The characters really resonated with me, and I thought the actors were fantastic. The conclusion didn’t quite work for me, but you can’t win every time. James McAvoy is exceptionally good portraying the different personalities of his character. It's easily one of Samuel L. Jackson’s finest performances, too. Bruce Willis consistently brings a familiar toughness to his roles that connects with audiences.

I'm genuinely stunned; it’s simply remarkable. This is the first truly good movie from M. Night Shyamalan that I’ve seen, particularly considering it’s part of a three-part story.

This film is quite enjoyable.

I was really anxious about seeing this movie. As a big fan of Shyamalan's work, I know it’s difficult to support a director who made *The Last Airbender*. Every time I try to acknowledge his talent, I get questioned about his strange plot twists and awkward dialogue. Shyamalan seems to have different personalities depending on the films he releases. Sometimes he’s an exceptional filmmaker with a deep understanding of…

It's remarkable how long ago “Unbreakable” was released, as it felt like a film destined for a sequel that might never materialize. That perception shifted when "Split" arrived and surprised viewers with a reveal connecting the two movies. Writer/Director M. Night Shyamalan didn’t delay in delivering “GLASS” to fans. The story resumes shortly after the events of “Split,” where The Horde, embodied by 23 personalities …