An amazing movie of Love and what love will make you do.

Rating: 9/10 (5 March 2017)

M. Night Shyamalan's Village starts out with a father sadly lying beside the coffin of his young boy. The village after the death of this young boy goes back to the routine of life with a simple yet peaceful way of life. You can tell that this village has many sorrows but is very peaceful. Events then unfold to show that this village has many queer things about it, such as red being a bad color as well as the citizens never leave the village. People of the village fear that once you go out of the village monsters of red will attack you in the movie these monsters are called "those who we do not speak of". So, the people of the village make sure to never leave the village for fear of "those who we do not speak of." Through the movie "those who we do not speak of" leave marks and warnings not to leave the village. Another tragedy occurs should the main character leave the village for help? Throughout the movie, M. Night Shyamalan uses unique ways to create suspense which hooks the watcher in. M. Night Shyamalan uses long shots as well as reflections. When you cannot see the thing of importance and you can only see the character's reaction you badly wish for the camera angle to change so that you can see what the characters see, in this way long shots are very well used. Another characteristic of suspense created from the cinematography was reflection of water, showing "those who we do not speak of" in pursuit of the main character, this effect creates much suspense and desire to change the angle to see the monster's physic. This effect keeps the audience questioning the appearance of these monsters. Another ingredient of suspense in The Village was the amazing music that enraptured you putting you in the shoes of the character. In conclusion, I find that The Village is an amazing enrapturing movie. M. Night Shyamalan skillfully uses reflections and long shots to create suspense, as well as using extremely suspenseful music to match the amazing cinematography. I would recommend this movie to a friend if you are into a suspenseful deep thinking sort of movie.