Making 'Signs' (2003) (V)

Director:

Laurent Bouzereau

Writer:

Laurent Bouzereau (writer)

Release Date:

7 January 2003 (USA)

Genre:

Documentary

Plot:

Nearly every possible aspect of fimmaking used to produce the motion picture Signs (2002) is closely examined here...

Plot Keywords:

Director | Film Making | Sci Fi Filmmaking | Family Relationships | Alien Invasion

Cast

Abigail Breslin	...	Herself - 'Bo Hess'
Eric Brevig	...	Himself - Visual Effects Supervisor
Rory Culkin	...	Himself - 'Morgan Hess'
Tak Fujimoto	...	Himself - Director of Photography
Larry Fulton	...	Himself - Production Designer
Mel Gibson	...	Himself - 'Graham Hess'
James Newton Howard	...	Himself - Composer
Cherry Jones	...	Herself - 'Officer Paski'
Kathleen Kennedy	...	Herself - Executive Producer
Frank Marshall	...	Himself - Producer
Brick Mason	...	Himself - Storyboard Artist / Second Unit Director
Sam Mercer	...	Himself - Producer
Joaquin Phoenix	...	Himself - 'Merrill Hess'
M. Night Shyamalan	...	Himself - Director / Writer / Producer

Runtime:

59 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Company:

Buena Vista Home Entertainment (BVHE)

Trivia:

This documentary is featured on the DVD of Signs (2002), released in Region 1 (USA and Canada), January 2003.

Movie Connections:

References The Sixth Sense (1999)

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I don't know what a spoiler is! As for the film: It was too dark and the sound was terrible! I even amplified through headphones and could not hear. I have not the foggiest idea what the movie was about! I tried to get the summary, but it just left me hanging! Who were the extra terrestrials? Why did they come? Why did they go away? What happened to the one which was battered? Now, I can read James Joyce so I am not lacking in intelligence! Mr. Gibson is a very fine actor whose performances I generally enjoy very much. However, he should know that whispers and childish voices do not carry well in films unless they are amplified or the whisper projected as the British actors learn to do. The darkness in which the film was shot was very distracting. It did add to the mystery-too much so! I am really frustrated as I did not understand what was going on!