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The Village (2004)
description written by member Zara:
Things are not quite what they seem in a backwoods village where the residents are haunted by mysterious creatures.
| MPAA Rating: | PG-13 |
| Running Time: | 108 minutes |
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The Village Movie Review by Zara  (1/31/2007) |
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There were so many people who were condemning this movie, I was worried. Hell, the box office for it had the biggest drop-off from first to second weekend in release that it seemed as if M Night had lost his magic touch. There are people who still believe that he has. Hell, the man can't write a perfect movie forever.
All...
(complete The Village review by Zara)
| The Village Movie Review by Rodney (5/15/2006) |
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Not only the most underated film of 2004, it's the most misunderstood film of 2004. M. Night Shyamalan has created a masterpiece and only a few can see it for what it truly is.
For those looking for a horror film, look somewhere else. The Village is a dramatic story of true love.
*spoliers ahead*
Nothing is what is...
(complete The Village review by Rodney)
| The Village Movie Review by Seth C (2/6/2006) |
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"Zoinks, Scooby!"
That super famous catchphrase from a pot smoking, ghost chasing, 60's cartoon character was about as much as I could muster up after being put through a painfully, traumatic shock caused by the 107 minute lie that is M. Night Shyamalan's "The Village." The film, which was one of the most anticipated...
(complete The Village review by Seth C)
| The Village Movie Review by Lisa (3/14/2007) |
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I questioned myself several times after watching this movie "was it me, was I expecting too much from Mr. Shyamalan, or was it his fault the big tease with all those scary looking trailers" anyway I was a little deflated after the movie. It was always a given that Shyamalan was gonna add a twist in there, after all that's...
(complete The Village review by Lisa)
The story of a group of people who live in a village surrounded by creatures who will not allow them to enter the woods.
Ron Howard's daughter, Bryce Dallas Howard becomes a household name in her portrayal of the blind girl who is sent out to find help in the outside world.
I love this film because Shyamalan plays with...
(complete The Village review by Jessica Film Junkie)
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