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Old - The Arrests: Trent (Emun Elliot) and Maddox (Embeth Davidtz) get the police.
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A tropical holiday turns into a horrific nightmare when a family visits a secluded beach that's somehow causing them to age rapidly -- reducing their entire lives into a single day.
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Cast: Embeth Davidtz, Emun Elliott, Gustaf Hammarsten, Daniel Ison, Francesca Eastwood
Director: M. Night Shyamalan
Producer: M. Night Shyamalan
Screenwriter: M. Night Shyamalan
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[@sonicspyrofan5237]

They didn’t just rob those two children of their parents, they robbed them of their childhood.

[@TheLowBrassDude]

If we're being generous, both of those kids are physically in their mid 60s by this point.

[@firemanshadow8577]

I think the kid was thinking: “you were supposed to solve it on the drive over” “At least you made it”

[@melz4766]

LMAOOOO

[@sw8330GKEEPER]

I think he was just glad no one was going to get hurt anymore.

[@MinimalistTheatre333]

The saddest part of the hotel's scheme is that the children were collateral damage. They could easily have invited the parents as part of a couple's retreat, especially since they were going through marital troubles.

[@kingsboro1]

Imagine Trent and Maddox aunt reaction when she sees them as adults not to mention she lost a sibling

[@cjlilbaby]

Children had to be apart of it or unless someone would get suspicious on how parents are missing everytime

[@pwojo9776]

Or you know even like, I don't know, asked for people's consent. That's probably the most messed-up thing, they're just luring people to their death, to die like rats on a sinking ship, and they have no idea why any of this is happening. They could've started this experiment with like prisons and penitentiaries; with overcrowding and how many people are on death-row or life-sentences. Or even just try to offer it as "experimental treatments", give them the full info, and have them fill-out NDA's. They can do months worth of treatment on that beach in like 20 minutes, I don't think it'd be that hard to sell to people who are desperate enough; what's three months of life in 20 minutes in compared to full decades of it in real time.

[@davidchism6081]

@@kingsboro1 imagine getting a phone call that your six year old nephew is now suddenly over 50 years old.

[@kingsboro1]

@@cjlilbaby The children didn't need to be apart of it because there wasn't any paper trail they had a special car a plane and their passports it would look like they never left home

[@codyhiginbotham6616]

Seeing those criminals get busted was so satisfying

[@trinaq]

Indeed, at least karma was able to come for them, since they were directly responsible for the deaths of 73 groups of people.

[@rebeccalopez658]

They all got arrested

[@kingsboro1]

They were very stupid I mean they didn't check to see if any evidences was left behind after everyone was dead not to mention having someone with schizophrenia on the island and kids, sometimes kids are smarter then adults

[@Quinn8529]

@@rebeccalopez658 Nice one Sherlock.

[@80s_Boombox_Collector]

But wait I thought Hollywood always sucks up to pharmaceutical companies. At least that's what Alex Jones and Ted Nugent told me.

[@chuyitopizana1251]

0:44 i like how trent bumped into the waitress that offered them the drink, its like their first shot at getting back at the island aggresivley

[@DennisLiewDennis]

Anyway, the cocktails are all spiked with that deadly rapid aging potion

[@ruthiereallife6404]

It was a good movie, it saddend me how Maddox and her brother missed out on their entire childhoods because of these monsters and lost their parents as well. Half their lives cut short in the name of science. Its gonna be hard for them to adjust as lives as adults now since they still think like children because few hrs ago they were children.

[@Slithermotion]

@@xghostx9715 No, that means its a ficional movie and the story already ended. Read a book instead of thinking of the future of fictional characters.

[@Lospollos24]

Was a joke of a film

[@solid-snake7336]

@@Slithermotion oh boy youre so fun

[@jaylenhioe2868]

Be glad a friend of theirs helped them

[@mrjeffjr1470]

It probably won't be as difficult as the premise. I mean Kara and Trent said earlier in the film as they aged that they felt that their thoughts were changing and so it's safe to assume they matured mentally as well as physically. I think Trent's response about how his aunt might feel was also really thoughtful and similar to how an adult would respond.

[@ZukoHalliwell]

And they would've gotten away with it too, if it weren't for those meddling kids. 🤣

[@luketran2664]

Man I miss Smosh 😂

[@publicenemygelo6204]

@@luketran2664 scooby doo*

[@rebeccalopez658]

Trent and Maddox are heroes

[@ZukoHalliwell]

@@rebeccalopez658 I know that. You don't understand the reference?

[@brentanderson1666]

Those meddling kids....umm....adults.

[@trinaq]

God knows how many more people have died or rapidly aged out on that beach?!

[@erynnmurphy2996]

Yeah, some things are better left unsaid.

[@KitsuneRokaku]

Well this group was the 79th trial group so those pharmaceutical vultures did this 78 other times to other unsuspecting groups of people..

[@kingsboro1]

The list of names that the kids found were check by the police and they came up as missing persons

[@rebeccalopez658]

They also done this to innocent families

[@deadpoolsally6837]

More than 50 people died at an illegal medicine research facility disguise as a resort, their sentence is death.

[@purplegurl472]

this never gets old

[@alexthomas962]

This is “Old”….

[@mrmatthewmale5892]

Underrated comment

[@twillacatron7596]

no pun intended?

[@stephaniem9707]

Boooo bad pun

[@pollyannaprinciple5860]

Imagine having your childhood stolen from you and ending up in bodies that want to do things that are so foreign to you.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

Pollyanna Principal Looks like they're going to need the Master Sword and The Temple of Time to get themselves back to normal.

[@scartee13]

I noticed a lil while before this scene it looked like idlib was trying to talk to some other kids at the drink fountain but they jus ignored him. I think one of the biggest reasons why he left that note for Trent was cuz him and Maddox were probably the first kids to show him kindness he considered them real friends after saying he had no friends and he wanted to spare them from the fate god knows how many other people have suffered. I love how Trent and Maddox smiled at him as if they were saying thank you❤️

[@angieroxy7550]

Who's Idlib?

[@scartee13]

@@angieroxy7550 that’s the kids name

[@fawziahgh5677]

I totally agree that he Is trying to warn other kids and you actually see he is sitting with a boy wearing a pink shirt at 1:07 and at after as he is walking towards the bother and sister the kid with pink shirt follows a little behind

[@sw8330GKEEPER]

Sad part is they were going to be lured to the beach with there parents to use as test subjects and Maddox and Trent prevented that.

[@ryanstauffer119]

Since Trent and the kid were thinking about FaceTiming to continue being friends earlier in the film, I think it would have been nice Trent said to him so he could know that even though he’s older, they will always be friends

[@sw8330GKEEPER]

The kid didn’t want to be part of his uncles experiments anymore and left that note so Trent and Maddox could escape. He did the right the thing and help bring justice to all those who died.

[@zenmar2415]

It would be akward (to guys who has no idea of what happened) for others if they see a 50 yr old face timing a kid.

[@woopityscoop2863]

I know all this happened in one day, but adjusting to their new life would be the most daunting task in modern human history.

[@lancer2442]

Fun fact my father was the guy who brought out the snacks and refreshments when they were filming and the movie probably wouldn't have been ready for release if it wasn't for my hero of a dad with his biscuits and refreshments

[@bjornragnarsson8692]

Haha, awesome!

[@theclairebaire]

Thank you Crafty!!!

[@vibhurola289]

Oh

[@jackchaop8837]

Sure thing bud

[@darla4528]

That's cool

[@topsplants9173]

“Welcome to our version of paradise” This line so creepy…

[@quinceorchard]

Because it's literally the scientists version of paradise, on that island there playing God and everyone else is their subjects.

[@spacekase2319]

This was by far the most bizzare project I think M. Knight has ever done. It was definitely the scariest movie for me. But I feel like this idea could be explored way more, maybe a sequel?

[@jcj268]

At least it was a little bit better than Devil

[@fd3]

@@jcj268 Devil and Old are my absolute favorite films on the category of M. Knight Shamalayan. Actually, Devil wasn’t even directed or written by him. He was just the producer.

[@rehanmahapure5222]

There should be a short sequel where the SCP Foundation arrests them, grills the scientists and makes a site near the beach. And the SCP scientists will ask questions from the victims.

[@jbac5767]

@@fd3 Signs for me was the one.

[@jcj268]

@@rehanmahapure5222 or at least an animation on KZbin

[@ricardo.i.i.i]

1:09 I was praying that no one would come and kill the cop before he could send those pictures out 🤣🤣🤣

[@yourfriendlyneighbourhoodc8109]

The little needle to the neck approach lmao

[@jaylenhioe2868]

Be glad that cop didn’t go down to that beach

[@bryanterry7012]

​@@jaylenhioe2868Facts

[@jaylenhioe2868]

Alternate ending: It is mostly the same as the original, except Kara does not die from the fall. She escapes alongside Trent and Maddox and probably goes to live with them after the researchers were arrested.

[@Knoispowr]

I would have the baby survive as well

[@basicallydeadbooks000]

Same those two deaths made the least sense to me. But with the escape plan, I doubt they could’ve brought along a toddler/kid (especially swimming)

[@sukanyakalita7263]

Maddox and Trent are gonna PTSD like hell

[@matthewjimenez655]

At least that couple didn't suffer the same fate as all the other people who were on that beach

[@potitosanthony8144]

Finally some scene clip where I don’t have to see some different videos

[@StevePerez2900]

The moment he saw their faces his universe shattered

[@kingsboro1]

Yeah and he's going to get thrown under the bus

[@sw8330GKEEPER]

He knew deep down what his Uncle was doing and didn't want to be apart of it.

[@Ryansilverman-r7g]

The asian kid father wrote that. It’s a miracle that the kids were the ones to blow the cover. They knew something like this could happen the younger you are the more time you have. But like I said they said in the brochure no kids on the beach

[@JaxLynnstarAnimate]

"After the arrest, the SCP foundation were contacted. SInce then, amnestics were given to ppl involved except those responsible, a cover story was forged and the area and perimeter around have since been closed off to the public. To prevent further casualties, guards have been stationed surveillancing the perimeter for trespassers. Perimeter on land is to be closed off with "Private Property" signs, barbed fencing, and fitted with surveillance cameras. Perimeter outside the anomalous area in the water is to be occupied by no less than two boats filled with SCP staff for observation and emergencies. The buildings confiscated/bought around the anomaly have been converted to SCP facilities to further observe its properties."

[@Gabriel-yl9xm]

✍️✍️

[@jcj268]

This would actually make for a great animated SCP video

[@brandonvortex995]

Once again SCP taking matters in their own hands

[@SilverWave64]

Where did you quote that from?

[@brandonvortex995]

Let me guess the police that were inform are SCP foundation agent

[@PiCheZvara]

I think a lot of people overlook the fact this was based on a comic book. You can read it online, it is easy to find and it is only 80 pages or so. This ending wasnt in the comic book. In the comic book, you never find out what makes the time on the beach pass so fast and there is no conspiracy behind it. The whole story is just a parable for our life cycle, and all it entails. The characters in the movie all represent a certain social class, together they are a sample of all the basic personality types you will meet in life. However this does not jump at you like it does in the comic book. The arrogance, hypocrisy, vanity and bigotry of the young woman and her husband representing the upper class was very palpable in the comic book, in the movie you almost dont understand why the doctor is so biased against the rapper (in the comic book a muslim I believe). The pointless arguing and fighting of the main couple representing the middle class never satisfied just with the middle is also better in the comic book as Bernal and Vickie Krieps have little chemistry despite both being good actors. And the male nurse and his wife were basically educated lower class, thus being the most grounded and normal of the bunch. And the rapper/muslim was the working class, kinda ignored by everyone else at best, and he kept his distance and kept it real. The kids falling in love, losing virginity, getting pregnant, was more romantic, you could feel the innocence and wide eyed optomism. In the movie it just kinda happens. And the aging is not as visually apparent, probably due to a lower budget, but it should have been much more visible. Plus in the movie the entire concept is harder to accept, when the movie acts as something serious and realistic, yet everyone behaves completely weird considering only hours are passing and instead this needed IMO a fairy tale atmosphere similar to Lady in the water. I think the movie spent too much time on trying to create tension, or to be scary, but instead it should have almost completely focused just on the characters, their psychology, their emotions and how they make peace with the situation after fighting it. Shyamalan simply should have chosen whether he is making a philosophical rumination about life, or a thriller with a twist, but it couldnt be both and it should have been the former. Basically, after the movie ended, like the comic book, it should have made you think about your life, and all the petty stuff we obsess over when so little of it matters considering how quickly everything is over.

[@Addwater4444]

Excellent resumé thanks

[@iancuspinera1160]

Found the comic but never ended it. Thanks for this.

[@andrewmulroney774]

I did overlook that! Totally explains why it's dumb.

[@3takoyakis]

welp thats explain why this film sucks the arguing part is stupid the getting pregnant part is even stupider too, since its weird seeing a baby already fall in love to a 6yrs old and climb cliff that high it felt too rushed and fast paced, trying to makes us stressed

[@joshuawargo6446]

THANK YOU this loked so interesting to me but id HATE to watch it and be disappointed .....now i wanna read this

[@peterfrank3365]

I think the premise would've work better as an unexplainable phenomena, rather than a criminal engineering.

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

It IS an unexplained phenomena and this company discovered it and is exploiting it. I like that we never find out WHY that beach is doing that.

[@DanielS2001]

It was an unexplainable phenomena in the comic. They added the criminal engineering because... well, it's an M. Night Shyamalan film, so there has to be a twist somewhere.

[@fd3]

Disagree. Too many movies these days always do this “Unexplained ambiguous ending, the audience has to come up with theories on how it ended, yay!” It’s annoying after so many. I’m glad they settled and summed everything up for once. Edit: your first commenter above is also entirely correct. The film DID leave it as an unexplained phenomena. Humans just exploited it

[@jmaurice72]

Comment on modern society

[@Alvin_Vivian]

I hate it when it's left up to the audience's interpretation. It doesn't provide any closure, it's not a satisfying ending, it doesn't tie everything together, and it's frankly just a lazy form of screenwriting.

[@dexterjones2201]

Let's hope they got life in prison for what they did to the family and every other victim they deceived.

[@jordanswenson5073]

I'd send those crooks to the beach. Get a taste of their own medicine

[@kingsboro1]

Nope they don't deserved the quick way they deserved the long way

[@j.albuquerque9274]

Also, get them infected with illnesses and put them on different untested medicines with the knowledge this can save many lives, let them evaluate if it's worth it.

[@BlisteringBlue42]

But they know they can swim through the coral to get out.

[@fromis.9]

Imagine having a cure for cancer or covid within 1 week. They all gonna die anyway soon, at least for the adults.

[@Raphie009]

Heh..."medicine"

[@Vowa_]

Watching this part of the movie made me very satisfied I was gonna be mad when they were going for the "everyone gonna die on the horror movie" cliché but they didn't and I gotta tell you I was really happy they got arrested, very deserved.

[@JakeyGaming2027]

If Trent actually looked at the note earlier in the movie then more people would’ve survived.

[@kingsboro1]

Not all teenagers are smart plus they were so busy finding other ways to escape luckily Maddox told Trent to finished it

[@Ryansilverman-r7g]

The assistant they gave out the drinks didn’t know that the children were on the island front beach . That’s why she was truly terrified she wasn’t playing. She didn’t care for the adults they were the experiment but the children were innocent and did not belong . The truth is she said the beach no kids on the beach

[@scruffythejanitor4368]

The adults out there were innocent victims as well. Perhaps they should have used criminals on death row or ones serving life who might volunteer.

[@Ryansilverman-r7g]

@@scruffythejanitor4368 absolutely agree.

[@Ryansilverman-r7g]

@@scruffythejanitor4368 It’s funny how the floor of new kids on the beach and the kids that went on the beach they’re the ones I survive to tell the truth

[@kingsboro1]

A deleted scene indicates that she probably three years old because her cake only had three candles

[@Boatcrewproduct]

Why would the adults not be innocent??

[@stilesstilinski9640]

They would have gotten away too if it weren’t for THOSE MEDDLING KIDS

[@melizabethm.1642]

LOL. They totally deserved it. They have not respect for human life. Just my opinion.

[@dexterjones2201]

They can tell it to the judge.

[@BenDCPS]

This movie was something alright. It was the Shyamalan we currently know and we wouldn't have it any other way.

[@Ryansilverman-r7g]

I understand they just want to help out the human race but you shouldn’t force people they should volunteer depending on the age of course

[@kingsboro1]

Not to mention not everyone on the island had a disease that's the hypocrisy their

[@Ryansilverman-r7g]

@@kingsboro1 they all had problems, whether it be a physical or mental, physical with cancer, mantle was What happens to people when they get old, No medication equals Jack Nicholson situation

[@Ryansilverman-r7g]

@@kingsboro1 clearly you didn’t watch the whole film to the end. They were put there as experimental guinea pigs, Although in the beginning of the film the lady handing out the drinks when they exit the vehicle to be greeted to the resort she simply says no children on the beach, The children had absolutely no health problems

[@Ryansilverman-r7g]

@@kingsboro1 my apologies don’t forget about the lady with the seizures she was put there as part of the experiment, They were all put there except for the children purposely to come up with ways to cure people

[@Ryansilverman-r7g]

@@kingsboro1 please Watch the whole movie.😀

[@chxhdhsjdshshsbdv8406]

I wish the twist for this movie was there’s an unknown creature on the beach who survives by draining people of their youth

[@fd3]

I love how from the entire minute of 0:44 to 1:54, you don’t see the main character’s faces at all. It’s only until Idlib sees them that we finally see them, fully adults. I actually don’t like M Night’s odd camera/cinematography styles most of the time to be honest, but I really admire some of his shots like this one.

[@wetwhistlinwillyjohnson5743]

Dude, you’re everywhere leaving comments praising this innocuous and whack film. Why? I’m reading comments to feel good about the fact this film was garbage. What are you lying for?

[@fd3]

@@wetwhistlinwillyjohnson5743 You’re really psychotic and weird…remembering specific commenters and then attacking people you don’t even know lol. You also have so much rage for a movie you’re searching videos for. Something’s off about you

[@scruffythejanitor4368]

1:57 the "now" adult daughter is still pretty attractive. PS she played the teacher on the movie Matilda.

[@yourfriendlyneighbourhoodc8109]

So many actors from my childhood making appearances that im always missing so thanks!!!

[@308tony]

i thought she looked familiar

[@Geeksavant80x]

She also played as Sheila in Army of Darkness.

[@HatsMummels1995]

The end was just epic, and the whole idea of it..... just a brilliant movie, although some dialogues were a bit too primitive in the middle...

[@PSYCOMETAL]

As much as a "Happy" ending this is supposed to have, that place would have been kept up and running like the way Unit 731's scientist were pardoned if they handed over their research. Still though a great movie, defiantly caught me off guard with the twist.

[@thetruth4808]

Man little man was tha true hero of tha movie

[@sw8330GKEEPER]

He saw what his uncle was doing was wrong and wanted it to stop.

[@FitFreshMiami]

Once it was just Maddox and Trent, it started feeling like Nolan’s Interstellar. Had that tesseract scene vibe knowing time to save earth (in this movie, themselves) was running out…

[@cunningsmile4166]

Whatever family they have left are are going to sue those jackasses. If anything, they be will FORCED to find a way to reverse Trent and Maddox's aging. They cant bring back their dead families, but this is minimum.

[@AleQuag]

Maddox aged so fast that her eyes changed colors

[@JJpmfc]

“You’re a police officer?” “Yeah” “Here’s a notebook on missing people” “Oh, dude that’s not how police work. I have no jurisdiction here.”

[@Commander_Shepard.]

That's what a white lazy cop would do.

[@brenoleitebrito2471]

Poor Idlib just wanted someone to play.

[@sw8330GKEEPER]

Couldn't imagine how many kids he had to deceived while at the resort and knowing they all died except Trent and Maddox. He did the right thing in the end and stopped it.

[@BuddyMartin]

Bro this terrifies me to see if this can actually become a real thing because the way I saw it it can possibly be true and real

[@tacojones2169]

To look like a grown adult but have the mentality of a child smh that's a tough pill to swallow 😕

[@kingsboro1]

Their minds did age as they got older

[@RealHajimeHinata]

There’s lots of people like that lol.

[@scruffythejanitor4368]

They should incorperate this movie and The Happening into a new Scary Movie like they did with Signs.

[@TheBearAspirin]

This movie certainly aged me 25 years...

[@brandonharris7516]

1:10 oh no I’m dead too

[@proxjayant]

great ending

[@eden20111]

The rate that they were growing fast and didn’t feel anything was almost comical. If a person were to grow at the rate they did, it would very PAINFUL experience

[@skillethead6968]

Imagine how much they could be suing those buzzard murderers for. For the murder of who knows how many people and robbing them of most of the first half of their lives.

[@greenpiersystem]

While the plot may be a bit like swiss as some points, I do like how the entire reason the two kids got out was because the Manager's child was being a good kid instead of being a snob-nose. He kept telling him right to the bitter end, "you can play and make friends with all the rich kids, but you just can't with any of the Make-a-Wish ones." And he was just like, nope. And it was cute, after all of the 6 year old interjections (like, my god, in one day you had baby, lost baby, lost someone you loved, lost your parents, and then towards the end you were just like "yup, we're 60 and probably gonna die in a few hours. Let's build a sandcastle,") that the little kid who unknowingly got the devil's halo treatment got to meet the two friends he saved by accident, albeit a bit wrinklier than the day before.

[@karmahadid]

A satisfying ending n good thing the police believe him 😊

[@Usama-iu9pw]

I don't know why but Idlib's face always makes me emotional 😢

[@justanotherdreamer9573]

I hope that of they make a sequel Trent and Maddox can find a way to rejuvenate back to their actual age

[@kingsboro1]

If a sequal happen it will be a new cast since everyone died and adult Trent and Maddox had little screentime since it was near the end

[@JakeyGaming2027]

Another beach where you end up becoming younger? 😂

[@forrestgumball]

They have to talk to Benjamin Button

[@sw8330GKEEPER]

Or find the fountain of youth.

[@parkpunk2]

I was hoping they would show the cliffs were part of an ancient meteor impact. The rocks/cliffs were an unknown element or something like that. M. Night probably thought that would be too specific and "comic booky". Better to leave it a mystery. But they did make it clear that the cliff face had a very unique color and texture.

[@pinkpowercoin3341]

To think, they could have avoided this if they hired trained snipers to kill the "kids" as soon as the adults died. The kids weren't really a part of the experiment, so no loss there, and the company doesn't seem to have any qualms about killing anyone (at least indirectly)

[@kingsboro1]

That's what happens when you do something over and over again and don't get caught you believe your invincible

[@308tony]

Only most organic material withered with the accelerated time tho. Everything else seemed normal. Bullets will be left behind when the bones turn to dust.

[@larry-donspeakstruth6998]

It's all fun and games till the expensive liquor hits the ground in slow motion

[@thomaswebhead]

This whole plot kinda reminded me of the Pleasure Island scene from Disney's Pinocchio (1940).

[@kartikadewi3270]

But instead of changing into donkey slaves, You will eventually die of age quickly.

[@jovaridannenberg1630]

This was UTILITARIANISM at it's finest, maximize happiness with minimal pain...meaning sacrificing the few, so the most could survive...it's just wow

[@viliaquasa9560]

1:56 a day ago those 2 adults were children

[@Durhandoni80]

they should have put him on his beach.

[@mynameisreza1]

The problem with this ending was the abrupt shift in themes that only exists because there had to be a classic "Shamyalan twist". Going from a movie about valuing the time we have left to a movie about scientific ethics doesn't mesh well, especially in the span of a couple minutes. Logically this ending works out but it clashes with the main themes that led up to this point. Despite liking this movie, I feel that neither scenario was explored to its highest potential, and also that Shamaylan prioritizing a "twist/reveal" can really muddle the story. Imagine if he wasn't burdened with having a final reveal, and he could just explore these two themes in unison throughout the whole movie and somehow make it feel aligned.

[@JustSomeCanadianGuy]

This movie wasn’t amazing. But it was a step up from Lady in the Water and The Happening and such.

[@apickleleaningonacomputerm8045]

Anything is a step up when you're at rock bottom.

[@jcj268]

Maybe in the future they’ll remake it. After all it was a great idea just bad execution just maybe have less talking and maybe have the characters not be confined to the beach. P.S you forgot Devil

[@joewhitehead3]

He’s made good films since those two

[@joewhitehead3]

@@apickleleaningonacomputerm8045 He was already back on top

[@80s_Boombox_Collector]

Yeah because you guys could do better

[@Mecks089]

Possibly the most annoying and disappointing thing about this movie, is that the supernatural element of particular time acceleration just isn't explored, it's just a movie element to raise the sense of suspension, science fiction & horror. So there's this part of the beach where time moves faster, but only on a molecular level. Not like anything from Interstellar or anything like that, and a Pharma Company just happens to take notice, and takes advantage of it, by pretending to be a Resort, tricking people into being genie pigs as they waste away by time in just a single day or two. So you're telling me NO ONE else knew about this part of the beach????

[@dixonyu4349]

Genie pigs? Pigs who grant wishes?

[@AndreaPrime101]

This wasn't explored in Sand Castle, the graphic novel it's inspired from, either. The story also doesn't give the reader closure about what happens next as the baby born in the graphic novel actually survives birth and makes it to the next day as everyone else died.

[@Knoispowr]

The end of this movie feels like a completely different movie than the first 20 minutes

[@kingsboro1]

This was rated PG-13 also the movie wasn't just about an aging beach it was about time an how you shouldn't take it for granted because you don't known how long you have

[@vinnu2337]

@kingsboro1 How come they take a singer celebrity to be part of experiment....don't they know the singer disappearance would get a lot of public attention

[@Ms._Carriage]

"The arrests scene" Shows zero arrests...

[@jaylenhioe2868]

They were arrested offscreen

[@angelaparente4470]

The main villain and his group realized to their surprise that the children who are now adults swam to shore without drowing which was impossible to happen

[@antwaincaleb]

I wish Kara had survived as well. I understand that Trent and Maddox needed to survive because they are important in the movie, but what about Kara?! She was still a six year old child when she died!

[@onlypostthebest6104]

Facts

[@chaarli4681]

They should've put the criminals on the beach as punishment.

[@g-max1808]

What Trent and Maddox should do is go back in time to stop their past selves from entering the resort and getting trapped on the aging beach

[@joeofmacabre07]

Oh man, that's Ms. Honey (actress who played adult Maddox) from Matilda film!!

[@joebrown1757]

Oh thank God the company was arrested, I couldn't get the thought put of my mind

[@jakethesnake8829]

One thing I never understood is how does the beach make people age

[@margarethmichelina5146]

What a coincidence that there's a cop is in the same resort as them

[@eat_ze_bugs]

I never knew Van Gogh was a bad guy

[@guypeate3628]

This is the most scariest film M. Night Shyamalan has directed, this gave me nightmares

[@horrorhoundnj9689]

Anyone else peep the shout out to the Philadelphia address M.Night puts so much Philly references in his films and most don't pick up on them. I wouldn't be surprised if it were a personal address.

[@deadpoolsally6837]

Best scene ever

[@RoselandPSI7]

Me: (to Resort Manager) *You and your staff are under arrest for illegal human experimentation.*

[@grandpahooligan]

They went thru so many emotions lol

[@jonwesterby2254]

Another triumph from MNS. One of the finest film makers of the early 21st century.

[@leastlikedcritic7529]

the scientists know it's over 1:24, there done for.

[@angelaparente4470]

0:45 caught red handed

[@sarephbtmistari8909]

While the movie was...ok, seeing the scientists all stare in realization that their lives are over is pretty satisfying.

[@maksimvolkov5233]

I think Trent might not have been sure why he was asking total strangers about their ocuppations, but, in a weird way, it was for the purpose of finding out that that man was a police officer. Kind of like Graham Hess's dying wife telling him that his brother needs to swing away.

[@mrrigtastic]

This is what it have should been for the sandcastle book

[@chrissonofruths3583]

That little boy knew he was in trouble 😂🤣why they snitch on him

[@scarletttyson4622]

could you do spirit untamed Addams Family 2 and space jam 2 movie clips please

[@moonlxlight]

Fun fact: a deleted scene of this movie is when Madrid (the blonde lady) was having a birthday cake but the strange thing was there was only 3 candles on the cake leading people to believe Madrid is actually a 3 year old who escaped the beach or was taken out of it?

[@sw8330GKEEPER]

I think the owner had taken kids and turned them into adult to get employees so no one would get suspicious.

[@Teauma]

It's interesting to me how this director is so obsessed with having twists in his movies that he's ready to throw any sense out the window for a cheap reveal.

[@MikeBree]

This movie would've gone downhill, the ending saves this movie !!! 💯

[@ChochaHair]

Had to come watchthis because i known ive seen the movie but couldn’t remember how it ended

[@raterus]

I think a more satisfying ending would have been throwing those responsible on the beach, got to do something about that coral escape though...

[@asiaoharasbutterflies9425]

Lesson learned: when you go on vacation, train your kids to ask everyone’s name and occupation.

[@DeadassIsaac2001]

1:17 iPhone moment

[@rosealicia1782]

I know its a common complaint, but I think explaining how and why the beach rapidly ages people would take away from the movie. Even the writer of the book didn't write the reason and I think it would've spat in the face of the work this movie was based on. Besides, there are so many places and things on this planet that are still a mystery to science, and not all of them _have_ to be solved imo.

[@cunningsmile4166]

At this point you realize that they reason they kept blacking out was due to those drugged drinks. Its like a kilm switch

[@leongiblin]

Any chance of a quick run down as to what's happening so I don't have to watch the whole movie? Just in relation to this scene. I know a bunch of people get old on a beach, that's about it.

[@richard6440]

a quick run down = people get old on a beach = that's about it.