Glass

Oh my god, this was good!

What a seriously twisted and demented show. James McAvoy did an outstanding job playing the person who has a small village living inside of him and played it to the tee. This is part of the unbreakable series and truly was a sequel worth the brand name
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best movie i have seen i hope they make some kind of tv show spinoff

Incredible that after 19 years the Unbreakble triology has ended. A dark, but enjoyable Superhero movie. We had the Unbreakable (2000) origin story, the Split (2017) origin story and now the ending with a focus on Mr Glass.

I think (i'm not sure) James McAvoy got way more screen time than the rest, but could you blame them? He plays the multi parts really good and it was enjoyable to see him on screen with his personas from Split once again. Doesn't take away that everyone did a great job as well.

These 3 movies shows us that superhero movies don't have to resolve about action, explosions and a happy ending. The movie had some good twists.

People will inevitably hate this film, mostly due to expectations. Me personally, I loved every second of it. It's a slow burn that is definitely imperfect, but I truly believe Shyamalan crafted something special here. A perfect deconstruction of superheroes tied with a brutal, depressing ending (in the same vein as Logan) that I loved.

Might even be a 10 on re-watch.

I was going to say that Glass has survived better than I anticipated 5 years later. But I apparently rated it a 9 at the time. I think the movie is a great meta film. It's a fantastic movie about movies. I think the ending isn't perfect. Not even as good as Unbreakable or Split but I don't think the anemic fight scene is the worst part of the movie. Instead I'd argue that the middle of the film kinda floats along. It doesn't have enough purpose and direction. Instead it feels like the director kinda got lost in the filmcraft and lost focus on the story because there's a lot about the movie that looks good. Looks purposeful but doesn't really feel that way.

This is the sort of movie that you remember more fondly than it actually is because the movie kinda implies things that don't happen. Wouldn't it be cool is "Dunn

I think Shyamalan made an awesome job with this trilogy. We were deceived by everything and he controlled our thoughts through his filmmaking. And we wanted that.
With "Glass" he teased us with what we wanted to happen. And we got slapped in the face. We forgot that this wasn't "just a movie". We forgot that this wasn't the conventional super hero movie. And yes, I got slapped too. And for a good cause. This movie made me realize how we act as consumers. I forgot that movies are a form of art too. And the artist expressed his opinion and I can't really disagree because, he made me believe in it.

Wow, what a ride.... I watched all three movies today as I'm on the couch sick. I love how the stories of the three films came together - although I see it more like Glass being the sequel to both Unbreakable and Split.

As with all Night movies - there's a twist at the end - albeit a minor twist this time.

I'm glad I was able to see these in order all in one day.

We need part 3, what this organization

Worked for me. The end of the trilogy. Ending could have been much better. I would like to see this franchise carry on, I would like to see more about the Group that ended the 3 lives at the end. 🙄🤔