BootDigest Such a frustrating disappointment

Exoticalot People are voting emotionally.

Phonearl Good start, but then it gets ruined

MamaGravity good back-story, and good acting

Kirpianuscus ...is the lead character. Like in each film of M. Night Shyamalan. The second - the structure of plot. Not thr last - the performances. But, maybe, the lead ingredient is the feeling than all is known. As a sort of familiar experiences, resurected from old lectures and ambiguous memories.

swincha I'm so glad I watched this film. It develops slowly. Watch it until the end. It is worth it. All great actors in this movie too

majin_melmo Many have failed to understand the brilliance and true twists of this film and why they are significant-much more significant than any presence of monsters.The acting from Howard and Phoenix is exquisite, their characters are both courageous and comionate and are a real delight. We never find out what his "color" is, the way she sees him, but I can only imagine it is bright gold like his soul or a piercing green like his eyes. The other standout is Brody. Neither a villain nor a hero, we sympathize and demonize equally, he is a very tragic character.The usage of color, slow-motion, and music is amazing. While many critics panned this film, it really spoke to me in many ways and don't want this to deter potential viewers... there is nothing quite like this film you have ever seen before or will again. Despite its flaws it is unique and deserves to be seen. Give it a shot!

mrstrangerjones I was enthralled with this film. M. Night Shyamalan has crafted a very atmospheric thriller and an interesting drama. I really liked the performances from Bryce Dallas Howard, Joaquin Phoenix, and (possibly my favorite out of the three) Adrien Brody. The story was also well-crafted.However, it was the plot twist that really made the film worse. (The one at the very end, not the earlier one)This felt kinda forced, and also dumb. However, since then, I have thought about it and the twist does make a bit of sense. It might not even be as dumb as I think it is.This is where Shyamalan dwindled, but I hope he comes back to his heights of "The Sixth Sense" and "Unbreakable" with his next film, "Glass".