Give your honest opinion about this movie BUT ONLY if you

>>80165205
Pretty good, 8/10. Had one wtf scene and didnt see the twist coming. This time the movie works without the twist and doesnt fall apart if you know it or see it from miles away. The sub plot was touching and disturbing for me. Probably my favorite McAvoy performance.

>>80165205
2/10 didn't watch

>>80165205

I loved it. 8.5/10. Typical Shyamalan, and I love his 'small' movies. McAvoy was awesome, and I like the surviving girl. She wasn't an idiot.

>>80165205
Good movie. Up there with signs, sixth sense, and unbreakable.

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>>80165205
Breddy gud, glad shamlalamaamdingdong's back, hopefully he doesn't fuck the unbreakable sequel up. Also, pic related

>>80165205
It had some segments that were pretty good. But the premise is disgusting and vilifies the mentally ill. Since they were already using supernatural elements, there were less damaging ways they could've approached it.
I like McAvoy though, he did the best he could.

It was a good movie and if it wasn't for the bad acting of the other two girls and the beast actually being an unstoppable demon it would be great

>>80165205
hedwig was the best parts, etc.

>>80165205
Solid 8/10. I enjoyed it a lot. I wanna fuck that mixed girl so bad.

>>80166011

>spoiler

Fuck right off.

>>80165946

>Budget $9m
>Box office $220m

Based Shamalangolanon

>>80165946
>making over 200 million dollars from a 9 million dollar investment
Those are pretty good returns.

>>80165205
It was dogshit. I hated it

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Very enjoyable, restored my belief that M Night still has the ability to make good movies. Mcavoy gave a great performance and the qt from the VVitch did a good job too.

>>80166160
you haven't even seen it

>>80165205

I want to marry Anya

>>80166217
I would Split her vagina if you know what I mean

>>80165205
It was great except for 2 of the young girls acting. Dunno why but the credits scene gave me more hype than anything tried by any other studio trying to pull a cinematic universe

>>80166217

She's insanely hot, but what's with her eyes? Would still marry and have children with.

>>80165205
it was fun. anya is a cutie. would watch with a friend again if he wanted

>>80166337
If it wasn't for her eyes I wouldn't like her as much. And id say it's within normal parameters of human facial variations.

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>>80166337
I think her eyes are part of what makes her qt, there's a childlike innocence to them

>>80166071
It just felt a little absurd despite the movie foreshadowing it the entire time. I guess it was just too extreme.

>>80165205
it is low budget, very few special effects, though not necessarily a bad thing. i found the actor difficult to believe as i know more than a few schizophrenics personally. little things broke the immersion for me, like the man dressing as a woman when he changed personalities. there was no suspense. actor spends 10 minutes describing the beast, big final surprise is the beast arrives on cue and acts exactly as he says. i had a choice between watching this and fifty shades darker. i dont regret watching it, although i will never rewatch it like i would an engaging film.

>>80166386
>>80166415

Not saying there's anything wrong with them, they just seem... too wide

>>80166483

But the character wasn't a schizophrenic

Im glad they killed the doctor off. Bitch couldn't stop giving away the "twist".

McAvoy was pretty fun. Also, the girl reminded me of that kid who played aang.

>>80165982
Mentally ill people are spooky and gross.

>>80165205

I thought the reason he left her alive was pretty weak since they didn't explain it super well.

I was pissed he killed the black chick. What a great ass.

8/10

>>80165205
Decent film.
Started pretty strong but got real stupid later on.
The old woman was awful and the very end was shit.
McCavoy was great though.

>>80166548
I know that but the mental illness is similar in ways, those that i know get possessed by voices and become threatening, start spouting things they couldnt possibly know etc.

>>80166123

FOR YOU

>>80166160
Pretty much this. The movie handles the multiple personality thing poorly, and it felt and cumbersome/boring. Uninteresting flat characters. The ending is ridiculous too he lets her live because she has self harm cuts? OH SHE UNDERSTANDS THE PAIN. The scene where they play rape animals was kino though.

>>80165982
t. Mentally ill

>>80166614

But those aren't the same thing. At all. Schizophrenia is more auditory hallucinations that come from a genetic predisposition and is usually caused by chemical imbalances. You can be "possessed" but it's something you're born with.

DID is more of a coping mechanism that someone developed after years of abuse. Someone can be perfectly healthy from a mental standpoint and develop DID whereas someone with schizophrenia is usually born with it and doesn't come on until adolescence.

>>80166661

t.pedophile redditor

>>80166614

It's different.

>>80166590

It was pretty clear. The beast saw those who were "broken" (abuse victims) as superior because in his mind they are stronger from surviving and knowing the evil that people can do. So when he saw the girls scars from being abused he realized she needed to be spared, in his psychopath logic.

>>80166566
Yeah, entirely by their own choice. So it's good that we continue to punish them for it and perpetuate false stigmas which leads to social rejection, exclusion and attacks.
Truly what we should aspire to as a society.

>>80166721
look i don't understand schizophrenia, i'm just familiar with it. i live in a cluster of depressive psychosis according to statistics in the country with the highest rate of schizophrenia per capita in the whole world so almost everyone i know is damaged in some way, some have multiple things wrong with them.

>>80165205
They should have waited until he left to fuck with the ceiling.

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>>80166614
>>80166483

>THIS MOVIE IS OFFENSIVE TO SCHIZOPHRENICS, SEVERAL OF WHOM ARE CLOSE FRIENDS
>It wasn't about schizophrenics though
>UH WELL IT'S STILL KIND OF THE SAME AND

Nigga fucking PLEASE

>>80165205
TAKE OFF YOUR SHIRTS

>>80165205
First half was odd. It made me laugh at times and I wasn't sure how serious it was taking itself
And then the second half was fucking fantastic in almost every way

Overall very good

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>>80166791

You took the bait, probably because you're mentally ill

>>80165982
>>80166805
i didnt say its offensive. i'm not the first poster. if i was the type to get offended i wouldnt go see a horror movie.

you guys really don't understand why she let her live? he was fucked in the head because his mom abused him and realized she suffered something equally disturbing because of the scars

>>80166805
It took me time to get the joke

>>80166614
People with mental illnesses are dangerous. They need to be watched.

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>>80166926
>expecting to /tv/ to have the emotional intelligence required for empathy

>>80166990
no more than anyone does. hitler was sane and he killed millions. who was watching him?

>>80167046
Hitler was not sane. Above all, he was even left handed. Calling him sane is calling Stalin sane. They weren't sane people.

>>80167099
I think you're wrong there. Both hitler and stalin were geniuses. They couldnt have rose to their position if they weren't. you can't disparage someone just because you don't approve of them.

>>80167046
What was the 'big' twist? Really enjoyed the movie but wasn't surprised about the ending. Besides the dinner scene, that is.

>>80166949

I don't get it

>>80167216
i'm not sure there was one. i guess it was the beast being real.

>>80166854
Yeah, going by that excellent bait which I stupidly took, I'll assume that's not actually your opinion and in reality you respect people with mental health conditions without underlying derivative thoughts. So foolish for assuming anything so preposterous on this board.

>>80167216
The twist was that there was no twist.

I thought it was okay

The gal should have had actual suicide attempt scars instead of some pussy cutter scrapes

>>80167296

Lighten up, you crazy retard. I wasn't even the guy you were responding to.

>>80166217
>>80166415
>>80166805
>>80166994

How do I into marriage with Anya?

5/10, I did not care about any of the characters and I was just bored the whole time.

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>>80167451

use candy

>>80167309
At this point I am really confused if all the people talking about the twist is just a big meme.

>>80167498

I think she looks better with dark hair but she's too qt either way

>>80167486
Some shots were pretty

>>80166590
>they didn't explain it super well

Beast wanted all normies dead. He realized she wasn't a normie.

>>80166791
It was me the whole time.
I don't dislike mentally ill people by virtue of them being mentally ill but I do find unpredictability in anyone, be they mentally ill or just fucked, unnerving.
I'll also say that if someone's mental illness makes them a bad person we shouldn't ignore the fact that they're a bad person. Keep them from society as you would a criminal in that case.

>>80167546
visually I thought the movie did exactly what it wanted to do, and it was good in that aspect, but I tend to focus more on the story, and I just found it boring.

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>>80167543

She is apparently a natural blonde but you are correct

>>80167546
I thought its cinematography was one of the film's weakest aspects
But I really enjoyed it

I liked it, best Shyamalan movie I've seen in a while, though I don't think it would be half as good without James McAvoy, he was really great in this movie

>>80165205

7/10.

>>80167634
It's well-known that every girl objectively looks better as a brunette than as a blonde
But sometimes you have a preference for a blonde instead for whatever reason

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>can I kiss you?
>yeah sure
>that was like a breather to her

>>80167634

Too cute, those lips. I Normally don't care about them, but goddamn.

>>80165205
2 hour teaser trailer for Unbreakable 2.
Not to say I didn't enjoy it, but the girls lacked characterization and I wanted to see more of his personalities in action.

You can't create mass out of nothing, no matter how much you believe in yourself.

>>80167738
You weren't supposed to feel sympathy for the girls anon. Noticed that the only girl that any sort of back ground was the not pretty one?

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>>80167692
>Paying homage to kino Wiseau
BASED SHAMALAMADINGDONG

>>80166743
Why do you assume I am a pedo from reddit? The scene set up why the protag is fucked up, and the way the guy initiated it felt authentic. Also when the camera focuses on her it was eerie and effective. It may be that you are projecting.

>>80167598
The nature of people is unpredictable, I'm not a fan of that either. But statistically speaking there is an insignificant percentage of violent crimes - or any crimes - that were committed by people with actual mental illness.
Locking somebody up for something that is outside of their control and which is in most cases only harmful to themselves is pointless and doesn't solve the problem. Isolating somebody like that does more damage and costs more resources than tackling the problem and trying to find balanced medical/therapeutic solutions.

>>80167803

You mean the hot one?

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE NORMIES: the movie

>>80167902
nah, the hot was the grandma.

>>80167879
What about people who are so far gone that they can't be helped?
I'm for the death penalty so I'd say if someone is unhinged in a way that makes them violent and they kill or seriously injure someone because of it, they should be removed from society.
In those that can be reformed or "fixed", as with criminals I would say reform them to the point where they can be good, productive members of society.

>>80167803
>You weren't supposed to feel sympathy for the girls anon.
Not sure what that has to do with them all being flat characters.
Just because a character is well developed doesn't mean you're going to sympathize with them, an inkling of a personality would've been nice.

The black girl being kept in her panties for half the movie was great.

>>80167929
that old white bitch had big ass titties.

i don't understand how bruce willis's character from the sixth sense can be in here if he's fucking dead?

>>80168052

Here (You) go

>>80168052
maybe he was the character from unbreakable. thats what the reference was to

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>>80168052

>things I overheard leaving the theater

>>80165982
its a movie about one person, not everyone who has DiD.

>>80165205

Solid thriller. Great performances from McAvoy and the qt in this thread. Nice tight script, perfect pacing, satisfying conclusion. It's basically the type of movie people came to respect M. Night for making before he ruined his reputation entirely. Not quite what I would call a perfect film - which is how I would describe Signs and Unbreakable - but a good sign that it's a mistake to write the writer/director off just yet.

I also want to stress just how bad The Visit was. It wasn't even funny bad like The Happening, or boring bad like Avatar. It was aggressively bad, almost like a personal, 90 minute insult to the viewer. None of the characters are likable, the cinematography is nonexistent because it's fucking found footage, the "scares" can't even elicit a grin, much less a jump. White kid rapping to bookend the movie is a good summary of its quality. If not for Shyamalan's previous work and positive word of mouth, I would have avoided Split solely because of The Visit.

>>80168052
the waitress could see dead people

>>80167994
They had personalities.
They were food for the beast.
Do you want your dog or cat kibbles to have 3D story arcs as they're getting crunched and digested in a mammals stomach?
No.

>>80168211
you don't need a story arc to be a developed character.

everybody dying but Anya was lame anyway.

>>80168271
It was a lower budget film.
So, that was probably the best they could do. Besides, how would you have changed it?

>>80167970
Murder is another story, that's a case to case issue. You cannot set the same penalty for all murder crimes, that's why we have a justice system in place that studies these cases taking into account all factors etc. How efficient that system is, that's another issue.
The prison system is outdated and does more harm than damage at this point though. Not saying that the death penalty is the next best solution.
Determining what "productive" and "fixed" means is very difficult. Our predecessors for example didn't deem somebody worthy of living solely on the basis of their productivity. Otherwise we wouldn't have advanced this far. The system in place now has made us believe that just because a person cannot contribute in the traditional sense, they're a burden and worthless. You cannot expect to rehabilitate somebody with serious issues within these expectations.
There should be an entirely different system in place that would deal with all of this but I've aready overdone it considering where we are, sorry.

>>80168141
Yeah, that would be a valid point if there were more prominent movies with a more positive representation. And they did address DID in general in the movie. So while the movie was about this specific person, it was displayed in the context of that disorder. And the general audience who's not familiar with it might subconsciously associate that violent behavior with the people suffering DID. They did more harm than good trying to explain it desu.

>>80168320
Didn't think about what I would've changed and this thread is going to be archived and you'll be gone before I do.

But I hated how obvious the sequel hook was and that she still lived with her uncle.
The uncle shit, by the way, was very heavy handed. It explained why she's closed off and why she has abuse scars, but there were too many scenes dedicated to it, we were given a lot of unnecessary information.

I know it wasn't the point of the movie and it didn't matter, but I would've liked if the girls had been more defined anyway.
They weren't friend, she was invited to the party just to be inclusive, but I imagine your relationship changes when you get kidnapped by a psycho.
... though they were separated, probably to avoid development. And I just remembered the black girl and Edge of Seventeen girl almost got free with the coathanger, too bad that didn't work out.

>>80167309
>>80167515
they gave him a funny name too...what was it?

mr glass

>never watched unbreakable
>see zoo keeper
>for some reason think he's bruce willis at first (but couldn't remember his name)
>oh course he's not
>bruce does show up 2 minutes later
Huh.

>>80170064

So you're faceblind AND retarded.

>>80170644
for a split second

James McAvoy isn't nearly as good in this as everyone says he is.

Mcavoy's performance was really good, but the movie ended up getting tanked by the others. Especially Betty Buckley. Also, there were a bunch of weird shot and editing choices that fucked the momentum.

>>80165205
it honestly was shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W56p3AZEFPY

>>80165205
4chan: the motion picture
>a perfectionist
>a tranny
>an autistic
>likes to have little girls in the basement

a solid 8/10

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Ayy QT

>>80165205
>night m jambayala

so whats the tweest