▷ Director el sexto sentido | Actualizado junio 2025

Split

Learning to live with ghosts, Cole begins to fit in at school and gets an important role in a play, which Malcolm attends. The doctor and patient appear very happy after the performance. Cole suggests to Malcolm that he try to talk to Anna while she is sleeping.

The color red is absent from most of the film, but is used prominently in a few isolated shots for “anything in the real world that has been tainted by the other world”[9] and “to connote really explosive emotional moments and situations.”[10] All of the clothes Malcolm wears are items he wore or touched the night before his death, including his coat, his blue paddle sweatshirt, and the different layers of his suit. Although the filmmakers were careful about clues to Malcolm’s true condition, the camera slowly zooms in on his face when Cole says, “I see dead people.” The filmmakers initially feared this would be too much of a giveaway, but they left it there.[11]

Shivani shyamalan

Manoj Nelliyattu “M. Night” Shyamalan[1] (/ˈʃɑːməlɑːn/ SHAH-mə-lahn;[2] nacido el 6 de agosto de 1970)[3] es un director de cine y actor indio-americano. Es conocido por realizar películas originales con tramas sobrenaturales contemporáneas y finales retorcidos. Nació en Mahé (India) y se crió en Penn Valley (Pensilvania). La recaudación acumulada de sus películas supera los 3.300 millones de dólares en todo el mundo[4].

Además de su trabajo como director, Shyamalan fue creador de la historia y productor de la película de terror Devil (2010). Shyamalan también fue llamado para una reescritura no acreditada para la película de adolescentes She’s All That (1999) y también sirvió como escritor para la película Stuart Little (1999). También es uno de los productores ejecutivos y director ocasional de Wayward Pines y de la aclamada serie Servant.

Shyamalan también es conocido por rodar y ambientar sus películas en Filadelfia (Pensilvania) y sus alrededores, así como en la cercana Reading (Pensilvania)[5][6][7][8] La mayoría de sus películas de éxito comercial fueron coproducidas y estrenadas por los sellos Touchstone y Hollywood Pictures de Walt Disney Studios y Universal. En 2008, Shyamalan recibió el Padma Shri del gobierno de la India[9].

After earth

We have decided to order from worst to best his films. All of them. From the most acclaimed to the great failures, and to delve into their secrets. We remind you, of course, that this selection is absolutely personal and that if you have alternative proposals or want to vindicate some of those we have left behind, you have the comments at your disposal.

The result of the journey is absolutely predictable and is told with an absolutely flat staging, very choral and “human” comedy of the time. Mixing the typical coming-of-age story in a nun’s school with jokes, first loves and the discovery of the discomforts of maturity, the result is not horrible, but immediately forgettable, with the occasional sporadic enjoyment of experienced and well-honed secondary characters.

Shyamalan tries to put his stamp on the action scenes, not exactly frenetic and with a careful use of the camera to move around the fights and characters, sometimes with interesting choreography executed without cuts. Unfortunately, the rushed plot, which simplifies an original work much richer in nuances into a scant hundred minutes, as well as the lackluster performances, spoil an interesting but decidedly flawed film. The notorious whitewashing of the main characters was much discussed among fans of the original work.

M night shyamalan movies in order

In 1992, Praying with Anger was his first feature film. The production is based in part on his first visit to India since his family immigrated to the United States. However, Shyamalan’s commercial and critical breakthrough came with The Sixth Sense (with Bruce Willis), a film he directed and produced. It was a hit internationally and in the United States, and was the second highest grossing film of 1999. It garnered six Oscar nominations, including Best Director and Best Screenplay.[4] In 2000, he ventured into filmmaking in the United States.

In 2000 he ventured into the superhuman genre (comic book superheroes), based on the duality between good and evil (The Protected). Reflecting the different colors of the beings’ aura and what they are capable of doing once their gift is discovered, in this case Bruce Willis discovers his potential as an indestructible man.[5] In 2013, After the Protected was released.

In 2013, After Earth was released. It was the first film where Shyamalan co-wrote the screenplay,and produced by Will Smith. It garnered generally negative reviews, commenting on the actors’ performances and lack of originality. It is the biggest stumble in his career as a director.[6] It was the first film where Shyamalan co-wrote the screenplay.