"Devil" movie trailer.

"Aerosmith - Pink (#withoutmusic)" (Watch on YouTube)

Night came up with the story here, and produced, didn't direct. I really don't get all the bitchiness people have where it comes to him anyway. Like any director, there is going to be good and bad. I enjoyed "The Sixth Sense", "Unbreakable", and "Signs". Thought "The Village" was okay. Not amazing, but... okay. Didn't like "Lady In The Water" or "The Happening" at all. His current directorial outing is "The Last Airbender" but that one really doesn't interest me. I do know that there are "Airbender" fans who hate his guts for this.

I won't write him off just because I didn't like a couple of the films. He still tells a good story. Can anyone fill me in as to why he has such reaction from people? Groans and laughs when the "Devil" trailer was shown to audiences before "Inception"? Because I really don't get it unless there's something I missed somewhere along the line?

I will probably end up checking this one out. I actually thought the trailer quite effective, and it has my interest. I've always had a thing about elevators. I'm not claustrophobic or anything, but every time I get on one, particularly in a very large building with many floors I dread it breaking down. And then your'e stuck there with a bunch of strangers who could be ... anyone. *shudder*

Speaking of movies, I still need to go see "Inception". I plan on it for the weekend. I've heard so many good things about it and it seems quite awesome from what I have seen.