Glass

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The sequel to M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable and Split, Glass brings Bruce Willis' heroic Dunn, James McAvoy's monstrous and demented Horde and Samuel L. Jackson's intellectual and tormented villain Mr. Glass together for a showdown-after a lengthy bit in a secure psychiatric center were shady individuals "process" such aberrations as themselves. Here, the whole notion of Superheroes and Supervillains gets dissected, and the story takes some twists-but this is a somewhat slower ride than Split, and towards the 4th act, one is left a bit weary. By introducing a third column involved at nearly the end, the movie calls for a sequel which might never be, despite it being a financial success at the box office. Watch with that last caveat.

Erik M.

Continuity mistake: When Elijah first goes into Kevin's room, there are a pair of shoes under the foot of his bed. These shoes disappear when the shot cuts back and forth from Elijah and Kevin.

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Elijah's Mother: They always underestimate the mastermind.

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Trivia: In the comics shop the lights on the billboards are green for the heroes and purple for the villains.

oswal13

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Question: Why did Hedwig go in a homeless people's hideout to make the beast go out when this one's supposed to be attracted by the girls in the factory?

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