Favorite scenes in MNS' movies
(The Sixth Sense
-A brainless teenager walked into the room scene.
-Cole's last crying.
-Hanged Prisoners.
(Unbreakable
-"Life doesn't fit into little Boxes".
-"Water is your kryptonite"
-The Museum Scene.
(Signs
-Opening Scene.
-Portuguese Birthday Party.
-Alien's leg appearance in the corn field.
(The Village
-"Don't let them in..."
-the stabbed knife.
-The Closing Scene.
(Lady In The Water
-Honestly....Nothing much to say.

Since when did news start encapsulating the writers opinions about something as subjective as movies? I liked all his movies up to and including Lady in the Water. I am excited about a new movie.. But I don't agree with your coverage of this story.

I dont like horror, thats why I like his movies, cuz there not actually gross. The Sixth Sense wasnt even R, so if his next movie is I likely wont watch it.

awesome, he's a great director. i thought the village was brilliant.

I like the guy's movies a lot....even though they're not 'scary'. They all have great stories to them and I love each one of his films.He feels so pressured to make his movies super scary and though horror is what he's aiming for, he mostly focuses on creating an awesome plot and a touching story. He is not in a rut!!

I like M. Night, I never thought any of his movies were scary, I figured him for a suspense director not horror, if he can pull of a scary one and it be original then go for it, but its his twist in the end of a movie that makes them good. Hope he don't change because some people don't like him.

there is another cast member... its zooey deschannel... or however you spell her last name

well i hope he's right^^ waiting for it soon!^^

Well, I doubt it'll "scare the crap out of me." The last movie to scare me was um...movies don't scare me. Gremlins scared me when I was like 4. Lady in the Water wasn't supposed to be scary. It was supposed to be a mythological fairy tale. So it was decent for what it was. I think my favorite movie of his is still The Sixth Sense. Unbreakable was quite good too. At least his "twist endings" aren't as predictable as the one in Gothika.

The most arrogant man in showbiz (and that's really saying something) hasn't made a good movie since Sixth Sense. And did you see that American Express commercial he did? Truly lame. I think this guy definitely peaked early in his career.