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Not at all what you would expect and far better for it, M. Night Shyamalan’s new film The Visit is a welcome return-to-form for the oft-maligned filmmaker. It’s Shyamalan doing what he does best – working with talented child actors, putting them into peril and shooting said peril from a cold objective distance (a la The Sixth Sense or Signs). The found footage aesthetic, so often laborious and dull, here repurposed by Shyamalan to actively disconnect the audience from what they’re seeing.
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