Psychopath Gets Put In PRISON Only For Them To Realize It Was His Plan All Along 

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@@moviesoutpost umm you title sociapath is wrong sociapath does not use intelegence only psychopath does that sociapath and psychopath is diferent plss do ur research before you use sociapath as an title

@@user-vq4vr6rz2c you cant even spell sociopath right retard

Sweetheart, you cant even spell sociopath, dont try to educate people. ​@@user-vq4vr6rz2c

@@user-vq4vr6rz2c Talking about "do your research" but then saying "X does not use intelligence" lmao. Of course sociopath uses intelligence, it's just that sociopaths often suffer from huge emotional outbursts that lead them to neglecting said intelligence or doing things that are counter intuitive or self destructive. Sure, they're two different things, but mostly by the fact that Psychopath is born and Sociopath is made, and that 1% of USA male population is psychopathic while 4% being sociopathic (there hasn't been enough surveys and studies on both female gender and other countries). Oh, and by the way, the main villain could be hardly classified as either, and the title is obviously a clickbait. Not every character that is capable of killing people and/or making elaborate schemes is suddenly a psychopath or a sociopath. Hell, by the end of the movie you could even classify his actions as noble, or at least the end goal being noble, considering the dude is trying to unravel literal thousands of years of gaslighting. With just a little framing, he could've been even a protagonist.

Honestly same. When I saw Bruce Willis at the end and I was like 'Ohhh shit, wait... this is the same universe' because at that time, I had no clue.

@@memphetic yo. I wasn’t feeling the movie until then. It just didn’t feel believable in the sense that his split personalities were at least grounded. And I enjoyed it. Then he went super villain and I didn’t know what to think. Then Bruce showed up and it all clicked. BRILLIANT twist from a director who many believed played himself out with them. I want to believe that Shyamalan purposely put out clunkers to in those latter years just to throw the trail off for this movie lol.

Yes. I hadn't seen Unbreakable in years by the time I saw Split but when I heard that music playing in the diner, I was like "is this a sequel to Unbreakable?" Then appears David giving the waitress Mr Glass name. Great twist from M Night Shyamalan. Normally you would expect the twist to be about a story element in the movie. This twist was to let us know this was the continuation of a larger story.

That was indeed amazing But how they ended this trilogy in the glass was really awkward

Split was the shit

wait, 2000? it was 16 year until the sequel?

@@Frank_Art Yep and the big twist was that it was a sequel. Nobody knew going into Split that it had anything to do with Unbreakable.

Booohooo

Split was magnificent 😮‍💨 It brought out my own multi-personalities disorder 😮‍💨

Nicely noted!

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Excellent!!

WRROOOOOONG! David: The good Kevin: The bad Elijah: The anti-hero

Split was magnificent 😮‍💨 It brought out my own multi-personalities disorder 😮‍💨

Not true. The trilogy is a representation of our world. There is no good without evil & someone needs to create the circumstances of both 🤛

Still bad. 24.

The guy's name is James McAvoy.

@@woojinbloo44 well that's just 23 and me .. I will see my way out now... ROFL

Indeed. so underrated actor.

24 😅

Yeah there quite unique

I was hoping to see more from these universe, I see this form of story telling has spawned movies like..... Joker .....and upcoming Joker 2 stand alone origin stories . I the David's son, could be a super hero too.... It's a shame that more stories about the universe hadn't come about...sad.

I wouldn’t say underrated. Unbreakable was M Night Shamalan’s second biggest film. It had lotsa hype. I loved how it was just a little past ordinary Homo sapien. Like no flying or laser eyes or shit that is impossible. I want a more realistic version of superheroes. And a logical explanation. The Boyz did okay with the pill being the reason or the chemical treatment. That’s at least some sort of explanation. But how does that chemical make people acquire impossible powers? Flying, super strength, laser eyes, durability, mind control, etc. Maybe my version (this version) is boring since everyone has basically same or similar powers.

It's a single movie bro

@@bhajrangbali7975 its 3 movies. Unbreakable, Split and Glass

He actually set everything from day 1, man was the definition of genius

​@@moviesoutpostyep, 19 years lol

Elijah also murdered many people searching for David.

@@jacktorrance2633I liked Daryll’s character in Glass and was sad when Elijah ruthlessly killed him but there was a forewarning when some of the horde personalities attacked him earlier. It established the extreme polar opposite that Elijah has to David. Kevin’s beast is somewhat in between as he only kills the unbroken and those who harm the broken. In Unbreakable we see how desperate Elijah became when trying to prove he must have an opposite that the lives he took were just a means to an end. David started out as a brilliant sportsman and then made a decision to step out of the limelight relegating himself to an average life without considering if there was something more to himself.

"If his theory was true, then why only 3 superheroes exist in this world"

The way they advertised it was weird, it looked like a standalone movie

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lmao I saw the second one first.

That's because trilogies are made for the hardcore fans, viewers who know every detail and pace the floor until the next film comes out. I have done that a few times, when I realize my mistake I stop watching and usually give up because now I know the finale. Kinda like reading the last chapter of a book, first.

That's hilarious my man😂😅

I so loved Unbreakable that I bought it!! I could not have been more delighted to have discovered the sequels.

split has the best acting only. The story barely connects with the whole right at the end when Bruce willis Appears but to be honest i did not even remember.

I’d say Split and Unbreakable are on par with each other. Glass was ok, but it wasn’t as good as the first 2

All of them are underrated. Split for me is the most underrated of the three since that actor did a tremendous work.

Unbreakable is garbage. We rarely see him use his powers

Yeah it was marketed very weird, Split was on its own till the end, but all falls into place when you watch Glass.

In a way, the "scale" of their powers being so much closer to reality almost makes them feel more powerful than typical superheroes

@@notanalchoholic839 yes! a lot of superpowers that are almost godlike make it seem like they can one punch anyone... which makes it feel like the hero doesent learn anything about their powers or whatever... when your limited to just one small super power closer to reality it gives the sense that you should learn more about it, and adapt to it and... idk what im saying its probably nonsense-

​@@MaliniasredmaskI understand you and agree lmao. It's more fun seeing a person with powers still struggle as a normal dude like this, being treated like you were insane, self doubting, and even the son threatening to shoot him because he thought he would never take damage just hits right on reality on how powers would go.

Makes me wonder what other "powers" he would introduce to this world, and how he would go about displaying them. I would imagine something like Daredevil, superhuman senses. I think anything like shooting lazers or flying would be a bit too out of the realm of reality for this franchise

@@xxr0g3li0xx yes exactly!

It's a shit series that does the 'mentally ill people are evil' nonsense. It's trash.

well it isnt

@@DaLastYoshiit is though, not a lot of people talks about these movies.

Yas

Yeah I couldn’t get Unbreakable past 12 minutes in the recap, it is quite a slow movie

yup

@@moviesoutpost USA use to beat Unbreakable bad, they always played that movie and as a kid I use to sit down and watch everything available on Cable. Nowadays you you can rewind, FF and pause you movies or even binge watch series.. shoots or just watch the best clips on RU-vid. Oh the simple times of the 90's

Straight out, compared to other super hero movies it has a really low budget

Yeah I believe the best time for movies was late 1990’s to early 2000’s. (Just my opinion)

​@@moviesoutpostLate 60s and early 70s New Hollywood has to be more iconic of an era.

No one remembers the bad films that came out in the past, but there is one difference between good movies made in the past and good films being made today. There are plenty of really good films being made today, many as good as these, but films that aren’t intended as blockbusters don’t get a lot of promotion and marketing. A lot of excellent films flop simply because people don’t know about them. Also places like RU-vid aren’t any help because channels get more views talking about bad and disappointing franchises than good movies. Lastly is simply audience tastes. If really well made films made as much in theaters as poorly written popcorns movies, we’d have a lot more good films being produced.

M Night Shyamalan has always made good movies that fucks up the mind with twist endings.

An Oscar worthy performance by James McAvoy.

M.Night likes working with Bruce Willis because he was in M.Night's first movie The Sixth Sense

He has been in about 6 movies by M.Night

Reminds me of a quote from the Doctor Who 50th anniversary episode. "Great men are forged in fire". Personally I'd replace men with people, but that's just me trying to be inclusive. I wouldn't go so far as to say that people with trauma are better (def not 'pure') than those without, it does have to be said, it takes a certain kind of strength to shoulder that burden.

The hospital run by Dr. Ellie Staple remind me of clockworks psychiatric hospital from Legion season 1

The doctor is trying to convince him that he is delusional and it's all a "mind over matter" trick he played over himself so by the same logic if believing he is invincible made him stronger believing water is his weakness will make water very effective against him even if it's not

please watch more carefully next time. It is later revealed they were a underground organisation that tried to keep these forces hidden because once one side emerges the other will aswell which would lead to chaos and disorder in their world, although at the cost of oppress those people

Bro didn't make it to the end of the video 😂 She knew they had superpowers but was trying to convince them that they just delusional - probably so she didn't have to kill them

The writers are 🤡 for that like tf you can't see with your own eyes smh

It doesn’t make sense when you really think about it but when people lie to you, that’s a similar effect. Like, why _specifically water_ ? lol Why not the lights? It’s because _the organization_ knows.

Watch her in american horror story if you want some variety lol

She aggravating asf

its kinda funny u gotta admit

Variants of the LRP5 gene can lead to conditions where individuals have significantly increased bone density and strength, reducing their susceptibility to fracture. Although in some cases this makes bones more brittle

@@heikg I am one of these people, What they don't tell you is how heavy it makes your bones, you wouldn't know it by looking at me 6'3" but I am 400 lbs mostly bone weight, I have literally gotten on scales before and people thought the scale was broke, also I can't run as it would be like anyone else trying to run while carrying another person of 200 pounds piggy back. Doesn't break my bones to run just bruises the bottom of my feet, I also can't stand for more that 30 minutes or I start to lose feeling in my toes as the blood is being cut off by pooling in the tops and back of my feet. I have never even had a cracked bone in my 50 plus rough and tumble years maybe I never will.

​@@chinabluewhoever punched a wall really hard?

@@MacDodle Yes , been in many car accidents as well.

@@chinabluewhoAny injuries?

The Happening says otherwise

@@VivaLaPigotry I already figured it was the plants as soon as the first person was reported. That movie was the worst, sadly.

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Makes perfect sense. It’s why when people experience intense trauma and cannot fully integrate these semi-conscious identities, they stay fragmented. While when secure, a solid identity stays become integrated from the fragments of identity become the main one fronted. Still, this makes sense. The psyche is an interesting thing. Makes sense why people are often so jacked up, because their psyche is like a messy room. They must address things and slowly but surely tidy up. Eventually, the gates open, those suppressed feelings emerge and you begin to deal with those feelings one by one until you begin to become one whole human personality who learns how to cope with existing.

@@conradlorgar5508It takes a mature mind to comprehend. Had you fully read it, you'd see it was about 100 years of the most empirically-driven psychoanalysis research. None of which is my opinion and can be researched for yourself. I'd love for you to tell me where I went wrong.

They broke themselves doesn't count

@@ZebraChanda Not how being homeless works but sure, be your privileged self.

They where broke not broken i guess

@@user-tf8xr8wc9u he only stopped because he saw evidence of physical torture, being homeless doesn't mean that you've been physically tortured lol but sure I'm privileged 😉

@@ZebraChanda 'They broke themselves doesn't count' Good try, but you're clearly a troll. You said they broke themselves and that's what I was replying to. The instances of homeless people being homeless because of their own mistakes are exceedingly rare, statistically, and the fact that you're ass doesn't understand that makes you privileged, not some (incorrect) movie facts I wasn't even talking about.

Glad you enjoyed

You have literally zero concept of DID or OSDD, and this comment proves that.

@@evarchavex4800 you literally have no concept of how acting actually works.

@@knightwolf5006 Way to go showing you didn't understand what was being said at all. Only idiots that think PTSD is still called shell shock would call it multiple personality disorder. Playing a different character is *NOTHING* like having DID. Once again, showing you have no concept of the topic. Furthermore, this is a nonsense shitty representation of DID.

​@@evarchavex4800or maybe it's do to the fact that it has nothing to do with most people so why would they know the new names of a very specific problem. And maybe if you corrected people without making it an argument people would listen.

​@@knightwolf5006 same shit different pile 😂 same thing just a new name