From IMDB:
"M. Night Shyamalan brings together the narratives of two of his standout originals2000's Unbreakable, from Touchstone, and 2016's Split, from Universalin one explosive, all-new comic-book thriller: Glass. From Unbreakable, Bruce Willis returns as David Dunn as does Samuel L. Jackson as Elijah Price, known also by his pseudonym Mr. Glass. Joining from Split are James McAvoy, reprising his role as Kevin Wendell Crumb and the multiple identities who reside within, and Anya Taylor-Joy as Casey Cooke, the only captive to survive an encounter with The Beast."

Link to trailer here:



I didn't think they'd pull the storylines together in a new movie. I'm excited to see they're giving this a go. Fingers crossed - I really want this movie to work. :-)

Saw a couple commercials for it tonight during the Chiefs-Sea Hawks game and it looks really good.

The FX look really well done, even the short snippet of the beast running like a cheetah looked realistic.

The cheerleaders held captive in the basement made my eyes roll a bit but eye candy is eye candy.

Liked both Unbreakable and Split so I've got high hopes for this one.

Does Samuel L's character have a power of any kind? I just remember him committing those attacks in the first film.

Also, James McAvoy got freakin big for this role.

I saw something where shamalamadingdong is telling people that the movie isn't what the marketing is making it out to be.

Aggie_Journalist said:

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I think Samuel L'a character, Glass, is a genius-level manipulator or other people, in addition to having some disorder that makes all his bones incredibly brittle and easy to break.

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He's got a *****in case of osteoporosis

Saw a preview for this tonight before Aquaman and thought this movie looks legit. Do I need to see those other 2 movies in OP to understand what's going on?

Duncan Idaho said:

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I saw something where shamalamadingdong is telling people that the movie isn't what the marketing is making it out to be.

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That's not a good way to get people out to see your film that's about to drop

miller0926 said:

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Saw a preview for this tonight before Aquaman and thought this movie looks legit. Do I need to see those other 2 movies in OP to understand what's going on?

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I don't see how you couldn't watch the other two before seeing this and not miss alot. They are both excellent films too.

Unbreakable is awesome.

When watching Split, there wasn't a shred of a feeling that this would somehow be a superhero/villain follow up. It was simply a creepy and dark movie that had zero shred of happinesss to the ending.

I've seen Split but not Unbreakable. Which other movies do I need to see to get the full backstory for this?

plowboy1065 said:

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Duncan Idaho said:

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I saw something where shamalamadingdong is telling people that the movie isn't what the marketing is making it out to be.

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That's not a good way to get people out to see your film that's about to drop

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I thought it was a wierd strategy as well.

https://geektyrant.com/news/m-night-shyamalan-teases-that-glass-isnt-going-to-be-the-movie-you-think-it-is

I'm in on this. I breakable is outstanding, and if you haven't seen it you should.

Teddy Perkins said:

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I've seen Split but not Unbreakable. Which other movies do I need to see to get the full backstory for this?

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Just Unbreakable.

We watched Unbreakable and Split back-to-back last night.

Then we watched the promo for Glass, and I have to say, I'm pumped for this movie.

I don't think MNS will let it flop.

Split was really, really creepy. An aging Bruce Willis versus "The Horde" and the diabolical Glass should be something to see.

By the way, interesting in the trailer and promo that it is Willis' character who is chained to the chair and the floor while Glass and Horde/Beast sit unrestrained.

Well this doesn't sound promising...

plowboy1065 said:

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Duncan Idaho said:

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I saw something where shamalamadingdong is telling people that the movie isn't what the marketing is making it out to be.

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That's not a good way to get people out to see your film that's about to drop

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I've noticed that most of the preview's "action" seems to all be from one sequence outside the facility.

I get the feeling that the marketing people focused all the previews on Glass and the Horde's breakout, but that this isn't representative of the rest of the film. The previews make it look like it's some action-packed epic fight between the hero and villains, but I'm betting that the film is much more a psychological, dialogue-heavy film much more like Unbreakable and Split.

I'm sure Shymalan is right: this movie is not going to be like what the trailers have led people to believe.

Muy said:

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When watching Split, there wasn't a shred of a feeling that this would somehow be a superhero/villain follow up. It was simply a creepy and dark movie that had zero shred of happinesss to the ending.

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Agreed, up until the post-credit scene with the girls at a bar discussing a long-ago story (the Unbreakable story) where the media came up with a nickname ... and sitting next to them is none other than Bruce Willis, who completes their statement with the name "Glass".

I saw Unbreakable a few times when it first came out and on DVD. Thought it was a good movie, and actually a masterful masking of a traditional comic book movie. Re-watched just today for the first time since probably 2001 and wow, it was really as good as I remembered it being.

I'd never seen Split until today. That was a creepy movie that when I first saw the previews for it, I saw nothing that tied it to Unbreakable in any way, save for the director. Then of course that post-credit scene.

Looking forward to seeing Glass next Friday or Saturday.

Enjoyed it and the twist ending.

Traveled this past week and watched all three on an american flight. I really like how Glass brought everything together and left an interesting plot twist that can start another chain of movies.

Would recommend everyone to watch the trilogy.

aTmAg said:

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I thought it was pretty good. That McAvoy dude is a good actor.

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He is a good actor that doesn't go all crazy getting any role.

I finally saw this on a trans-atlantic flight and loved it. I'm pretty sure I saw Unbreakable ages ago but now I intend to watch the entire trilogy in the near future.