Lady In the Water

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

Proof that even the most daft of storylines can shine when told by a master storyteller.

M. Night's children are the most lucky kids in the world when it comes to getting told bedtime stories.

[b.miller]

LOLOLOL'D

oh, there were no smileys in that post... um... never mind.

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

Here ya go.

[Kennrr]

how about both of you guys tell me why i should or should not go see this instead!

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

As said, the story is so far fetched, but then again, it's a fairy tale (no pun intnd) for adults. And who didn't enjoy fairy tales when they were a child? Don't expect a horror/suspense.

My truck was in the shop and I needed to kill some time. I had no intentions of seeing this movie, it was the only one I wouldn't have to wait 1.5 hour to see. But I have to say I'm glad I didn't miss it. M. Night's films are more/less the same pattern, but this film reminded me how great a story teller he is.

Also, could not go without mentioning the amount of intended humor throughout the film helped it tremendously. Maybe Night's ready for a change and this film showed he's capable of targeting the interesting humorous side of the ordinary human beings.