Every picture in "Mr. Glass" is carefully designed, and the color of the set art is also very prominent. The splendor of the film is mainly due to the acting skills of several leading actors. The image created by Bruce Willis has both a brave and strong side as well as a fragile and emotional side. The more exciting performance is from James McAvoy. His performance is authentic and credible, especially the process of transitioning from one personality to another, which is very natural. Sometimes he has to switch personality in a scene, so powerful that the audience will never question his performance. The film has an extraordinary vision, full of vague dialogue and plot under the attractive images. The film incorporates many things. Due to the excessive force, it is impossible to convince the director M. Knight Shamaran to show his unique ideas in the field of superhero comics.
Glass evaluation action
2022-01-27 08:06
Extended Reading
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Wellington 2022-04-22 07:01:07
The hero finally accepted the mission entrusted by his ability, and appeared to save the world but drowned in the gutter; classic villian found that he not only created the warrior David, but also created the Beast with the power of the beast. His beliefs were fulfilled, and he was vulnerable in life, but died without regrets. And Kevin, born in Kevin, after 23 personalities who have protected Kevin retired one by one, finally died of Kevin (this is the most poignant). A soulful story about broken lives. But what the hell is the secret society at the end? (Silly in the cinema for a few minutes without reflecting where Shyamalan is going) This drags the story down the drain. hmmm 3 stars. . .
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Maiya 2022-04-24 07:01:05
The combination of the two previous works was originally thought to be a trio of supernatural powers under human intervention to launch a slightly shabby grievance confrontation with a small gathering to fight to the death. Pretty boring.
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Kevin Wendell Crumb: What do we call you, sir?
Elijah Price: First name, "Mr." Last name, "Glass."
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Kevin Wendell Crumb: [to Dr. Ellie Staple] We almost got you, bro!