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  • From the Film4 archives, M. Night Shyamalan gives us his tips on getting started as a film director in this special mini series of interviews.
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  • @jessmos3
    @jessmos3 4 года назад +30

    I hate that people give him a hard time. He’s always coming up with these unique worlds, creating a mythology of his own. His scripts may need some polishing, especially at the end, but I can always feel his passion, and to me that’s inspiring.

    • @EricHowl
      @EricHowl 3 года назад

      I think he brings a cultural influence from Hindu spirituality (not sure what religion he is) that deals with the soul in a way some people dont understand. In the future people will celebrate him as an underrated genius

    • @brianwolters7560
      @brianwolters7560 Год назад +1

      I so agree...not all of his stories hit the mark but I love all his films...I always see what they were going for...The Happening is so much better than it is given credit to be though I do struggle with Lady in the Water...the rest of his "thrillers"...so on the mark...SIGNS is my favorite because it is so multilayered.
      Knock at the Cabin was subtle and I did enjoy it...

  • @EricHowl
    @EricHowl 3 года назад +6

    He really is an exceptional story teller. If you notice while hes talking about his impressionability as a child there are no cuts at all.

  • @PyroNexus22
    @PyroNexus22 4 года назад +15

    My idol. I wouldn't be alive right now if it wasn't for his movies.

    • @gbeatz4844
      @gbeatz4844 4 года назад

      Pyro-Nexus actually u would

    • @PyroNexus22
      @PyroNexus22 4 года назад +4

      @@gbeatz4844 you don't know me well enough to say this

    • @gbeatz4844
      @gbeatz4844 4 года назад

      Pyro-Nexus but you were born. If m night Shyamalan somehow didn’t make movies You would still be alive........

    • @PyroNexus22
      @PyroNexus22 4 года назад +10

      @@gbeatz4844 I think you're misunderstanding what I was implying in my original comment. Right before I saw Shyamalan's movies I was suicidally depressed with no goals in my life and no hope for the future. His movies helped me find a purpose in life. If I didn't see them at the time, I wouldn't live for more than a couple of months from that point.

    • @alexandertsiolkovski5848
      @alexandertsiolkovski5848 4 года назад +1

      @@PyroNexus22 Thanks for sharing. I hope you are doing better now.

  • @BRONZALiVE
    @BRONZALiVE 4 года назад +5

    I love his movies, and his ideas, he's really talented!

  • @honestcomments8053
    @honestcomments8053 Год назад +1

    Excellent!

  • @grec.
    @grec. 4 года назад +9

    I like your movies and stories, Mr. M. Night.
    Don't listen to those 'last air bender' fans who gave you a hard time.
    No one is perfect, to rise one has to come from the bottom!
    You've done some bad movies, so what? Every good director have.

    • @southlondon86
      @southlondon86 4 года назад

      James Cameron?

    • @grec.
      @grec. 4 года назад

      @@southlondon86 um... AVATAR?

    • @southlondon86
      @southlondon86 4 года назад

      Grec The first movie to gross over a billion dollars and remained the highest grossing film of all time for 9 years...

    • @grec.
      @grec. 3 года назад +1

      @@southlondon86 it doesn't mean it is a good movie.

    • @grec.
      @grec. 3 года назад

      @@southlondon86 Don't get me wrong. I like James Cameron movies. Titanic, Aliens, Terminator 1 &2, True Lies; his deep water documentaries, list goes on. Avatar was an amazingly innovative movie in so many aspects, he's a pioneer. I appreciate what he has done for movies and cinema, but AVATAR, idk.

  • @EricHowl
    @EricHowl 3 года назад

    The Visit was amazing

  • @ChrisypooFarris-tr2eh
    @ChrisypooFarris-tr2eh Год назад

    Your an inspiration 😮

  • @hitplay780
    @hitplay780 4 года назад +1

    He spoke of Charles Bukowski
    The poem is your life is your life.
    Marks be damned.
    I love the sin of totalitarian systems.
    He is a blue bird
    Singing away in there with his craft.
    It's enough to make a man weep.
    But I don't weep....
    Do you ?

  • @toastyod8233
    @toastyod8233 Год назад

    He looks like Michael jackson.

  • @pinguz3567
    @pinguz3567 4 года назад +2

    I hope you learn from the many mistakes you made.

  • @clyde2599
    @clyde2599 3 года назад

    2:36 Congratulations Mr.Shamyman. This is the most hilariously braindead advice you can give to anyone.

    • @filmecke2618
      @filmecke2618 3 года назад

      Yeah that’s kinda weird I mean I can be even a hairdresser even tho I don’t like to be one so I should stop learning about movies

    • @sagivijayaramaraju1153
      @sagivijayaramaraju1153 Год назад +3

      he meant if you are considering something else and you feel like you can LIVE doing other things then maybe just do those things and having Filmmaking as the only way forward helps you to be successful. Same can also be said about sports. That's a good advice. Maybe you should stop being a kid and and stop picking his quotes line by line , word by word like literally.

  • @AvocadoBuddies
    @AvocadoBuddies 4 года назад +1

    look whose giving out tips everyone! The creator of the last Airbender AKA the worst movie ever! i would rather watch peppa pig whils eating ghost peppers that watch another minute of that rubbish movie

    • @theedit9028
      @theedit9028 4 года назад +1

      He is also director of masterpiece the sixth sense .

    • @southlondon86
      @southlondon86 4 года назад

      Saurabh Rawat He is also the director of Lady In The Water - a huge flop.

    • @theedit9028
      @theedit9028 3 года назад +3

      @@southlondon86 every one is not perfect everyone's have their qualities, intelligence every creative mind of people want to do different kind of thing of their life sometimes its create magic and sometimes not but it doesn't mean that they are useless because remember that every influential peoples on earth respect their fault and learn from it so now you can see and you have to watch M .Night's glass , sign , split , unbreakable and then you think twice that how i can say he is a failure director .

    • @southlondon86
      @southlondon86 3 года назад

      Saurabh Rawat I understand but come on man, Glass was awful. Was rated very low and boring. Signs - aliens that are hurt by water land on a planet 2/3 full of water? It’s stupid... Haven’t seen Unbreakable.

    • @theedit9028
      @theedit9028 3 года назад

      @@southlondon86 ok i love you margot hope we will meet soon ❤❤❤❤

  • @Oliver401
    @Oliver401 4 года назад +6

    and it gained a mediocre director

    • @TheLostVortex
      @TheLostVortex 4 года назад

      Oliver Delgado hahahahha AUNG... COULDNT EVEN MAKE AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER LIVE ACTION GOOD. SO MY MAN YOU ARE CORRECT

    • @Slesaint17
      @Slesaint17 4 года назад

      He's directed some of the GREATEST movies of all time but also some of the WORST movies of all time. It's very confusing.

    • @grec.
      @grec. 4 года назад

      Can't wait to see all the great movies you've done!
      Where can I watch them?

    • @southlondon86
      @southlondon86 4 года назад

      S Mac Sixth sense was great. What exactly are the other great films M Night has done...?

    • @Slesaint17
      @Slesaint17 4 года назад

      southlondon86 unbreakable...??? Signs and split are pretty good too