M. Night Shyamalan News

After Lady in the Water and The Village, writer-director-producer M. Night Shyamalan retrenches with this spine-tingler with Mark Wahlberg as an everyman fleeing ... well, something bad. via Slam Sports

Today's Guests, Products, and Services Abigail Breslin Abigail Breslin was born April 14, 1996, and is the younger sister of child actor Spencer Breslin, who starred in Disney's "The Kid" ; the siblings ... via Martha Stewart Living

The Navigation Log 2.10.08: Japanese Gimmick Palooza Posted by Matt Short on 02.10.2008 We've got some notes from NOAH concerning the 10 Match trial series and Dragon Gate factional warfare. via 411mania.com

M. Night Shyamalan seeks to resurrect his floundering career from the giant critical and box office failure that was "Lady in the Water" with his environmental thriller "The Happening." Slated to be Shyamalan's ... via American Chronicle

A while back we caught a glimpse of a poster from M. Night Shyamalan's next film The Happening , but that has been it thus far. via Film School Rejects

Written and Directed by M. Night Shyamalan Bruce Willis as Dr. Malcolm Crowe Haley Joel Osment as Cole Sear Toni Collette as his mother Lynn Sear Olivia Williams as Anne Crowe Donnie Wahlberg as Vincent Grey ... via BellaOnline

DVD Talk Collector Series The Movie: With his movie Lady in the Water , director/writer M. Night Shyamalan tried to create a new fairy tale, a modern fable that would capture the imaginations of viewers. via DVD Talk

The current crop of practitioners is pretty much split into two equally misguided camps: One mistakes torture and dismemberment for suspense and chills, and the other views vampires as nocturnal kung fu action ... via Seven Days

“The Sixth Sense', 'Unbreakable”

Written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, the movie explores the dynamics of a turn-of-the-20th-century village and the collective fears of its members. via BellaOnline

Movies

Indiana Jones

and the Kingdom

of the Crystal Skull

1 Considering that it's been 19 years since the most recent installment in the franchise -- and considering that star Harrison Ford is now 65 years old -- a better title might have been 'Indiana Jones and the Search for an Assisted Living Facility.' But how can you not be excited about this much-anticipated trip down memory lane, with Ford and his original co-star Karen Allen reprising their roles? Director Steven Spielberg has revealed few details of the story -- Cate Blanchett plays some sort of Russian villainess, while Transformers star Shia LaBeouf is rumored to be playing Indy and Marion Ravenwood's love child -- but he offered this tantalizing tidbit to Vanity Fair about his current rough cut: 'The best news is that, when I saw the movie myself the first time, there was nothing I wanted to go back and shoot, nothing I wanted to reshoot, and nothing I wanted to add.' May 22. Read more

M. Night Shyamalan Can Keep Deer Fence, Says Judge by Staff Filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan can keep an eight-foot tall deer fence erected around his Philadelphia, Pennsylvania property, a judge has ruled. via The Post Chronicle

“Oh, the next part is great. They walk. And then they walk some more.”

Mikey Likes It 11.07.07: Bringing Up The Rear! Posted by Mike Gorman on 11.07.2007 All too often a great movie loses steam by the time the final minutes are ticking away. via 411mania.com

Filmmaker M. NIGHT SHYAMALAN can keep an eight-foot tall deer fence erected around his Philadelphia, Pennsylvania property, a judge has ruled. via PR-inside.com

“It's quite difficult when you're in it -- when it's right in your face”

Big spender: The Duchess of York, has little sympathy for her fellow sufferer at the hands of the British press, Heather Mills McCartney, estranged wife of Paul McCartney . via StarTribune

“Certainly were pleased, and we think its the right decision”

Bad news for gallivanting Bambies: Filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan can keep his deer fence in Willistown Township, a judge ruled yesterday. via The Philadelphia Inquirer

For a film of such philosophical gravitas, it is amazingly light. Lady in the Water. via The Age

“The movie's really about our relationship and the conflicts that we're having, set in this kind of horrific disaster that's happening.”

M. Night Shyamalan seemed to be struggling for a good twist ending, as he's never quite topped The Sixth Sense . via Rotten Tomatoes

“I don't want to be afraid anymore.”

So, due to the fact that I'm having account problems with Photobucket and the fact that I didn't know whether midnight on the 23rd meant it posted between the 22nd and 23rd or the 23rd and 24th, it appears I'm ... via 411mania.com