Friday question time.
M. Night Shyamalan has built a whole career around endings people argue about, revisit, defend, and occasionally yell about across the internet years later. Some endings land with a gasp. Some leave a pit in your stomach. Some get stronger the second time once you know where he was aiming.
So this week, I want the simple version: Which Shyamalan ending hit you the hardest?
Maybe it was the ache at the end of The Sixth Sense. Maybe it was the faith-and-grief release in Signs. Maybe Split made you grin. Maybe Trap or Knock at the Cabin got under your skin in a completely different way.
If you want, tell us why. Did it blindside you? Wreck you emotionally? Make the whole movie click into place? Or make you sit there through the credits thinking, “Well… now what do I do with that?”
My favorite answers on these are usually not the most technical ones. They are the personal ones. The ending you could not stop thinking about on the drive home. The one that changed when you revisited the movie later. The one that still feels attached to a certain season of your life.
Drop your pick in the comments, and feel free to make the case for an underdog if yours is not the usual consensus answer.