With highly calculated camera work and constant tension, Shyamalan pulls you into this tale - about a group of folks who find themselves trapped on a secluded beach, where they age rapidly - and entrances you even while making you regularly uncomfortable. The writer-director of interesting films ranging from 1999’s ‘The Sixth Sense” to 2017’s “Split” has turned it into “Old,” one of his most inspired efforts in the last decades.
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