Exactly! And he is in an even better position now than he was before since now he OWNS all his movies! Which means he is a millionaire now. When nobody would work with him, he sold his house and made a movie by himself called 'The Visit', which made $100 MIL at the Box office. Then he made another movie by himself called 'Split' which made $280 MIL at the Box office. Then he made yet another movie by himself called 'Glass' which made $250 MIL at the Box office. And he OWNS THE RIGHTS TO ALL THOSE THREE MOVIES, now do the math yourself. He IS the walking epitome of never ever give up. Watch the EXTRA TIP again, he explains his whole story from success to failure to success again.
This is actually the first time I learned M. Night came up with the Sixth Sense twist because he was already writing the couple not to be on speaking terms, rather than the other way around. Genuinely amazing, and actually explains how those scenes manage to feel so natural when they could so easily be contrived if written backwards from the twist. The "Happy anniversary" scene is so brilliant to watch, moreso when you already know the twist because you see how perfectly it works on both levels.
I love how he could not get the rights to make a Marvel or DC franchise film, using all the same old characters. So he just invented his own super heroes. Of all he has done, some fantastic writing and movies, that, to me, is most impressive.
Exactly! He talks a lot in the video about extreme ups and downs in his career, really unbelievable how you can go from the best to the worst, to best again 🙌
This is why you never give up. Life's full of up's and down's, if you quite while you're at a low point you cheat yourself out of knowing what the high points feel like.
In an interview Vince Gilligan says he talked to Bryan Cranston telling him he didn't need to be in his tighty whities if he was uncomfortable -for that first scene - to which Bryan Cranston responded: comfort has nothing to do with it. Reminds me of that... He was willing to serve the scene no matter what. This is the attitude real talented people get to succeed!
It's hard to believe a guy who had as much success as he has, doesn't have $5m in the bank. Did he really have to mortgage his house in order to pay for a fairly low budget movie or is he just embellishing the story?
He is the walking epitome of never ever give up, and middle finger to 'you can't...' I really liked this one. I have no excuses now.
Exactly! And he is in an even better position now than he was before since now he OWNS all his movies! Which means he is a millionaire now. When nobody would work with him, he sold his house and made a movie by himself called 'The Visit', which made $100 MIL at the Box office. Then he made another movie by himself called 'Split' which made $280 MIL at the Box office. Then he made yet another movie by himself called 'Glass' which made $250 MIL at the Box office. And he OWNS THE RIGHTS TO ALL THOSE THREE MOVIES, now do the math yourself. He IS the walking epitome of never ever give up. Watch the EXTRA TIP again, he explains his whole story from success to failure to success again.
This is a guy who's all about original yet supernatural stories in a suburban world. Pretty awesome
Props to him. He comes out with a big hit, gets torn to shreds, then comes back swinging.
💯✅ And now he OWNS all his films, so he is even in a much better position now.
seeing split and the glass movies, WOW his ideas developed so well over the years. Talk about perfection
A wonderful filmmaker who should be talked about more. His “worst” movies are just as fascinating as his best. Good tips.
This is actually the first time I learned M. Night came up with the Sixth Sense twist because he was already writing the couple not to be on speaking terms, rather than the other way around. Genuinely amazing, and actually explains how those scenes manage to feel so natural when they could so easily be contrived if written backwards from the twist. The "Happy anniversary" scene is so brilliant to watch, moreso when you already know the twist because you see how perfectly it works on both levels.
Yeah, interesting right? I was also sure it was the other way around
I love how he could not get the rights to make a Marvel or DC franchise film, using all the same old characters. So he just invented his own super heroes. Of all he has done, some fantastic writing and movies, that, to me, is most impressive.
There's nothing more two dimensional than modern comic superheroes. He makes them real and interesting
He said one of my favorite quotes about filmmaking: "When you have 26 good Reviews and then one is bad, all you can think about is that 27th one"
Exactly! He talks a lot in the video about extreme ups and downs in his career, really unbelievable how you can go from the best to the worst, to best again 🙌
@@OutstandingScreenplays "Best"... ?? Really? "Best"? Hmmm.. no.
He has the most beautiful and warming smile.
The Shyamalanassance. What a twist.
thank you for sharing this video. It was very encouraging and God bless M. Night Shyamalan-
This is why you never give up. Life's full of up's and down's, if you quite while you're at a low point you cheat yourself out of knowing what the high points feel like.
very very good words!!!! thank you for sharing!! I write songs and this helps me a lot too! My favorite movie from Shyamalan is Wide awake!
All the best in ur career. I wanna become a film maker just like tarantino.
I don't know what it is, but i just kind of love his voice 😂 it's in a strange way both fitting and unfitting to his work
Yes, it's magnetic to listen to his voice! Also, he gives some pretty good advice 😉😁
your content is gold
Thanks!
In an interview Vince Gilligan says he talked to Bryan Cranston telling him he didn't need to be in his tighty whities if he was uncomfortable -for that first scene - to which Bryan Cranston responded: comfort has nothing to do with it.
Reminds me of that... He was willing to serve the scene no matter what. This is the attitude real talented people get to succeed!
and I wouldn't have wanted it any other way lol
Yes !!!! " .. it takes like an irrational passion do it.."
Our failures do not define us🙏🏼
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Thank god somebody is writing original stuff. So tired of biopics.
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And comic superheroes! So over used.
He sounds like a writer that gets better as he moves along.
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I can’t write when I’m full and just ate
Is one of the tips _"Put in a twist ending!"_
Creepy music
Any Malayalis
It's hard to believe a guy who had as much success as he has, doesn't have $5m in the bank. Did he really have to mortgage his house in order to pay for a fairly low budget movie or is he just embellishing the story?
Who the hell would want advice from this guy. He made one amazing movie and then made shit like The Happening
At least he made one amazing movie!
Like some of his movies, but a lot of them honestly suck.