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Happening, The (2008) |
| 88 reviews |
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Film rated 1.7 / 5
(Chick rating: 2 / 5)
(Guy rating: 1.8 / 5)
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| Suicide's actually a breeze? |
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| Ironically, Bushes kill thousands. |
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| Wahlberg breaks deadly wind. |
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| Death, a floral arrangement? |
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| Answer's blowin' in wind. |
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| Plants make humans daisy-pushers. |
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| Nature 'plants' its revenge. |
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| Night changes plants' behaviour. |
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| Philadelphia. Wahlberg, leaves. |
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| What's happening? Audience sleeping. |
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| Root awakening for mankind. |
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| It's raining construction men. |
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| Suicidal tendencies grow naturally. |
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| The Killing Yourself Fields. |
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| Wahlberg placates plastic plant. |
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| Night blows terrorble winds. |
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| Mankind's suicidal tendencies. |
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| Parks suddenly not relaxing. |
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| Plant warfare? Good Night! |
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| Shyamalan's audience also suicidal. |
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| Plants germinated. People terminated. |
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| Suicides baffle Marky Mark. |
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| The happening? Not happening. |
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| Suicide's in their roots. |
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| M. Night Shyamalan's 'Treevenge'. |
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| Trees tell humans,'Leave'. |
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| Worldwide suicide confuses survivors. |
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| Trees have their revenge. |
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| Leguizamo dies. Natural causes. |
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| Construction workers building dive. |
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| Nature is planting people. |
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| Plants sent suicidal scent. |
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| Mysterious behaviors beyond beleaf. |
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| Shyamalan's stiff breeze. |
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| Pissed-off plants attack. |
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| Pillaged planet fights back. |
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| Genocide by natural causes. |
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| Plants create own fertilizer. |
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| Wahlberg talks to plastic. |
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| Elliot evades suicide vapour. |
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| Psychopathic, murderous, demented grass. |
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| Gore-y green planet message. |
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| Park needs corpse scooper. |
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| Last steps -- walking backwards. |
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| Park's crowded. Wait. Empty. |
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| Parks become instant cemetaries. |
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| Science teacher outsmarts plants. |
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| Plants want people planted. |
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| Park's recreation becomes suicide. |
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| Dog walkers off themselves. |
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| Humans experience wind falls |
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