20 Years Later, M. Night Shyamalan’s Favorite Movie That Fans Hated Deserves a Rewatch

20 Years Later, M. Night Shyamalan's Favorite Movie That Fans Hated Deserves a Rewatch




The volatility of M. Night Shyamalan's career is unprecedented. An artist defined by his high peaks and low valleys, Shyamalan was once celebrated as the next Steven Spielberg, only to become synonymous with hilariously bad movies designed to be mocked by the Internet just a handful of years later. Part of the Shyamalan experience is embracing the versions of him as the cinematic wunderkind of The Sixth Sense and the disaster artist behind The Happening. No film represents the dichotomy of Shyamalan as cleanly as Lady in the Water, his 2006 mystery fairy tale that marked his downfall into being a punchline.


The volatility of M. Night Shyamalan's career is unprecedented. An artist defined by his high peaks and low valleys, Shyamalan was once celebrated as the next Steven Spielberg, only to become synonymous with hilariously bad movies designed to be mocked by the Internet just a handful of years later. Part of the Shyamalan experience is embracing the versions of him as the cinematic wunderkind of The Sixth Sense and the disaster artist behind The Happening. No film represents the dichotomy of Shyamalan as cleanly as Lady in the Water, his 2006 mystery fairy tale that marked his downfall into being a punchline.

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