42 Things You Missed In Split (2016)

There are loads of clues about Split's connection to Unbreakable hidden throughout the movie -- did you notice any of them?
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In just one week, the long awaited return of David Dunn and Elijah Price hits theaters, and to prepare for it, I'm doing a Things You Missed marathon including everything you might have missed in the Eastrail 177 trilogy. Last week, I covered 63 Things You Missed In Unbreakable, so this week I'll be going over some of the the things you might have missed in it's surprise sequel, Split.
Split is actually loaded with clues about it's shocking twist ending, but you're unlikely to notice them without knowing to look for them. That's where I come in. I just need your credit card number and the digits on the back. That last part was a joke.
In this video I'll be digging out all the easter eggs and connections to Unbreakable including structural similarities, similar shot compositions, references to superheroes and even a scene that is almost line for line a remake of an iconic scene from Unbreakable.
I'll also go over how the color symbolism in Split fits in with the entire series, talk about homages to director M Night Shyamalan's hero, Alfred Hitchcock, and point out some secret messages put into the film by crew members.
Finally, I'll analyse the film and talk about how the secret of the location was set up and analyse the behaviour of some of the characters and identities of The Horde, such as Kevin, Dennis, Patricia, Hedwig, Barry... and Norma? Etcetera.
#Unbreakable #SplitMovie #GlassMovie
About Glass
M. Night Shyamalan brings together the narratives of two of his standout originals-2000’s Unbreakable, from Touchstone, and 2016’s Split, from Universal-in one explosive, all-new comic-book thriller: Glass.
From Unbreakable, Bruce Willis returns as David Dunn as does Samuel L. Jackson as Elijah Price, known also by his pseudonym Mr. Glass. Joining from Split are James McAvoy, reprising his role as Kevin Wendell Crumb and the multiple identities who reside within, and Anya Taylor-Joy as Casey Cooke, the only captive to survive an encounter with The Beast.
Following the conclusion of Split, Glass finds Dunn pursuing Crumb’s superhuman figure of The Beast in a series of escalating encounters, while the shadowy presence of Price emerges as an orchestrator who holds secrets critical to both men.
Joining the all-star cast are Unbreakable’s Spencer Treat Clark and Charlayne Woodard, who reprise their roles as Dunn’s son and Price’s mother, as well as Golden Globe Award winner Sarah Paulson (American Horror Story series).
This riveting culmination of his worldwide blockbusters is produced by Shyamalan and Blumhouse Production’s Jason Blum, who also produced the writer/director’s previous two films for Universal. They produce again with Ashwin Rajan and Marc Bienstock, and Steven Schneider and Kevin Frakes, who executive produce. Gary Barber and Roger Birnbaum also serve as executive producers.
A Blinding Edge Pictures and Blumhouse production, Glass will be released by Universal Pictures in North America on January 18, 2019, and by Buena Vista International abroad.
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[@CZsWorld]

NEW VIDEO. The trilogy is complete -- here's how the Things You Missed in GLASS bring the series full circle. 🔍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHzTpomBiKhpn7s

[@mushpaladin4159]

Glass was stupid, there was no full circle... More like fool circle. Ending destroys whole trilogy in 1 gay swoop.

[@cultofdi0nysus]

The moment at the end when Casey doesn't want to go back to her uncle isn't showing how bad he is in comparison to everything that she just went through, it's her finally standing up and not wanting to be compliant and go back to him.

[@christopher19894]

The creepiest part is when the girl's uncle makes her play like an animal and take her clothes off. That's how pedophiles are in real life. It's not usually a stranger in a van offering you candy, or a split personality psychopath kidnapping you; it's more likely going to be someone close to your family getting you to do stuff that scars you forever, yet it seems kind of innocent when it first happens.

[@msacer5513]

I hope the Beast gets her uncle in Glass. It MUST happen...

[@alexisbruno5585]

Janet Ledford well do I have news for you...

[@zc8193]

@@alexisbruno5585 Well tell us? I didnt saw Glass.

[@MultiHalloweenFreak]

The uncle is in jail, but we don't get to see him. Not in Glass.

[@zc8193]

@@MultiHalloweenFreak oke thnx

[@hjjkirsxwwbbird]

This is such a great movie etcetera

[@Beepbopp27]

AHH Hedwig

[@dovahmc8666]

Hahahah

[@morematcha]

Hedwig was the bestttttt

[@lastdon6585]

😂😂

[@diobrando-kv3cx]

more like etthetra

[@radicaldreamer]

I don't think it was just luck that her advice to the girl worked. I think it was two things: 1. The germaphobe personality had been complaining about cleanliness. 2. She probably uses/used this tactic when her uncle attacks her.

[@maelstrom7198]

the germaphobe personality is named Dennis

[@WakenerOne]

You are absolutely correct. Not only is Dennis a stickler for neatness, but this is advice that is frequently given to women. If facing sexual assault, try to either pee, puke, or poop, as it may trigger revulsion in the attacker and abort the assault.

[@mandala314]

@@WakenerOne Yes, it's taught in women's self-defense classes. Not guaranteed, but a very good tactic

[@joyc.e.7511]

@@jerrysetlerr770 That'd definitely work, but not everybody has a gun when they're about to be assaulted

[@sihlemashoba3629]

@@maelstrom7198 "Mr" Dennis

[@CZsWorld]

I have red socks.

[@sky_snipez536]

I have red gloves :)

[@CZsWorld]

@@breadward1652 I have blue socks too

[@juzo1453]

@@CZsWorld I have black socks

[@anameaname6865]

I don’t think you do

[@armanimiller]

I have blue socks too.

[@ClassyDominique]

"We are glorious. We will no longer be afraid. Only through pain, can you achieve your greatness. The impure, the untouched, the unburned, the unslain. Those that have not been torn, have no value in themselves! They are asleep! The broken are the more evolved!" Am I the only one who thought "The Beast" had a valid point?

[@AltFreak25]

As did I!!!

[@katiematkowski7478]

I feel the Beast actually had a valid point and I honestly agreed with his viewpoint as being an avenging angel for the broken, but not necessarily killing them.

[@ClassyDominique]

People who live in constant pain a lot of times become angry that people take advantage of their everyday painless lives. They will complain about something as trivial as dropping their phones in water and getting a paper cut, then categorize that has having a bad day. I live with the most painful disease in the world, along with another very rare disease that descends me into constant excruciating pain everyday, all day. My diseases are not treatable, curable, and offer no pain relief. So, their definition of a bad day is laughable to someone like me, but also feeling compassion to others' pain.

[@katiematkowski7478]

I can certainly relate. From years of bullying and abuse with a very terrible thing I had to see, i have a bad case of PTSD, which is hell itself. It steals your life away.

[@moarroz]

@@ClassyDominique i agree i believe that's how those series of saw films got made 😉😂👌🏽 Whenever my friend or I'm in pain i think laughter cuts through and helps a tad push through 💜💜💛💙

[@anvb5a1]

And about Casey going back to her uncle, i think that it's not so much that she doesn't want to go back with her uncle, but that scene in the cab, her look is more like "now he's going to pay" (i thought she might kill him! Turns out, as we learn in glass, that she just sent him to jail!) - This is important because it is the thing that makes the link between her and Kevin, when Kevin sees that she is broken inside, it's kinda like a revelation to her also, a new found force and power, and this is why she goes to see Kevin at the facility in glass, she understands why he lost his mind and she is thankful for that encounter in a way, as she probably would have kept enduring her abusive uncle if she had not encountered Kevin! There is also something that i found very deep while subtle in the way the 3 girls react in the first scene in which they're captives! Casey is particularly smart, while the 2 other girls are portrayed as "normal people". Casey gives advices, is the one who they should listen to, she should be a leader, but they instead react like "nvm, she's a weirdo" and reject her from their little group! Totally fits with the final conclusion of glass, normal people will never tolerate anyone special! Seems like bright movie director Shyamalan is silently screaming that to us all along; so i'm not so surprised that glass feels so depressing in the end, the trilogy's message is as awful as ... realistic!

[@aldomedina7396]

anvb5a1 know that we know who you are I know who i am!

[@pardisranjbarnoiey6356]

add a spoiler alert!! sheeesh 🙄

[@someone_weird9]

if only you mentioned spoiler alert at the beginning of your comment😭🤦‍♀️ I still haven't seen Glass

[@Sarah-kl9nz]

The other girls were fighting against 'the beast', they were the whole time looking for a way out and also even mentioned that they wanna get Casey went the three were separated!

[@andrewjudeus6283]

Dude, dealing with Kevin is a walk in the park for Casey after living with her uncle. That subplot is even more horrifying than the movie's main plot. Chills.

[@Ken-iu2zp]

Facts....it was the reason she made it out...only an abused person can recognize another abused person. The other 2 girls were too heavily socialized by their "good"upbringing. This is why they were overcome by the evil compartments of Kevin's 24 personalities.

[@amandachristiansen81]

After you mentioned that the beast was released on the train because his dad may have been on the train with david when it derailed, it had me wondering if david figures it out and uses the knowledge of Elijah causing the derailment to get the beast to turn on Elijah in glass. 🤔

[@therafaelalvarez]

Amanda Welch Close.

[@Umar-gw6fy]

Not David but David's son

[@amarauzirul7152]

Josepd made that happen

[@amandachristiansen81]

I know i just saw it.

[@moarroz]

It was too predictable that would happen in glass...all of glass was predictable. Split was not. Split i had to explain to several people. Everyone got glass lol.

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

The observation made about the different cereals is great 6:03 ,really adds to how creepy or mentally ill the character is - in my opinion the uncle is actually the most evil character in this movie

[@greyfoxninja1239]

My personal subtle favorite is that David Dunn (Bruce Willis) shows up at the end in a diner. What is the theme of the diner he is eating in? Doesn't it oddly enough look like the dining trailer of a train? I don't know if anyone here has ridden an AMTRACK in the Northeast but they have that design. In fact, this while movie has train imagery.

[@RachaelWard]

I CAN NOT WAIT for "Everything you missed in GLASS".... It's gonna be soooooo cool!!!! 🤘👍😝

[@rezkysantika1631]

Have a nice day!!

[@papastalin5263]

Split has an amazing soundtrack, beautiful cinematography, great acting especially McAvoy and amazing director from M.Night Shymalan. Definetly worth a watch. Glad you did this on Glass. 9.3/10

[@CZsWorld]

Definitely one of my all time favorites!

[@papastalin5263]

CZsWorld mine too. Amazing movie

[@Kat_1525]

Can we talk about when he starts dancing to the music and she just has a blank face😂 imagine how many takes they did!! I would’ve been laughing 😂

[@annrodriguez2891]

3:19 That scene had me mesmerized ❤ He said .I know....to Casey..Yes we all know

[@jhe9521]

i went from stunned to laughing out loud all through that scene ...was powerful awesome ☆

[@alyannafaith6159]

Bruhhh this movie is the best Thanks CZ this is gonna make me question life

[@kaidoval4171]

Not the best. There are many better. I liked the movie too. But there are somethings unanswered.

[@jackmars931]

As a response to your question "when did you know it was a sequel?" I knew it was a sequel to Unbreakable at the point where the Dr. starts explaining how The Beast's powers work...how he can cling to walls, etc. That whole speech was just straight out of a comic book movie and got me thinking about Unbreakable...and I basically spent the rest of the movie waiting for Bruce Willis to show up and save the day. I was actually surprised when the end credits started and we hadn't seen him, but once I realized it was an actual after credit sequence I knew he would be in it.

[@CZsWorld]

Did that ruin it for you or make it better?

[@jackmars931]

I think it made it better. It's hard to say...on the one hand I was already enjoying it, but that did get me pretty excited, but in a way I was so wrapped up in waiting for BW to show up that I was a little distracted from the actual movie, and the end might have had more of an impact if I had been like "Wow....Bruce Willis!" instead of "Ok, there he finally is, I was right" Still I really enjoyed the movie either way.

[@Jylart]

Split is one of my favorite movies! I'm so glad you made this video!!!

[@claudiak8800]

You're awesome. No matter how often I have watched a movie, you always find things I overlooked. I remember that while watching Split for the first time, I found it odd that the psychologist was talking about superpowers, but I did not really get it was a sequel until the final scene.

[@couchtime3739]

M Night trying to be like Stan Lee with his cameos

[@brainlock72]

very Hitchcockian! @_@

[@m.r.3100]

They're both (along with Stephen King) piggy backing off of Alfred Hitchcock

[@moviestargf]

M. R. no one cares

[@shanesimpson4407]

aya winslow I cared.

[@nrgao]

I noticed the similarities between Joseph and Casey's gun scenes first time. That is what connected it for me. It was SO satisfying Such subtle hints throughout to enjoy on the followup viewings!

[@masterninjadanny]

He's comin for you he's Comin for all of you, I have blue socks too

[@prashantdidule]

Lets take a moment and think what a genius is M.knight

[@04jacklyne]

I'm so glad I found this channel. I love the intelligent and artistic way you examine these movies. Well done.

[@georgedawson5621]

It occurs to me; do all of the horde have their own separate rooms? Makes you wonder what each of them look like

[@CZsWorld]

I don't think all them do, there were only a few other doors.

[@majorman925]

Perhaps some of them share a room Who am I kidding they share the same body

[@kazuallykunfuzed]

Very well done. Just rewatched Split and it's unbelievable the clues to the zoo are everywhere

[@morematcha]

Can you please share some

[@therascals7586]

* has a really deep and serious voice * * plays a kid screaming the universal theme song *

[@lamo1724]

I remember Unbreakable first coming to cinemas and I was just blown away by how awesome it was. As soon as the dvd was released, I bought it (I was always a fan of the extras!). When Elijah is talking to his customer about the composition of the comic-book characters, we see his crazy-side-fro in the reflection as he describes the disproportionately large head of the villains. I then remember going to see Split...and was blown away by James McAvoy's performance. Like you, I get goosebumps just recalling how I felt when David Dunn appeared at the end. This weekend, I've watched all 3 films. Remember that scene I described earlier...well, it was a double-twist. He may have been talking about square jaws and large heads, but the villain in the piece was a Jackal. Then in the flashback scene in Unbreakable, we see young Elijah open his purple-wrapped gift to reveal the Action Comic that related to the highly expensive art work...a green-caped superhero battling the yellow-furred beast. M Knight Shymalan sure knows how to play the long game!! Xxx

[@evarhodes657]

I don’t think the car ever broke down. I don’t think Casey was even calling her uncle and her not wanting to go back to him just shows that she never wanted to go back in the first place. She was always trying to get out.

[@WakenerOne]

1:15: Correction - you say that there are 24 titles, one for every personality in The Horde. Technically, that's not correct. There is a set of titles for each of Kevin's alters, but not every alter is part of The Horde. "The Horde" properly only relates to the personalities aligned with The Beast. At this point, the only confirmed members are The Beast himself, Patricia, Dennis, and Hedwig. Other identities repeatedly refer to The Horde in the third person plural, indicating that they are not members of this cabal. To be fair, the reporter misuses the term at the end.

[@Horror-Man]

I am literally shitting my pants over these early reviews of Glass. For the past 2 years I've totally been assuming that it would be amazing. I'm praying that it'll at least be good enough for me to love, even if no one else does. Fingers crossed.

[@CZsWorld]

I'm completely avoiding reviews.

[@DanielCastro-tc4rk]

Am i the only that thought kacy could turn invisible? At the beginning. Dennis doesnt know shes in the car until she opens the door. And later in the movie she talks about how she would always try to be places where no one would notice her.

[@iGotBombKushh]

You know, most videos like this are very far-fetched. But everything you described about Unbreakable and Split has incredible merit to it. Also, knowing M.Night for who he his and all his twists in all his movies, im actually convinced its all true from your descriptions. Great job, dude!

[@joshuar3632]

I love these films. James McAvoy did an excellent job

[@annrodriguez2891]

McAvoy did spectacular ❤

[@VoltaGhost]

Another cool factoid. The radio that Hedwig hands Casey is a Motorola MT-500. Same model radio used in the movie Ghostbusters.

[@heavenleebiersack6743]

it always makes me sad to know she ends up going back to her uncle at the end

[@jinx8022]

heavenlee biersack yea but she put him in jail

[@fieryeurochick3194]

Honestly, I had absolutely no clue this was a sequel until Bruce Willis appeared at the very end. The only hint I got was while the horde was removing the bullet fragments, the music started to play and I thought it was odd that they would use the same music as they did in Unbreakable.

[@massagebroad]

This was awesome, Man! Kudos! I Watched Psycho and Split back to back and notice one thing; the bathroom in Psycho is similar to the bathroom in Split, extremely clean and Norman Bates is a germaphobe. The credits, both beginning and end of Split are exactly like the beginning credits of Psycho. Down to the "splits" through the word "Split" are exactly the way it is from Psycho. I told people I believed the two were related but no one got it.

[@lunocavo4905]

3:50 boyyyyyy u cannot do this!!! I am watching this video at 2 am in the morning...u scared the shit out of me

[@Stiasteny]

Pretty cool. I thought this would be a clickbait video that's pointing out obvious things, but it really has a new perspective. Ps: i got an ad for Glass while watching this 😅

[@cosmofate9960]

I think the hord is a hero and a villian because some of his personalities are good and some are bad

[@CZsWorld]

I think so too.

[@imblacksoimslow5731]

Its not about hero's or villains...it's about the abused and the abuser...there was nothing special about the hord...Everybody got split personality...Everybody got a beast in em!!

[@demonqueen26]

one of the best movie trilogies that Shamylan (sp?) has done. I really loved them so far though I haven't seen Glass.

[@Diispaceyone]

never watched one of your videos before. this was really really good. good job dude!

[@moarroz]

Btw i stopped at 1:22 at colors but doesn't the color "yellow" mean purity? It was frequently used in the film the village as so. I believe the blind girl used that color cloak. The red was the feared one. He likes to interconnect stuff

[@moarroz]

Now at 3:56 ahhh your good 👌🏽👌🏽

[@lyrics7697]

2:03 I think her saying that is also a reference to her childhood abuse. Maybe her peeing herself as a kid would prevent her from being abused, and she was trying to help by giving advice that worked for her as a kid. That was just my first thought watching the movie

[@judy-bc9me]

5:20 actually my therapist once told me that doctors write so messy because parents for example are allowed to ask for the notes they take while a session. So the therapist, is not allowed to talk to them about it but if they ask for the notes he has to give it to them. Well and that's the reason... so even if someone wants the notes, they would hardly be able to understand whats written there haha

[@Dancer10105]

Assuming we both survive I don’t know if I will make it to the next one I hope I do but depression is not on my side right now and I feel like this isn’t worth it anymore.. I wanna see the new movie coming out next week I just hope I am here to see it being alone and having no one to talk to or to communicate with is really killing me right now I hope things get better soon pray I make it to the next one but on another note thanks for being the highlight of my day and coming out with another video it really helped me a lot thank you Cz world thank you so much 😊

[@CZsWorld]

Please get help!

[@Dancer10105]

Oh no I am just had surgery just sick of being in the house and being alone I think once I get out the house and get some air I should be okay but I am not going to do anything stupid I just hate being trapped in the house and alone all the time that’s all I appreciate your care though

[@shaneburst5661]

Find strength in your self even though life isn't always beautiful!!!...

[@visisydandthevoid]

I can completely relate to your loneliness. 😓

[@adamgalletly546]

Sending good vibes out to you Briana xxx. Be strong. you are AMAZING

[@nicolevincent5680]

I didn't understand the bit with Bruce Willis until the trailer to that new film came out and i watched it again

[@robertmelvin7908]

The funniest thing about Split was the number of people who got up and left or were about to leave just before the end credit scene at the diner slowly began to appear. It wasn't until the diner scene that I was then forced to rethink the whole movie and purchase the Blu-Ray to see what else I had missed.

[@CZsWorld]

I saw it a couple times in theaters -- I don't remember anyone leaving.

[@robertmelvin7908]

@@CZsWorld Yeah, it's a real thing, unfortunately I can't find any of the articles on-line warning people to stay. Before the diner scene, the screen goes black and some people thought it was the end of the movie and got up to leave. I actually have a friend who did that. I loved ribbing him for missing that scene.

[@CZsWorld]

@@robertmelvin7908 Hmm, it's only a few seconds between the start of the credits and the diner scene. He must have gathered his things and got out of there quickly.

[@AxisVein]

She noticed that he was a clean freak or germaphobe so she said to pee on your self.. Not just luck . the poor girl went through alot and learned how to protect herself

[@fire77girl]

I can read quite a bit of the notes the doctor has on the two files, but some words I cannot and I'll just put ? for them. Top file I cannot read the very top it's too blurry but starting with the second paragraph Patricia has now informed the group of the ? beast Patricia is the mother figure She is a caretaker and can ? ? ? A designer of fashion She is well educated and formidable. Her call collaborator is Dennis as they are ? deep in an interesting pact He is dreadful and Tough and she is centered. The two have established to the power delivering. ( I couldn't see the last lines) Next page again I couldn't read the very top. starting with second paragraph Analyzing of abuse reignited ? What is current beast successor. What if vulnerability is the reason they need a caretaker Personality is such ? come to encompass the primal ? of the beast Patricia's persona has a singular purpose or desire. Protecting Kevin. Patricia believes in ????? (Also couldn't read the bottom

[@rosebud0391]

For context: the left is labeled as Patricia's file and the right Dennis. Top left: "Concerned about how to confront the group about (?) = beast" Top Right: "The beast: (?) serve (?) delusional Fantasy Dennis + Patricia = caretakers of group" Bottom right broken ends: "persona has a purpose of/or protecting Kevin"

[@shantasiahaynes4490]

You need to work for the government

[@lydiatackie3035]

Has anyone else noticed that the home The hoard was living under was a zoo just like in The Village? Their whole sanctuary was also in a zoo, just an interesting similarity.

[@FyeRye]

It’s crazy how much you’ve improved your channel! You’re my favourite KZbinr dude.

[@Charlie-ow9hh]

This is really interesting...etcetera

[@ImaButterYourBread]

I went in this video a little skeptical, thinking I have caught all the clues being a huge Unbreakable.. there's a few I didn't catch. Awesome catches, sir!

[@chiffmonkey]

Nothing about the hints that Casey might have mind control powers?

[@bammysammers]

thank you for including that door part right at the end, it gave me a giggle

[@Madhouse_beatz]

Man this was good. A lot of hidden clues that split was a sequel. Not that I needed clues because youtubers spoiled the surprise pretty quickly

[@dodolanenak9286]

Mr. Glass was brilliant. The fact that I love all the characters especially Casey, her acting was cool. Meanwhile, the controversial ending summed it up. So, I would say this movie did well on making it the best thriller movie in a decade.

[@sandraandresbelenguer2604]

I love this movie, thanks a lot for all this clever points!! Hi from Spain!

[@bashfoal]

9:19 Staci Hagenbaugh was the location manager for this film.

[@HaultExile]

Split is my favourite movie of all time I've watched it like 30 times

[@NishaBurk]

I realized it was a sequel at the end 😭🤣

[@ItsTheGLife]

Good one!! This was comprehensive. You've got a new subscriber 💖 Love these vids. Pls continue to make more!

[@idontevencarewhathtissays]

I caught the "like they have powers" line when I first watched Split. It made me think of Unbreakable at the time, but I didn't think that Split was directly related to Unbreakable after that scene. I just thought maybe it was thrown in to get people talking about the fan theory of a Shyamalan shared universe that had made the rounds a few years before. When Dunn showed up on screen at the end, I immediately thought I should have known that of course it wasn't just fan-bating. Split was Shyamalan's best film in years, and when he's on top of his game, there's nothing that's put in the film just to get a reaction. There's always a point. I felt dumb as hell.

[@bobsteb61]

" I just ate a hot dog " lmao

[@Tempest7575]

Casey telling her to pee herself was not luck. It was foreshadowing her abuse. Abuse victims pay attention to people's actions and act according. She watched him and saw his Obsessive cleaning actions and drew the correct response that would stop him from abusing the girls

[@CZsWorld]

I'm just saying she wouldn't have known to do that had she not been abused.

[@Tempest7575]

@@CZsWorld true. I wholly agree just saying, would not qualify as luck but foreshadowing.

[@Nicho120]

Love the video and your shirt too!!

[@-desertpackrat]

8:20 everyone slowly sinking to the floor as their adrenaline wears off is so real, that scene was hard to watch, you feel so exhausted after something shocks you, all you can do is try to sit down and catch your breath.

[@Demystificator]

The pee thing is actually not luck. She either understood that Dennys is germaphobe (it can be seen when he kidnap them) or a hunter trick : peeing on yourself as a prey makes you either weak or sick. Reflection of a character in a movie means that character hides something. If Glass has reflections it's because he grew as a villain but it's not clearly revealed by the story until the end. You see a poor guy in a chair but it's the true villain of the story. For the end of Split, it may be foreshadowing to Glass events. Also, they're talking about the Beast but the Beast doesn't appear. So the reflection may tell they hide the Beast and keep it as a secret weapon. They're also making a villain plan, a conspiration. When Casey doesn't want to get back to her Uncle, it's because she changed. The Beast lets her go because she got abused and because they're the same. As Casey did go on hunt while a child and is not afraid to shoot at the Beast, she's a hunter, a predator. Just like the Beast. It's even clearer that when she goes out, we can see panthers in the zoo, behind a cage. She's one of them but she's getting out of her cage. That also explains that Casey seems to understand what's going on with Kevin : the pee thing and afterwards she doesn't move when her sister hits Kevin with the chair. She and Kevin found strength through their traumatic experiences.

[@TheLeky98]

Okay I'm pretty sure the 4 and the T are a bit of a stretch if you ask me. Those two things could be ANYTHING that relates to a 4 or a T. Left 4 Dead. Trask Industries from X-Men. See what I mean?

[@CZsWorld]

It's more the way they are placed in the circle. The 4 looks a lot like the Fantastic Four logo. For the T, there was no reason to separate the letter T from the letters A, X and I like that if he didn't want someone to notice it.

[@TheLeky98]

@@CZsWorld Eh, whatever floats your boat mate.

[@jenwill5722]

Amazing how movies are crafted. Genius.

[@jason-kk2nr]

love watching scary videos while taking out my dog in the middle of the night while drug deals happen across the street 🤩😍

[@CZsWorld]

It's not a CZsWorld video without dogs and drug deals!

[@Ken-iu2zp]

The drug deals kinda put me at ease because at least I know creepy people like Kevin and horror movie figures won't be in those areas

[@TheQueenIsHereNow]

Thank you yet again CZ!

[@Ken-iu2zp]

Scorpio....You will be attracted to those kind of movies. Interesting.

[@TheQueenIsHereNow]

@@Ken-iu2zp huh?

[@doorattachment6926]

The uncle is a F'ing monster.

[@fieryeurochick3194]

Thats M. Knight for ya. Slow burn, incredible ending!

[@joshualaidlow5167]

I didn't know it was a sequel when I first watched but watching kept making think about Unbreakable as well as Lady in the Water.

[@-desertpackrat]

Yeah I literally had no idea until the last scene 😂 I recognized the Unbreakable music score because they sprinkled bits in throughout the movie, but couldn't tell why I recognized it, but then I saw Bruce Willis and it clicked.

[@rosesmith6925]

Actually doctors handwriting is notoriously awful. Medical errors in translations is one of the reasons most orders have been changed to typed/computer generated. As a nurse for 27 yrs. I can tell stories of nurses frustrated passing orders or drs. notes to each other to decipher them before wanting to actually call the doc for confirmation. Myself I always read an order before taking it to the pharmacy after having to return meds that were wrong.

[@anvb5a1]

I can partly read the doctor's notes, but it doesn't seem to contain anything like a clue or link to unbreakable - on the left, you got stuff about denis, on the right, you can clearly read, pretty much as a title (top right) that "denis / patricia = caretakers of the group", The text starts with something like "reliving the abuse reignited..." I'll try to spend some more time on it as i find it very fun to try and make sense of it, even if it looks like it was pretty much random sentences written fast to just look as doctor notes...

[@JakeStrongvideography]

Love your videos man!!

[@CZsWorld]

Thanks for watching!

[@thegamingelf7425]

Reshiram is also 1/3 of a pokemon along with zekrom and kyerum, therefore a SPLIT

[@ahlyamarte626]

it's actually more commonly called "systems" as opposed to "hoards" when referring to people with DID.

[@heprynnrobertson8806]

But that what THEY named THEMSELVES

[@unidielts]

Great explanation of the movie. You sir gets a thumbs up on the like button! 👍

[@candratan6604]

Good review, and I laugh at the end of this video, because suddenly I remember Stefon SNL. LoL~

[@nrgao]

Awesome video, btw. Glass is my most anticipated movie this year, including anything coming from Marvel. I need this film to be great. lol

[@CZsWorld]

Glass might be my most anticipated movie period.

[@guyswithnothingtodo]

I think Casey was a patient of Dr Fletcher. Dr. Fletcher talks about a female patient with multiple personalities and later Casey never sees Dr Fletchers face after she died.

[@CZsWorld]

That's a cool theory! Personally, I don't think her uncle would allow her to see a therapist.

[@viper619ful]

CZsWorld her uncle would not let her see the Therapist cuz her uncle was TheRapist

[@themadcat6743]

The second I heard that soundtrack from Unbreakable in the movie I flipped out

[@marley3076]

This movie freaks me out because I grew up near Philly. I have visited the Philadelphia Zoo multiple times, imagining the Beast holding girls underneath the zoo is creepy.

[@jess-ed8yk]

Split was a really great movie, etcetera

[@bobana2290]

I totally forgot Bruce Willis was in the end of split 😱 mind blown

[@worm5734]

Some of these are a huuuuuuuuge stretch. Makes me roll my eyes

[@lillianhudson5695]

This movie was awesome. M Night Shamalan (idk how to spell it) really made a comeback

[@viper619ful]

0:48 freaked me out real bad

[@sweetbabyboo5]

Well done!

[@anthonylockheart358]

CZ why you gotta look like such a snack? Great video !!!

[@nickmattio3397]

U pick out those color detail connections well man like Kubrick

[@bryanmatthews3797]

Not even a minute and this guy is throwing in a shadow figure. GG wasn't expecting it

[@saralynn518]

I really enjoyed Split as a movie. However, after caring for an old friend for 8 months with DID (most alters presented themselves for the first time with me), it was a bit triggering. He had some horrible and conniving alters along with really amazing ones, some were schizophrenic, most had severe PTSD, others had severe depression, abilities etc. I now have trauma from this experience, but I still value this intense crash course in DID. I hope this movie raised more awareness and inspired education about this potentially debilitating disorder.

[@CZsWorld]

Yeah I think it's important to remember it's not meant to be a realistic portrayal of DID.

[@saralynn518]

CZsWorld however, for my friend’s situation, it had similarities. That’s why I found it a bit triggering. Each person and their system (alters/inner world) is different though.

[@d3an_machine329]

This guy looks like T-Bag from Prison Break.