Glass

2019 • 129 minutes

About this movie

M. Night Shyamalan brings together two of his standout original films—Unbreakable and Split— in this explosive comic book thriller. Elijah Price, also known as Mr. Glass (Samuel L. Jackson), finds David Dunn (Bruce Willis) pursuing Kevin Wendell Crumb's superhuman figure, The Beast (James McAvoy), in a series of escalating encounters. Price, armed with secrets critical to both men, emerges as a shadowy orchestrator.

Ratings and reviews

What the...? I don't even know where to start. Everything in this film is the worst except for the fact that James McAvoy did a good job. It's a simple DID case, but when they mixed up with another nonsense comic hero thing, the film turned out worst. If they made it simple DID film, it would turned out great. Dialogues in this film are so weird and maybe because I'm not a native speaker, I feel like I don't know what's happening. For beginning to nearly end, I was watching blindly. Totally bad!

I wish I could watch it. I tried to stream it after purchasing, chromecasting to my tv. Within the intro credits it freezes and goes static screen for a few seconds then speeds forward where it should have been. It has continued doing so several minutes into the movie as well, I’m not able to watch it through here now and I just paid for it. I’m not upset at the company, just sad that my purchase didn’t pan out like it was supposed to.

Disappointing, to say the least. The ending is a total letdown. The Sarah Paulson character is insufferable. All they had to do was let David be his vigilante self. Have him and Kevin aka the Beast set loose upon each other. No mental hospital locking them up, no boring monologues about Comic books (ooh! aahh!) & Superheroes. We freaking get it. WE GET IT. They spent 2 movies developing the characters already, Why must you make this movie plodding & slow? You had 1 job: Unleash Beast. Failed