Ok you see the previews and you think "wow this is going to be some kind of fantasy battle thing or something like that. Oh hell naw, it gets worse.
On top of the fact it isn't what it acts like it will be, the "awesome" parts are SHORT and brief. And then the plotty bits are generally sad and overly dramatic.

You think OH GOOD they didn't just now lobotomize the main character that would be the worst thing possible
Stop reading now if you don't want it ruined, the twists kind of would ruin it if you read them now.
Though honestly if you're on the fence about it, I'd almost vote to not watch.


Then the end turns to be some "oh this was a dream" thing...
oh and Shamalan this...
THEY DO lobotomize her..

I... HATE.. ARTISTIC... ENDINGS...
The movie would have been 1000 times better if like

"no STOP I've discovered something... don't *i dunno stab her in the face with a giant nail*
Let that girl go she's innocent"
And then they all go free, she finds a new home, lives happily ever after.
They stick it to the badguy and the main character is fine at the end and saves the day.

Instead the idiot director goes for the sad ending with all the sacrifice that goes with it.
I wasn't hoping for a psycothriller I wanted just a fun movie.
I'm not saying it was *bad* cinematically speaking but not for how they portrayed it.

I just hate it when a director gets the idea that they want to go for the 'uncommon sad ending because nobody expects it'
There's a reason

Nobody actually wants the sad, artistic, lame stupid ending.
They want the hero to win. They want the girl to escape the unjust imprisonment.
Not this drivel that artists expect consumers to swallow.