Elijah's victory (it is)/catharsis is some of Sam Jackson's best acting in his career for me. He feels so complete and so unburdened to finally understand not only that he's a monster but *why*, and *for whom* - his life's purpose is to be in opposition to the very hero he sought to prove existed, and he'd been filling it all along.
Whats brilliant about it, is that David experiences the same catharsis, but of course it's Mr. Glass, and his catharsis is the EXACT opposite of David's. Everything about this was genius.
'Unbreakable' is obviously fiction, but it does a stellar job of bringing across how, when the Ineffable touches you, your life will never be the same again.
People remember when they get hurt or sick but they don't remember otherwise their "normal" days. There are accidents that occur in sporting events and life in general where people don't get injured at all, and they walk it off. They're amazed they survived and nothing happened, sometimes thanking their god. I'm sure this happened with him ALL THE TIME, as opposed to the few times it happens to people in their lives, and he just never took into account that it was odd.
I'm glad more and more people are getting into this film and appreciating it, including myself over the years. What I liked here is while it is taking elements of comic books and comic book style films, its trying to be more realistic. In the sense of David just believing he's just a normal dude with a shitty normal life. Imagine never being sick in your life or never remembering that you almost died from drowning. Then some dude comes into your life and basically tells you: "Oh you're something special!" I love the relationship with the characters here. While David and his wife's relationship was strained, they still love and care about each other. I love the relationship with David and his son Joseph, who wants nothing more than to believe that his father is a superhero. And I also like the relationship with David and Elijah. Two polar opposites and yet, are similar in some ways. It makes the betrayal at the end all the more believable and heartbreaking.
They absolutely can on some level replace bones. My boyfriend was in a serious car accident and has a titanium tibia, collar bone, and part of his jaw. But with someone like Elija.. that wouldn't be possible. It would literally require replacing his entire skeleton, which cannot be done. His bones wouldnt be strong enough to hold the titanium in place, even if it was just a few bones that were replaced. Great reaction! I love this movie!
"They called me Mr. Glass." Fun Fact: Feature film debut of Laura Regan as a young Audrey. Casting Notes Fact: Writer/Director M. Night Shyamalan always had Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson in mind to play the roles of David Dunn and Elijah Price. Director M. Night Shyamalan cameos as the stadium drug dealer. Medical Fact: Osteogenesis Imperfecta is a real, but rare disease. Australian celebrity and reality television show personality Quentin Kenihan (who is disabled in real-life, which was seen and depicted in Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)) was born with the disease. People with this disease generally don't grow to be as tall as Samuel L. Jackson. Osteogenesis Imperfecta is described as having 4 types each increasing in severity. At the time this movie was made only 4 types were identified. There are currently 8 types of the disorder identified as well as several subtypes.
there's also apparently a type where it has the opposite effect, where it creates too much protein, and thus makes the bones very dense, and very heavy, and thus hard to break, but also more easy to drown in deep water. Maybe Bruce Willis had this type of thing oddly enough, as both Elijah and David have a way of getting information from people, Elijah through some strange charisma or something like that, and David by his ESP.
The problem with trailers is that they overhype a bad/mediocre movie by showing all the best parts. Or ruin a good movie by spoiling the plot, or giving too much away. Their only purpose is to maximize revenue. A good alternative is finding a few youtube channels that give transparent, balanced, non-spoiler reviews.
The comic books are the segue between Elijah's search and David's search. They are actually searching for the same thing, though for different reasons.
Fun reaction! Thanks. By the way, the guy in the blue windbreaker whom he frisked at the stadium was the author / director. This is actually the first item in your catalog I liked, but whenever you do movies I do like, I'll be back.
17:49 What does America have to do with anything? I don't know anyone with a gun. I've never even seen one aside from on a cop's belt. He has one because he's a security guard.
Depends on what part of the U.S. -- Even in Texas, where some believe that everyone has an armory of assault rifles, one won't really see any guns, unless they go to a very dangerous part of a major city like Houston or Dallas, some hick trailer park on the outskirts, someone's farm maybe. Otherwise, even most people in Texas won't see a gun outside of a gun range. The only people that open carry here are police officers and fools. Concealed carry...yeah, but the idea is to keep it out of sight from someone looking to steal it. I don't blame her though. The whole Americans and guns thing is an over-exaggerated stereotype. Its like what most U.S. citzens think about Colombia, that cocaine is sold on every street corner. (It isn't) Every country has its stereotypes that are only accurate in certain areas and situations.
M Night shamaylan movies always great! Next 2 in order are Split and Mr Glass! Also good,, Signs, The Village, sixth sense and one with Mark Wahlberg! He obviously watched his Alfred Hitchcock, John Carpenter and Brian DePalma movies! The restroom guy is the director. He, like Alfred Hitchcock, puts himself in his movies!
this is a movie in which i did not expect the outcome to end in the manner it did but it was an interesting movie to say the least i would kindly like to recommend radio flyer 1992 or batteries not included 1987
My first lesson in inflation was when I got 25c a week allowance and comic books rising from 12c to 15c meant I could afford only one comic book instead of two…so ten years old I got a part time job, TY SpiderMan ;)
I wonder if his son is now convinced that his dad could beat up Bruce Lee 😆 LOL I've been enjoying your reaction videos 👍 ❤ 📹 I look forward to you continuing the Band of Brothers" mini-series.
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Elijah's victory (it is)/catharsis is some of Sam Jackson's best acting in his career for me. He feels so complete and so unburdened to finally understand not only that he's a monster but *why*, and *for whom* - his life's purpose is to be in opposition to the very hero he sought to prove existed, and he'd been filling it all along.
Whats brilliant about it, is that David experiences the same catharsis, but of course it's Mr. Glass, and his catharsis is the EXACT opposite of David's. Everything about this was genius.
'Unbreakable' is obviously fiction, but it does a stellar job of bringing across how, when the Ineffable touches you, your life will never be the same again.
People remember when they get hurt or sick but they don't remember otherwise their "normal" days. There are accidents that occur in sporting events and life in general where people don't get injured at all, and they walk it off. They're amazed they survived and nothing happened, sometimes thanking their god. I'm sure this happened with him ALL THE TIME, as opposed to the few times it happens to people in their lives, and he just never took into account that it was odd.
That's just the end of part one of 3 films. Part two is called Split and the third is called Glass.
I'm glad more and more people are getting into this film and appreciating it, including myself over the years. What I liked here is while it is taking elements of comic books and comic book style films, its trying to be more realistic. In the sense of David just believing he's just a normal dude with a shitty normal life. Imagine never being sick in your life or never remembering that you almost died from drowning. Then some dude comes into your life and basically tells you: "Oh you're something special!" I love the relationship with the characters here. While David and his wife's relationship was strained, they still love and care about each other. I love the relationship with David and his son Joseph, who wants nothing more than to believe that his father is a superhero.
And I also like the relationship with David and Elijah. Two polar opposites and yet, are similar in some ways. It makes the betrayal at the end all the more believable and heartbreaking.
I have hope in David Dunn return 🙏🙏
They absolutely can on some level replace bones. My boyfriend was in a serious car accident and has a titanium tibia, collar bone, and part of his jaw. But with someone like Elija.. that wouldn't be possible. It would literally require replacing his entire skeleton, which cannot be done. His bones wouldnt be strong enough to hold the titanium in place, even if it was just a few bones that were replaced. Great reaction! I love this movie!
He did all that evil to see if there was anyone out there opposite of him. Unbreakable. All his life he wanted to find his purpose in the world.
Bruce Willis made 2 amazing movies with Shymalan. The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable are outstanding.
David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero 😢😢Rip David you will never be forgotten you legend 🙏
"They called me Mr. Glass."
Fun Fact: Feature film debut of Laura Regan as a young Audrey.
Casting Notes Fact: Writer/Director M. Night Shyamalan always had Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson in mind to play the roles of David Dunn and Elijah Price. Director M. Night Shyamalan cameos as the stadium drug dealer.
Medical Fact: Osteogenesis Imperfecta is a real, but rare disease. Australian celebrity and reality television show personality Quentin Kenihan (who is disabled in real-life, which was seen and depicted in Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)) was born with the disease. People with this disease generally don't grow to be as tall as Samuel L. Jackson. Osteogenesis Imperfecta is described as having 4 types each increasing in severity. At the time this movie was made only 4 types were identified. There are currently 8 types of the disorder identified as well as several subtypes.
there's also apparently a type where it has the opposite effect, where it creates too much protein, and thus makes the bones very dense, and very heavy, and thus hard to break, but also more easy to drown in deep water. Maybe Bruce Willis had this type of thing oddly enough, as both Elijah and David have a way of getting information from people, Elijah through some strange charisma or something like that, and David by his ESP.
The problem with trailers is that they overhype a bad/mediocre movie by showing all the best parts. Or ruin a good movie by spoiling the plot, or giving too much away. Their only purpose is to maximize revenue. A good alternative is finding a few youtube channels that give transparent, balanced, non-spoiler reviews.
Imagine having your dad as a super hero....and you can't tell.
The comic books are the segue between Elijah's search and David's search. They are actually searching for the same thing, though for different reasons.
This is a Trilogy no one knew! Unbreakable, Split and then Glass.
Watch the trilogy. And BTW....stop watching the trailers. Just go in blind and trust your viewers.
I enjoyed your reaction style. It was very chill and not overbearing like some others. Well done.
Thank you so much 😄
@25:40 if i had a kid "naaa your gonna have to do it yourself, about time you start pulling your own weight"
Fun reaction! Thanks.
By the way, the guy in the blue windbreaker whom he frisked at the stadium was the author / director.
This is actually the first item in your catalog I liked, but whenever you do movies I do like, I'll be back.
4:03 no she didn't bruce. tsk tsk. 🤨
The Sixth Sense (1999) is from M. Night Shyamalan as well.
Loved that movie 🤩😊
The ending is an existential rebellion against the fact that Elijah is disabled and that he needs to embody a villain
_🔥Shyamalan's Trilogy🔥_
★ - *Unbreakable* (2000) | _Bruce Willis_
★ - *Split* (2016) | _James McAvoy_
★ - *Glass* (2019) | _Samuel L Jackson_
4:29 Kevin Crumb's father looking out the window.
The way M. Night Shyamalans brain works is absolute magic.
I first saw this on the side of a truck in the park. 😂
17:49 What does America have to do with anything? I don't know anyone with a gun. I've never even seen one aside from on a cop's belt. He has one because he's a security guard.
I come from the Uk and even a security guard is not allowed to carry a gun 😉
@@amylorraine3776 Most security guards in the US don't carry them either, but seeing as it's his line of work it's reasonable that he might have one.
Depends on what part of the U.S. -- Even in Texas, where some believe that everyone has an armory of assault rifles, one won't really see any guns, unless they go to a very dangerous part of a major city like Houston or Dallas, some hick trailer park on the outskirts, someone's farm maybe. Otherwise, even most people in Texas won't see a gun outside of a gun range. The only people that open carry here are police officers and fools. Concealed carry...yeah, but the idea is to keep it out of sight from someone looking to steal it.
I don't blame her though. The whole Americans and guns thing is an over-exaggerated stereotype. Its like what most U.S. citzens think about Colombia, that cocaine is sold on every street corner. (It isn't) Every country has its stereotypes that are only accurate in certain areas and situations.
M Night shamaylan movies always great! Next 2 in order are Split and Mr Glass! Also good,, Signs, The Village, sixth sense and one with Mark Wahlberg! He obviously watched his Alfred Hitchcock, John Carpenter and Brian DePalma movies! The restroom guy is the director. He, like Alfred Hitchcock, puts himself in his movies!
DC and Marvel make more comics. M Night connects the comic world to the real world.
Now to watch Split, and then Glass.
this is a movie in which i did not expect the
outcome to end in the manner it did but it was
an interesting movie to say the least
i would kindly like to recommend
radio flyer 1992 or
batteries not included 1987
Love your reaction. Do Man on Fire or Gladiator if you havent seen them please. And don't watch the trailers :)
2 another great movies with bruce willis " looper" & " the last boyscout"
Have you ever seen this director's first film called the Sixth Sense?
Yes, it's a great film!
The Indian bloke in the blue jacket is the director
My first lesson in inflation was when I got 25c a week allowance and comic books rising from 12c to 15c meant I could afford only one comic book instead of two…so ten years old I got a part time job, TY SpiderMan ;)
I love doggos 😂. I got 5 pit bull mastiff mixes.
Those must be the cuddliest full-size hippos in the world. 😅❤️🐶
I wonder if his son is now convinced that his dad could beat up Bruce Lee 😆 LOL
I've been enjoying your reaction videos 👍 ❤ 📹 I look forward to you continuing the Band of Brothers" mini-series.
Haha, he probably could beat up Bruce Lee.. Thanks for following Xx
. I'm positive he could, to Bruce Lee's credit... He has been passed on since 1973.
Check out " Christine (1983)" one of the best Stephen king 's movie
Damn dude she’s so pretty 😍 ❤ to be watchin’ here in YT 😅
Loved the ending. Thought they'd be partners, not hero vs arch enemy.
Now finish the trilogy
❤love movie 😊
Hi there
I think it'd be nice for you share and maybe take up your drawing again.
Every insiginficant guy makes movie reaction nowadays. It is so ridiculous