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M. Night Shyamalan&#8217;s <i>Signs</i> Is Two Movies in One — And They&#8217;re Both Kind of Great

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A scene from the movie Signs (2002): Morgan (Rory Culkin), Merrill (Joaquin Phoenix) and Bo (Abigail Breslin) sit together on the couch wearing tin foil hats.

M. Night Shyamalan’s Signs Is Two Movies in One — And They’re Both Kind of Great

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Low-angle statue depicting a figure from Greek or Roman mythology; the figure wears a crown of grape leaves and holds a cup

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