Glass | Film Review
Hey Guys x I went to see the movie 'Split' when it first came out (on opening weekend, if I remember rightly) because of the intriguing concept, not knowing that it was connected to a movie that I hadn't yet seen. When I heard that 'Glass' was being made, I bought a copy of Unbreakable (because yes, I still watch DVDs when I can) and decided to watch it just before seeing the new one. So last night, I spent the night and early morning watching Unbreakable and Split back-to-back in preparation for Glass - and if you're gonna go and see Glass, I highly recommend that you do the same thing. Following on from both the previous movies, the story picks up three weeks after the events of 'Split'. David Dunn (Bruce Willis) is still taking revenge against petty criminals and finds his next target in Kevin Wendell Crumb (James McAvoy), who he discovers has kidnapped four teenage girls. However, when Dunn and one of Crumb's 24 personalities come face-to-f...