@@PDC1987But more people dislike it than like it it seems like. I understand the complaints, e.g. the water thing, but people usually act like we as a spieces know everything but in reality we know absolutelly nothing. The water stuff isn't so far fetched. And them not knowing about it before coming to earth and not having a reserve plan for stuff like that isn't weird either. Humans make idiotic mistakes all the time. We could definitely make the same mistake on another planet, maybe if we were desperate enough.
@@PDC1987 Well bare in mind something can make a ton of money based on the hype but 1-3 years after the fact people can point out how unliked it really was. Anyways, imo this was definitely a great movie for me.
I went to see this film with my bestie when I was 14, and for some reason, when Mel Gibson runs round the house, shouting, "I'M LOSING MY MIND" it made us laugh hysterically. My friend made it her ringtone.
Mel Gibson can play devastation and heartbreak so incredibly well. When his face wells up and those tears start showing themselves, he hits hard every single time.
The part of Ray Reddy, the veterinarian, was played by M. Night Shyamalan, who is also the guy who wrote the movie (or is the director, I forget which) He likes to have a small part in most of the movies he does. He's not a bad actor as well as being an excellent director. I love most of his movies, since he doesn't rely on cursing, blood guts and gore, to flesh out a movie--he relies on the actors to tell the story. If you pay attention, the aliens really didn't have a big part in the movie. Instead, the story really revolved around the reverend and his family, the death of his wife, and how the attack of the aliens on his home, to bring him back to his faith. I'm so glad you two enjoyed it!
yeah, The Happening was his seventh film over all (if you don't count his student film), but the first to get an R rating (the first cut of the film came back NC-17 so he had to bring on another editor to help get it down to an R). but even in that, the gore serves a purpose, is rarely used, and isn't exploitative. its commonly said that with M Night, he';s like Merril. he always swings away. hit or miss, he gives it his all, and when he hits, its always a home run.
Seeing Joaquin's character being a loyal brother and loving uncle after his role in Gladiator really impressed me!!! He did such a good job playing an ahole in Gladiator, it was a pleasant surpise to see him later in this, Signs.
I remember this film was so cool to me as a kid because it was so different than any other alien movie I had seen. Glad you guys got to see it! Also, that dinner scene is pure gold. When the dad yells, "SO ENJOY IT", then immediately breaks down crying is heartbreaking and so powerful. Such a good movie that still holds up, one of M. Night Shyamalan's best films.
Mel does this in nearly every movie and it gets me teary eyed every single time (Lethal weapon 4, Braveheart, the Patriot, Craven, Ransom, etc). We Can Feel His Pain and know that this actor put himself in the pain that a father or spouse would feel but not necessarily show on his face. Through Mel’s teary eyes we see the pain in his soul; it’s a very touching moment for most women to see the strength and vulnerability.
I remember watching Signs at the theater. As I was leaving, I walked past a man who said “Well, that wasn’t a very good alien movie.” I leaned over and said “If you thought this movie was about aliens, you completely missed the point.” The movie is about faith and Graham’s journey to realize that even though immense tragedy, the pain of losing his wife, God had a plan and set little things (signs) in motion (asthma, Beau’s water issues, Colleen telling Merrill to swing away) that would eventually save the rest of his family. Our pastor actually did a sermon on this movie, showing bits of it in church.
@@commonstragedyAhh.. if they were demons originally that explains why they're such useless aliens, and why it's so innanely solipsistic. This film probably did okay in the United States where they have a lot of Christians and corn! 👽✝️🌽
I love how everything fit together at the end of this movie, and the little things you notice on the second viewing. One of the best is when Meryl is in the army office and says _"It felt wrong not to swing."_ as an explanation for why he had the minor league strike out record.
For me it was the part when they get to the house where after Merrill tells Morgan that this is all a lie, the second Gibson is going to drop the baby monitor, Merrill says, "You'll lose the signal". He forgot everything he just said and it's like he automatically believed Morgan like a little kid 😂😂😂😂
I love this movie. It’s full of symbolisms and it all ties in together perfectly. This was Joaquin’s next movie after Gladiator and I was happy to see him as a likable and sympathetic character. I really enjoyed y’alls reactions and commentary as always.
He was so despicable in Gladiator that making a movie so completely different to that probably helped him from being typecast and showed his range. Hated him (well, his character) in Gladiator. Loved him in this. He's been great in everything I've seen him in. I loved his take on the Joker.
@@LA_HA That’s actually pretty funny! I didn’t realize the link between that word and Ash at the time. After I thought about it I was like “oh no!” I was too lazy to change my comment after the realization hit me. I do love Ash and Hannah! Lol
@@kellifranklin9872 Yep. It just creeps in to our every day thoughts and the next thing you know, we're saying it like we've always said it.. haha. Hope to see you over at Just Ask Ash sometime. Until then, be safe and well out there
what i loved about this movie is how it was all connected.. the little girl's abandoned water glasses, the son's asthma, the older son with the baseball bat.. perfection
If they made this movie today none of that would've even been brought up as character traits and in the end they'd just beat the aliens with girl power.
The set up to merill being a straight up killer on pitch with plaques for his swings through the film and finally he is in a face off with an alien wielding a baseball bat is the most satysfying a movie made me feel ever lol
I have never heard Asia scream like that. I knew it was coming and she still scared the hell out of me. So many well written (and acted) scenes in this movie. The two kids did such a great job. The timing of the humor was perfect.
This is by far one of my favorite movies of all time. So glad you both got to watch and enjoy Signs. No gore, no pointless jump scares, just good old fashion movie making.
I remember how people and critics trashed this movie, but I always loved it. The story, the music, the actors, the overall vibe of this movie is so unique for me. Also, it is very easy to make circles into a cornfield.
It is not easy to make crop circles in a cornfield. It is easy to make them in grain fields (oats, wheat, barley, etc.), and even a large one can be made by a couple of people in a single night. Corn is a whole other beast, with very tough woody stems, and it would be very difficult to make a crop circle in a stand of almost mature corn, as was shown in this movie. When I first saw this movie, the crop circle in the cornfield is what made me realize that real aliens were involved. Shyamalan is one of my favourite storytellers :)
@@leeneufeld4140 I meant that it doesn't require a lot of equipments and stuff and it can be done without a spaceship. I know it is a hard work to do it when the corn is that tall. I worked in a cornfield once, we had to pluck out the middle part of the corn (I don't know how to call that in English lol) and man, it was HARD. Not to mention the burning Sun!
If you haven't seen it, there is an interesting movie by same director - "The Village". Good acting, some nice plot twists. Genre is romance/thriller/fantasy . Consider reacting.
Love this movie. Till this day this is still one of the best movies experience I ever had, when I saw this in the theater. Everyone was so engrossed in the movie, nobody was making any noise, you could almost hear a pin drop with how quiet the audience was being.
Between BJ and his quotes and one liners, and Asias laugh and hiding hahahaha I can’t you guys. Just love you both so much! Great movie, and fantastic reaction!! Love from 🇨🇦
Same bj had me cracking up at his jokes and the way he makes asia laugh and the way she looks at him makes me smile and laugh along with them! Beautiful chemistry and love they have for eachother❤
I knew Asia was going to jump at seeing the reflection of the alien in the tv but I didn't expect her to almost snatch BJ's arm off let alone have him nearly stand up! 😆🤣💀
I was 10 years old when this film came out and I saw it in theaters with my father--this movie terrified the crap out of me lol. I refused to go in corn mazes at halloween, had trouble sleeping thinking an alien is on the roof, etc. It was bad for a kid haha I just remember my mom calling my dad and giving the poor guy an earful for letting me see the movie. Now its one of my favorite films though
M. Night can be very hit or miss, but you have to admire that he takes big swings. He either misses hard (The Happening, After Earth) or hits big (The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable).
I loved After Earth when I watched it again. I think everyone got hung up on it being Will and Jaiden. I saw it was a journey to allowing your kid to grow up. And how if you teach them, you are the voice in their head that keeps them going…and also when they need to go their own way with confidence.
i saw this in the movie theater. it scared the sh*t out of me. i thought it was just going to be a creepy movie about signs showing up in crop fields and that' sit. i didn't know it was going to reach the level that it did. i remember going to walmart afterwards and having a hard time shaking this movie off.
The thing about the dinner scene. It's analogous to the "Last Supper" Graham believes whole heartedly, that this is the last day on Earth he will be spending with his family. So it's not out of sadness that they are shedding tears, while I suppose there is a little of that. It is ultimately out of fear. to know that this thing is coming, and there is nothing you can do to stop it. Also the way he says "I'm not ready" always gives me chills. On a side note, the moment where he's telling his children about the time they were born. He doesn't want them to be afraid, and he doesn't know what else to do...he doesn't want them to be afraid if they are about to die.
Yep, saw this opening night in a theater with a sold-out crowd; it was one of the most memorable moviegoing experiences I've ever had. I have never heard an audience scream as loud as they did at the pantry scene.
First time I saw this movie I was with some friends at their house at night. This was in a more rural area. All the lights were turned off with the only light coming from the tv. my friend had black trash bags over a couple of the windows on the outisde and it was breezy that night. So while we were watching the movie, we’d see this vague, indefinite motion in the windows. It was pretty spooky.
That’s one of my favorite alien movies. One of M.Knights best in my opinion. If y’all like the alien 👽 genre, try “Fire In The Sky” it’s based on a true story of a guy named Travis Walton who claims he was abducted by aliens. He went missing for 5 days.
I was just about to suggest that film. I live in Arizona and that story and film was talked about for years as I was growing up. Highly recommend it because I'd love to hear your thoughts on that.
The hype for this movie was massive. Signs did just over $60 million in its opening weekend at the domestic box office. One of the biggest opening weekends of all time at that point, but nearly unfathomable because it was not a sequel, prequel, spinoff, reboot, remake or adaptation of any sort. No built-in fan base whatsoever other than the Director and actors involved.
@@sheeps1495 are you saying that the smart device still failed at being smarter than the user who failed at typing in the first place? are you succeeding at out-dumbing a smart device at failing? that what you saying?
I saw this movie in the theater. I remember getting a chill when they show the video of an alien on the news while it was walking down a street. A lot of people don't know just how dark it can be at night in the country. No streetlights ect. They captured that in this movie.
I did too. I still remember how we all screamed at the birthday party footage. 🎉 This was the only movie I had a problem sleeping after. When I went to lie down I thought I saw a shadow on my TV screen so I stayed up all night. lol
Hey guys, love your stuff! I really never thought this movie was about aliens. I think the signs they were talking about were what the family had: Morgan had asthma, Bo had her obsession with water, and Merrill was very powerful with a bat. These three things that the family had, were what they used to combat the aliens. If they didn't have these, they wouldn't have won. And I think that's why Mel Gibson's character returns to being a pastor. He saw these things as signs from God, that were used to help them fight the aliens. I'm not sure if I'm making any sense right now, and I hope you understand what I'm trying to say. That aside, I think that the figure of the alien showing up on the TV screen was one of the greatest directorial scenes I have ever seen in my life!
Hi Asia and BJ I just wanted to say I thoroughly enjoyed this reaction. Signs is hands down my favorite Alien movie of all time. The story was great, The acting was excellent and the tension was palpable. However this movie also killed wind chimes for me. Also the scene with the alien on the roof still creeps me out because my old house was built exactly like theirs where my window faced the roof. I always had to keep the blinds closed when I lived there. 😂 Glad you enjoyed the film. BTW the aliens in the films were “Reptilians”
Love this movie! Excellent reaction. Y’all had me on the floor with the jump scare at the end 29:24 😂. The aliens are able to change their skin like a chameleon to camouflage themselves. Who knows how long and how close they were watching. They could’ve been sitting on the front porch and you’d never know it. You can see the camouflage at 29:39 -the alien arm is plaid like the kid’s shirt. Asia-the movie Dark Skies has “the greys” in it and talks about the other kinds you were trying to remember. Really good movie.
This movie was filmed down the street from where I grew up. M. Night is very loyal to the area and films many of his movies here. He is from here. (SE PA- Buck County)
@@carriemichelle322 we were living in New Hope at the time. He filmed the scene of the accident on Pineville Rd. Right down the road from us. I lived in Langhorne until middle school. 😉
That is one unlucky alien. First it gets locked in a pantry, gets its fingers cut off, and has to wait for its friends to come back and let it out. Then it not only gets left behind when they leave, but it is in the house where someone can beat the tar out of it with a bat. Also, "Ray" was played by M. Night himself.
This is a dope Sci-Fi Horror film! I remember seeing this at the Drive-In when I was like 6 going on 7 years old!! I’m not the biggest M. Night Shyamalan fan but this is one of his best next to The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Split and the Village!! You won’t regret it!!
I think you missed some of the Sign's. The Signs are from God. The Wife dying and saying to tell Merrill to swing away, the little girl with leaving the water all around, and the boys asthma was there to save him from the poison, and Merrill striking out so much or he would have been off away playing Baseball and not at home.
“Beau don’t run” I love how he watched over his sister calmly, to help prevent a dog attack. I like little details like that. Some may laugh, but to me, this is the first film about aliens that felt scary. Usually alien films were about monsters on other planets, which was cool but never felt like a threat. Or, they were about an alien invasion, but the aliens usually just blew up some buildings and then fought the military. It always felt like an action film and never hit home. But this film, it felt personal. Imagine being in your own home, preparing what you fully believe to be your last meal, and waiting for aliens to come. And then, they do.
One of my all time favorite movies! I saw it in the theater opening weekend, and the entire theater was screaming! Both of your reactions were the best. Thank you for this, this made my day!
Oh man... this is one of my favorite alien horror films. I was 12 when this film came out and it blew my mind and scared the hell out of me. I love the invasion build-up with all the news stories. I used to get SO SCARED at the footage of the alien on the TV that I would have to close my eyes. xD
A masterclass in tension building. My favorite Shyamalan film. Also, the footage shown when they first turn on the TV is real footage from a UFO sighting called the Arizona lights. I recommend everyone check out the footage because hundreds and hundreds of people called it in. Fascinating UFO sighting.
I watched this movie at a late night viewing when it first came out. Since then, there are times I still look at rooftops. lmao . The sound effects in this movie gets me every time.
The morning after I was scared spitless from watching this movie, I was driving down a gravel road near our home. Corn growing on both sides. Suddenly, there were bunches of people walking out of the corn to parked vehicles on the sides of the road. I had lived there for years and never seen this before. I hit the gas and peeled out of there, heart nearly beating out of my chest! Turned out some cows had gotten loose and people were trying to round them up, but I nearly wrecked the car getting out of there!
I remember seeing this at the cinema back when it came out, with my friends (we were around 12/13yrs at the time). The collective screaming at all the key scary moments was incredible XDD My god, seeing the alien hiding in plain sight at that kids' party, I think I shat myself.
The Greys: they aren't owls. ("The Fourth Kind") "They stay in the shadows, covert-like..... It's called 'probing.' It's a military procedure. Send out a reconnaissance group. Very small. Check things out. Not to engage, but to evaluate the situation. Evaluate the level of danger. Make sure things are all clear." "Clear for what?" "The rest of them." The Army sergeant has a point. What I find fascinating, though, is that most everyone focuses on the horror-like aspect of the alien invasion of "Signs" - and misses the subtle point: a man who wasn't anchored in his faith, loses it, and then regains it. "Signs" is actually a beautiful film, and that James Newton Howard score is awesome.
Its funny that you decided to do a movie about aliens with all the hoopla going on in congress about the existance of aliens and space crafts that are in our possession. I love this movie and am super glad you reacted to it! Loved the reaction!!
M. Night's role is amazing. What a fine character and appearance to show us who he is. Wow. That always amazes me. "I know what I've done to you. I know I took your faith away." THANK YOU, M. NIGHT.
The man in the truck that Graham was talking to is M. Night Shyamalan, the director of the movie. He makes an appearance in all of his movies like Alfred Hitchcock used to do.
One of my favorites! Glad y'all reacted to it. There is so much symbolism in this movie. And sometimes it takes a time or two or three to catch everything . The tin foil hats I think are my favorite scenes. 😂😂😂
I swear I jumped more at your jumps than I did the actual movie! Now that the aliens have spooked you here and with War of The Worlds it's surely time to consider the dark forces already here! 2 suggestions CONSTANTINE (2005) and THE PROPHECY (1995) Asia's blanket will be working overtime for either of those! Love, love, love you guys - always such a fun vibe to your reactions!
YES. I second, third, and fiftieth the recommendation for both THE PROPHECY and CONSTANTINE CONSTANTINE got a lot of hate when it came out, because Keanu Reeves doesn't look like John Constantine in the HELLBLAZER comics, nor does he sound like him. (The character of Constantine was created to look like Sting, and was British... East End? Cockney?) But Keanu *was* Constantine, in every other way. He was brilliant in that role. (And Tilda Swinton is in the movie, as well. *She* was absolutely brilliant.)
Damn. Even just watching your reaction gave me goosebumps. This one of the creepiest movies I’ve ever seen. But it has a hopeful message: everything happens for a reason.
First off, I love this movie, and I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction to it! But to help explain the crop circles themselves, the news stations had reported the night of the invasion that ships were appearing within 1 mile of each crop circle. The crop circles were used as a means of navigation for the ships and invasion parties, so the ship in their area was not hiding within their cornfield. It had been cloaked and hovering within their area, or had retreated back into space after dropping off the recon group and only returning once the invasion began. Since their house was within 1 mile of the ship on the night of the invasion, it could be implied that their area was getting the brunt of the invasion force, which would certainly make their surviving the encounter, A miracle...
M Night Shyamalan is a fantastic storyteller, all his films are well worth a watch. My personal favourite unbreakable trilogy but also Lady in the Water which is underrated.
I love Lady in the Water. He also stars in his movies. In the Sixth Sense, he is the doctor who talks to Cole's mom after he gets locked in the closet. In this movie, he is the guy that traps the alien in his closet, and Mel chops one of its fingers off. In Lady in the Water, he is the writer who inspires someone, the brother of the girl, who translates what she says in the shower. M' Night is notorious for starring in his movies even as an extra of a small part.
I took a trip in 2003 to England. While there, I got to walk around in a crop circle, and I saw another one from a distance. Ray is played by M Night Shyamalan. He appears in every one of his films. Also, Shyamalan likes being able to go home to his family at night, so all his films are shot in Pennsylvania. Something that set the tone for this particular film is that the first day of shooting occurred on 9/11. NYC is not that far from the location and one of the hijacked planes was forced down into a Pennsylvanian field, killing all on board. Also, the day Shyamalan shot the scene with him in the car telling the minister not to open the pantry door, Shyamalan learned his beloved grandfather had died. The minister's wife was psychic; her daughter is, too, which is why the water tasted weird to her and why she was afraid her brother was going to die. It says something that the wife stayed alive and left information with her husband that ended up saving the lives of her family. Her death killed his faith, but finally grasping her meaning resurrected it again. There is a spiritual core in every M Night Shyamalan film.
This was my sons very first scary movie (mostly because it really wasn’t THAT scary. )My 8 year old son wasn’t sure if he wanted to go because he was scared of anything Chucky (and his sister knew because she would put her chucky doll on his bed sometimes🫣🙄). He loved this movie so much that in the car on the way home he said “I dare you to take me to see it again tomorrow”😂 he tried reverse physiology ha. M. Nights second best movie. Sixth Sense being number 1.
This is definitely one of M. Night's best movie. It definitely freaked me out when I was younger. And to see y'all freak out on the pantry scene definitely took me back
This is seriously a great film, one of the best I've ever seen. All of Shyamalan's early films were excellent, including Unbreakable, The Sixth Sense, and The Village. His later films are more explicitly violent and creepy, which I find vulgar and unappealing.
I was never a fan of Unbreakable but I love the other ones. I haven't seen many of his later movies but this one, The Sixth Sense and The Village were genius movies
@@ChanelStuff Unbreakable is his best imo, way ahead of the superhero genre craziness of nowadays. I think if that movie came out now it would be praised as a genius take on the genre.
I was in my early 20s when this movie first came out and i saw it in theaters. I had just moved back in with my parents briefly. They lived in Kansas in the middle of nowhere surrounded by cornfields. It was hard falling asleep some nights lmao.
Great Reaction! Great movie! Ray is M Night Shyamalan BTW! 😀 Asia, there's nothing funnier than watching you draw up the blanket when you're scared! Cracks me up every time! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So i noticed BJ recognized the guy in the movie “Unbreakable” in this movie. His name is “Night Shyamalan” and he plays a small role in every movie he directs. He was the doctor in the “Sixth Sense” Stadium drug dealer in “Unbreakable” and the neighbor in this movie. A+ director he’s known for his great twists. And i hope you guys are up to watch the sequel to “Unbreakable” it has a outstanding performance by James McAvoy and a great storyline.
LOVE this movie! Shyamalan has some fabulous movies (and some to definitely skip)… The Village (one of the most underrated soundtracks in my opinion), Unbreakable is top tier, Split was really good (Glass is worth a watch though kinda underwhelming), Sixth Sense put his name on the map, Devil ( excellent-wasn’t made by him, but based on a story he wrote), The Visit was nice and creepy… A good road to go down!
There are Angles and Dangles in his directors camera view that are so fun to watch the second time around. There’s a reason for every thing in the foreground and the background for plot building or explanation. What did I just see?’What did I just feel? What just came sharply into view, not just with the eyes but with the soul? Hidden revelations about good and evil, strength and weakness. M. Night is THE reason that everyone looks for hidden meaning and plot twists, since the Sixth Sense. I still can’t see a glass of water without hearing her say, It’s Contaminated then her dancing like the people on tv. This isn’t my favorite of his but it has grown on me for the meme-able moments in the movie (Gibson, always the comedian) and because it’s still in comic book story board format where you can turn the page and he’s at home, turn the page and he’s at the car wreck, turn the page and he’s at Ray’s house, turn the page and they’re gone but you don’t know why, etc. You only see and hear what the director wants you to feel in the shot, moment by moment, as you get to the end of the chapter. it’s definitely better than The Village and OLD but not as good as the Unbreakable Trilogy. His message is always… You think you Know and You think you’re Safe? You’re wrong. Evil and crazy coexist along with good intended faithful (justice warriors). Yin and Yang of the soul. A crisis reveals a hero and a villain. Fate plays out in it’s own time.
I always felt like M Night Shyamalan was on the right track with this movie. The scariest movies was not what you seen but what you didn’t see but you knew it was there that got me. I can’t even watch sometimes cause the tension is too much.
This movie terrified me as a kid, where I'd check my room every night before going to sleep. As an adult I can appreciate this movie WAY more, with all of its symbolism. This movie is pure art. Love your reactions too haha, glad you guys got really into it 👽
"Hershey's Kisses on their heads!!!" 🤣Thank you, BJ. I will never look at those chocolates again without thinking about you and Asia...and "Signs." Hahahaha!!
Love you guys, love this movie, love this reaction! Asia, you are not the only one to jump out of your skin at that last jump scare with the alien reflected in the TV. I know it's coming now, and I still jump! Just so you know, crop circles aren't nearly as difficult or labor intensive to make as you think. They use wooden boards to flatten large areas at a time, and bend all the stalks in the same direction. It takes two guys a couple of hours to make a decent size one.
The scene with the alien footage on TV at the birthday party still spooks me.
Same!
I watched this movie with my mother once, she'll never watch this again because of that scene
There is something so creepy about that shot!!!
Absolutely! The walk is terrifying.
The soundtrack choice for that scene set the stage.
This is such an underappreciated gem of a movie, i love it
This movie grossed $227 million at the domestic box office alone, at early 2000s ticket prices. It is not underappreciated lol.
@@PDC1987 Should have been more then.
@@PDC1987But more people dislike it than like it it seems like.
I understand the complaints, e.g. the water thing, but people usually act like we as a spieces know everything but in reality we know absolutelly nothing. The water stuff isn't so far fetched. And them not knowing about it before coming to earth and not having a reserve plan for stuff like that isn't weird either. Humans make idiotic mistakes all the time. We could definitely make the same mistake on another planet, maybe if we were desperate enough.
@@PDC1987 Well bare in mind something can make a ton of money based on the hype but 1-3 years after the fact people can point out how unliked it really was. Anyways, imo this was definitely a great movie for me.
"Swing away." Gives me chills every time.
The camera panning around to all the glasses as everyone realizes what's happening too. Goosebumps.
@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoatyes this, with the swell of music, gets me every time.
The home footage scene still gives me chills. It still feels real when I see it.
So so real
Ya, Joaquin Phoenix' reaction had so much genuine terror.
and the fact that scene was the lead in to Graham going in the house to check out the pantry was the chef's kiss.
are you talking about them seeing the lights in the sky?
It will be true soon enough...
I went to see this film with my bestie when I was 14, and for some reason, when Mel Gibson runs round the house, shouting, "I'M LOSING MY MIND" it made us laugh hysterically. My friend made it her ringtone.
Funny how they spoofed this in, “Scary Movie 3.” 😂
its a funny scene. i was in my 20s and cracked-up laughing.
Everytime this movie gets brought up in my family that's the scene that gets talked about 😂
My wife can not cuss naturally, I say “I’m furious with anger” in a cartoonish way anytime she does it 😂
@@veronicahernandez5266Reminded u of an ex bf maybe? A tall skinny guy trying to be stealthy and failing? I am SO lonely.
Mel Gibson can play devastation and heartbreak so incredibly well. When his face wells up and those tears start showing themselves, he hits hard every single time.
His heartbreaking emotions in The Patriot made me cry too. Sometimes you forget that he’s acting!
He's great. I don't care what he calls police officers when he's drunk, I'll see his movies.
At the end when Graham turns and you see the collar - he now has his faith back. That scene gets me every time.
Yeah this movie means a lot to me and while it has its flaws, that final shot is beautiful.
Especially the moment where Morgan says to him "Did someone save me?" always brings a tear to my eye
Yes, seems like they missed that at the end. They were more focused on the crop circles. 🤦🏻♀️ 😂
Things happen for a reason.
The part of Ray Reddy, the veterinarian, was played by M. Night Shyamalan, who is also the guy who wrote the movie (or is the director, I forget which) He likes to have a small part in most of the movies he does. He's not a bad actor as well as being an excellent director. I love most of his movies, since he doesn't rely on cursing, blood guts and gore, to flesh out a movie--he relies on the actors to tell the story. If you pay attention, the aliens really didn't have a big part in the movie. Instead, the story really revolved around the reverend and his family, the death of his wife, and how the attack of the aliens on his home, to bring him back to his faith. I'm so glad you two enjoyed it!
Shyamalan is both the director and the writer of this film, as well as one of the producers
@@janetuss6496 How cool is that, thank you!
That is a great point. Another reason I really like his Films.The Visit was scary. But he is a great writer and Director.
He puts himself in his movies because he was a fan of Alfred Hitchcock. He put himself in his movies also in bit parts.
yeah, The Happening was his seventh film over all (if you don't count his student film), but the first to get an R rating (the first cut of the film came back NC-17 so he had to bring on another editor to help get it down to an R). but even in that, the gore serves a purpose, is rarely used, and isn't exploitative.
its commonly said that with M Night, he';s like Merril. he always swings away. hit or miss, he gives it his all, and when he hits, its always a home run.
The scene with the alien walking by the kids freaked me out when I first saw this as a child. 😅
It freaked me out as an adult! It STILL freaks me out... and I'm 56! Lol!
@@lesliesummey5880 Understandable lol. It's a great scene. I don't get freaked out easily now but that part still brings back that same feeling.
I saw it in the theater and the gasp from the audience was as visceral a moment as I can remember.
I saw it in the theater with my best friend and she choked on a hot tamale candy when that part came on lolll
It's the stinger music and Joaquin's acting that really sells the scene.
Seeing Joaquin's character being a loyal brother and loving uncle after his role in Gladiator really impressed me!!! He did such a good job playing an ahole in Gladiator, it was a pleasant surpise to see him later in this, Signs.
Joaquin’s just a phenomenal actor…goes on to do Johnny Cash, the Joker and now Napoleon. He’s insanely versatile.
@@nikkijohnson983 Totally agree, very talented!😊
I remember this film was so cool to me as a kid because it was so different than any other alien movie I had seen. Glad you guys got to see it!
Also, that dinner scene is pure gold. When the dad yells, "SO ENJOY IT", then immediately breaks down crying is heartbreaking and so powerful. Such a good movie that still holds up, one of M. Night Shyamalan's best films.
Mel does this in nearly every movie and it gets me teary eyed every single time (Lethal weapon 4, Braveheart, the Patriot, Craven, Ransom, etc).
We Can Feel His Pain and know that this actor put himself in the pain that a father or spouse would feel but not necessarily show on his face.
Through Mel’s teary eyes we see the pain in his soul; it’s a very touching moment for most women to see the strength and vulnerability.
Ray was M. Night Shyamalan.
Love the personal one family feel. As opposed to the mass destruction angle.
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I remember watching Signs at the theater. As I was leaving, I walked past a man who said “Well, that wasn’t a very good alien movie.” I leaned over and said “If you thought this movie was about aliens, you completely missed the point.” The movie is about faith and Graham’s journey to realize that even though immense tragedy, the pain of losing his wife, God had a plan and set little things (signs) in motion (asthma, Beau’s water issues, Colleen telling Merrill to swing away) that would eventually save the rest of his family. Our pastor actually did a sermon on this movie, showing bits of it in church.
Exactly!!
So very well said. The message I got was all about having faith. I love this movie.
Also, in the original screenplay, the creatures were demons, not aliens.
@@commonstragedyAhh.. if they were demons originally that explains why they're such useless aliens, and why it's so innanely solipsistic. This film probably did okay in the United States where they have a lot of Christians and corn! 👽✝️🌽
Notice its water (baptism) which kills the aliens (demons)@@commonstragedy
I love how everything fit together at the end of this movie, and the little things you notice on the second viewing. One of the best is when Meryl is in the army office and says _"It felt wrong not to swing."_ as an explanation for why he had the minor league strike out record.
I think my favorite part of this movie is them running around the house, threatening the "intruders". "I'M LOSING MY MIND!' 😂
I'M INSANE WITH ANGER.
😂 gets me every time
For me it was the part when they get to the house where after Merrill tells Morgan that this is all a lie, the second Gibson is going to drop the baby monitor, Merrill says, "You'll lose the signal". He forgot everything he just said and it's like he automatically believed Morgan like a little kid 😂😂😂😂
I love this movie. It’s full of symbolisms and it all ties in together perfectly. This was Joaquin’s next movie after Gladiator and I was happy to see him as a likable and sympathetic character. I really enjoyed y’alls reactions and commentary as always.
He was so despicable in Gladiator that making a movie so completely different to that probably helped him from being typecast and showed his range. Hated him (well, his character) in Gladiator. Loved him in this. He's been great in everything I've seen him in. I loved his take on the Joker.
Ay, Symbolisms.
Nice to meet another Ash fan here. haha
@@LA_HA That’s actually pretty funny! I didn’t realize the link between that word and Ash at the time. After I thought about it I was like “oh no!” I was too lazy to change my comment after the realization hit me. I do love Ash and Hannah! Lol
@@kellifranklin9872 Yep. It just creeps in to our every day thoughts and the next thing you know, we're saying it like we've always said it.. haha.
Hope to see you over at Just Ask Ash sometime. Until then, be safe and well out there
@@LA_HA I wish you peace and safety as well friend. Take care.
what i loved about this movie is how it was all connected.. the little girl's abandoned water glasses, the son's asthma, the older son with the baseball bat.. perfection
He is the sisters brother: he came to help after she died. But yes it all tried together
No he's the Father's brother.
If they made this movie today none of that would've even been brought up as character traits and in the end they'd just beat the aliens with girl power.
Older son with bat? he is the father's brother Merrill who moved in to help his brother after his wife died.
You both almost jumped thru the roof with that last jump scare 😂. Great reactions you two. It’s a very good movie 🛸👽
He's acting like her grabbing him was what got him, but he was jumping off the couch whether she was there or not.
The set up to merill being a straight up killer on pitch with plaques for his swings through the film and finally he is in a face off with an alien wielding a baseball bat is the most satysfying a movie made me feel ever lol
I have never heard Asia scream like that. I knew it was coming and she still scared the hell out of me. So many well written (and acted) scenes in this movie. The two kids did such a great job. The timing of the humor was perfect.
Abigail Breslein and The Youngest Culkin Brother Rory,Great acting.
They said Mel scared her during the dinner scene and she was really crying.
I think this was Breslin's big breakout. I don't remember her having a big part where she was this young.
This movie was so underrated. The scene where the alien was on the roof as dude looked out the window eluded me for so long 😂
This is by far one of my favorite movies of all time. So glad you both got to watch and enjoy Signs. No gore, no pointless jump scares, just good old fashion movie making.
I remember how people and critics trashed this movie, but I always loved it.
The story, the music, the actors, the overall vibe of this movie is so unique for me.
Also, it is very easy to make circles into a cornfield.
It is not easy to make crop circles in a cornfield. It is easy to make them in grain fields (oats, wheat, barley, etc.), and even a large one can be made by a couple of people in a single night. Corn is a whole other beast, with very tough woody stems, and it would be very difficult to make a crop circle in a stand of almost mature corn, as was shown in this movie. When I first saw this movie, the crop circle in the cornfield is what made me realize that real aliens were involved. Shyamalan is one of my favourite storytellers :)
@@leeneufeld4140 I meant that it doesn't require a lot of equipments and stuff and it can be done without a spaceship.
I know it is a hard work to do it when the corn is that tall. I worked in a cornfield once, we had to pluck out the middle part of the corn (I don't know how to call that in English lol) and man, it was HARD. Not to mention the burning Sun!
If you haven't seen it, there is an interesting movie by same director - "The Village". Good acting, some nice plot twists. Genre is romance/thriller/fantasy . Consider reacting.
My favorite M. Night along with the Sixth Sense of course.
Movie scared the hell outta me when i was younger lol i loved it tho
Agreed. The Village is underrated…would be a great reaction video for Halloween time 👍🏻
please don't... hate that movie
I was just gonna suggest this movie
Love this movie. Till this day this is still one of the best movies experience I ever had, when I saw this in the theater. Everyone was so engrossed in the movie, nobody was making any noise, you could almost hear a pin drop with how quiet the audience was being.
Between BJ and his quotes and one liners, and Asias laugh and hiding hahahaha I can’t you guys. Just love you both so much! Great movie, and fantastic reaction!! Love from 🇨🇦
Same bj had me cracking up at his jokes and the way he makes asia laugh and the way she looks at him makes me smile and laugh along with them! Beautiful chemistry and love they have for eachother❤
This movie was the epitome of tension horror back in a day. Glad to see it still slaps.
I knew Asia was going to jump at seeing the reflection of the alien in the tv but I didn't expect her to almost snatch BJ's arm off let alone have him nearly stand up! 😆🤣💀
I love this movie, just enough jump scare but also a very human story. Cant wait to watch it w you guys!
I was 10 years old when this film came out and I saw it in theaters with my father--this movie terrified the crap out of me lol.
I refused to go in corn mazes at halloween, had trouble sleeping thinking an alien is on the roof, etc. It was bad for a kid haha
I just remember my mom calling my dad and giving the poor guy an earful for letting me see the movie. Now its one of my favorite films though
One of the things that scared me the most were the aliens talking on the baby monitor....that strange clicking sound gave me chills!
M. Night can be very hit or miss, but you have to admire that he takes big swings. He either misses hard (The Happening, After Earth) or hits big (The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable).
I loved After Earth when I watched it again. I think everyone got hung up on it being Will and Jaiden. I saw it was a journey to allowing your kid to grow up. And how if you teach them, you are the voice in their head that keeps them going…and also when they need to go their own way with confidence.
i saw this in the movie theater. it scared the sh*t out of me. i thought it was just going to be a creepy movie about signs showing up in crop fields and that' sit. i didn't know it was going to reach the level that it did. i remember going to walmart afterwards and having a hard time shaking this movie off.
The thing about the dinner scene. It's analogous to the "Last Supper" Graham believes whole heartedly, that this is the last day on Earth he will be spending with his family. So it's not out of sadness that they are shedding tears, while I suppose there is a little of that. It is ultimately out of fear. to know that this thing is coming, and there is nothing you can do to stop it. Also the way he says "I'm not ready" always gives me chills. On a side note, the moment where he's telling his children about the time they were born. He doesn't want them to be afraid, and he doesn't know what else to do...he doesn't want them to be afraid if they are about to die.
I remember seeing this in theaters. It was such an experience. That found footage scene, everyone screamed.
Yep, saw this opening night in a theater with a sold-out crowd; it was one of the most memorable moviegoing experiences I've ever had. I have never heard an audience scream as loud as they did at the pantry scene.
@@DrTedNelson Same! In my theater, the loudest scream was the pantry.
Great reaction! The guy who killed the wife was M. Night Shyamalan, he usually does a cameo in all his movies. Still holds up IMO. 👍👍👍
“Pack the cows, we’re leaving.” 😂😂😂Asia, you are too funny!
First time I saw this movie I was with some friends at their house at night. This was in a more rural area. All the lights were turned off with the only light coming from the tv. my friend had black trash bags over a couple of the windows on the outisde and it was breezy that night. So while we were watching the movie, we’d see this vague, indefinite motion in the windows. It was pretty spooky.
That’s one of my favorite alien movies. One of M.Knights best in my opinion. If y’all like the alien 👽 genre, try “Fire In The Sky” it’s based on a true story of a guy named Travis Walton who claims he was abducted by aliens. He went missing for 5 days.
That movie will mess you up first time you watch it, lol.
I was just about to suggest that film. I live in Arizona and that story and film was talked about for years as I was growing up. Highly recommend it because I'd love to hear your thoughts on that.
The hype for this movie was massive. Signs did just over $60 million in its opening weekend at the domestic box office. One of the biggest opening weekends of all time at that point, but nearly unfathomable because it was not a sequel, prequel, spinoff, reboot, remake or adaptation of any sort. No built-in fan base whatsoever other than the Director and actors involved.
“Idle you don’t know the signs, Read between the lines….” I laughed so loud Thanks for making me laugh 💕
Meant to write IF you… 🙄 not idle. Typo
@@sheeps1495 are you saying that the smart device still failed at being smarter than the user who failed at typing in the first place?
are you succeeding at out-dumbing a smart device at failing? that what you saying?
Nope. Just human error.
I saw this movie in the theater. I remember getting a chill when they show the video of an alien on the news while it was walking down a street.
A lot of people don't know just how dark it can be at night in the country. No streetlights ect. They captured that in this movie.
I did too. I still remember how we all screamed at the birthday party footage. 🎉
This was the only movie I had a problem sleeping after. When I went to lie down I thought I saw a shadow on my TV screen so I stayed up all night. lol
Hey guys, love your stuff! I really never thought this movie was about aliens. I think the signs they were talking about were what the family had: Morgan had asthma, Bo had her obsession with water, and Merrill was very powerful with a bat. These three things that the family had, were what they used to combat the aliens. If they didn't have these, they wouldn't have won. And I think that's why Mel Gibson's character returns to being a pastor. He saw these things as signs from God, that were used to help them fight the aliens. I'm not sure if I'm making any sense right now, and I hope you understand what I'm trying to say. That aside, I think that the figure of the alien showing up on the TV screen was one of the greatest directorial scenes I have ever seen in my life!
And they arent aliens, theyre demons. The little girl was inadvertently blessing the water making holy water
@@maniac50ae14 I don't think so..
I agree with everything you said. That is why it's called Signs....:)
@@jannathompson2262 i could be wrong but the movie is more religion/spiritual than sci-fi in nature and Beau was called an angel at birth.
@@jannathompson2262In the original screenplay, the creatures were demons, not aliens.
Asia- "Pack up the cows, we out!" Awesome how much u two enjoyed this one
Hi Asia and BJ I just wanted to say I thoroughly enjoyed this reaction. Signs is hands down my favorite Alien movie of all time. The story was great, The acting was excellent and the tension was palpable. However this movie also killed wind chimes for me. Also the scene with the alien on the roof still creeps me out because my old house was built exactly like theirs where my window faced the roof. I always had to keep the blinds closed when I lived there. 😂 Glad you enjoyed the film. BTW the aliens in the films were “Reptilians”
So you haven't seen Mars Attacks
Love this movie! Excellent reaction. Y’all had me on the floor with the jump scare at the end 29:24 😂. The aliens are able to change their skin like a chameleon to camouflage themselves. Who knows how long and how close they were watching. They could’ve been sitting on the front porch and you’d never know it. You can see the camouflage at 29:39 -the alien arm is plaid like the kid’s shirt. Asia-the movie Dark Skies has “the greys” in it and talks about the other kinds you were trying to remember. Really good movie.
This movie was filmed down the street from where I grew up. M. Night is very loyal to the area and films many of his movies here. He is from here. (SE PA- Buck County)
The town that they are in when they’re eating pizza is Newtown, Pa. 10:55
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I live in Langhorne. I remember when he was filming this. 😊
@@carriemichelle322 we were living in New Hope at the time. He filmed the scene of the accident on Pineville Rd. Right down the road from us.
I lived in Langhorne until middle school. 😉
29:22 That legit scared the hell out of Asia! That’s how you know these reactions are authentic. That was actual scared! This was a good upload guys!
That is one unlucky alien. First it gets locked in a pantry, gets its fingers cut off, and has to wait for its friends to come back and let it out. Then it not only gets left behind when they leave, but it is in the house where someone can beat the tar out of it with a bat.
Also, "Ray" was played by M. Night himself.
"That is NOT The Jolly Green Giant". BJ absolutely cray, cray! ROTFL 😂😂😂😂
This is a dope Sci-Fi Horror film! I remember seeing this at the Drive-In when I was like 6 going on 7 years old!! I’m not the biggest M. Night Shyamalan fan but this is one of his best next to The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Split and the Village!! You won’t regret it!!
The Visit wasn’t too bad either.
@@continuallyblessed44oh yea haha that movie was weird.
@@continuallyblessed44 Aww yeah I forgot he made that one too lol
Great reaction. People forget this was a wonderful film!
I think you missed some of the Sign's. The Signs are from God. The Wife dying and saying to tell Merrill to swing away, the little girl with leaving the water all around, and the boys asthma was there to save him from the poison, and Merrill striking out so much or he would have been off away playing Baseball and not at home.
“Beau don’t run”
I love how he watched over his sister calmly, to help prevent a dog attack. I like little details like that.
Some may laugh, but to me, this is the first film about aliens that felt scary. Usually alien films were about monsters on other planets, which was cool but never felt like a threat. Or, they were about an alien invasion, but the aliens usually just blew up some buildings and then fought the military. It always felt like an action film and never hit home.
But this film, it felt personal. Imagine being in your own home, preparing what you fully believe to be your last meal, and waiting for aliens to come.
And then, they do.
One of my all time favorite movies! I saw it in the theater opening weekend, and the entire theater was screaming! Both of your reactions were the best. Thank you for this, this made my day!
I have seen this movie countless times and it’s still gives me goosebumps throughout!
The dark figure on the roof when he looks out the window always creeps me out haha reminds me of my dads skinwalker stories on the rez hahaha
Oh man... this is one of my favorite alien horror films. I was 12 when this film came out and it blew my mind and scared the hell out of me. I love the invasion build-up with all the news stories. I used to get SO SCARED at the footage of the alien on the TV that I would have to close my eyes. xD
A masterclass in tension building. My favorite Shyamalan film. Also, the footage shown when they first turn on the TV is real footage from a UFO sighting called the Arizona lights. I recommend everyone check out the footage because hundreds and hundreds of people called it in. Fascinating UFO sighting.
I watched this movie at a late night viewing when it first came out. Since then, there are times I still look at rooftops. lmao . The sound effects in this movie gets me every time.
The morning after I was scared spitless from watching this movie, I was driving down a gravel road near our home. Corn growing on both sides. Suddenly, there were bunches of people walking out of the corn to parked vehicles on the sides of the road. I had lived there for years and never seen this before. I hit the gas and peeled out of there, heart nearly beating out of my chest! Turned out some cows had gotten loose and people were trying to round them up, but I nearly wrecked the car getting out of there!
I remember seeing this at the cinema back when it came out, with my friends (we were around 12/13yrs at the time). The collective screaming at all the key scary moments was incredible XDD My god, seeing the alien hiding in plain sight at that kids' party, I think I shat myself.
The Greys: they aren't owls. ("The Fourth Kind")
"They stay in the shadows, covert-like..... It's called 'probing.' It's a military procedure. Send out a reconnaissance group. Very small. Check things out. Not to engage, but to evaluate the situation. Evaluate the level of danger. Make sure things are all clear."
"Clear for what?"
"The rest of them."
The Army sergeant has a point.
What I find fascinating, though, is that most everyone focuses on the horror-like aspect of the alien invasion of "Signs" - and misses the subtle point: a man who wasn't anchored in his faith, loses it, and then regains it. "Signs" is actually a beautiful film, and that James Newton Howard score is awesome.
Its funny that you decided to do a movie about aliens with all the hoopla going on in congress about the existance of aliens and space crafts that are in our possession. I love this movie and am super glad you reacted to it! Loved the reaction!!
The part where he looks out the window and looks on top of the silo will stick with me forever.
M. Night's role is amazing. What a fine character and appearance to show us who he is. Wow. That always amazes me. "I know what I've done to you. I know I took your faith away." THANK YOU, M. NIGHT.
Research all the crop circles and the hoaxsters behind them... we see how crop circles are made.
It's too bad he couldn't replicate it after this and the Sixth Sense..
His last five movies were kind of turds.
The man in the truck that Graham was talking to is M. Night Shyamalan, the director of the movie. He makes an appearance in all of his movies like Alfred Hitchcock used to do.
One of my favorites! Glad y'all reacted to it. There is so much symbolism in this movie. And sometimes it takes a time or two or three to catch everything . The tin foil hats I think are my favorite scenes. 😂😂😂
I swear I jumped more at your jumps than I did the actual movie! Now that the aliens have spooked you here and with War of The Worlds it's surely time to consider the dark forces already here! 2 suggestions CONSTANTINE (2005) and THE PROPHECY (1995) Asia's blanket will be working overtime for either of those! Love, love, love you guys - always such a fun vibe to your reactions!
The Prophecy trilogy isn't getting any love on reaction channels just yet. It's going to be a fun time when it starts getting discovered!
YES. I second, third, and fiftieth the recommendation for both THE PROPHECY and CONSTANTINE
CONSTANTINE got a lot of hate when it came out, because Keanu Reeves doesn't look like John Constantine in the HELLBLAZER comics, nor does he sound like him. (The character of Constantine was created to look like Sting, and was British... East End? Cockney?) But Keanu *was* Constantine, in every other way. He was brilliant in that role. (And Tilda Swinton is in the movie, as well. *She* was absolutely brilliant.)
@@alyxgriffen5073 Tilda stole the show imho, but Shia was great too. I do hope Keanu gets his wish for a sequel🤞
@@RawrGabbysaurus I know, it's like how did everyone miss Mr Walker's iconic performance. Always gives me chills!
Constantine is one of best comic book movie adaptions. This is one of Keanu 's best roles. B.J. better grab a blanket for himself for this one.
Damn. Even just watching your reaction gave me goosebumps. This one of the creepiest movies I’ve ever seen.
But it has a hopeful message: everything happens for a reason.
First off, I love this movie, and I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction to it! But to help explain the crop circles themselves, the news stations had reported the night of the invasion that ships were appearing within 1 mile of each crop circle. The crop circles were used as a means of navigation for the ships and invasion parties, so the ship in their area was not hiding within their cornfield. It had been cloaked and hovering within their area, or had retreated back into space after dropping off the recon group and only returning once the invasion began. Since their house was within 1 mile of the ship on the night of the invasion, it could be implied that their area was getting the brunt of the invasion force, which would certainly make their surviving the encounter, A miracle...
M Night Shyamalan is a fantastic storyteller, all his films are well worth a watch. My personal favourite unbreakable trilogy but also Lady in the Water which is underrated.
I love Lady in the Water. He also stars in his movies. In the Sixth Sense, he is the doctor who talks to Cole's mom after he gets locked in the closet. In this movie, he is the guy that traps the alien in his closet, and Mel chops one of its fingers off. In Lady in the Water, he is the writer who inspires someone, the brother of the girl, who translates what she says in the shower. M' Night is notorious for starring in his movies even as an extra of a small part.
Maybe not Avatar.
@@patrickwaldeck6681 James Cameron made Avatar
Oh my lord @@amaiyagrace Lady in the Water was absolutely terrible.
Wrong Avatar. They mean Last Airbender. That was a travesty @@amaiyagrace
I took a trip in 2003 to England. While there, I got to walk around in a crop circle, and I saw another one from a distance.
Ray is played by M Night Shyamalan. He appears in every one of his films.
Also, Shyamalan likes being able to go home to his family at night, so all his films are shot in Pennsylvania.
Something that set the tone for this particular film is that the first day of shooting occurred on 9/11. NYC is not that far from the location and one of the hijacked planes was forced down into a Pennsylvanian field, killing all on board.
Also, the day Shyamalan shot the scene with him in the car telling the minister not to open the pantry door, Shyamalan learned his beloved grandfather had died.
The minister's wife was psychic; her daughter is, too, which is why the water tasted weird to her and why she was afraid her brother was going to die. It says something that the wife stayed alive and left information with her husband that ended up saving the lives of her family. Her death killed his faith, but finally grasping her meaning resurrected it again.
There is a spiritual core in every M Night Shyamalan film.
This was my sons very first scary movie (mostly because it really wasn’t THAT scary. )My 8 year old son wasn’t sure if he wanted to go because he was scared of anything Chucky (and his sister knew because she would put her chucky doll on his bed sometimes🫣🙄). He loved this movie so much that in the car on the way home he said “I dare you to take me to see it again tomorrow”😂 he tried reverse physiology ha. M. Nights second best movie. Sixth Sense being number 1.
This is definitely one of M. Night's best movie. It definitely freaked me out when I was younger. And to see y'all freak out on the pantry scene definitely took me back
This is seriously a great film, one of the best I've ever seen. All of Shyamalan's early films were excellent, including Unbreakable, The Sixth Sense, and The Village. His later films are more explicitly violent and creepy, which I find vulgar and unappealing.
I was never a fan of Unbreakable but I love the other ones. I haven't seen many of his later movies but this one, The Sixth Sense and The Village were genius movies
The one in elevator is intense!
@@ChanelStuff Unbreakable is his best imo, way ahead of the superhero genre craziness of nowadays. I think if that movie came out now it would be praised as a genius take on the genre.
See movie "the others" . Es muy buena¡¡¡ really good¡
@@vivianpaacheco I really liked the twist in that movie, me encanta
I was in my early 20s when this movie first came out and i saw it in theaters. I had just moved back in with my parents briefly. They lived in Kansas in the middle of nowhere surrounded by cornfields. It was hard falling asleep some nights lmao.
Great Reaction! Great movie! Ray is M Night Shyamalan BTW! 😀 Asia, there's nothing funnier than watching you draw up the blanket when you're scared! Cracks me up every time! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
So i noticed BJ recognized the guy in the movie “Unbreakable” in this movie. His name is “Night Shyamalan” and he plays a small role in every movie he directs. He was the doctor in the “Sixth Sense” Stadium drug dealer in “Unbreakable” and the neighbor in this movie. A+ director he’s known for his great twists.
And i hope you guys are up to watch the sequel to “Unbreakable” it has a outstanding performance by James McAvoy and a great storyline.
LOVE this movie! Shyamalan has some fabulous movies (and some to definitely skip)… The Village (one of the most underrated soundtracks in my opinion), Unbreakable is top tier, Split was really good (Glass is worth a watch though kinda underwhelming), Sixth Sense put his name on the map, Devil ( excellent-wasn’t made by him, but based on a story he wrote), The Visit was nice and creepy… A good road to go down!
There are Angles and Dangles in his directors camera view that are so fun to watch the second time around.
There’s a reason for every thing in the foreground and the background for plot building or explanation.
What did I just see?’What did I just feel? What just came sharply into view, not just with the eyes but with the soul?
Hidden revelations about good and evil, strength and weakness.
M. Night is THE reason that everyone looks for hidden meaning and plot twists, since the Sixth Sense.
I still can’t see a glass of water without hearing her say, It’s Contaminated then her dancing like the people on tv.
This isn’t my favorite of his but it has grown on me for the meme-able moments in the movie (Gibson, always the comedian) and because it’s still in comic book story board format where you can turn the page and he’s at home, turn the page and he’s at the car wreck, turn the page and he’s at Ray’s house, turn the page and they’re gone but you don’t know why, etc.
You only see and hear what the director wants you to feel in the shot, moment by moment, as you get to the end of the chapter.
it’s definitely better than The Village and OLD but not as good as the Unbreakable Trilogy.
His message is always… You think you Know and You think you’re Safe? You’re wrong. Evil and crazy coexist along with good intended faithful (justice warriors). Yin and Yang of the soul. A crisis reveals a hero and a villain. Fate plays out in it’s own time.
The message of this movie was beautifully done. I saw this twice in the theaters.
More like highly underrated...
@@cwell510 It's certainly not appreciated as much as it should be but I wouldn't say underrated. The movie did still make over 400 million dollars.
Man, that ending scene where everything is coming together while the music swells gives me chills every time
I love this film. The cornfield at night scene gives me goosebumps just thinking about it
@19:53 “That is not the Jolly Green Giant.” 🤣
I always felt like M Night Shyamalan was on the right track with this movie. The scariest movies was not what you seen but what you didn’t see but you knew it was there that got me. I can’t even watch sometimes cause the tension is too much.
All the glasses of water that she specifically didnt drink .is what killed the Alien
This movie terrified me as a kid, where I'd check my room every night before going to sleep. As an adult I can appreciate this movie WAY more, with all of its symbolism. This movie is pure art.
Love your reactions too haha, glad you guys got really into it 👽
The birthday party news footage part is one of my favorite movie scenes of all time
I have always loved this movie and I'm so glad ya'll enjoyed it. It has so many different layers and so many different meanings. Great reaction.
I remember seeing this in theater's and someone outside started banging on the exit door. Made half the theater jump lol it was awesome.
Absolutely one of the movies I wanted to watch with you guys. One of my favorites. Waaaay too realistic. This could happen.
"Hershey's Kisses on their heads!!!" 🤣Thank you, BJ. I will never look at those chocolates again without thinking about you and Asia...and "Signs." Hahahaha!!
Damn! When Asia screamed at the alien reflection on the tv, she made me jump! Nearly had a heart attack!! 🤣
He lost faith when his wife was pinned between truck and car, and nothing could be done to help...her last words "swing away" was the miracle🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍
I love this movie so much. It's the perfect combination of two stories and a story about aliens that aren't the main point. Brilliant.
Totally agree. The Alien invasion is just the backdrop. It’s more about faith to me. God do I love this movie
Nah, no one talks about that quick scare with Jolly Green Giant on the roof😅😅
Love you guys, love this movie, love this reaction! Asia, you are not the only one to jump out of your skin at that last jump scare with the alien reflected in the TV. I know it's coming now, and I still jump!
Just so you know, crop circles aren't nearly as difficult or labor intensive to make as you think. They use wooden boards to flatten large areas at a time, and bend all the stalks in the same direction. It takes two guys a couple of hours to make a decent size one.
I saw this at the theater. I’ve never seen an audience jump so high…several times. Good times.
I love this movie. The music, tension build up and acting are so great!
This is the funniest scary movie of all time. Some parts make you jump, some parts make you laugh out loud😂