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Watch: Glass 2019 123movies, Full Movie Online – After pursuing Kevin Wendell Crumb and the multiple identities that reside within, David Dunn finds himself locked in a mental hospital alongside his archenemy, Elijah Price. The trio must now contend with a psychiatrist, who is out to prove they do not actually possess superhuman abilities..
Plot: In a series of escalating encounters, former security guard David Dunn uses his supernatural abilities to track Kevin Wendell Crumb, a disturbed man who has twenty-four personalities. Meanwhile, the shadowy presence of Elijah Price emerges as an orchestrator who holds secrets critical to both men.
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Ratings:

	6.6/10 Votes: 244,282
	36% | RottenTomatoes
	43/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 7254 Popularity: 48.982 | TMDB

Reviews:

It is hard to believe it has been 19 years since “Unbreakable” arrived in cinemas as the film seemed to setup a sequel but it did not look like it would come to fruition. That all changed in 2016 when “Split” arrived and shocked audiences with a late reveal that showed a connection to the film. Writer/Director M. Night Shyamalan has wasted no time in bringing the new film to fans with the arrival of “GLASS”. The film picks up soon after the events of “Split” as The Horde embodied by 23 personalities in the form of Kevin Wendell Crumb (James McAvoy) continues to kidnap young girls to serve to his highly dangerous 24th personality The Beast.

Security expert David Dunn (Bruce Willis) along with the help of his son attempts to locate the Horde as a new group of girls has gone missing. In time David locates The Beast and the two clash; but end up captured by authorities and sent to a facility for evaluation.

Their captive Dr. Ellie Staple (Sarah Paulson) believes their special abilities are in their minds and that they really do not have the special abilities they believe they do. Each of them have a special cell designed to restrain them as David is under threat of being doused with water while Kevin has a series of strobes which will halt him and trigger a new personality.

Added to the mix is Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson), who has been at the facility under heavy sedation after the events of “Unbreakable”.

As the therapy unfolds it becomes clear that an elaborate game of cat and mouse is underway between Price and her charges as each seems to have their own agenda. This all builds to a very unusual final act which left me pondering if I enjoyed the final result or was disappointed with it.

The film seems to slowly be building to a big finale but yet it is far more restrained than one would expect. The film has a constant theme of Super Heroes and their traditional stories and roles as well as that of their Super Villains.

One expects a massive Battle Royale complete with elaborate FX but the film takes a more restrained approach and in doing so may disappoint some fans while pleasing others. The film naturally has its twist moments and while I will not spoil it, I can say I predicted it before I even saw the film. When I saw “Split” I actually told my wife my theory and low and behold it was true. I also predicted the twists for many of Shyamalan’s previous films so I had hoped for a bit more in this regard. The film does offer up some interesting options for another sequel or Spin-Off and the cast was very good especially McAvoy who adds to his menagerie of characters by showing audiences a few more of the ones previously undisclosed.

The film is at times very enjoyable and at times a bit frustrating as it seems to deviate from themes and elements that were setup earlier. That being said it does very much appear that this could indeed be just the start of something much bigger in the series.

3.5 stars out of 5

Wow! It was just…wow!
M. Night Shyamalan finally made a worthwhile film, especially in a trilogy.

Give James McAvoy every acting award of 2019
This is a thinking person’s movie. It’s largely dialogue heavy and not afraid to take its time. It’s a movie that takes itself seriously. It’s the kind of smart movie that confuses critics who prefer light easy-to-digest popcorn entertainment. When it shifts into full thriller or action mode, brace yourself, because it gets totally intense.

Director Shyamalan doesn’t get much respect from the critics, but screw the critics, he did brilliantly here from writing to directing.

And James McAvoy deserves every acting award for 2019. Might as well just give him all of them now, best actor, best actress, best child actor, etc., all of them, because no one’s topping this performance.

And about the action, I saw director Shyamalan talking in an interview about how he’s mainly interested in drama and that action is not his strong point, but he was really downplaying his handling of the action, because the fight scenes here are legitimately awesome. Glass thankfully features none of the shaky rapid-editing style that plagues so many other action movies. It is all well shot, so you’ll have no trouble following the action. We even see lots of unusually artistic camera shots during the action, such as showing long close up shots of people’s faces while they’re in the middle of fighting. My favorite was a long held shot from the point of view of being inside a van while we’re seeing a fight happening outside, as the combatants are circling around and slamming into the van. That was just plain cool, the kind of shot that’s just mind-boggling to think about how they managed to pull it off.

And don’t trust the rotten critics. Just don’t. They’re so worthless, those critics. They’re wrong about almost every movie these days. Glass just continues the critics’ rotten streak of being totally out of touch with what’s really good or bad.

Almost what I wanted it to be but not exactly how I wanted it to conclude.
I am extremely happy that the Eastrail trilogy exists, but I extremely sad about how it chose to go off. I will recommend it, but man, I feel so mixed about it.

Good : Shyamalan gives us a potentially great movie with some unforgivable flaws. The setting and the concept looks really incredible. Bruce Willis looked really good after a very long time. He cared for his role and was great as David Dunn. Naturally, James McAvoy gives an incredible performance as Kevin and the other personalities. Samuel Jackson kills it as Mr. Glass yet again. He is not in a role that we usually see him in, and he hasn’t lost the touch in perhaps the most “against type” role he has ever done. The first act and how all the three lead characters are brought together is quite good. There are emotional scenes and deaths. All of them hit the perfect note for me. I was almost crying in those scenes. There were some characters I never wanted to see dying, but they do. I would’ve never minded if they were unrealistically resurrected, but they aren’t. It’s not a spoiler at all. It made me realize how well Shyamalan wrote and directed those characters and how amazing the respective performances were, and how much I liked each of them. Also, I loved how Shyamalan used some of the deleted scenes from Unbreakable in this movie.

Mixed : We got to see a lot of Kevin’s identities than in Split, but I think the less was more in this case. McAvoy did a great job, but many parts felt as a forced spot for some random character to pop out. Anya Taylor-Joy gives a great performance, but we don’t buy what she does due to a poorer writing and underdeveloped emotional weights. She does her job very well to elevate the material, and I loved what she did. But in the end, it wasn’t so believable. Honestly, I don’t think she was needed in the film. And finally I admire Shyamalan’s guts to send off the main characters in the way he did. But, the way they went off didn’t do a proper justice to them. The same thing could’ve been done in a much better way.

Bad : The most frustrating part would be the arc given to David Dunn. It was the most poorly done part of the movie. In particular, the way they sent him off was the most frustrating part of the movie. I can accept the way how the others were sent off, but not him. He deserved a lot better than this. It felt as if Shyamalan wanted to do it properly, but couldn’t because of the budget or studio interference. And the last two twists. The first one was something I have seen in some horror films, and I have started to feel that such an interpretation is the most blant thing to do. The second twist involves Mr. Glass. The twist gives a feel good moment, but since it involves Mr. Glass, the terrorist who killed a lot of people, it didn’t feel right in the direction they went. Lastly, there are some plot hole type of stuff there. The way they decided to control Kevin’s personalities could’ve been avoided if he would cover his eyes. The way they use water as a “kryptonite” for Dunn was stupid and totally different from the one done in Unbreakable. Mr. Glass’ plan seem to work perfectly, but it feels as if he knew how every single thing would turn out in the end, which is impossible. Also, there are some comic book panels which show the exact stuff that happen in Split, and makes a little to no sense. There are shots which tend to establish a link between Casey and Dunn, but I don’t know how that worked.

Conclusion : Only I know how much I wanted to give it an absolute 10/10 and an A+. Sadly, I cannot do it. I read somewhere that it was supposed to be a 3.5 hour long movie. I am really eager to watch the Director’s cut. It doesn’t feel like the exact movie Shyamalan planned to do. It feels like a really great movie trimmed down. Not choppy editing. I feel as if the ideas that were in this movie were not completely explored. As a Shyamalan movie, it is in my top 5. It’s way better than some other films he gave us, earlier this decade. But still, Sixth Sense and Unbreakable remain the ultimate greats he has given.

Rating.

Score : 6.7/10

Grade : B+

(Only I know how bad I am feeling to assign these ratings to this movie)

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 2 hr 9 min (129 min)
Budget 20000000
Revenue 246941965
Status Released
Rated PG-13
Genre Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi
Director M. Night Shyamalan
Writer M. Night Shyamalan
Actors James McAvoy, Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson
Country United States, China
Awards 2 wins & 15 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Atmos, Dolby Surround 7.1, Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 2.39 : 1
Camera Arri Alexa Mini, Arri/Zeiss Master Prime and Angenieux Optimo Lenses, Arri Alexa SXT, Zeiss Master Prime, Angenieux Optimo and Fujinon Alura Lenses
Laboratory Technicolor (digital dailies) (as Technicolor On-Location Services), Technicolor, Los Angeles (CA), USA (color) (digital intermediate)
Film Length N/A
Negative Format Codex
Cinematographic Process ARRIRAW (3.4K) (source format), Digital Intermediate (4K) (master format), Dolby Vision
Printed Film Format D-Cinema