M. Night Shyamalan's SPLIT (S02E01)

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#AtlanticSC kicks off its 2nd season with amateurish audio issues... BUT, Jason and Lee have an in-depth talk about M. Night Shyamalan's latest feature, SPLIT, and his 2004 release, the maligned THE VILLAGE. Both SPLIT and THE VILLAGE star some form of beast, some form of beauty, and... oh wait... what? The conversation becomes somewhat of a retrospective of Shyamalan's filmography as your hosts link specific themes back to THE SIXTH SENSE, UNBREAKABLE, SIGNS, and THE VISIT. Season 2 Episode 01 Breakdown Introduction Feature Film Discussion: M. Night Shyamalan's SPLIT 15:58 THE VILLAGE and Shyamalan's Filmography 1:11:43 Closing Thoughts and Shoutouts 1:45:04 How would you rate Shyamalan's SPLIT? Did you like the film? What is your favorite Shyamalan film? Sound off in the comment section below! Be sure to like, share, follow #AtlanticSC on SoundCloud, and leave comments on the track or in the comment section below or on iTunes. We’re looking forward to discussing with you! Follow us on Twitter! Jason AtlanticSC Lee BigPicReviews

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