A mysterious element is causing people to commit suicide.

Rating: 2/10 (5 December 2008)

Is it me, or is each subsequent Shyamalan movie getting worse and worse? Where to begin. Well, the premise of the story is okay, but it's been done. Try watching the original, Day of the Triffids. Not the remake ("Hollywood", stop remaking classics!). Second, the script. The dialogue was stilted and made no sense most of the time. Here we are with the "plant guy" who all at once tells us it's the plants. Okay, he knows botany, but how does he know what's going on when the only news that has been given out is that the country is under attack from terrorists? Oh, I know. Watch out for that daisy, there's a hidden toxin under those petals. And the acting. Even more stilted than the dialogue. And those facial expressions. What was this, acting class 090? And as previously noted, every single actor in this movie, okay the main actors, were not right for the part. Even Buckley, who is a fantastic actress, could not save her character's role. It made no sense. Shoot, the entire movie was a waste of time. Or as my hubby likes to say, There's 90 minutes I'll never get back. Mr. Shyamalan, your talent seems to have been blown away in the proverbial breeze.