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Ok, if I watch this movie as Unbreakable and Split's sequel, there are many big questions, how could Shyamalan did this with one of his best efforts? How nobody saw the weaknes of it? The logical mistakes everywhere and the weak plot? How could he say, ok that's it, let's go to the premiere? But! If the whole story and the first 2 movies are really something comic-like I have no words. Because, everything what I saw here in Glass would be perfect in a comic book. No one would say, man that's are not okay, 'cause nobody really cares stuffs like these in comic books. Its logical or not, could this happend or not... Glass has a really strange, but cool mood, 3 perfect actors (especially and finally Bruce Willis again), amazing camera work and great music. Maybe not the best way how Shyamalan did his finale film in this trilogy and thats why Im a little bit angry about, but still works fine to me. 7/10

At first, I'm a Van Damme Fan. I like him since Bloodsport and shame or not but I hate him since UniSol2. I think everyone knows why... Since 1999 something broke his ego. Maybe, it was his mental problem and the thing with drugs or the world changed but something moved in different way. Sadly all these came back in movies too. Everyone who watched JCVD knows this. He tried and tried to became an actor against martial arts star, but I think he is much more a fighter like an actor. And that was what I always loved in Van Damme. I think this move isn't good. It want to be a drama-action flick but it works not. There are so many weak moments. Please, I think who loves action movies knows what's the different between good and bad. Cheap effects, laughable scenes with overplayed characters kills everything. JC is OK, the problem is the story the cast and directing. Everything is B... Double Impact was B-movie too, but million miles away from this. In 1990 there was mood and an elegant style for these kind of movies. I think after the year 2000, this kind of cinema is only for renting. Somewhere in the past Van Damme was a cinema star, not only a product for DVD... I hope he shows us more JCVD in the future!