New Movie Trailer: Trap - new M. Night Shyamalan - COULD THIS BE GOOD?
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He finds a way to miss the game winning shot most times even when wide open. Didn't like that last movie with the gay dudes and the wrestler nig
The only other movies of his that I watched all the way through were The Walberg movie and After Earth. I think they speak for themselves.
The knock at the cabin?
Yeah that garbage
I swear Wahlberg look like he was trolling that whole movie. Like he knew that movie was gonna be bullshit so he said fuck it I'm gonna act like I'm a 6 yr old reading off of cue cards.
Dude acts like that in all his movies to me, his brother is a much better actor, his performance in The Sixth Sense beats anything Marky Mark has ever done.
lol I liked him in basketball diaries, pain and gain, and also departed.. when he pretty much needs to play a piece of shit he’s pretty good at it
By this logic, the chair pull was Split and the tape on the door was Glass.
Ayee.. I was about to make a thread I. Like a week asking where the fuck playa at.. good to see you post
still on the fence how this will play out.. free.com either way
damn it man
Save your money
Seen 2 reviews they both said he fumbled the ball
They said Josh did his thing.. the first 50 mins were good
than shamashit fumbled the ball.. made a certain character a vocal point that didn’t need to be.. nepotism was in full effect.. said 3rd act just got stupid
That's too bad. I fux wit Josh Harnett. He's a good actor.
This movie looked like it had potential.
Dude is gonna have to start letting someone else write the end of his movies because it looks like that's where he blows it.
Let him do his first two-thirds of the movie then have someone else come in behind him and re-write whatever wack ass, overthought ending he comes up with.
This movie looked like it had potential.
Dude is gonna have to start letting someone else write the end of his movies because it looks like that's where he blows it.
Let him do his first two-thirds of the movie then have someone else come in behind him and re-write whatever wack ass, overthought ending he comes up with.
This song shouldve been on the soundtrack 
Josh was great
Interesting concept
But
The movie had little to no suspense
A couple times you had to really suspend disbelief
Interesting concept
But
The movie had little to no suspense
A couple times you had to really suspend disbelief
I hate you so f**king much
Does M. Night Shyamalan’s ‘Trap’ Have An End Credits Scene?
“Trap”—director M. Night Shyamalan’s new thriller starring Josh Hartnett—is new in theaters. Is there an end credits scene that suggests there could be more to come?
www.forbes.com
^^^^ that seems to be the overwhelming consensus
I think M. Night does much better writing and producing amd letting someone else direct at this point.
I also heard his camera work in this was insanely well done and creative
I heard...
Apparently the ONE TIME HE REALLY NEEDED ONE?
He fumbled again
He is the Tiki Barber of cinema
He has good ideas and concepts sometimes.. it’s the whole writing thing and making a complete story thing is where he fails.. he probably be good at making concept boards and let everyone else do the rest
sham-a-shit: I have an idea where nature gets tired of humans causing pollution , starting wars, causing mass extinction with various animal species around the globe. They said in reality there’s plants that can release a toxin that makes certain animals go insane and even self harm themselves. What if we make a movie where the plants do that to humans. At first humans start committing suicide and nobody knows why than you find out later it was the trees and stuff that was behind it. We can call it the happening
writers: thanks sham-a- shit show we’ll take it from here
‘I didn’t want to be swallowed up’: actor Josh Hartnett on swapping Hollywood for Hampshire | Film | The Guardian
On track for megastardom, the actor turned down the part of Superman (twice) and turned his back on Hollywood. Now living in rural Hampshire, he talks about choosing fulfilling projects, his hippie childhood, the perils of stalkers – and the fun of owning pygmy goats