"Come on, it wasn't that bad."

[Thrifty]

Oh, I almost forgot a couple others: Dana Carvey's "Clean Slate".

Hey, that film's the reason I actually rented Master of Disguise, man. Is it supposed to be bad? (MoD sucked completely, however.)

I saw part of Master of Disguise on a display at the K-Mart once.  It was somehow even worse than I expected, and I had really low expectations.

I mean, the point of disguise is to blend in, not stick out like a sore thumb.

[Ian M.]

Did you like The Village?  I ask because I figured that one out in about five minutes or less, and I was thoroughly disappointed. 

At first, no. I learned ahead of time that the movie had a twist ending and I spent a good portion of my first viewing trying to figure it out. (Didn't take long.) Later in retrospect, I realized how much of a mistake that was on my part. If I just allowed the movie to guide me along rather than the other way around, or if it didn't have Shyamalan's name on the cover, I would have enjoyed it a lot more. I consider "The Village" to be an above-average thriller.

[Doc Steve]

Did you like The Village?  I ask because I figured that one out in about five minutes or less, and I was thoroughly disappointed. 

At first, no. I learned ahead of time that the movie had a twist ending and I spent a good portion of my first viewing trying to figure it out. (Didn't take long.) Later in retrospect, I realized how much of a mistake that was on my part. If I just allowed the movie to guide me along rather than the other way around, or if it didn't have Shyamalan's name on the cover, I would have enjoyed it a lot more. I consider "The Village" to be an above-average thriller.

By the time I saw The Village, it was common knowledge that it had another M. Night "surprise" ending.  In other words, I set into it with the intentiion of figuring it out as fast as possible.  I should probably watch it again and see if I was too harsh. 

[bratpop]

Doesn't the Village suck because it's essentially a movie about Amish people? If there's nothing appealing about the subject or plot of the movie, then there's no point sitting around waiting for its twist.

[Piobman]

Doesn't the Village suck because it's essentially a movie about Amish people? If there's nothing appealing about the subject or plot of the movie, then there's no point sitting around waiting for its twist.

I liked the movie. And yes, I didn't mind the ending either.

[pezdrake]

Doesn't the Village suck because it's essentially a movie about Amish people? If there's nothing appealing about the subject or plot of the movie, then there's no point sitting around waiting for its twist.

Have you ever seen the movie "Witness"?

[Trumpysgirl]

Doesn't the Village suck because it's essentially a movie about Amish people? If there's nothing appealing about the subject or plot of the movie, then there's no point sitting around waiting for its twist.

Have you ever seen the movie "Witness"?

Hey! Who doesn't love Harrison Ford punching tourists?

[Scrivener]

Doesn't the Village suck because it's essentially a movie about Amish people? If there's nothing appealing about the subject or plot of the movie, then there's no point sitting around waiting for its twist.

Have you ever seen the movie "Witness"?

Hey! Who doesn't love Harrison Ford punching tourists?

The tourists.   

[Trumpysgirl]

Doesn't the Village suck because it's essentially a movie about Amish people? If there's nothing appealing about the subject or plot of the movie, then there's no point sitting around waiting for its twist.

Have you ever seen the movie "Witness"?

Hey! Who doesn't love Harrison Ford punching tourists?

The tourists.   

I would let Harrison Ford punch me if he promised to buy me a new ice cream cone after.

[Plastic Self-Cleaning Duck]

Doesn't the Village suck because it's essentially a movie about Amish people? If there's nothing appealing about the subject or plot of the movie, then there's no point sitting around waiting for its twist.

Have you ever seen the movie "Witness"?

Hey! Who doesn't love Harrison Ford punching tourists?

The tourists.   

I would let Harrison Ford punch me if he promised to buy me a new ice cream cone after.

I thought they weren't tourists but scumbad "Townies" with nothing better to do.

[Fuzzy Necromancer]

I've always thought townies was a rather strange way to describe people living in a nearby town. It sounds like some kind of subhuman mutation or undead creature. I can totally see a movie poster with a sleepy villaige silloute and a swarm of shadowy vaguely-human shapes with pinpricks of glowing blue for eyes, and "THE TOWNIES" in dripping-slime-green font.

[Fuzzy Necromancer]

Arrr.

Still, my assertion remains that its a rather odd descriptive word, and seems a lot more like some kind of shambilng spirit-gum clad extra in a horror movie than people who live in the community that the college is a part of.

[bratpop]

You would say that you... you... CITYIE.