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Synopsis
M. Night Shyamalan finally gets to finish the story he began with Unbreakable almost twenty years ago. In Glass, Bruce Willis returns as David Dunn, who has never been hurt, while Samuel L. Jackson once again plays the comic book-obsessed, would-be villain Elijah Price — better known as Mr. Glass. They collide with Split’s Kevin Wendell Crumb (James McAvoy), a.k.a The Beast, and Casey Cooke (Anya Taylor-Joy), setting the stage for a unique superhuman showdown.
As Dunn and The Beast clash, Mr. Glass orchestrates their battles from the sidelines. Shyamalan takes us to entirely new territory as he explores his darkly realistic world of heroes and villains. You’ll look at comic books in a totally new light after coming face to face with Mr. Glass.
Cast
- Bruce Willis
- James McAvoy
- Samuel L. Jackson
- Sarah Paulson
- Anya Taylor-Joy
- Spencer Treat Clark
- Charlayne Woodard
- Adam David Thompson
- Luke Kirby
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- Jan 8, 2019
FIRST NAME MISTER LAST NAME GLASS
David SimsJan 15, 2019The last 45 minutes or so of this could have been fleshed out and lengthened and you'd have a shot at the emotionally cathartic, narratively surprising, and still amusingly pulpy trilogy wrap-up that Shyamalan is perfectly capable of delivering. Unfortunately he's sort of…
matt lynchJan 16, 2019James McAvoy
manilazic - May 26, 2019
Clicked for me on rewatch. Unbreakable was about the stories we tell ourselves so that reality might make sense, giving our pain a larger purpose and Split was about the power of that shared pain; this merges the two in an emotional depiction of solidarity and hope vs.…
Josh LewisFeb 6, 2019Has M. Night Shyamalan ever read a comic book?
Patrick WillemsJan 27, 2019must movies be good? is it not enough to sit somewhere dark and see james mcavoy's ripped body, huge?
cinéfila... 🕯️ - Jan 9, 2019
A low-budget, high-concept superhero movie that’s as clever in its design as it is joyless in its execution, M. Night Shyamalan’s “Glass” is meant to be seen as some kind of demented self-portrait, but which of its dull characters is the long-suffering auteur meant to be?…
davidehrlichApr 13, 2019i’m pretty split about how i feel about this
laurenJan 23, 2019M. Night Shyamalan's Fire Walk with Me -- an empathic examination of trauma and not only the consequences that come with said trauma, but also the lives being shifted, the existences being affected; the shards falling into place, amongst chaos, and shattering spectacularly,…
Eli Hayes
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- Jasmin is "meh" onGlass
He did not need to be on all fours crawling around like a little spider
Orlando Ramone lovedGlassIf you think about it this way: Glass, Split and Unbreakable are anti-Marvel movies, you might appreciate them a lot more (like I do). Shyamalan does the opposite of the superhero formula in his movies.
bailey dislikedGlassa PUDDLE⁉️
- Justin DaSilva likedGlass
Idk why this movie got a lot of hate I thought it was a good ending to the trilogy. It’s my least favorite out of the three of them but that doesn’t mean it’s bad. I was pleasantly surprised by the way it ended, liked the fact that it felt different than other superhero films 👌🏻
Kareem is "meh" onGlassCriminally disappointing. I don't even know where to start. The amount of superficiality in the story and the lack of emotional and dramatic depth, especially in the third act, killed everything good about it. And the cast? Completely wasted. They didn’t even bother to make-
Superbad is "meh" onGlassThe ending, like most of night’s movies, fell flat and ruined what could’ve been a good movie
- Andre lovedGlass
The doctor lady pissed me off omg! I really wish they didn’t kill David and Kevin but whatever🙄 i ended up really loving this trilogy, it surprised me. LOVVVE James McAvoy, his performance was so good in this and i need him desperately Im afraid
Sabrina Bondi likedGlassIf you can overlook the problems with the script, the direction and performances are worth the price of admission. James McAvoy offers you a performance worthy of any price of admission.
Jen likedGlasspretty good but the ending was a bit of a let down. was kind of weird how they talked so much about the brawl going down at the tallest building ceremony and then it never happened.
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- CHCameron Hopkins
This is why M. Night Shyamalan gets so much hate. He makes great movies and disappointments. Split was amazing. Unbreakable was amazing. This was somewhat of a letdown. It was suspenseful but also boring. Reminded me of the village.
LHLindsay HernandezMaplesI'm not real sure how to feel about this movie. I liked it okay, but it was real slow to get to the point, and I think that I would have to see it again before I have a full opinion. I waited years for a sequel to Unbreakable, but I'm not sure this was the sequel we were…
WBwillie begayin a world of superhero movies this is a fresh take on how we actually would treat these people
- SKSergey Komarov
Ties together the Unbreakable and Split movies really well. The movie is so intense it will have you on the edge of your seat.
FKFrank Kadardisappointing...last 20 minutes ruins it.
HDHenry De LeonThe critics are wrong because this movie is great. If you liked Unbreakable and Split , you will like this one.
- BTBeatriz Toscano
I dozed off a few times during the first hour of the movie. It was ok, you can wait for Redbox.
MAMaria AcevedoJames McAvoy is an incredible actor! Loved him in Split and loved him in this movie. All the characters he played were so believable. He is amazing!! Willis and Jackson were good too but McAvoy stoke the show!!
MCMelissa Colon#trash #mustnotsee
Metacritic
Jan 16, 2019
Glass isn’t a terrible film but neither is it a particularly good one, and it certainly doesn’t stick the landing the way the filmmaker and his hardy fans have probably hoped. It’s by turns intriguing, awkward, inspired, misguided, and very, very talky.
Ty Burr
Boston Globe
Jan 16, 2019
Warning: If you have seen neither “Unbreakable” nor “Split,” you may be utterly and irredeemably lost. Shyamalan cares not a whit about — and is probably incapable of making — a stand-alone film that will appeal to a general audience. This one is for the die-hards.
Michael O'Sullivan
Washington Post
Jan 10, 2019
Intermittently entertaining but also a rum mix of goofy and pretentious, Glass sets far more problems than it successfully solves: tying various loose threads together, Shyamalan can’t restrain himself from adding more. The result’s a lumpy tangle, and the trilogy’s weakest instalment.
Tim Robey
The Telegraph
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Glass (2019) family-friendly?
The movie has been rated as PG-13, meaning that some material may be considered inappropriate for children under 13.
How long is Glass (2019)?
The movie is 2hr 9min long.
What's Glass (2019) about?
M. Night Shyamalan finally gets to finish the story he began with Unbreakable almost twenty years ago. In Glass, Bruce Willis returns as David Dunn, who has never been hurt, while Samuel L. Jackson once again plays the comic book-obsessed, would-be villain Elijah Price — better known as Mr. Glass. They collide with Split’s Kevin Wendell Crumb (James McAvoy), a.k.a The Beast, and Casey Cooke (Anya Taylor-Joy), setting the stage for a unique superhuman showdown. As Dunn and The Beast clash, Mr. Glass orchestrates their battles from the sidelines. Shyamalan takes us to entirely new territory as he explores his darkly realistic world of heroes and villains. You’ll look at comic books in a totally new light after coming face to face with Mr. Glass.
Who's the cast of Glass (2019)?
- Bruce Willis as David Dunn/The Overseer
- James McAvoy as Kevin Wendell Crumb/The Horde
- Samuel L. Jackson as Elijah Price/Mr. Glass
- Sarah Paulson as Dr. Ellie Staple
- Anya Taylor-Joy as Casey Cooke
- Spencer Treat Clark as Joseph Dunn
- Charlayne Woodard as Mrs. Price
- Adam David Thompson as Daryl
- Luke Kirby as Pierce
Who's the director behind Glass (2019)?
M. Night Shyamalan directed Glass (2019).
Who produced Glass (2019)?
Jason Blum, M. Night Shyamalan and Ashwin Rajan produced Glass (2019).
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