completely agree, that's what I meant by corny. like when Jackson says I remember a comic where there was this human-animal fusion...like ok we are gaining nothing from this conversation. all of this basic shit could have been replaced by actual dialogue that further developed characters OR demonstrated more insight or a different aspect to their psyche. every fucking scene where they visited that comic store could have been removed.

This is exactly how I feel. Movie was very disappointing

it was okay

lol

YAYYAYAYAYYA this movie is out today and i been waiting... liked split alot.. hopefully its killer

Prepare to be disappointed

Dunno, I liked it. Split was a little better, but I still like the trilogy as a whole.

I would have preferred the ending to be like what they were alluding to at the tower. That could have been epic.

I enjoyed 100%.. good movie with some crazy good acting... dident like the ending tho, was kinda hyped to see them go to the tower LOL

and probably should have rewatched unbreakable first

McAvoy was phenomenal when he wasn't the Beast and Jackson was alright. Everyone else was bad to holy fuck, who gave you a job, bad. Night insisting on using the same actors as he did in Unbreakable, severely hurt the film. Jackson's mother has one of the worst performances of any major blockbuster and everyone, excluding the two previously mentioned actors, were bland as fuck. I still can't fathom what people liked about this movie, my parents liked it too and I spent at least 30 minutes breaking down exactly what was terrible about it to them and they dismissed pretty much everything I said, until an NPR review of the film said the exact same shit I did (which they admitted), just in a much nicer way.

I went over much of this in previous posts, but my biggest problem with Glass, was how Night treated the audience like they were complete retards. I can't stand movies that talk down to the audience, and this movie spent the last hour holding the hand of the audience to make sure they weren't confused about the super fucking obvious and straightforward *twists*.

I'm glad that people were able to enjoy it and I'm not trying to convince you to see it my way, but I'm just legitimately perplexed at how people were able to overlook the painfully glaring faults in this movie, especially when it's *climax*, was nothing but a boring as fuck wrestling match.

Which part was he talking down to the audience ?