FILMMAKER MOVIE REACTION!! Split (2016) FIRST TIME REACTION!! 

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This to me was the best of the 3. Great framing, and j mac was so amazing. Gotta watch glass now. Btw im a philly kid to born n raise in kensington. Much brother love....#phillyrepresent

Can’t wait! 😎

As far as being real, it is. Check out the new documentary "Crazy, Not Insane." And, yes, Glass is definitely worth watching.

Watch trash humpers

He’s crazy good!

Agreed

He won some minor awards for it - mtvs performance of the year and the teen choice award for villain of the year ( I just looked it up as I think his acting is amazing)

@I don’t know Boring though the silence of the lambs won the Big 5 that was a huge step for the horror genre.

@I don’t know Boring Anthony Hopkins won Best Actor for Silence of the Lambs.

That’s awesome to hear!

I also love the subtlety of Anya's acting. Girl is going places.

Unfortunately his amazing performance couldn't make up for the rest of Glass. Such a let down after Unbreakable and Split.

@@PinkyStyleHS i agree

@@PinkyStyleHS Glass may be poor as a stand alone film but definetly fits & finishes the trilogies story; I think people were just pissed off by the ending.

Yeah that was WILD!

While I completely agree, my jaw-dropping moment was earlier when the psychiatrist politely called Dennis out for pretending to be the designer(forgot his name). McAvoy’s subtle face changes were absolutely incredible. To see his facade crack and settle into Dennis was seriously impressive. Top tier acting. He should’ve gotten a statue. All the same, I felt lucky to catch this one in theaters.

It's an even bigger deal when you take into account that up until Split, M. Night had never done a sequel

When I saw Split in the theater, once it ended I heard people behind me going "was that Bruce Willis? Why? Wow he must really be desperate." :|

@@DARKgirafa 🤣

Unfortunately I didn't watch Unbreakable yet, so I was at a loss when I saw the ending. I takeaway Unbreakable is another movie I should watch?

@@sooshiguy Yes. Another fantastic movie.

He deserved to win imo

HOW he didn't win an Oscar is beyond me. I haven't watched any movie awards since.

Love him for that!

I think a lot of people disliked it due to the problematic representation of DID, it got some stuff right but it could have been better

It didn’t have the best representation when it came to DID, and painted people with the disorder as being more dangerous than other people. It’s negatively affected a lot of people with the disorder, I enjoyed the movie and I enjoyed the acting. The movie also made me learn as much as I could about DID, but it gave a lot of other people false beliefs about people. It’s a great movie regardless and I think James should’ve gotten nominated fir it because he did an amazing job.

Because it's ableist and creates yet another horrible, ignorant and uneducated depiction of a terribly stigmatized disorder. Do you think the general public won't see movies like this and project violent intentions onto people with DID?

Loved that movie and it’s camera work

Same, its my favourite superhero trilogy. I think people consider it meh because many people are used to and expect the flash and spectacle of Marvel blockbusters.

No matter how good split is, Glass was absolute garbage sorry.

@@supreme1572 loved glass thought it was a fantastic way to tell a super hero story that isn't all about super fantastical heroes and villains.

@@marcushankins8171 no it wasn't. Unbreakable was. The villain was incredibly unrealistic and forced and the great characters developed in split and unbreakable had almost nothing to do.

Yes, I love this trilogy. Such a refreshing, unique and more brutal take on the superhero genre. I really admire M. Night Shyalaman’s filmmaking.

It's called tonic immobility and it is the most common reaction to intense fear. It happens to all mammals, people used to refer to it as "deer in the headlights".

Will do!

I'd rather he not. It was very disappointing

@@HABO2210 I mean...I want to watch it

@@JamesVSCinema Glass is a good movie. But many people didnt like it because its not a typical superhero movie

@@HABO2210 I personally loved it and know plenty of people that did as well. So there is a chance he will do too.

I always tie her with her role in Eight is Enough.

She is also one of the original Grisabel’s from the musical, Cats. Betty Buckley is an amazing singer.

She played a memorable character in The Happening.

It took me a bit to place her as well. She's an amazing actress.

Last king of Scotland is awesome! Does not get near enough love

I know right!? Someone spoiled the ending of Split & I still got all giddy with Bruce Willis at the last shot. Then Glass was just Okay, wish I felt better about it.

I didn't saw the movie until much later and somehow didn't get it spoiled and when I got to the last scene I lost my fucking mind all by myself in my house and had nobody to talk about it. It was like "wait that's the plot twist? that's a bit underwhelming... wait a minute that soundtrack... what's bruce willis doing here... ooooOOOOOOOOOH SHIT YOU ARE KIDDING"

It was a little different for me. I wasn't really interested in Split when it was advertised, and I saw it a couple of years later when I heard that it was a sequel to Unbreakable (I LOVE that movie). I got to go into this movie knowing that it was related to Unbreakable, and there were announcements going around at the time about the movie Glass. It helped going into Split with context, understanding a bit about the world it was set in.

When I read 6 years apart, I double checked and it has been 16!! wow. time flies by.

@@danballe Sh*t! You’re right. I KNEW it was a long a** time. And then I looked it up, and hmm, only 6 yrs? Don’t know what I was looking at. 😯

That’s me like..every morning at 3AM lmfaoo

I’m grateful for you!!

this is such an important thing to bring up. i haven't watched this trilogy because i really dislike how it portraits DID but i think it's okay to like as long as ppl are fully aware that it's not an accurate depiction of DID

@@jumpinthecadillac9507 On a different note, I would recommend Unbreakable. It's a really good movie that has nothing about DID and is self contained because it wasn't a part of the a trilogy when it was first released.

This is why I refuse to watch this film. DID is a protective response; we don't need more films villainizing people with disorders and disabilities. BOTH villains in this series are afflicted and it's a gross dedication to ableism.

Yeah I didn’t really see a problem with it but I’m just one person with an opinion lol.

I feel like it's probably because people with DID already have so much stigma against them, and portraying it like this didn't really help them in their fight to prove it's authenticity.

Because it's disgustingly ableist and uses a REAL disorder in a extremely stigmatizing and damaging way. We don't have actual people like Bruce Willis' character running around and facing discrimination.

Watch Legion 🙏

Great way to connect the movies!

Yeah, it had been years since unbreakable and the reveal at the end that this was a sequel was so awesome

Brandon!!!!! I love you!!!! ❣️❣️❣️❣️ breaking bad is almost over! Crazy 😊

Love ya brandon there has to be a collab one day

Overseer is a Batman superman cross almost. Batman in the sense of detective work, dark and brooding, portrayed as a defender instead of a god, etc. Imo at least

The horde is a supervillain team on it's own 😂

@@dakotablount251 yup

@@danielbautista9062 yup

@@dakotablount251 true

You mean from *_the Queen's Gambit_*

Anya Taylor Joy. She was great in The Witch and Emma too

She was in the BBC's Atlantis

She's gonna be younger furiosa for the mad max spin off prequel

chess girl? My god... you mean from the Queen's Gambit, The Witch, Split and Glass....

Such a cool movie!

I got it on my list and have not gotten to see it, yet!

Hahaha oh it must’ve been an epic moment!

YO! Same here. I was like "OH SHIT! ALL CONNECTED!"

i have a lot of empathy but it’s still meh lol

That's such an illogical take. By that logic we should not be able to criticise any work of art because literally all of them has a lot of passion put into it.

yeahyeah.. because something like taste doesn't exist, right? because you loved it, everyone else has to... godamn egomaniacs these days

@@the_crypter never said you couldn’t criticize it though? The best works in history are not perfect works. Perfect is non existent. You could find problems in Hitchcock’s movies and he’s supposedly still one of the greatest film makers in history. What I meant is, to all you offended kids that instantly comment because they feel attacked on their ability to express their opinion, is that brushing away a movie such as this with just an “it’s meh” shows you didn’t care to immerse yourself in the movie, ergo, don’t have the empathy for it. Never said that was a bad thing, never said you couldn’t dislike this movie or criticize it, never said you had to have the same opinion as me. You’re criticizing my comment by doing the exact thing you’re accusing me of doing lol. THAT is what is wrong with people today.

@@stefanforrer2573 maybe actually read before you comment. Your comment was the dumbest out of all reactions because you so desperately wanted to point out that I was supposedly an egomaniac by completely misinterpreting my comment, and bashing my opinion in the process making you the egomaniac yourself. Maybe stop projecting when you’re reading comments so that you could actually understand what’s being said rather than what you think is being said :)

I mean he’s a damn great filmmaker in my opinion!

@@JamesVSCinema oh don't get me wrong I love a few of his movies but some of them are a bit ..ehhh yeahhh.

I loved signs but unbreakable and split and village are my personal favs

​@@Corn_Pone_Flicks I disagree, because the way it is now a person who has never seen Unbreakable still doesn't realize what's going on. That scene is in there for people who are in the know and if you're in the know you don't need to direct that scene so obviously. And that's just one example, I could easily list half a dozen more. Here's three: 1. When one of the girls is taken (the scene where she urinates on herself) and McAvoy brings her back inside the other girl goes "We just cried and screamed, and we didn't hurt him, because we were afraid to get him upset!" The very first rule of show-don't-tell is that characters shouldn't say aloud how they feel. I don't know what's worse, the fact that it was actually said so bluntly, or the fact that it didn't even need to be said, because that information has already been delivered visually. Like I said - the film is well directed but Shyamalan still beats us over the head with what we already know. 2. Same with the Psychiatrist's Skype call where the character looks into the camera and tells us a bunch of things we find out throughout the film anyway. There is virtually nothing there said that isn't either made apparent by McAvoy's performance or could've been made to be. 3. When The Beast emerges and runs towards the house over some train tracks there's a couple of guards with a barking dog and one of them goes "It's an animal, like a coyote or something", again needlessly stating the obvious.

Isn’t that movie connected to bright burn?

@@ccl7983 I just learned something today. Apparently it IS!!! Wow.

@@OrinLords yea

@@OrinLords it basically kinda copied shyamalan, with it being a horror Flim and being a sequel to a non horror Flim that is a superhero movie

Ellen

Happy to hear it homie!!

@@JamesVSCinema Also I'm pretty sure most of the medical information in the film is accurate except the outfits for the different personalities.