Well, sorry to do this, but two points you made about the movie in the review are incorrect. 1) Ivy was not born blind, which might have something to do with the way she moves her eyes (or bad acting lol), late in the movie, her father approaches her and tells her he was sitting right in that chair when he was told that his youngest daughter would never see again. 2) Shayamalan's cameo definatly included dialogue, where he tells the other man standing before him not to get into conversations with people, then turns back to his reading. Yes, I know I'm being unnecessarily picky about this, but I just got back from seeing it, and reading the review where wrong information is given bothers me somewhat. I went to the movie knowing I was going to be dissappointed about what the "creatures" looked like, and I found it quite drawn out and tedious, with a couple of suspensful parts thrown in that made me jump. Lots of people standing around and staring at things like dead animals, the forest, eachother, walls.... I enjoyed the twist near the very end, that one was more believable than the one that Ivy's father told her, the trailers for the movie make it look like one I would like to see, I was not astounded or amazed or thrilled, by this movie overall. Blah.

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