Didn't buy into contrived story when this came out 15yrs later and it's no better
M. Night Shyamalan has been trying to live up to the success of the Sixth Sense since it came out in 1999. That has often trapped him in a box as the writer who comes up with the surprise endings. Sometimes that’s forced and has led to bad movies. Lady In The Water is one of them.<br /><br />The start of the movie should’ve been a sign that this wasn’t going to be one of Shyamalan’s hits. It has Paul Giamatti finding Bryce Dallas Howard swimming in his apartment’s pool. Yes from there the whole mystery of the plot is supposed to be revealed. The rest of the movie is Giamatti attempting to figure out the riddle around Howard and what she’s doing in his apartment complex. Howard on the other hand plays an almost completely passive character as Giamatti does all the work.<br /><br />Overall the story comes off as completely contrived and I never bought into it from the start. For instance, there’s a scene with Howard sitting in a shower with a big group of people Giamatti has collected from the apartment who he thinks can help her. They just stand there as if this is a normal event. I saw this in a theater when it came out and I had the same reaction. Watching it 15 years later and it hasn’t improved my opinion at all.
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