Security guard David Dunn uses his supernatural abilities to track Kevin Wendell Crumb, a disturbed man who has twenty-four personalities.
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Cast
M. Night Shyamalan
Director
James McAvoy
Patricia
James McAvoy
Dennis
James McAvoy
Hedwig
Bruce Willis
David Dunn
Samuel L. Jackson
Elijah Price
Anya Taylor-Joy
Casey Cooke
Sarah Paulson
Dr. Ellie Staple
Spencer Treat Clark
Joseph Dunn
Charlayne Woodard
Mrs. Price
Luke Kirby
Pierce
Adam David Thompson
Daryl
M. Night Shyamalan
Jai, Security Guard
Shannon Destiny Ryan
Cheerleading Girl
Diana Silvers
Cheerleading Girl
Nina Wisner
Cheerleading Girl
Kyli Zion
Cheerleading Girl
Serge Didenko
Ronald, Powerful Young Man
Russell Posner
T, Skinny Camera Kid
Kimberly S. Fairbanks
Assistant Principal
Rosemary Howard
Penelope Crumb
M. Night Shyamalan
Writer
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why is this movie so underrated. I love this movie so much and it's so good
This is truly a great movie especially if you already an M.Night Shamalan fan.
hmm
source: Glass
source: Glass
Wow, what great acting by James McAvoy. I was very impressed. If not for him, I probably would have shut this off in the beginning. Bruce Willis had a good part but it could have been more. Samuel Jackson had a mediocre part and in fact, it was kinda far fetched. I loved how they use Willis' movie son in the first movie as his son years later. That was cool. Spencer Clark 19 yrs later and very grown up. He did a fine job. For me, this was a one time watch. I would not watch it again.
No, but seriously this is a superhero movie for children. The script is childish and naive, not nearly worth 2h and 9min of your time. If you have seen literally any movie ever, you will not be impressed by the "incredibly adrenaline-packed action scenes" or the distinct "Agatha Christie-a-like plot twist connecting previous titles from the world of glass" or the "breathtaking emotionally invested performance of Sarah Paulson". I would not play this movie as background noise while I am entertaining a party of local politicians, as they would find it boring and shallow.
Seems to be hit or miss with Shamalayan. This one was a miss, the movie had incredible potential. But it became a mess. James macavoy acting was superb tho
