

- ## Synopsis After the death of his wife, a former pastor finds crop circles in his fields. His family and animals start to experience weird events that suggests more is to come. ## Review I remember watching this movie years ago. The prime of M. Night Shyamalan. He came out swinging with this after [[The Sixth Sense]]. I really enjoy this movie, however, I do not believe that it fits into the "Horror" genre. It is for sure more thriller, and we also tap into the theme of "everything happens for a reason" or the providence of God just like [[The Exorcism of Emily Rose]]. The story is good. I really like the brotherly interactions between Mel and Jauquin. There is an early scene where Mel's character is chasing someone down and he says to his brother, "I cursed" and it is just funny. It is these simple stories that make this movie feel more grounded than most other alien invasion movies do. [[Alien]] and that whole series is so futuristic that you don't feel like it can hurt you. However, the fighting in their home does add more to it. The layering of events from the beginning to the end is what I have always loved about M's movies. The red in Sixth Sense, the green here, the yellow in [[The Village]]. Take that, and you add in the other oddities that end up being a great connection to the end of the movie and help explain what is going on. This is a great film to see that more openly than having to remember after the fact. ## [My Rating] I have watched this a lot. So none of the scenes that are supposed to be jump scenes surprise me. I remember watching this and being so scared and excited when it first came out, and I would love to feel that again. This movie thought does hold up. The CGI of the alien when we finally see the full form is a little obvious, but I don't remember feeling that way the first time. This is an 8 of a movie. Simple and solid. ## [Parental Rating] There is very limited swearing, and the whole movie is about being with family after tragedy. While there are some scenes that my mom wouldn't enjoy, it fits the bill for making it a movie she would approve of. Approved by both, which I think also is another nail to say that this isn't a "Horror" movie.
- Signs is a masterpiece. The religious overtones were a misguided concept yet add so much to the tone of the film. The score, dialogue, cinematography, and religious theming all pull on the viewer *just enough* to keep them thinking "what the hell is going on?" The themes of fate and luck are a fascinating experience viewed through the lens of reality. Grant attributing their survival to a diety is surreal and almost funny. This is the story of a family who gets REALLY lucky over and over. Existential horror slapstick.
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Signs è stato rilasciato il 2 agosto 2002.
Signs era diretto da M. Night Shyamalan.
Signs ha una durata di 1h 46min.
Signs è stato prodotto da M. Night Shyamalan, Sam Mercer, Frank Marshall.
Il reverendo Graham Hess vive a Bucks County in Pennsylvania con i suoi due figlioletti e il fratello un po’ svanito. Sua moglie è morta in un incidente e da quel momento l’uomo ha perso la fede. Un giorno scopre degli ampi cerchi tracciati nei campi intorno alla sua fattoria. Il fenomeno si manifesta anche in India e, successivamente, in tutto il mondo. E’ opera di alieni particolarmente pericolosi e abili nel non farsi individuare. Qualcuno di loro si muove anche nei pressi della fattoria. Graham riuscirà a venire a capo del mistero. M. Night Shyamalan si muove con sicurezza nel territorio del paranormale e del contatto con gli alieni.
I personaggi principali di Signs sono Graham Hess (Mel Gibson), Merrill Hess (Joaquin Phoenix), Morgan Hess (Rory Culkin).
Signs è votato T.
Signs è un film Horror, Mistero, Fantascienza.
Signs ha una valutazione di 6.7 su 10 dal pubblico.
Signs aveva un budget di 72 Mln USD.
Signs ha guadagnato 408,2 Mln USD al botteghino.



















