A blind girl from a little village goes to the towns to get medicine. However, the woods - and the village itself - contain dangerous secrets.

Rating: 8/10 (4 March 2017)

'The Village' is a well thought out, intense movie that raises some genuinely good questions. I enjoyed it and my only complaint would be that the story moved pretty slowly, but it was a good way to spend two hours. The acting, plot and soundtrack were all excellent. One thing I enjoy about M. Night's films is that there practically no explanation of what the movie is really about - you watch it and the story and all its mysteries unfold. 'The Village' is a perfect example of this. The film opens with a small community living their normal lives, except for that there's monsters in the woods. The plot centers on a girl that must go through the woods to the towns to get supplies. My favorite part of this movie is how it deals with disabilities and mental disorders. The main character is blind, and another character has a mental disorder. The theme of the movie was also thought-provoking. Is it right to run away from your own mistakes? I would recommend this movie if you want to watch a slightly chilling, original story that leaves you deep in thought.