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I know there is another thread in the "wolf movie" section about this film, but I just saw it last night at a screening and it isnt exactly a werewolf film. However the film is really good, and about sea Nimphs trying to return home while a beast made of grass and plants in the form of a wolf trys to stop her.

Anyone interested in chatting about the film can feel free to post here, I know it hasnt come out quite yet in regular release, but it is definatly worth seeing ^_^ I wouldnt mind seeing it again.

Gah, you suck!
I really want to see it, but alas I must wait till the official release.
I love all of Shyamalan's movies.
(and yes, I am one of the few people who appreciates The Village, because I knew his style and knew it wasn't going to be a hack and slash. I realized where it was going within the first five minutes.)

PariahPoet wrote:Gah, you suck!
I really want to see it, but alas I must wait till the official release.
I love all of Shyamalan's movies.
(and yes, I am one of the few people who appreciates The Village, because I knew his style and knew it wasn't going to be a hack and slash. I realized where it was going within the first five minutes.)

I loved that movie, knew where it was going from the cloths pins in one of the early scenes. I lucked out and got tickets to the screening because my friend Joly had them. Thank You Joly! (she just joined the Pack btw)

This movie looks very interesting, I can't wait to watch it.

I'm planing to see this movie next week. Hopefully nothing happens til then.

Did you know: i,ve already seen it. A friend had downloaded it from DC++ or bearshare. The quality wasnt good at all. A cam rip. When it comes on cinema here in sweden i will go anyway. Long live the cinema!!!

I saw the trailer for this a while back, it looked very good. Glad i got some posotive feedback on it, i might see it today

fredriksam wrote:Did you know: i,ve already seen it. A friend had downloaded it from DC++ or bearshare. The quality wasnt good at all. A cam rip.

My local cinema has a big sign in the lobby about the illegality of theatre bootlegs. It outraged me that a rapist or a drunk driver who kills someone gets less jail time than someone doing a non-violent crime like film bootlegging.

Ah! That's a powerhouse of a private sector for you. Long live O Mighty Dollah!

On topic: I plan to see this movie. I love M. Night Shyamalan's stuff. The Village flat-out rocked.

I'm yet to see The Village, everytime it's on foxtel all i see is the end
From when she runs into the hedge thing, hehe

This movie was long but it didn't disipoint, and OMG I would have never guessed some of these things

I just saw it again today, and its still great the second time through ^_^

It really keeps you guessing, which isnt something you see to often in movies, at least recently. With the acception of Freeborn and a few other's that is.

M. Night Shyamalan is famous for that. The Village kept me very engaged. He's a wonderful storyteller and doesn't get half the respect he deserves.
I'm going to check out the movie listings for my area and see if there's a late show going, I might dash out to see it.

vrikasatma wrote:M. Night Shyamalan is famous for that. The Village kept me very engaged. He's a wonderful storyteller and doesn't get half the respect he deserves.
I'm going to check out the movie listings for my area and see if there's a late show going, I might dash out to see it.

He does have an ever growing fanbase. *wave's little M. Night Shymalan flag*
He's also a very good actor as well.
I can't wait for the DVD of "Lady in the Water"; I hope there will be a "making of" feature on it.

10:35 showing in Springfield, I'M THERE!!

I couldnt find it at my cinema

silverpaw wrote:I couldnt find it at my cinema

You may be able to do an online search and see which movie house's its showing in, and if any are near by.

Mm, yeah i could, but i was at the cinema at like 4pm, so nothing was on

Well, I liked it, the Scrunt was well-done, replace the grass with hair and it would make a nice werewolf. I liked the story too, but I must disagree with the opinion of Neilak, I think his acting wasn't quite there

I saw this movie, and I thought it was awesome. And I agree with neilak, M. Night's acting was pretty good in this movie. He has an important supporting role, and he did a great job with it.

The scrunt was awesome! I loved that creature! I don't get scared in most horror movies, but I did find the scrunt to be pretty frightening.

Saw this last night, I loved the scrunt and the movie overall. It did keep you guessing, up until the end.

I saw part of an interview with M. Night Shymalan, and while I thought the Scrunt was totally CG in the film, it turns out they did have a full sized one on set. I'0m not sure if it was anamatronic or a trained dog in make up (can they do that?) it was probably anamatronic though. I did get a good look at it in a "makeing of" they had in the interview, was kinda unsettling to see it and the camera in the same shot.

(also, ya'll can just call me "Neila" the "K20" is a separate bit )

yeah that scrunt was something else.. ^^

I saw the movie awhile ago, and it was long and boring BUT!! here and there it was good with the story telling and the creatures and all that.

*grin* I just saw the movie tonight and I adore it!

But what I wanted to share was this fun instance-
I was looking for photos of the scrunt and couldn't find any decent ones online until I stumbled upon this gallery
http://community.webshots.com/album/552551983jMLhzH
I was just a bit surprised when I saw the owner of the gallery- our very own fredricksam!

I had to go see it the night it came out It was all that I hoped it would be....I really want to see it again...but no time or $$$...so I'll have to wait till it's out on dvd....

The only thing that sucked was everytime the scrunt was on screen there was a group of 14 year old girls that would scream...

OOOOOoooo...I was pissed....