2023 Directed by M. Night Shyamalan
While vacationing at a remote cabin, a young girl and her parents are taken hostage by four armed strangers who demand that the family make an unthinkable choice to avert the apocalypse. With limited access to the outside world, the family must decide what they believe before all is lost.
Dave Bautista Jonathan Groff Ben Aldridge Kristen Cui Nikki Amuka-Bird Rupert Grint Abby Quinn Clare Louise Frost McKenna Kerrigan Odera Adimorah M. Night Shyamalan Ian Merrill Peakes Denise Nakano Rose Luardo Billy Vargus Satomi Hofmann Kelvin Leung Lee Avant Katy Murphy Kittson O'Neill Lya Yanne Hanna Gaffney Monica Fleurette Saria Chen
Christian T. Cooke David Forshee Roni Pillischer Shaun Brennan Ryan Collison Jill Purdy Natalia Saavedra Brychcy Leslie Bloome Oleg Kulchytskyi David J. Schwartz Grant Elder Connor Nagy
Blinding Edge Pictures Universal Pictures FilmNation Entertainment Wishmore Perfect World Pictures dentsu
стук в дверь, דפיקה בבקתה, Llaman a la puerta
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Not all of this works for me but Dave Bautista continues to do such interesting work while The Rock probably still talking about how Black Adam was actually a success
Shyamalan shoots the hell out of this, it's suspenseful and spooky, everyone's good in it, and it's barely 95 minutes. Cinema.
Very fitting that the only openly homophobic character is the one played by someone who was a part of the harry potter franchise
The first movie about how all gay dads think they’re the center of the universe
M. Night still has a dialogue problem, but a tight screenplay and intimate story about the world ending made up for it.
