danger real/fear choice, is a good quote, but everything evolved to kill humans, is not an attitude conducive to survival, neither now, nor after an extinction or near extinction of humanity.

famine and disease resulting from global warming may very well at some point bring humanity to near extinction. but aggressiveness is exactly backwards. it is what our survival will depend upon out growing, and those who survive such an even will be those who have done so.

THAT is who will actually "inherit" the earth, whatever their species or beliefs.

Dude, its M. Knight. Logic is fairly devoid from his films at the best of times.

That being said, awesome, hope the anniversary thing works out!

totally not familiar with this person. looks visually interesting for sure though. looks like something i'd want to get the dvd if and when there is one, and watch with the sound off. (as i often do with such things)

M. Knight has a history of great ideas and horrible execution. Check the Happening or The Village

I absolutely loved the Happening...it was the perfect amalgam of horror,comedy and B movie cheesiness

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M._Night_Shyamalan

His movie Signs had him hailed as the next Steven Spielberg...however the movies afterward(especially the Last Airbender) had him hailed as the next Uwe Boll.

quite the character. insanely brilliant. brilliantly insane. i seriously don't think i would want to work for him.
(my impression from reading the wikipedia artical)
but his crews have done visually stunning work.

when i first heard about the story that pi seems to have been created by adding layers after layers of unrelated elaboration, i was under the impression it was some kind of hindu parable,
you know, just the part about a guy finds himself stranded on a life boat out in the middle of the ocean somewhere, with a tiger, on this same little boat.

its only recently, see the trailers and a review about it, did i know about all that tons of other crap it got embellished with to make a movie out of it.

the airbender thing, i'm sort of semi-familiar with the origeonal series, and within the last year i've seen several episodes of the newer. don't think i've ever seen the movie.
just heard a lot of people familiar with the origeonal series grumbling about it when it first came out.

all of which brings me back to my origeonal guess/take, that i will love to watch this thing without the dialogue, when it becomes possible to do so. most likely long after everyone has forgotten it, as usually happens with me anyway.

"Your here to kill me and steal my plants"
"Nooooooo"

I love Wahlberg's acting