Full Version: The movie; The Village
Does anyone know if the creatures in this movie are suppose to Bigfoot like?
Suppposedly, they are NOT. 
Bummer...
TQW
Bummer...
TQW
OMG the website is creepy as heck, can't wait to see the movie!
Counting down the days.
I've liked his other movies so I'm really looking forward to this one.Can't wait 
QUOTE(Ravenheart @ Jul 18 2004, 11:27 AM)
I've liked his other movies so I'm really looking forward to this one.Can't wait
What ? even Stuart Little ?
QUOTE(Paul1968UK @ Jul 18 2004, 08:50 AM)
QUOTE(Ravenheart @ Jul 18 2004, 11:27 AM)
I've liked his other movies so I'm really looking forward to this one.Can't wait
What ? even Stuart Little ?
LOL Never saw that one.I meant The Sixth Sense,Unbreakable and Signs.
Did he do Stuart Little? I loved that movie
Stewart Little was cute...and slightly creepy...but mostly cute.
The cats in Stuart Little were just plain evil. Creepy.
Jaylee & Bipto those kitties were pretty creepy.
I thought Hugh Laurie and Geena Davies were both seriously creepy !
I'm a huge fan of M. Night Shyamalan's movies...
But, to be fair, all M. Night did was the screenplay for Stewart Little (basically rewriting the original book to make it more audience/consumer digestible), he didn't direct it...
Would've been damn interested if he had though, I'm betting...
Would've probably been more akin to the little boy walking into his parents room and telling them he hears voices in the wall...They don't believe him, of course, and often catch him speaking into holes in the floor...Worried there's something wrong with him, they take him to go see a psychiatrist, who also believes their son is suffering from temperal lobe epilepsy, and then has him carted away for extended evaluation in a mental hospital...The parents, saddened and worried for their youngster, go home hoping desperately that their son can be cured...
But then, strangely, mom starts hearing voices in the walls as well...And where her son was hearing the chittering laughs of what they shall come to know as Stewart Little, mom is hearing the angered cries of a mutant rodent, hell bent on punishing those who took away his only friend!...
Heh...Yeah, I'd have paid to go see that flick...
But, to be fair, all M. Night did was the screenplay for Stewart Little (basically rewriting the original book to make it more audience/consumer digestible), he didn't direct it...
Would've been damn interested if he had though, I'm betting...
Would've probably been more akin to the little boy walking into his parents room and telling them he hears voices in the wall...They don't believe him, of course, and often catch him speaking into holes in the floor...Worried there's something wrong with him, they take him to go see a psychiatrist, who also believes their son is suffering from temperal lobe epilepsy, and then has him carted away for extended evaluation in a mental hospital...The parents, saddened and worried for their youngster, go home hoping desperately that their son can be cured...
But then, strangely, mom starts hearing voices in the walls as well...And where her son was hearing the chittering laughs of what they shall come to know as Stewart Little, mom is hearing the angered cries of a mutant rodent, hell bent on punishing those who took away his only friend!...
Heh...Yeah, I'd have paid to go see that flick...
Me too, Randy! 
QUOTE(Randy_Hutchings @ Jul 18 2004, 05:00 PM)
I'm a huge fan of M. Night Shyamalan's movies...
But, to be fair, all M. Night did was the screenplay for Stewart Little (basically rewriting the original book to make it more audience/consumer digestible), he didn't direct it...
Would've been damn interested if he had though, I'm betting...
Would've probably been more akin to the little boy walking into his parents room and telling them he hears voices in the wall...They don't believe him, of course, and often catch him speaking into holes in the floor...Worried there's something wrong with him, they take him to go see a psychiatrist, who also believes their son is suffering from temperal lobe epilepsy, and then has him carted away for extended evaluation in a mental hospital...The parents, saddened and worried for their youngster, go home hoping desperately that their son can be cured...
But then, strangely, mom starts hearing voices in the walls as well...And where her son was hearing the chittering laughs of what they shall come to know as Stewart Little, mom is hearing the angered cries of a mutant rodent, hell bent on punishing those who took away his only friend!...
Heh...Yeah, I'd have paid to go see that flick...
But, to be fair, all M. Night did was the screenplay for Stewart Little (basically rewriting the original book to make it more audience/consumer digestible), he didn't direct it...
Would've been damn interested if he had though, I'm betting...
Would've probably been more akin to the little boy walking into his parents room and telling them he hears voices in the wall...They don't believe him, of course, and often catch him speaking into holes in the floor...Worried there's something wrong with him, they take him to go see a psychiatrist, who also believes their son is suffering from temperal lobe epilepsy, and then has him carted away for extended evaluation in a mental hospital...The parents, saddened and worried for their youngster, go home hoping desperately that their son can be cured...
But then, strangely, mom starts hearing voices in the walls as well...And where her son was hearing the chittering laughs of what they shall come to know as Stewart Little, mom is hearing the angered cries of a mutant rodent, hell bent on punishing those who took away his only friend!...
Heh...Yeah, I'd have paid to go see that flick...
Randy, after seeing some of your artwork and then reading this, I've got to ask, has anyone ever told you that you're one twisted individual?
'Course, that's a redeeming characteristic in my book.
What a crack up Randy. That is funny.
I saw a trailer for The Village when I saw Riddick. It looks like it gonna be creepy. Good creepy.
That is funny. I saw a trailer for The Village when I saw Riddick. It looks like it gonna be creepy. Good creepy.
QUOTE(Fishbone35 @ Jul 18 2004, 04:08 PM)
QUOTE(Randy_Hutchings @ Jul 18 2004, 05:00 PM)
I'm a huge fan of M. Night Shyamalan's movies...
But, to be fair, all M. Night did was the screenplay for Stewart Little (basically rewriting the original book to make it more audience/consumer digestible), he didn't direct it...
Would've been damn interested if he had though, I'm betting...
Would've probably been more akin to the little boy walking into his parents room and telling them he hears voices in the wall...They don't believe him, of course, and often catch him speaking into holes in the floor...Worried there's something wrong with him, they take him to go see a psychiatrist, who also believes their son is suffering from temperal lobe epilepsy, and then has him carted away for extended evaluation in a mental hospital...The parents, saddened and worried for their youngster, go home hoping desperately that their son can be cured...
But then, strangely, mom starts hearing voices in the walls as well...And where her son was hearing the chittering laughs of what they shall come to know as Stewart Little, mom is hearing the angered cries of a mutant rodent, hell bent on punishing those who took away his only friend!...
Heh...Yeah, I'd have paid to go see that flick...
But, to be fair, all M. Night did was the screenplay for Stewart Little (basically rewriting the original book to make it more audience/consumer digestible), he didn't direct it...
Would've been damn interested if he had though, I'm betting...
Would've probably been more akin to the little boy walking into his parents room and telling them he hears voices in the wall...They don't believe him, of course, and often catch him speaking into holes in the floor...Worried there's something wrong with him, they take him to go see a psychiatrist, who also believes their son is suffering from temperal lobe epilepsy, and then has him carted away for extended evaluation in a mental hospital...The parents, saddened and worried for their youngster, go home hoping desperately that their son can be cured...
But then, strangely, mom starts hearing voices in the walls as well...And where her son was hearing the chittering laughs of what they shall come to know as Stewart Little, mom is hearing the angered cries of a mutant rodent, hell bent on punishing those who took away his only friend!...
Heh...Yeah, I'd have paid to go see that flick...
Randy, after seeing some of your artwork and then reading this, I've got to ask, has anyone ever told you that you're one twisted individual?
'Course, that's a redeeming characteristic in my book.
Yeah, I actually hear that quite often...
My boss actually hired me because of my disturbing artwork (I work and am apprenticing in a tattoo shop), so I take that as a good thing...
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My boss actually hired me because of my disturbing artwork (I work and am apprenticing in a tattoo shop), so I take that as a good thing...
Way to go, man! It's always good when you can take a natural talent and make a buck doing it. Keeps it from feeling so much like "work". *shudders*
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