2/3 of critic ratings are 40-60.
Imdb rating was 8.5 (fake votes) Wed morning, 7.3 Fri evening. Will drop below 7 soon. First two movies are 7.3.
Will it make the projected $50m (4 day)? Maybe, but WoM will kill the next weekend.
who cares what you idiots say? great movie. fuck the critics and everyone else who hate this movie
sharewho cares what you idiots say? great movie. fuck the critics and everyone else who hate this movie
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these are the words of someone who is too invented in the outcome
Its ok if you like the movie(although I feel the movie is so terrible, You have to be biased going in to like it, and statements like this from you clearly prove you are in fact biased)
the facts are you have to say fuck the critics,fuck everyone else this movie is great
that means you know the consensus is the movie is a disappointment and its bothering you.
I Love plenty of movies that the majority hates...
for example, I really like the 2014 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie(you know the one Michael Bay Produced)
But I do not go around saying "fuck the critics, fuck the reviews,fuck the scores, fuck what everyone else thinks, this movie is great and you are all wrong"
and the reason is, I'm happy just liking a movie that everyone else hates.
I dont need to "Be RIGHT".....
I fully recognize that I'm in the minority.
this bring me back to "you are too invested in the outcome"
you cant be happy Just Liking Glass while The Majority Hates it
You are biased, You WANT everyone to like it as much as you...and when they didnt, you are now trying to Ignore their consensus and say they are all wrong and you are right.
the facts are undeniable now...Glass's cinemascore came in last night...
In every possible way...The consensus is, Glass is NOT GOOD
#1. Awful reviews, The Majority of the review are negative, and even the minority that are positive are just barely positive,even the people that gave the movie a positive reviews noted it as huge problems and just thought it was decent.
#2.All Rating on Popular sites are Plummeting...by in large The overwhelming Majority does not like this movie.
#3.Box office...Glass is badly under performing and at this point wont even match Split box office despite tracking HUGE...Next weekend its going to collapse due to terrible WOM
#4. Cinemascore, The only true way to gauge the audience reaction and WOM....and Glass's Cinenascore is AWFUL....its A "B" ....The same score as Catwoman and Green Lantern
who cares what you idiots say? great movie. fuck the critics and everyone else who hate this movie
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again this statement just says everything about you...it proves you were biased going in and proves you are still biased now.
what you should have been saying is ..."Ya it sucks about the reviews, I dont understand why everyone seems to hate this movie, I love it and thats all that matter to me"
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This statement would prove you are Not Biased, Not delusional and Not Invested in the outcome.
You would be fully acknowledging the POOR consensus of the film but giving YOUR OPINION thats its great...
Instead you gave the classic BUTTHURT response of "everybody else is wrong and I am right"
critics are wrong, audience is wrong, websites are wrong, I'm right its a great movie.
again you only do this if your invested in the outcome. you are not happy just Liking this movie yourself.
You wanted and want everyone else to think the movie is great...You now are seeing undeniable proof that the Majority does not like the movie, and your childishly choosing to IGNORE the consensus and claim you are right and everyone else is wrong.
you say im biased and yet you cant even say why. am i biased for no reason? the critics are the ones who biased on shaymalan. because he made some bad movies in the past hes now marked and no matter how good of a movie he will direct they will hunt him just like they did. yes the critics dont count most of them are curropted for different film studious and litterly get paid by them.
shareI think you are being a little biased towards your own reaction. Right now, audience scores on IMDB, RT, and metacritic are positive revealing that most people liked the movie. Is it getting 9's and 10's, no, but still getting above average marks suggesting most people liked it. Critically, it has panned. Will the audience scores remain as high as they are, that remains to be seen. But I think it's inaccurate to say right now that the overwhelming majority of people did not like this movie.
I also think you put way too much stock in cinemascore as "the only true way to gauge an audience reaction". I mean really, what kind of statement is that lol? A "B" isn't bad or TERRIBLE as you seem to be suggesting; putting it on the same level as Catwoman and Green Lantern. Unbreakable was a C and Split was a B+ so it's not that far off from it's predecessors.
Commercially it's looking like a 4 day 50mil opening via deadline. Probably grosses around low 100's for it's total; considering the low budget, does that make it a commercial success?
It was a good film. Why do you care so much if some people enjoyed this alternative to Marvel CGI crap?
This essay responding to someone who has an opposite opinion to you… that is a little weird.
Seems like you're projecting a bit.
"You're too invested in the outcome!" *writes long wall of text in reply to a two sentence post*
Fact is, while critics disliked it, audiences in general are finding it pretty good. It's not a 10, but it's certainly not bad, and the majority certainly doesn't seem to hate it like you're projecting. Clearly you can't be happy simply disliking a movie that other people like. You've gone to incredible lengths to convince yourself that the "outcome" supports your opinion 100%.
"You're too invested in the outcome."
Seems that audiences liked it overall. One of those movies that critics and audiences are "split" on hahaha!
shareMy opinion exactly.
shareClassy response. Who cares what you say?
shareNot sure why so many dislike this. I found it interesting and a fun ride to the end. The suspense music was great.
shareNot sure why so many dislike this. I found it interesting and a fun ride to the end. The suspense music was great.
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Its the ending....I've read the reviews and comments on major sites...
People Understand the ending, understand what Night was going for but absolutely HATE it.
but thank you for your comment, I respect the way you said it...your giving your opinion that you like the film but acknowledging the poor consensus...some people of here, Literally IGNORE the consensus and try to claim "Nope the reviews are wrong, the audience scores are wrong, You all are dumb, This movie is great, you just are too stupid too understand it"
Glass was my most anticipated movie of the year.
M Night is my favorite director.
but I've never felt more depressed leaving a movie theater than I was yesterday with Glass.
I rate the first 15 minutes of the movie a 10/10....The Middle/Hospital part a 7/10....and Then the final 15 minutes/ending is literally a 0/10...
and I'm not exaggerating, I've been thinking all night and I can not think of a movie with a worse ending.
and with that being said I want to make sure you know I fully Understand the ending, I've read dozens of "Glass ending explained" articles, watched countless youtube videos, I fully understand every single thing Night did with the ending...I'm just arguing It doesnt work and Is among the worst creative failures I've ever seen in a movie.
In fact it may be right up there with "Martha" in BvS as the single worst creative failure In Movie history.
Everything about the movie was ok to decent, except the ending...that is why people dislike the movie.
simply put, its the worst possible ending....You could list out 100 different ways to end this movie and trilogy and This ending would be picked as The worst of all 100 ending by every person that views the list.
It seems the people who love it, want to believe, the people who hate it just dont understand it.
thats not even remotely the case, The ending actually makes sense, Its easy to see what Night was going for.
The ending Ties up the trilogy perfectly and even sets up the possibility for other movies ansd stories.
we get a explanation for how and why superheroes exist in This universe...The ending explains everything.
Its just The absolute wrong ending, Its the worst possible way to do it...
In basketball, you have 24 second to make a basket.....
well one could be to spend 23 seconds passing the ball around not running the right sets, and then have to take a terrible fade away shot with 2 defenders on you because your out of time...and the shot goes in you get 2 points, it worked.
another way is to run the right sets, and get a wide open lay with 17 seconds left on the clock, It works you get 2 points.
They both work, The difference is one is wrong, Its the worst way to do it, Theres a better way to get 2 points
thats what happened with Glass...The ending technical explains everything....But Its The worst Possible way to do it....There were so many better ways to end the movie and Trilogy.
somehow M Night...Literally wrote the worst possible ending for this movie.
Can you share what you think the ending meant, and why you disliked it so much?
I found it incredibly depressing, but there was a stark realism to it. The fight in front of the hospital leading up to it was beautifully shot. I don't think I've seen a fight sequence at all like that, and found it rather stunning in its elegance. Other than being disappointed that Bruce Willis met his end in the way he did, I really liked what was done. Curious to hear your thoughts.
Can you share what you think the ending meant, and why you disliked it so much?
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no, I'll post a video that explains it better than I could......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49Lis1wKSrw
as you said the ending is incredibly depressing.
and as I said, I'm not arguing that the end doesnt make sense, explains all the loose ends and important things and ends the trilogy.
what I'm saying is, Its the WORST Possible ending.
there are so many other ways the story could have ended that accomplished the exact same thing Night was going for....somehow Night, Literally wrote the worst ending possible.
That guy seemed to enjoy the film and the ending. I'm trying to get a sense of why you think it was the worst possible ending. What made it such? What would have been the best possible ending?
shareI'm not writing...No need to go into detail.
IMO The ending was Insulting.
The Way Dunn's character met his death, was equivalent to "Martha" in BvS...
Its something so absurd and Insulting, Anything after becomes irreverent because of the deep anger you feel.
The acting by Dunn's son when He is explaining the Train Twist, Is truly among the worst acting I've seen in a Major Movie.
The fact that M Night Literally has to have the characters spell out and tell you the Plot twist and explanations at the end was bad...He did not not do a good enough job directing and telling the story and instead literally had to the characters reveal on camera exactly what he wanted US the audience to know.
He gave The story and a characters a definitive end.....Yet in the next scene(end scene) sets up the possibility for future movies and stories.
I and IMO Most everyone else fell in love with The 3 Main characters, Glass,Dunn and Kevin/The Beast.....These are the stories and movies we want...we waited nearly 20 years to see get a sequel to Unbreakabl, and He Kills off every character we love and tries to set up the possibility for new to stories and movies.
If your going to kill off the Main characters, If you dont care about Gutting the audience and Leaving 9 out of every 10 people that see this movie disappointed leaving theater...Then Fucking Do it and end it, Just end the movie on A Definitive DOWNER....but DONT then in the next scene set up the possibility for New Movies with New characters/superheroes we dont care about.
the real crime here is, we do not get what we were looking forward to.
When Split ended, most of us thought and looked forward to a sequel with David hunting The Beast ...Instead we got 10 mins of it.
Overall as I've said the ending works, makes sense and I understand what Night was going for....but I feel(and based on the Majority consensus) its clear most agree with me that the ending is awful and could have been done in a much better way.
a lot of posters are asking something like, "Why didn't you like it? This movie made perfect sense." But just because an allegory matches up somewhat, even perfectly for that matter, doesn't exactly make it a good story, IMO. This movie was hard to watch and aggravating even.
Its perfectly fine if you like the ending and movie...just dont try to make it seem like Your smarter than everyone else and Understand it....
almost everyone understands the ending, This isnt a case of people simply not understand the "Genius" of the ending...
we understand it, we just do not like it or feel its good.
"If your going to kill off the Main characters, If you dont care about Gutting the audience and Leaving 9 out of every 10 people that see this movie disappointed leaving theater...Then Fucking Do it and end it, Just end the movie on A Definitive DOWNER....but DONT then in the next scene set up the possibility for New Movies with New characters/superheroes we dont care about."
I think this statement shows that you don't "get" the ending at all.
it's not about setting up the possibilities for new movies/characters.
(that wouldn't even be necessary anyway. this is a world where super heroes can exist. no set up required)
exposing the existence of superheroes to the world is the perfect conclusion to mister glass' story arc from the very first film.
all he wanted to do in the first film is find a superhero, to prove they exist, and give his own life meaning. after that, his obvious next goal would be to prove their existence to the world.
there could not have been a more perfect ending to this trilogy.
I think this statement shows that you don't "get" the ending at all.
it's not about setting up the possibilities for new movies/characters.
(that wouldn't even be necessary anyway. this is a world where super heroes can exist. no set up required)
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no this is just you wanting to believe you are smarter than everyone...
from the moment you replied your only goal was to get me to "explain what I didnt like about the ending"
you did this because, No matter what I said your reply was going to be "I think this statement shows that you don't "get" the ending at all."
this is your only real answer to why everyone hates the film and ending.
You like the ending, which is fine...Its its clear you WANT others to like it as well...
and you clearly see most everyone hates it.
So, the only way you can defend it....It to claim ..."Nope your just not smart enough to understand it"
again I say...I and most everyone else understands the ending and understand what Night was going for....Your not some high and mighty person who secretly understands the "Genius" of the ending...
we all get it....You are just it a small minority that likes it
(that wouldn't even be necessary anyway. this is a world where super heroes can exist. no set up required)
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riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhht...
thats why the final line of the movie is ....
something to the effect of ...."I know what this is, This is the moment we are let in on the Universe"
clearly Night choose to end the movie, letting audiences know there is now A New Universe opening up, where the effects of what Glass did, Is going to result in new Superheroes and villains being created...
again...If you want to give the trilogy and story and definitive ALL TIME Downer end by Killing off all 3 main characters and ending and explaining everything ...FINE
but dont then in the next scene, End the movie with A "New Universe" where new movies and new stories can take place.
and again please stop acting like you understand the movie and everyone else doesnt...
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/totally-perplexed-ending-glass-heres-040549569.html
The Final Twist
Elijah, it turns out, had anticipated everything. To thwart the cover-up, he found a way to patch the psychiatric hospital's hundreds of cameras into some kind of permanent, recorded feed. This video was sent to those who would feasibly carry on the legacy of each main character: David's son (Joseph), Kevin's sole survivor (Casey), and Elijah's mother. These three blast the video files out in the world, proving that superhumans with special powers do, indeed, exist.
The late Elijah seems to believe that this irrefutable proof could awaken the powers of individuals all across the nation. And so, at the end of the movie, a new era begins: one in which the world is filled with superheroes. As I said before, it's hardly a conclusion at all. It feels much more like a prequel to another trilogy. But Shyamalan insists there won't be more movies. For the sake of this whole hot mess, let's hope he means it.
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boy it sure does seem like this reviewer understood it, and saw the same thing I saw.
https://1428elm.com/2019/01/14/glass-new-universe-superheroes-villains/
Glass is the perfect set up for M. Night Shyamalan to create his own superhero and villain cosmos if he chooses to do so. Is the world ready for an alternative to Marvel and D.C.? I say, “bring it!”
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Hummmmmmmmmmm......sure as heck seems like this reviewer saw the same thing I saw
https://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/movies/2019/01/16/with-glass-night-shyamalan-makes-comeback-partway/NU14vOwjGwqw7BGwyPFs4H/story.html
It gives me no pleasure to write this. Shyamalan is one of cinema’s true believers and an outsider auteur in an industry that needs more of them. And the notion of exploring superheroes who walk through our real world remains worthwhile, even if TV shows like “Jessica Jones” and “Luke Cage” have moved the football further down the field in the years since “Unbreakable.” The big twist ending of “Glass” both clears that field and resets it for a whole new universe of world-savers and evildoers, but by this point you may be inclined to agree with Tina Turner: We don’t really need another hero.
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at this point take the loss and give up...
your not smarter than everyone else...
instead your desperate...You know the ending is getting torn to shreds and it bothers you so the only thing you can do is claim "you didnt understand it"
no we understood it...we just hate it...
you in the minority who liked it, deal with it
there could not have been a more perfect ending to this trilogy.
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I think you mean "IMO there could not have been a more perfect ending to this trilogy."
you are entitled to that opinion....
Just know the majority disagrees with your opinion and feels its a terrible way to end the trilogy
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from the moment you replied your only goal was to get me to "explain what I didnt like about the ending"
you did this because, No matter what I said your reply was going to be "I think this statement shows that you don't "get" the ending at all."
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you do realise that I have only replied to you once right?
you should maybe calm down a bit.
as angry as you are about demanding that everybody should hate this film, there are other people who have a different opinion about the movie that is just as valid as yours.
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I think you mean "IMO there could not have been a more perfect ending to this trilogy."
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yes, that is exactly what I mean. given that I was the person who wrote it, it is by definition; my opinion.
IMO it is not necessary to write "IMO" before everything I say. because, IMO everything I say is my opinion. but you know, that's just my opinion (IMO).
I don't think the ending is explicitly intended to create a jumping off point for making more sequels.
it's the idea of what would happen next that is the exiting thing.
it's the "oh shit!" moment.
personally, I would prefer there aren't any more sequels, because it all wraps up perfectly in this trilogy.
but, at the same time, I would totally be on-board for watching another movie in this universe, as long as Shyamalam feels like he has a good idea for it.
all of the above is just my opinion though of course ; )
How would you have ended it? I thought it was fine (maybe I am missing something). Sort of reminds me if the Sentinels were there first before the Mutant revolution ever came to be. They won't be able to contain it though once the word got out. It seems only this doc was trying to see if they can revert this state of power by inserting delusional belief that it wasn't real, was all in the mind and to let go. Seems to have backfired completely hence why she wanted to travel to another country to do more 'experiments'.
shareIt seems only this doc was trying to see if they can revert this state of power by inserting delusional belief that it wasn't real, was all in the mind and to let go.
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that was the case....she wasnt trying...
that was her goal...
In M Nights Universe...that is how Superheroes and Villains are created, through the power of belief...
The doctor in Split, Kevin's doctor, explain this in the first 20 mins of Split
The reason why The Beast was created was through the belief of The other Personalities..
Staple was actually having Success, Both Dunn and The Beast were losing power in Glass and both were doubting If it was real and if they really had superpowers.
I think The Beast even at one point even says, "I've still got 10" ...Meaning he still had 10 Personalities believing.
Staple was actually a good,bad guy...her organization had been killing Superheros and Villains for 10000 years...she actually found a different way to stop them and eliminate them without killing them...
unfortunately due to The Master planning of Glass...Her efforts didnt work.
Deadline reporting a 4 day total will just barely crack 50 mil to a second best MLK weekend opening ever if that means anything. Looking at most major sites, the user scores are mostly positive while critics are negative. So I guess this is one of those movies that most of the audience enjoyed, but the critics didn't. Probably ends with a low 100 mil gross, but with only a 20 mil budget isn't that good?
share$100 million DOMESTIC, you mean?
Because it's already about to crack $100 million worldwide and it's only been out for five days
https://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=universalevent2019.htm
Yes, I was referring to domestic.
shareyes the budget is incredibly important for this movie.
due to the very low 20 M budget.
Glass will be extremely profitable...
But due to the horrific reviews and poor WOM and reactions, Its clear the movie is Under performing.
going into the movie, there wasnt a single site or analyst that predicted Glass to make less than Split or open less than 55 to 60 M(some as high as 70M+)....
and Glass Barely matched Splits Opening Weekend....and Will not even get close to Splits domestic total and World Wide total...
bottom line....Glass is a Profitable Disappointment.
basically this is HUGE going forward,because with the reputation Glass has and awful WOM, this does not bode well for future movies if that is what Night intended...
Glass clearly sets up the possibility for New Stories and Movies in This Universe.
Had Glass performed like expected, Opened over 65 million, Made 175 to 200 Million domestically and over 350 to 400 Million WW....IMO It would have been guaranteed Night would have went forward with spinoffs...
at least 2 or 3, cheap, Moderate 5 to 15 Million dollar budget movies, telling new stories set in this Universe.
but The reactions to Glass has been so horrible, The Box office is drastically Under performing...I'm not sure there's theres much of an audience for This Universe now.
I mean Its certainly possible if they can keep the budgets really Low...Like under 5 million...theres just not much risk there...
But the horrific reception to Glass, IMO has pretty much crippled what I believe Night wanted to do....Night Specifically Ended Glass, with the final line of the movie setting up a "New Universe"
Night clearly wanted to milk this universe for movies...and I think He probably either Killed that or drastically hurt it with shitting the bed with The quality of Glass.
Looks like the sites and "analysts" were way off from the studio's expectations. With only a 20 mil budget I don't think they were expecting to have a 60/70 opening weekend otherwise you probably would have a bigger budget. Maybe they got what they were shooting for?
The box office may be drastically underperforming, to the again "experts", projections, but the film is already a commercial success so does that matter? You even said so yourself in another post that it if opened at over 40 mil that it would be a huge success.
If Night's overall goal was to startup a new universe for new movies, well then I am glad it panned critically. We don't need another MCU and DCEU.
Its A profitable disappointment.
Its completely collapsing in its second weekend with only 16 million...
It probably wont even top 100 M domestically.
the reason why its so disappointing and is a big deal is because This is all a direct result of the awful quality of the film ...
Had Glass, from day 1 been tracking around 35 to 40 Million...had Glass, Not topped Split Is every awareness poll, had ALL data not POINTED to Glass Tracking huge...then yes right now it would be looked as a hit...
But the facts are Its a giant Missed Opportunity now....The Hype,excitement and Awareness was there...This movie was going to be HUGE if it was good.
but Negative reception Crippled it and it Drastically under performed because of it.
The Film was hit with a wave Of Awful reviews, which was a killer...Given Night's history, a lot of people were waiting of reviews and were influenced, because Night Has a history of either making great films or awful films...when The reviews hit, A Huge portion of the audience were just Out...they werent going to sit through another terrible M Night movie.
Then WOM of hit and spoilers hit...people start hearing about the awful ending.
Then Audience scores hit and they are terrible.
Then Box office hits and its drastically lower than expected.
The Poor quality of the film caused an avalanche of Negativity around the movie that Literally Caused it to Make 35 to 40 % Less than it could have.
again It would be completely different if Glass never had such HUGE box office potential...
but It did, and The Poor quality of the film KILLED that Potential...
First two movies? Is there another movie besides Split?
share"Unbreakable" (1990) is an early M. Night Shyamalan movie that introduces David Dunn (Bruce Willis) and Elijah Price / Mister Glass (Samuel Jackson). It's a pretty good movie and considered one of Shyamalon's best. The scene at the end of "Split" with Bruce Willis in the diner made fans of "Unbreakable" flip their sh!t. "Glass" is a sequel to both "Unbreakable" and "Split".
shareFirst two movies? Is there another movie besides Split?
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I hope your not being serious here...
It would be such a shame if you really hadn't....
A. seen Unbreakable at all
and B. Hadnt seen Unbreakable before seeing Glass
Unbreakable is a near Masterpiece..Literally one of my all time favorite movies....
I would right now immediately recommend you watching Unbreakable as fast as possible but I dont think its a good idea after seeing Glass.so I'm not sure I can make that recommendation now
Its truly a shame you didnt get to see Unbreakable before seeing The Abomination that is Glass.
Now unfortunately when you watch Unbreakable, You'll have the full knowledge of how The story Ultimately ends and I believe that Will truly effect your viewing experience watching Unbreakable.
simply put, Its rare that a movie is SO terrible it can potentially ruins the movies that came before it.
but Glass is that rare movie...I'm not sure I'll every be able to watch and enjoy one of my favorite movies of all time in Unbreakable the same way any more...
and I'm damn near certain anyone like you who saw Glass before Unbreakable Will not be able to view Unbreakable and enjoy it like you could have before the Shitshow that was Glass
Damn, I was about to watch Glass, but I will hold my horses now! First I will watch Unbreakable, than I will watch Split again and after that Glass for a complete experience! Thank you very much for the detailed answer!!!
shareYeah, if you haven't seen Unbreakable then you definitely don't want to watch Glass yet. I've been worried that a lot of people--especially younger people--will not realize that Glass is the last film in a TRILOGY.
shareDamn, I was about to watch Glass, but I will hold my horses now! First I will watch Unbreakable, than I will watch Split again and after that Glass for a complete experience! Thank you very much for the detailed answer!!!
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I wish you could watch them in Order.
In fact, to really get the "Goosebumps" you need to have watched them to 20 years apart.
watching Unbreakable in theaters and then watching at least 30 times over the last 15 years....always wishing for a sequel...
and then going to see Split in theaters, Thankfully not having ANYTHING including the Twist spoiled was truly one of the greatest theatrical experiences/moments of my life.
watching Split, Fully Loving it, but Then having my mind Blown by The "Unbreakable theme" coming in, and Then The reveal of David Dunn and that Split is set in the Unbreakable Universe...is just something I'll truly Always remember and be thankful for.
then going home and realizing, that Unbreakable was The creation/Origin of A Superhero, It was David's Origin /Birth....and Split was The creation/Origin of A Villain, Davids Equal....
they were masterfully done, simply put, ......GLASS was my most anticipated movie of 2019 and my 2nd most anticipated film of all time...
I've spent the last 2 years DREAMING about Glass....and Unfortunately it left me gutted and Furious.
but with that being said.
I truly am thankful for My experiences With Unbreakable and Split...I wish you could of had the same experience.
I'm not sure how what experience you'll get from watching Split and Then Unbreakable...but I know it has to be better than watching Glass first and then watching them.
I avoided The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy for 15 years....literally refused to watch them...but in 2015..I watched them, and It was the single greatest movie experience of my life, I remember someone told me, Its too late to watch them now, you needed to see them in theaters to get the full experience.....
I now consider The LOTR Trilogy the greatest trilogy ever made and 3 of the greatest individual movies ever made...
So Its certainly possible to still have great experiences with movies even when your late to the show...
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