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    This movie is what happens when M. Night Shyamalan hears that a novel is unfilmable and takes that as not just a challenge, but an invitation. What we got is move where Dave Bautista cries through some of the most awkward and cringe moments ever put to film.

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    Avatar of @Ashtonyss
    @Ashtonyss
    12.06.2025
    Imagine writing a book that does well enough to get a movie adaptation and then finding out Shyamalan is going to be directing. Now that's a twist.
    Avatar of @amazingedits6912
    @amazingedits6912
    06.03.2025
    I’m gonna say this as a pansexual Christian who has seen the movie… I feel like people thinking the movie has a homophobic message, isn’t really a nuanced take. Idk.
    Avatar of @kingbubbles9461
    @kingbubbles9461
    28.02.2025
    Damn I’d love for someone to knock at my cabin
    Avatar of @lazyhammerwieldingpenguin2247
    @lazyhammerwieldingpenguin2247
    28.02.2025
    Meg made the exact same "Old" reference I was going to within the first minute and now I don't know what to do with myself.
    Avatar of @Haverlock
    @Haverlock
    26.02.2025
    M. Night really is a pure shit or pretty alright artist with no in between
    Avatar of @clementineshetheyfae8312
    @clementineshetheyfae8312
    26.02.2025
    I desperately need to watch funny games (2007) Patricia Taxxon made a very convincing video essay and I’m so excited
    Avatar of @packman2321
    @packman2321
    26.02.2025
    It's weird that pestilence is the most accurate one given that Pestilence is like the least canonical of the four horsemen (the originals just use the word 'death' for them and 'Conquest' is an earlier interpretation for the rider of the white horse).
    Also there's a rather interesting tension between Shyamalan's argument for faith and the fact the God he's advocating for (especially here) is so consistently cruel and arbitrary. Like this makes more sense in Signs bur at a certain point an all-powerful tyrant isn't worth having (not to extend this to a critique of religion itself. It's kind of essential to the binding of Isaac that God doesn't make Abraham go through with it). I suppose we could also read this more widely to critique Shyamalan's position as the director of this stuff and thus the 'god' who is making everything in universe happen.
    Avatar of @Admmkh
    @Admmkh
    18.02.2025
    Saucy bubos....
    Avatar of @Glacidon
    @Glacidon
    18.02.2025
    20 minutes into the video and I'm making the hard read that the twist is that the four people somehow hacked into their TV and made their fake new articles
    Avatar of @mjstew4453
    @mjstew4453
    18.02.2025
    As soon as it stop being ambiguous as to whether on not it was the apocalypse or a delusion death cult I lost all interest. That speech from Eric just took me out too.
    Avatar of @iamwords2d200
    @iamwords2d200
    13.02.2025
    So if I remember correctly, this was adapted from a book called “Cabin at the End of the World” and it ended very differently.
    Avatar of @xTheRainFallsx
    @xTheRainFallsx
    13.02.2025
    oh no i read the book version of this, it has a much different title and hearing the description of the movie was like a jumpscare. why did they give the movie rights to these fuckers???
    Avatar of @StellarRetribution
    @StellarRetribution
    13.02.2025
    The Cabin That Makes You Die
    Avatar of @boldandbrash9447
    @boldandbrash9447
    12.02.2025
    The Cabin That Makes No Apparent Difference to Your Age
    Avatar of @hyperspacesushi
    @hyperspacesushi
    12.02.2025
    I actually kind of liked the premise of the movie as well as the execution of it. Things could've been handled better, sure, but I think M. Night did a pretty good job with this in comparison to the ol' reliable Old.



    That being said, a lot of things are done a lot better than Old, so I guess that isn't saying much-

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