Knock at the Cabin's M Night Shyamalan explains why he changed the ending and casting Dave Bautista
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- M Night Shyamalan breaks down his new (excellent) movie Knock at the Cabin, explaining why he changed the ending from the original book and exactly he cast Dave Bautista.
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I gotta give it to M. Night for always keeping things interesting! Whether we love his films or end up being disappointed, you can’t say he didn’t put in an effort. I think Knock at the Cabin is one of his best films. Can’t wait to see it again this Thursday!
I need to read the book. I saw the movie and it's one of my top 3 films from him. Dave Bautista is incredible!
Hit or Miss his films are always entertaining and interesting. He's one of the best auteurs working today.
I respect Shyalaman a lot. You can't say the man's boring. Really enjoyed this film.
Is it ok to say that M Night Shyamalan is the most handsome director😊
The book is AMAZING. Loved every page.
Honestly what I respect most about M Night, is how he had a giant screw up in his film carreer, a genuine huge screw up. And while he never fully admitted his faults in that film, he never allowed it to shake his confidence in himself. It took him some time, but eventually, he got his mojo back and just simply made banger after banger. Truly one of the best film makers of our time.
Awesome
So profound!
I'm sorry but I think it was a dumb decision to make this film be for "Everyone" for being Rated R. It should easily been a PG-13 film. I wished it was actually a legit Rated R film.
Never realized there was a book first... guessed was a screenplay first. Now I am wondering if it was that specific place that “controls” the planet.
yea most people dont because somehow m night completely forgot to give credit to the author he isnt even mentioned in the credits or it doesnt even say this is based on a book that kind of pissed me off
@@dandelion1469 He needs all the credit if he's going to make a comeback. He's been a joke for about a decade now.
There's so much that's unappealing about movies today it's amazing. No matter the director, everything looks kind of ugly.
All his movies are good even if theres no shock surprise there is always a twist of sorts.
The ending of the book is definitely better than the movie, but I suppose if they did it, it would be way too similar to another cabin-related movie.
It's badly acted...Something was off in the frenetic breathing the actors were doing...