Shyamalan

This review was voted "Best Written Review of 2010" by Earth-2.net

M. Night Shyamalan may be a master of suspense, but he has more than just scare tactics in his arsenal. This article takes a look at the distinct similarities in Shyamalan's films, and the elements that make them much richer than just another scary movie.

M. Night Shyamalan offers viewers an experience, not just a movie.

No other movie in 2010 left a bigger stink in the world of movies than M. Night Shyamalan's disastrous live action version of the Nickelodeon series, "The Last Airbender."

M. Night Shyamalan just cannot seem to do anything right the past few years. "The Last Airbender" (2010) is another in a growing list of bad movies.

After a recent mark of less-than-stellar films, M. Night Shyamalan just might be back on the right track with his latest thriller, "Devil". A movie review of "Devil".

M. Night Shyamalan is critics' favorite target of ridicule now -- which may stretch to movies he didn't write and direct. But he came up with the idea for "Devil," which may explain why reviews are only coming in now, and don't look too promising.

The director of Avatar is the keynote speaker of the 3D Summit, but it's not the director of the successful 3D film Avatar.

Am I the only person on the planet who enjoyed The Last Airbender? Maybe not, but even if I am, I have my reasons.

M. Night Shyamalan took a bold movie in directing and writing the movie adaptation of Nickelodeon's hit Avatar: The Last Airbender. The movie is put on the list of failures for the Sixth Sense director.

Christopher Nolan may wind up having the most acclaimed live action film of the summer, while M. Night Shyamalan has the most reviled. Both took the movie world by storm 10 years ago, but only one has remained on top, while the other is all the way down.

Unless the box office take for The Last Airbender improves, fans may not get a second movie.

The Last Airbender was an excellent idea. The source material was great, the characters were complex and should have been easy to create, the story was fantastic, and the chance to show off special effects was huge. How did all of this go wrong?

Blame by critics for "The Last Airbender" is mostly centered around M. Night Shyamalan. However, Shyamalan is sharing blame in one area, as his actors are bashed almost as much as he is - as they have been for most of Shyamalan's recent films.

Much of the critical world has bashed M. Night Shyamalan's "The Last Airbender" throughout the week. Yet for all of that, Shyamalan's career is likely to continue, and so could the franchise - although not much is left to salvage the summer.

Although the recent trend of film ratings is downward sloping, I don't think it's time to give up just yet.

The movie "The Last Airbender" has received bad reviews, and has been the subject of controversy.

With critics savaging the once promising director's latest effort, Shyamalan's career seems to have reached a new low.

M. Night Shyamalan's overstuffed, incomprehensible adaptation of the Nickelodeon series Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Created as the first film in a potential franchise, "The Last Airbender" is all about style, but it lacks substance.

Dee Bradley Baker, who played the voices of Momo and Appa in the Nickelodeon television show Avatar: The Last Airbender, is also billed to play the voices in the upcoming M Night Shyamalan adaptation "The Last Airbender."

In the most detailed interviews yet, M. Night Shyamalan recently spoke with reporters in Los Angeles about his vision of the movie trilogy.

Should M. Night Shyamalan be more accurate to the cartoon in casting his Last Airbender film?

Trey Parker once sang, "Why does Michael Bay get to keep on making movies?" and after seeing The Happening on DVD, I'm beginning to think the same thing about M. Night Shyamalan.

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