Shyamalan's films twists can be hit or miss, sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. Usually, when you see his films for the second time they are full of plot holes here and there.
You're absolutely right! Shyamalan's twists can indeed be a hit or miss. Sometimes they work brilliantly, and other times they leave us scratching our heads. Watching his films a second time often reveals a few plot holes, which can be interesting or even frustrating. That’s part of the unique experience his movies offer. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 🎬 Robert McKee, often emphasizes that plot twists should feel both surprising and inevitable. He suggests that, while twists are powerful, they must align with the story's internal logic and character motivations. When they don’t, viewers can feel disconnected or disappointed, which sometimes happens with Shyamalan’s films. It’s why some of his twists might reveal plot holes upon rewatch. McKee’s advice highlights the importance of well-crafted twists that enrich the story rather than detract from it. Thanks for sparking this interesting discussion!
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Shyamalan's films twists can be hit or miss, sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. Usually, when you see his films for the second time they are full of plot holes here and there.
You're absolutely right! Shyamalan's twists can indeed be a hit or miss. Sometimes they work brilliantly, and other times they leave us scratching our heads. Watching his films a second time often reveals a few plot holes, which can be interesting or even frustrating. That’s part of the unique experience his movies offer. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! 🎬 Robert McKee, often emphasizes that plot twists should feel both surprising and inevitable. He suggests that, while twists are powerful, they must align with the story's internal logic and character motivations. When they don’t, viewers can feel disconnected or disappointed, which sometimes happens with Shyamalan’s films. It’s why some of his twists might reveal plot holes upon rewatch. McKee’s advice highlights the importance of well-crafted twists that enrich the story rather than detract from it. Thanks for sparking this interesting discussion!