M. Night Shyamalan addressed the popular theory about the aliens in "Signs" and said he has finally settled the debate about what they really are.
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Fans receive a definitive answer from Shyamalan on a long‑standing mystery in his film.
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- The theory about the aliens in "Signs" was described as popular.
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