysantoro9107]

Keep this in mind, I wasn’t no horror fanatic growing up. When I saw Signs, as a young boy, I barely could sleep afterwards. The birthday scene, the Roof scene, the baby monitor, the music, everything about that film freaked me the fuck out. Still to this day it freaks me out but I absolutely LOVE IT!!!

[@jennmoslek921]

I think everyone jumped in he theater when that part happened! I love how tense it was & right in the middle of the scene Joaquin Phoenix says to the kids in the video "Move! Vamanos Children, Vamanos!" Lol

[@lansesteiner3563]

I agree with “the Happening” is comedy gold

[@nathanslay6342]

Unbreakable is one of my favorite movies ever made! It’s truly a masterpiece.

[@ryanr9299]

I just dont understand it.. It was easily one of my least favorite shyamalan movies and the worst superhero movie of the trilogy in my eyes..

[@heatheraggus7501]

Masterpiece is a bit generous

[@romangarcia608]

i walked out of the theater halfway through and asked the girl at the box office for my money back, only time i’ve ever done that.

[@deathbymazda]

My least favorite of the trilogy. I don’t get why everybody blows their load over it.

[@glyn420]

He seems to either hit a game winning home run or strikes out on three pitches.

[@robcressey7228]

He's the Reggie Jackson of movies.

[@Carmine1989]

Personally i loved OLD, but it's always fun to hear other people's opinions and actually being grown up about it and not starting an arguement just because someone doesn't have the same opinion as you. That's why i love watching your videos.

[@001spring]

Wow! You're the first person I've seen that say they like Old

[@feuerrm]

@@001spring I'll be the second!

[@adrianpale2342]

idiots!! lol jp

[@crazydud3380]

​@@001springQuite a few people do. Critic reviews and audience reviews were all over the place. I think it hits for people that like the concept being handled with such breadth. The critics are also right that the breadth is the problem, and thus it lacks depth, and a lot of the awkward writing is almost necessary to move through so much so quickly.

[@isuriadireja91]

I like Old, too. And I'm pretty sure Ima like the upcoming Trap, too.

[@crobinson2624]

I actually really like The Village despite the plot twist.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

That film could have been great with maybe one more pass at the script. The acting is great and the photography is beautiful. It's also an outlier in that it's the one film of his where the twist is that the supernatural is bogus, and there's a rational explanation. In his other films, the characters have to end up accepting crazy things like ghosts and Narfs and killer trees.

[@robcressey7228]

James Newton Howard's score is amazing. Just the over all sound of the film is genius.

[@crobinson2624]

@@robcressey7228 I love the song that plays when Joaquin phoenixs character grabs Bryce Howard Dallas characters hand as they escape the creature into the house. It’s powerful.

[@robcressey7228]

I love the part when she is starting her trip through the woods with the stream and the trees and the grey sky and that violin...perfect scene.

[@JJJJJVVVVVLLLLL]

early 2000s Judy Greer can’t miss

[@danyelldoesnot]

As I get older, I more and more realize that Signs is my favorite movie of all time. The simplicity and scar factors just knock it out of the park.

[@zombreon6021]

I can't take signs seriously after watching Scary Movie 3

[@EnchantedTooWell]

The scary movie franchise ruined horror films 😂

[@kevin_ramirez2529]

I love the scene where The dude says something like Can I get a ride home after killing the wife , that part had me cracking up

[@jesseogle2073]

I didn’t think Old was THAT bad, but I also saw it at a theater where you could order food and drinks from your seat

[@roostermcscratch9060]

Studio?

[@tribbleamidei]

Hollywood Palms?

[@jesseogle2073]

It’s called Flix Brewhouse

[@ShotgunSandwichENT]

Great list Cody! Was looking so forward to this video. Super happy you have Signs so high. I absolutely love that movie. Great performances, and super creepy. Really a special film in my opinion. And Unbreakable… saw that in the theaters and was blown away. Personally, I love the choices he made in Glass. Keep rocking on man!

[@申月営無営月無営有申]

Cody: "This video isn't actually late, it's just when you need it" Me: *What a Twist*

[@dannygagne4693]

Remember seeing The 6th sense in theatre as a kid, blew my mind 🤯

[@rileylallier429]

1. The Sixth Sense A+ 2. Unbreakable A 3. Split A 4. Glass A- 5. Signs A- 6. The Visit B- 7. The Villgage C+ 8. The Happening F 9. After Earth F 10. Lady In The Water F 11. Avatar The Last Airbender F

[@renegadehero7393]

Great ranking! My favorite is Signs, I love the ideas and the final act is great. The writing and characters feel off, but still a good story. I'm one of the few people that likes The Village, I agree with what you said, but I love the mood and the monsters. Totally agree with you on Lady in the Water and The Happening, both are odd but fun to watch for how bad they are. Great video Cody!

[@heatherryan3969]

My favorite is Signs. I love that movie so much and Joaquin Phoenix seems normal in it. It also has a young Abigail Breslin.

[@karlastraight2458]

Think he was just the producer and story creator on it, but the horror movie "Devil" was terrifying and intense

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

I loved devil

[@TensaZangetsu59]

Stop wearing awesome T-Shirts! I was totally distracted by that badass "Back to the Future" design XD I think I would say "Signs" is my favorite. Big case of nostalgia cause it was also the first movie I saw 3 times in the theaters. I had such a blast with it and remember recommending it to all my friends at school.

[@sarahpettipher1759]

Before I watched the Sixth Sense I was told that there was a twist at the end. I immediately started looking for hints, and I ended up guessed it the first time he interacted with the kid, when the mom said didn’t say a word to him. However it didn’t ruin it for me, I still enjoyed it. I’ve watched it multiple times now

[@darrinabelowitz9788]

Cody you are my newest favorite channel indulgence brother. You have a pull no shots attitude and me and my think your extremely fun and informative. Please continue putting out a fantastic channel we love the Content!!!! Stay safe bro and god bless

[@bryanrizzo9377]

Yeah man that scene in Signs when Phoenix plays the footage of the Alien popping out during the kids birthday party scared me as well and the fact that he plays the footage again makes it even scarier. I didn't sleep for almost a week.

[@laurarominger2073]

That scene scared the hell out of my son!

[@andrewdyke5561]

I think village is underrated

[@roderick8167]

I agree Unbreakable is phenomenal it's also my favorite M Night movie, ive always said it's weird that Unbreakable came out before the huge comic book superhero movie boom when this feels like a movie that would come out after the huge comic book movie craze of today but I guess M Night truly was ahead of his time with this movie

[@love55ickbeat5]

I'm so happy you put out so much content cus as soon as in think there can't be another vid I'd enjoy there it is in my fyp 💚

[@skyofthelivingdead]

Funny you posted this today, my coworkers and I were just talking about Signs and M. Night this morning. I wish I could enjoy his movies, but IMO his only good flicks are The Sixth Sense, the Unbreakable trilogy, and The Visit. I have the exact same feelings about The Happening, it has the same type of appeal as The Room. So bad that it’s great.

[@whatsuplocs2813]

The ending monolog from Samuel Jackson as Mr. Glass @ the end is INCREDIBLE.

[@KaristaSwiss]

congrats. I have heard SOOOO many people criticize the water flaw in signs (Nostalgia critic) and you are the FIRST to have an answer for that... that is depressing that only ONE person can explain the "water flaw" rationally ... why is that

[@CodyLeachYT]

People like to bitch before they think

[@prestengrace]

Good general review! I did have 2 comments: - just like you suggested with the happening (I had same experience as you), view ‘Lady in the Water’ with a different lens. He wrote that movie as a fairy tale for his kids (lens). As for him being the writer, it was commenting on people putting his writing on an unachievable pedestal, and the critic being eaten was def what you commented on, but also people’s expectations (the mumbling) of his works being wrong (and eaten). - Old was a (maybe credited/potentially stolen) version of the comic/graphic novel Sandcastles. Highly recommend you read it, he really just rewrites the 3rd act. Keep them reviews coming!

[@mastatema]

I love Lady In The Water

[@aaronbeauchamp3312]

I absolutely LOVED Signs. Moving; suspenseful, and at the time I watched it, it had a particularly profound message I needed to hear. People sometimes rag on this movie, but I just don't get the criticism. So the aliens were deathly allergic to water. And? That somehow undermines the plot? It doesn't, but that's the same shallow criticism that people who gang up on this movie always use. The answer to navigating within a planet that is 3/5 water is to JUST NOT GET WET. It's not that hard. The only time I get wet is when I take my daily shower or go swimming. Otherwise? I can't think of the last time I got wet unintentionally or by circumstance. So the answer for the aliens is just don't shower or visit the pool. Problem solved. Excellent movie. Loved it and definitely one of Shyamalan's best.

[@kevin_ramirez2529]

Reminds me of Jaws when Brody says He doesn’t like water and it’s only an island if you look at it from the water.

[@xxunholycreepshowxx8203]

I personally love The Village the most out of all M Night’s films. Looking forward to the new Dexter review currently doing a marathon in prep of the new season

[@dylanapprovedfilms3202]

It’s crazy how identical our thoughts are on Old. Literally what you said in your review and in this ranking are my exact thoughts.

[@AJafterhourz]

The problem with people saying The Village is where he “started with the twist and wrote everything afterwards” does not work as an excuse to dislike the movie; And here is why: This exact plot had already been done before in a teen-young adult novel titled “Running out of Time” by the author Margaret Peterson Haddix. This book was written in 1995 and features a storyline of a girl trying to escape the confines of her village of Clifton in the “1800’s” to get medicine for an illness known as diphtheria that’s killing everyone. The girl escapes and finds out it is actually 1996. This plot has been done before and even though issues of plagiarism were never warranted against Night when The Village was released, this wasn’t anything new. I guess I would just like to know from the people who thought he started with the twist first……how else was he suppose to write the rest of the story before it’s twist to make it make sense? This movie, IMO, is his best film he has ever made and people seem to be totally out of touch with its deeper meaning.

[@ayybeealternative1999]

22:43 "to the NATURE in which you see alot of these death scenes" Ah! I see what you did there Cody 🤣

[@junzsi]

I’m hella surprised you had the happening where it’s at on your channel bro haha. I love this movie for stupid reasons of my own but I hear so much everyone hates it. I thought you were going to have it like after the last avatar. Nice placement, yes movie is ridiculous but I can simply put it on and some how will enjoy it.

[@joeymorvant161]

Never realized he had that many movies! Never heard of "The Last Airbender". Never saw "The Lady In The Water", but want to. Never heard of "Wide Awake". Heard of "Old", but only by seeing it mentioned online. Haven't seen ads for it on tv(or even online), so all I have is a title. Have no idea what it's about, so have no idea on whether or not I wish to see it.(Btw, when you mention the title, I pause and type the comment, so this comment precedes hearing your explanation and thoughts on the film.) "After Earth", never heard of. Never heard of "The Visit", but now desire to see it. "The Village" is actually my favorite of his, lol! Never heard of "The Happening". Never saw "Glass", but read about the trilogy a while back, and want to see the entire thing. "Split", covered with "Glass" comment. "The Sixth Sense", great film! Saw it with my sister, who'd seen it before. I almost got the twist, but had it backwards. "Signs", great film! "Unbreakable", covered earlier.

[@andynachos2045]

13: the last air bender 12: the lady in the water 11: after earth 10: old 9: signs 8: glass 7: split 6: the happening 5: wide awake 4: the visit 3: unbreakable 2: the village 1: the sixth sense

[@Huwclarkey87]

Totally with you on your no. 1 choice. The pacing of the movie is perfect and it's impossible to get bored watching it.

[@SithMaster26]

13. Lady In The Water 12. The Last Airbender 11. Wide Awake 10. Old 9. After Earth 8. The Village 7. The Happening 6. Glass 5. The Visit 4. Split 3. Unbreakable 2. The Sixth Sense 1. Signs

[@billmiller7800]

I finally agree with one of your list. You almost lost me in your nauseous love for Chucky Movies ahead of Halloween but I’m still with you

[@markburns1990]

(7 hours later) 32 minutes in on a rewatch, I’m like... “Oh... Cody is wearing a BACK TO THE FUTURE shirt!” (yeah, late) 😄

[@MissDeal55]

The Village never gets enough love. But I also liked Glass, glad I’m not on an island

[@fjunkmail22]

Yesss! That damn birthday party scene in Signs, scared the living shit out of me…😂

[@rxtsec1]

1. Signs 2. Unbreakable 3. Glass 4. Sixth sense 5. Split Glad you put Glass in your top 5 & glad you have signs very high

[@CarrieArt7]

You are so right about The Happening be an unintentional comedy. I still laugh thinking about the scene of the man purposely walking up to the lions.

[@iceicekodi6402]

Signs, the sixth sense, and unbreakable are his best. Agree. Also, water would be the same on any planet. H2O. Great vid.

[@ClubCatJohnKite]

I haven't seen Old, but based on your review, perhaps a limited series would be good. Each episode could focus on some of the people and the concepts could be explored with more artistry.

[@deadlookingin9294]

Makes me wish M. night would just do straight up horror. He'd be soooooo good at it. Even the creepy scenes in the village have great tension.

[@alucard2010]

M night doesn't do horror, he never has.

[@deadlookingin9294]

@@alucard2010 yeah I know but i wish he would because i think he'd be decent

[@RR-bd4jp]

He has the movie "The Visit" is categorized as "Horror" and nothing else. 😅

[@tinomen2657]

Definitely agree on the top 6 and the order in which you put them in. Everything after the 6, I'll never watch again. The Village I remember leaving the theatre so pissed off, I remember screaming, "that's it??!!"

[@seanyonthemic]

Great ranking Cody. I still have not seen The Happening, After Earth, Wide Awake or Old Yet lol

[@connornoiles2447]

I love that Mel Gibson is so quite in Signs.. Interesting to see

[@balladofthebroken7569]

His performance is phenomenal in that. So is the children & J. Phoenix

[@j-rey-]

It amazes me how much flak the twist in Signs gets. You hit the nail on the head. The aliens were desperate and only landed on Earth because they had to. It is pretty clearly stated in the movie multiple times. They scoped out the planet on day 1. They did whatever they needed to do on the surface on day 2, then they left all their injured and got out of Dodge on day 3. That is not an incident where they were planning an invasion. They stumbled upon a potential oasis in a desert, realized the oasis was a hotbed for their biggest threat, and fled in a panic.

[@dalestrunk1749]

Thanks for the entertaining content once again! You’re an awesome guy man!

[@dylanapprovedfilms3202]

DUDE! Thanks you! I’ve been saying the same thing about the aliens being allergic to water for years! When I first saw the movie, that’s the first thing I thought of. It’s really not that confusing. I feel that people really don’t like to think when they watch movies.

[@connornoiles2447]

the arguments are always about them being smart enough to know there was water.. We don't know how smart they were, maybe they were idiots for all we know

[@dylanapprovedfilms3202]

@@connornoiles2447 lol yeah! it’s either that or they didn’t know water existed or something. There are tons of things out there that we are allergic to that we’ve either never had or don’t know of

[@747blacksmith747]

Arrgh! He gave the twist of The Village away in the 2nd act when he showed a modern day photo of the group members in modern day clothing. Does anyone else remember that?

[@captcrais101]

Great ranking. When you see Last Night at Soho, can you do a Edgar Wright ranking list next? I think he is an awesome director. I would like to hear your raking of his films.

[@RobertMere]

You are my favorite youtuber Cody I love your videos Ps. Video idea: Top 10 favorite movie opening scenes

[@venod3134]

M. Knight is a very polarizing artist. For me he is one of my favorites.

[@AliFrankTheTank]

Split shows that a reveal can sometimes or most of the time be better than a crazy twist… and yes, Signs above Six Sense!!! I argue my household till this day 😂

[@gnc623]

Sixth Sense doesn't pack near the punch once you've seen it.

[@devinharbert6071]

In The Trailor for After Earth

[@insectriarchy733]

“No thank you I’ll take xenomorphs” 😂 Totally agree

[@Oakcliffagent]

Unbreakable was a very unique take on the superhero genre loved it from start to finish

[@AliFrankTheTank]

The Happening and Old are the same to me lol make those a twilight episode 😂😂😂 Signs is 🐐

[@thomasromano1417]

When you mentioned not being a big fan of Found Footage horror, have you seen Hell House or Lake Mungo?

[@kayyodii]

Duuuuude lake mungo was so disturbing . I was up for a while after watching it at night. Really creepy

[@thomasromano1417]

@@kayyodii Absolutely agreed extremely realistic highly suggest Hell House first movie to scare me in a decade

[@johnpoffenbarger5103]

Back to the Future is my favorite movie of all-time. Love love love your shirt in this video Cody!

[@wardenmagellan2643]

What a great list, it’s exactly like mine if you swap Old with After Earth

[@bradybarrett5354]

He was firing on all cylinders with his first 3 films. Everyone was saying he was the next Spielberg and compared him to Hitchcock. Then The Village came out and it all started changing. He took his script for Lady in the Water to his usual producing partners and they told him they weren't interested. That is the moment when his career started the major decline. His ego was bruised terribly.

[@jmeds94]

Critics tore him apart for The Village, so it's no coincidence that Lady in the Water was a giant F U to critics (not to mention, a masterpiece).

[@rozwynn2349]

Lady in the Water is one of my favorite films and I rewatch it every couple of years.

[@JonSmith152]

I remember watching signs when I was a kid and being scared shitless! Always looking out for aliens on rooftops after that

[@0725038]

Old was such a funny movie. I had a blast watching it in cinema. We went for double features and laughed more than Deadpool 2. The powder baby, the professional asian swimmer that just goes off and die off screen washing ashore out of nowhere, the stupid broken lady. That was so funny!

[@tanishq3039]

Hey Cody,can you please do a studio/setup tour?

[@HummBabyBaseball]

haha "hey, what's your name and occupation?" Wow.. I gotta check that film out.

[@devinharbert6071]

Worst: Last Airbender, The Village, Glass, Praying With Anger, Wide Awake, Lady In The Water, After Earth, Best: Unbreakable, Devil, Split, Stuart Little, The Happening, Signs, And Sixth Sense

[@thomascase7035]

Good list, Cody. Especially like your defense of the Happening. I would've swapped your 1 and 2, but just personal preference.

[@devinharbert6071]

I’m not Surprised Sony Avoided having M. Nights Name In The Trailor Because Of The Last Airbender, The Happening, Lady In The Water, And The Village

[@benclawson821]

Hey great video Cody. My favorite M. Night Shyamalan movie is "The Happening". I know that it's bad but that's what I love about it. I enjoyed these good actors act like the dumbest people imagable. The Mrs. Jones scene cracks me up every time. I enjoy it on a regular basis. I also love "Split" "Unbreakable" and "The Visit".

[@mariolopez3728]

I've never understood people that said that they like a movie because it's so bad. Whaaaat? How can you like something that is bad. It's kind of like a person likes eating rice cakes because they taste so bad. Just like you can't like to eat something that tastes bad....how can you like a movie that is bad? I just don't get it!

[@mickandme1]

@@mariolopez3728 It's what makes us all unique.

[@mariolopez3728]

@@mickandme1 Maybe....but it still doesn't make any sense whatsoever!

[@rozwynn2349]

That is how I feel about the Lady in the Water absolutely noone that I know personally likes the movie but me and I watch it over and over again. I also like The Happening. I think it's the cheese factor, lol

[@cedward1984]

Toni Collette was nominated for Best Actress In a Supporting Role for "The Sixth Sense". She lost to Angelina Jolie for "Girl, Interrupted"

[@kyartick8502]

18:52 I was describing this movie to my ex and her heart sank when I told her the twist 😂😂😂

[@TheYoungbloodShow]

“I was on the swimming team” one way to confirm your death in a film😂

[@MrPWHITE1014]

I really enjoyed The Movie Old. Especially with you saying you only like movies if it had a story. The story and lore of the movie was actually

[@MrSeahawk113]

My favorite is Signs great movie and great list

[@lucguay4235]

Thanks for explaining why the ending of 'SINGS' is not at all stupid!!!! I always unmatched, on dating apps, when a guy, talking about 'signs', says : ''WHy THe Al!eNs WOuLd C0me TO EaRtH IF WatEr hurts thEm?!'' ....... Thanks for saying it Cody! Thanks a lot! 👌

[@BakerReviews]

Great list brother. Your content is so good. I finally started my channel about a month ago and you were one of my main motivations!!! Also, I remember the other movie you've seen in theatre three times... 😂🤣😂 "Fuck you!" "Ohh, Sounds fun."

[@mcd8732]

Fuckin love your argument about the water shit in signs....love that flick! I got it at 3....6th sense 2 and unbreakable 1.....great vid my man....

[@taylorpack7705]

I feel like war of the world’s execution with the plants killing the aliens really hurt signs because signs they really go into it so the ending makes complete sense but war of the worlds feels like it’s just thrown in because they ran out of ideas. I feel people have seen that and say “yeah now signs ending is kinda dumb because they die by water.”

[@fizzyd4291]

I know it's usually hated, but I love signs. The first time I watched it was with my dad while we lived in this tiny house in the middle of a corn field in Adairville Kentucky. I was like 8 and it scared the hell out of me.

[@bryanrizzo9377]

Have not seen all MNS films but if I had to choose out of the few I have seen the Sixth Sense would be my favorite with Bruce Willis starring in a role that's very different from his badass tough guy roles. Signs,Happening,Split,Unbreakable,Glass,and the Visit I've seen as well and also still enjoyed and never got bored watching.

[@josefengelhardt2767]

The Last Airbender movie for 3 years has been my number 1 worst movie of all time. I grew up with ATLA. I hate the movie so much. I wish i had earth bending powers so i could erase this movie from existence. I will never forgive Shyamalan for what he did to my favorite animated show of all time

[@jasonmerced718]

Signs over 6th sense bro?... Definitely disagree. Still love your channel. Keep it up

[@ajm865]

I would put Old up there with The Happening as far as unintentional comedies go lmao. My gf and I have been quoting it since we saw it haha. "I'm a Doctor!" "It's rust!"

[@TwisterTerror]

Pretty Good list: 13. Lady in the Water 12. The Last Airbender 11. After Earth 10. Old 9. The Happening 8. Wide Awake Here on up these movies are decent to good to great to amazing 7. The Visit 6. The Village 5. Glass 4. Split 3. Signs 2. The Sixth Sense 1. Unbreakable

[@shelleysiegel3180]

Cody, I Enjoy the way you intelligently review movies, & your sense of Humor, even on films you Dislike that I may not.😊 Re M. Night Shyamalan, I've Never seen After Earth, The lady in the Water, Death Sentence or his 1 family film (it's name I forgot), so per what I've Seen at least once, I agree w/much of your ranking except: I'd put The Visit Higher up as I really liked it, found it quite Creepy & I was surprised by the twist; & I'd put The Village above The Happening, tho I didn't hate The Happening when I 1st saw it, but didn't find it funny as you do. My Definite #1 is SIGNS as I Love that movie, Joaquin & both kids, & It's Twist that helped Mel Gibson's former Reverend character get his Faith back; & #2 is The Sixth Sense. Re Unbreakable, I saw it just once So long ago that I need to rewatch it, as I've seen both Split & Glass twice, so I think I'll find Unbreakable to be a Good film, but Don't recall it enuf now to rank it. Also now I'll definitely watch Death Sentence, & tho you did Not like Lady in the Water, I'm interested in seeing it.

[@distinguishedflyer]

'A toothpick to a gunfight' - nice. A little surprised by your putting Signs above The Sixth Sense, though in retrospect I shouldn't have been. Did expect Unbreakable to top the list & Airbender to come in at the bottom, however. Often a bad big-screen adaptation of a series (either TV or novel) will damage the reputation of what came before, but at least Airbender does seem to have avoided that, making people aware of the series and want to check it out rather than turning them off it. That was certainly the case with me. Two items related to The Sixth Sense: regarding Haley Joel Osment, don't forget AI which came out just two years later. One of Spielberg's best - and most underrated - movies, and Osment is superb in it. Regarding Toni Collette, she did get nominated (but didn't win); agree that she's been overlooked in other years, though.

[@sandraweilbrenner67]

Believe it or not , the twist of the visit got me as a parent.

[@thedude804]

Lady in the Water is one of my favorite movies. Great acting, great characters, great original story.

[@fiffihoneyblossom5891]

I loved it too. It's a terrible movie, but there is a story in there that I'd actually like to see. If he could have it rewritten by someone else, and direct that version instead, it could be lovely. Maybe it's just nostalgia talking, but I liked it.

[@jmeds94]

@@fiffihoneyblossom5891 You miss the moral lesson of it then. If you think it's terrible then it's probably due to the silliness/cheesiness of everything. M Night is tempting the audience to criticize it for these reasons, that's the whole point of Mr. Farber. He's trolling critics. You are meant to look past those superficial reasons and appreciate it (and each of the characters) for the uniqueness. That is what humans have forgotten to "listen" about.

[@craigsovilla6578]

Why can't people grow more comfortable admitting to themselves and others that if like a concept, but ultimately, if the execution wasn't what you'd hoped for, then you obviously do not like it as much as you thought you would.

[@scottleonk3992]

1. Unbreakable 2. The Village 3. Split 4. Lady in the Water 5. Signs 6. After Earth 7. Happening 8. Last Airbender 9. The Visit 10. Glass 11. Old 12. Sixth Sense

[@CriticalFangirl]

Even though you aren't a big cartoon guy, I promise the Avatar show itself is great. It has the childlike wonder and humorous moments for kids to enjoy, but it has mature storytelling and world-building for adults. And it gets pretty damn dark too. Highly recommend it, I swear it's better than the shitty movie. Plus it gets better with every season.

[@josefengelhardt2767]

The Last Airbender movie for years has been my number 1 worst movie of all time. I grew up with Avatar The Last Airbender. I hate this movie so much. It's an atrocity to cinema and to the show. Yes i think The Last Airbender movie is worse than Cats, Battlefield Earth, Gigli and Jack & Jill.

[@ErnestJustice]

The hot dog guy was the best character in the happening no doubt, always cracked me up everytime he showed up 😅

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My top five from worst to best is: 5. The Village 4. Split 3. The Sixth Sense 2. Unbreakable 1. Signs