unpredictable endings.

[greymalkin]

I've never seen "The Village" but I was going to. The thing that kept me away was a local jerk reporter who gave away the ending.

Speaking of jerks giving away movie endings..I was on a website a few years ago and it had a long table of internet acronyms and what they mean (you know like LOL, ROTFL...etc) and one of them was:

GBOFFAFIMD - Gollum bites off Frodo's finger and falls into Mt. Doom.

I was very....very mad about that :P.

the village!?!

at the very beginning we someone being buried and the date on the piece of wood by the grave is a "nowadays" date

having seen 6th sense and unbreakble i knew that was an important detail to look/think at

I'm afraid I didn't see that any of the times I watched it! All I saw was the 100 years ago date on the gravestone of the person being buried...if they were trying to create an illusion why would they put the "real" date on a peice of wood for the people in the village to see?

[Faustus]

Well the childeren that grew up there wouldn't need to know a fake year, they'd just assume life in that year is the life they are leading.

[greymalkin]

certainly the children would not know the difference..but the fact that there would be say "1899" on the tombstone of the person that just died and "1999" written on a peice of wood beside it is what doesn't make sense to me if they were trying to create the illusion one way or the other. I'm sure they at least taught their children numbers so they could count how many logs they sawed that day

[MackemX]

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