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C’mon Hollywood …don’t give up on Shyamalan yet!
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010 by Specter
From JoBlo.com: Drinking with co-workers the other night, the topic of movies came up (as it always does) and my buddy Adam started listing what he felt were the best movie twists of all time. It was by no means a long list, but was summed up with his favorite being Edward Norton’s character turn in PRIMAL FEAR and then second favorite being that Bruce Willis was actually dead in THE SIXTH SENSE. I agreed with both choices and it got me thinking about M. Night Shyamalan. Shyamalan is now a household name, but his genius when it comes to films is split down the middle for most people (and in some cases resting more on the negative side). With a slew of films on the horizon, I’m hoping he can turn that around.
Mischa Barton on Rehab/Breakdown Rumors
Thursday, September 3rd, 2009 by SpecterThe Sixth Sense actress Mischa Barton in her first in-depth interview since being placed under alleged “involuntary psychiatric hold” at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in July.
Composer James Newton Howard All Access Interview
Sunday, August 9th, 2009 by SpecterHe’s been the primary composer on all of M. Night’s films starting with The Sixth Sense. Currently writing the music for The Last Airbender, composer James Newton Howard invites you into his studio for front row access of his Yamaha photo shoot. Learn what inspires him when scoring such blockbusters as The Sixth Sense, and his process for scoring films like Unbreakable, Signs, The Village, Lady in the Water and more, while working with Night.
The Sixth Sense – 10 Years Later
Thursday, August 6th, 2009 by SpecterHas it really been 10 years?
Since M. Night Shyamalan, a 29-year-old prodigy, released the now classic film The Sixth Sense in 1999, it has been the subject of parody and the film to which everyone compares each of his own subsequent films. Whenever a film with a twist comes out, people reference this one. It is, quite possibly, the greatest twist ending that a film as ever had. Audience after audience left stunned. People were unwilling to tell anyone else what the ending entailed, as they wanted their friends to see a great film, and be enamored by a director that no one had ever heard of, telling a story unlike any other.
The Sixth Sense became a cultural phenomenon. And now, ten years later, I can still watch it and enjoy the careful direction, the precise film making, and the strong dialog that still echoes in my head. This was the film that truly launched a career and took the world by storm. It’s no wonder that it found it’s way onto AFI’s updated 100 movies / 100 years list for its’ 10th anniversary, coming in at #89.
M. Night Shyamalan’s 39th Birthday!
Thursday, August 6th, 2009 by SpecterM. Night Shyamalan was born in Mah, Pondicherry, India on the 6th day of August in 1970. He was later raised in the Penn Valley area of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Coming from a long line of doctors, Night wondered off the family path and into film-making. At the age of 29, exactly 10 years ago, his first wide-release film, The Sixth Sense, opened to great reviews and stupendous word of mouth. The film went on to gross $293 million dollars in the U.S. and almost $675 million world-wide. Landing at the second highest gross of the year, and as one of the highest grosses of all-time, the success of The Sixth Sense catapulted M. Night Shyamalan to the top of Hollywood.
Now 10 years later he is working on what he has called his Lord of the Rings: The Last Airbender.
All of the fans here at MNightFans.com would like to wish M. Night Shyamalan a Happy 39th Birthday, and many more years of success! Congratulations, M. Night, on an amazing first 10 years in the mainstream. Though it’s had it’s ups and downs, and though many people don’t look past the surface level at most of your films, we do, and we appreciate each of them more with every viewing. We look forward to the next 10 years, as we spend time on the world on which The Last Airbender trilogy takes place. (We know it’s not our Earth, the animals give that much away.)
Sixth Sense Actress Mischa Barton hospitalized in Los Angeles
Friday, July 17th, 2009 by Specter
Actress Mischa Barton, best known for her role in the hit teen television series “The OC,” has been hospitalized after being taken from her home by police, according to US media.
Police officers were first called to Barton’s home Wednesday “for a medical issue,” said Los Angeles Police Department spokesman Richard French.
“No arrests were made and no one else was involved.”
Matthew Perry talks Shyamalan
Friday, April 17th, 2009 by SpecterMatthew Perry explains, “I was at the People’s Choice Awards a while back and that night I met all the Sixth Sense people; M. Night Shyamalan, Haley Joel Osment. So I met them, I spoke with them for a few minutes.
“Then a few years later I was out at this place in Hollywood and M. Night Shyamalan walked up and said hello. I was like, ‘Oh my God, come sit down, please join us.’ We sat there for a few minutes and everybody sort of filtered out and it was just me and M. Night Shyamalan. Pretty great, great guy, very talented.
RiffTrax releases The Happening and The Sixth Sense
Monday, November 3rd, 2008 by SpecterThe gang from RiffTrax has contacted us about a pair of new tracks that they’ve just released. Here’s what they wrote, with a bit of commentary from myself (in red).
Disney Eyes ‘Sixth Sense’ Blu-ray for September
Thursday, July 3rd, 2008 by SpecterNeil Lumbard wrote to inform us that the Sixth Sense has a targeted September release date for Blu-ray Disc.
Given the early nature of the announcement, there are no tech specs or extras detailed as of yet. However, given an earlier Vista Series DVD release of the film, hopes are high that some (if not all) of the same features found on that two-disc version will make their way to Blu-ray. We’ll keep you posted.
Suggested retail for the Blu-ray has been set at $34.95.
New York Times Feature on M. Night Shyamalan
Wednesday, June 4th, 2008 by BenKimM. Night Shyamalan says he knows exactly when his relationship with Hollywood started to sour.
In 2000, he was on a conference call with executives from Walt Disney Studios discussing “Unbreakable,” the follow-up to his phenomenally successful movie “The Sixth Sense.” He wanted to market “Unbreakable” as a comic-book movie – the tale of an unlikely superhero – but Disney executives insisted on portraying it as a spooky thriller, like “The Sixth Sense.”
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