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Cast & Crew

Bruce Willis
David Dunn, The Overseer

James McAvoy
Kevin Wendell Crumb, The Horde

Samuel L. Jackson
Elijah Price, Mr. Glass

Sarah Paulson
Dr. Ellie Staple

Anya Taylor-Joy
Casey Cooke

Spencer Treat Clark
Joseph Dunn

Charlayne Woodard
Mrs. Price

Adam David Thompson
Daryl

Luke Kirby
Pierce

M. Night Shyamalan
Director

M. Night Shyamalan
Screenwriter

Jason Blum
Producer

M. Night Shyamalan
Producer

Ashwin Rajan
Producer

Marc Bienstock
Producer

Steven Schneider
Executive Producer

Gary Barber
Executive Producer

Roger Birnbaum
Executive Producer

Kevin Scott Frakes
Executive Producer

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• Oct 06, 2019

  M. Night Shyamalan continues his comeback by bringing Unbreakable and Split together in the supernatural thriller Glass. While battling Kevin Wendell Crumb, a notorious killer known as the Beast, vigilante David Dunn is captured by the police and taken to a mental asylum where a psychiatrist attempts a new treatment to convince David and Kevin that they are not super-human; meanwhile another inmate, Elijah Price (aka Mr. Glass), devises a nefarious plan to break out. Starring James McAvoy, Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Sarah Paulson, the film has a strong cast that delivers some good performances; especially McAvoy, who adds a few new personalities to his character's multiple personality repertoire. But unfortunately the plot is rather weak and promises more than it delivers. As a sequel (to either Unbreakable or Split), Glass is a letdown, but on its own it's an interesting and entertaining film.
  

  Dann M Super Reviewer
• May 07, 2019

  After the fantastic Unbreakable and the great Split Shyamalan goes and ruins the two films with a half-baked, boring and ludicrous finale. McAvoy gets to shine with his split personalities again, while Willis simply doesn't get anything to do. Even the soundtrack is dull when it doesn't quote the outstanding score of the first film. But the biggest insult after a pretty uninteresting setup is the oddly staged and pathetic showdown, which should piss off anyone who admired the beginning of this trilogy. The very final twist doesn't turn it all around. One of the biggest let-downs of recent years.
  Jens S Super Reviewer
• Apr 28, 2019

  A wonderfully weird, beautifully shot and very well color-coordinated commentary on the superhero genre that was unfairly maligned. Obviously its silly but I don't know why Shyamalan got torn apart for doing the same things big comic book blockbusters do, just on a smaller scale.
  

  Alec B Super Reviewer
• Apr 17, 2019

  In a shameless bid to join the money grab that superhero movies have become, M. Night Shyamalan returns to his previous outing...to close it out? Oh no. He's out to start his own superhero universe, his own narrative (Stan Lee did it, so shut up). But first we get to see, to understand, that such...differentness, in the face of what we understand human capabilities to be, is indeed possible. James McAvoy returns with his jaw-dropping turn as a soul with multiple personalities. And I'm already waiting for whatever may come next.
  Kevin M. W Super Reviewer

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