have you seen the village, signs, lady in the water.?

Answer 1

Yes to all three.

I concur that "Lady" is his weakest story to date, even though I though Paul Giamatti gave an outstanding performance. However, his anti-Hollywood stance was overly apparent.

The Village was better than Signs, because even after we are told that Those We Do Not Speak Of are fake we are *still* scared when we see one in the woods chasing Ivy. We react as if it were real, which is the sign of a captivating storyteller.

Answer 2

I have seen the village and signs. Signs was pretty scary. I haven't seen lady in the water yet but I want to. His other movie Unbreakable and the sixth sense are some of my favorites that he's done. I really love his movies.

Answer 3

I have not seen the village, but I have seen "Signs" and "Lady in the Water" I have also seen "The Messenger".

I like paranormal thrillers, not flat out horrors.

Answer 4

ive seen village and signs not lady in the water, i guess theyre ok. I didnt like them much.

Answer 5

I've seen them all and liked them, but my favorite is Lady in the Water. I think there are some really good lessons to be learned from that story.

Answer 6

I've seen Lady in the water, but there was no horror on that movie.

Answer 7

Yes all of them. I enjoyed Lady although I was disappointed when he picked the chorus. I knew he had the wrong people and I was right. But the scene where he acts as the healer spoke to my heart.

Answer 8

Yes I have seen all three of them; but they are not as scary as I thought they'd be, they are merely folk tale stories told through the big screen.

Answer 9

ive seen the first 2, the third sounds dumb

Answer 10

Yes, yes and yes, but I feel M. Night is losing his grasp on his story-telling prowess