“I believe you were chosen because your family's love for each other is so pure. I know you've been through a lot, and people haven't been fair to you.”
Inhabiting this quiet juxtaposition between an apocalyptic Funny Games and all the rage of this past week’s zeitgeist — i.e.: the much debated “bury your gays” third episode of The Last of Us —, it’s a tiny miracle that Shyamalan for once doesn’t go overboard with an outlandish revelation, settling merely for a story that stretches the…