Did anyone notice the 5th gen silver max parked next to the family's truck when they drove into town???

 

didn't the family have a station wagon

 

that's rite.my bad

 

It appears M. Night Shyamalan likes the Max - remember the 4th gen in "Sixth Sense"?

 

damn u beat me to it. I was just gonna post that, yeah its a 00-01 silver max. That movie was creepy as hell.

 

I also saw the movie and the max, but they didn't show enough of the aliens! It was cool when they did..
bob

 

DAMN YOU!!! I haven't seen that movie yet! ARG!!! Why did I have to come to this thread!? NOOOOOOOOO!!! Just incase, I'm gonna unsubscribe from this thread incase someone ruins the plot.

 

Just saw the movie. I noticed the Max as well. That movie was definetly creepy.

 

that movie scared me senseless...im scared sitting here scared right now. yeah as soon as i saw it i leaned over to my girl and was like thats a maxima

her reaction:

 

LOL i feel that! damn, just hearing you guys say its creepy kinda creeps me out here.

 

I saw that movie last night and immediately noticed that Sterling Mist Max. I posted that on another forum. At least I know im not the only one crazy enough to post something like that.

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AUWI = Ate Up With It

 

Hehe...I'm glad to hear I wasn't the only one freaked out by that movie. After I saw it last night and came home I made a litle mid-morning snack. The thing was it was pitch black inside and no one was home. Plus the fact that I'm nightblind as hell makes my imagination go on a rampage when I can't see... Needless to say I was trying to find a light everywhere I went in the house.

 

It was actually really funny; when the kids came outside and went to the dog for the first time and he made that huge bark i swear that every single person jumped out of their seats, it was hillarious.

 

yep, pretty scary especially when the aliens invaded their house. But I thought they "revealed" too much of the alien. Should of kept presence of the aliens minimal.

 

i thought he did it perfectly in that very alfred hitchcock manner: lurking in the shadows: a sillhouette here, a leg here, a noise here, a claw here...the unknown is much scarier than the real thing