Holden watches Unbreakable for the FIRST time

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[@HoldenHardman]

Don't worry! The rest of my girlfriend watches the MCU will be released as scheduled! This Wednesday and Saturday. We've had quite a few comments from people curious to show me movies for the first time, so we ran a poll on Patreon for them to vote what we would watch and Unbreakable was chosen. Not sure how often we'll do these videos, but leaving a like and commenting will let us know that you're interested in more. If you'd like some say in the future for videos like this, as well as early access to select videos, behind the scenes stuff, and more, check out my patreon: www.patreon.com/hthardman

[@afronym5141]

Y’all really should do regular films more often‼️

[@patrickmccabe2078]

Any Patreons know the rest of the films in the poll? Love Unbreakable but I wonder what it beat out

[@farhanlabeeb2851]

You have to watch "Kingsman"! How come nobody's mentioning it! It's extremely good MCU level. The best spy action there is out there.... sigh

[@evgenkhersonets880]

I strongly recommend you to watch Edgar Wright movies. I would like to see reactions.

[@CoffeePotGames]

You guys should do Split and Glass too!!

[@JustAnotherFilmAccount]

“You know what the scariest thing is in the world” “Not realizing that a movie has a by gone jim moment while it is in front of you”

[@Rated314]

"you know what Jacob, friends definitely don't shoot each other" If that isn't a bygone Jim moment, I don't know what is

[@seanandrews5329]

the irony

[@maximillianosaben]

People didn't respond strongly to this movie until it was released on DVD, and now it's very strongly regarded.

[@chrisbayliss3532]

Yes one of those must have DVD releases

[@TheMijman]

I fkin loooved this movie as a kid. Caught it on TV late at night, and have loved it ever since. Haven't seen the other two though, haven't wanted to ruin the magic of it

[@crazyape515]

You might say, unbreakable

[@gabrielsmithdahl4067]

@@TheMijman Split is amazing and only loosely connected, but Glass was a really dissapointing finale

[@ramblinman07]

I watched it in theaters and loved it

[@jesusmarley2607]

People notice things that are out of the ordinary. You remember being sick because it stands out in your mind. You normally don't think about the times you're not. Regarding his strength, it was not without effort nor was it to a point of being incredible. As for invulnerability, other than the train crash and the earlier car crash, we don't know how much violence or injury inducing encounters he may have had. I mean, we still don't know if he's immune to bullets.

[@jiorts]

You wouldnt ask yourself if you might have a special immunesystem compared to others?

[@Howzieky]

@@jiorts how often do you appreciate clear sinuses when you have them?

[@RubenNeves]

Well said.

[@antoineporche-rideaux6048]

You're right about not ever noticing that you've never been sick , I may remember happen when I was sick as a kid but I still remember being sick as a kid

[@jesusmarley2607]

@@jiorts maybe once its pointed out to you...

[@speider]

Jen's stone cold pokerface is incredible. None of the teasing that Holden does, she doesn't give ANY hints!

[@brucesimmons5517]

It really surprises me that Holden had not watched Unbreakable up until this point

[@bartsensei1]

I see some of Holden's problems as character features. When Willis' character was young, he was living his destiny, but he gave it up for love. He has been holding himself back for decades. That's why he hasn't noticed his abilities, why his marriage is on the rocks, and why he is so colorless and despondent.

[@ktparadis3204]

Thank you.

[@ktparadis3204]

Of course, people will like what they like, but I think what makes this film so good is the realism depicted through the relationships of the characters, and that, in turn, grounds the fantasy/ science fiction aspect of it. I love everything about how the story unfolds. It never feels like it's trying to "make believe" with you. It's a story about people, the choices they make, the chain reactions of those choices, and then, surprise! there's also something remarkable happening--and something completely demented--all in the quest for purpose.

[@ssamuel649]

James McAvoy has done a brilliant job in Split and in Glass. This series is really a underrated trilogy.

[@maximillianosaben]

Some of his scenes in those movies are just outstanding to watch, as he seamlessly transitions personas.

[@J-Vandy]

I’m mean yeah but glass kinda just shits down everyone’s throats, cause he’s making fun of that super hero genre, I agree definitely all these actors got chops, such a shame tho where it all ends up haha

[@somegeekguy]

Was not a big fan of glass though tbh. I was so hyped but disappointed. Unbreakable and Split are great asf though

[@J-Vandy]

@@somegeekguy completely agree

[@BC08]

Glass was a let down, Unbreakable and Split were both so good but damn Glass was disappointing.

[@collectivevision9884]

3:32 Holden asks a question about the movie, Jen ignores. Oh how the tables have turned 😂

[@dfilmmaker13]

Jen knows the importance of not speaking during the movie and influencing the reactors opinion

[@KeithDCanada]

Well, let's be honest.... if you've seen Glass, there is no twist in this movie. You already know SLJ is playing a villain. It's an amazing show, but if you've already seen the second and third films in the trilogy, there isn't too much more you will get from this one.

[@RubenNeves]

Of course. it wasn't intended to be seen in that order, but your point is well taken. Frankly I'm appalled that Holden would watch Split and Glass without seeing this one first. I could excuse watching Split accidentally because that was kind of a surprise, but at that point, I'd watch Unbreakable before moving on to Glass. Glad he still enjoyed it, it's one of my favorite movies.

[@robirvinejr.1017]

100% Unbreakable doesn't have the same.... "je ne c'est quoi" that it would have if you had seen Split and Glass. Ah well.

[@bertcompton]

@@RubenNeves This is what I did. I took a girl to the movies to see Split and we were pretty confused at the end. Later I watched Unbreakable and I don't think I ever got around to watching Glass. Idk why, I remember being really hyped for it

[@Eidlones]

@@bertcompton People have some issues with Glass (and it does have its issues), but I really enjoyed what it did, except for one story point.

[@faureamour]

@@robirvinejr.1017 "Je ne sais quoi"

[@xavvi]

I think the timing of this movie makes it even better. This came out at a time when comic book movies weren't the biggest thing in the world and so the idea of one as a serious movie instead of a colorful cheesefest was crazy. It was also not marketed as a comic book movie so it took a while to even recognize it as such despite it now being so obvious. I don't think it's THAT unbelievable that he never got sick, it's probably not something you even really think about because why would you?

[@Rybosome141]

Holden really wasnt paying attention when he watched Glass

[@VenomKpp]

I think he only pays attention to super hero movies.

[@thatguywiththecoolusername6787]

@@VenomKpp but this is a superhero movie

[@VenomKpp]

@@thatguywiththecoolusername6787 What I meant was he needs it to be colorful with capes and spandex.

[@lkay398]

@@VenomKpp Stick a Marvel Logo in the opening credits and Holden probably would have thought it was a 10/10 movie lol

[@joshhunt4146]

Well glass came out three years ago and is a pretty forgettable film so it’s understandable

[@fluffytoaster427]

Really dig the idea of Jen showing Holden movies that she’s known for years but just slipped past him

[@JohnJohnson-yu8xw]

Holden saying "no" and then Elijah doing it right away after was too perfect!

[@singher5204]

I can feel Jen getting irritated by HH's commentary.

[@Alan1978M]

That’s exactly what i was thinking.Her silence says it all.Who talks that much watching a film for the first time?

[@singher5204]

@@Alan1978M A N.E.R.D maybe 🙃😉

[@meb86]

@@singher5204 nah nerds sit their peaceful enjoying the film. Nothing worse then someone talking all the way through a film

[@dandotvid]

@@Alan1978M well this is a reaction channel, so typically reactions to the movie are expected.

[@Alan1978M]

@@dandotvid True although i’ve watched a lot of Holden’s reaction videos and can’t remember him being that vocal especially when it’s been the other way around and it’s a film he’s already seen and wants to show it off to others.Seemed to be a little disrespectful to his girlfriend but that’s just my opinion

[@ryankeefe6222]

This is M. Night’s best film everyone talks about the sixth sense but this is a masterpiece

[@fredrik357]

Why didn´t you write his last name :D Its ok i just call him shmamalalan :D

[@sir-gwayne1644]

I think I liked Signs more. And yes I can look past the water thing, lol

[@andyfromthemurray6683]

I agree

[@trevorphilips9065]

@@fredrik357 Shamalan

[@shade01977]

Second best. In my humble opinion, Spilt is his best work.

[@himanshukapri97]

Quintin Tarantino said this is the best superhero movie he ever seen in that time😂😂😂😂🔥🔥

[@cobcannon4299]

And I agree with him😂💪

[@aaxyz9990]

He didn't say that. He just put this film in his top 20 films from 1992 to 2006

[@andredulac4456]

Well, in that time, there wasn't a lot of superhero movies ^^ Batman and Superman mostly

[@cobcannon4299]

But if you rewatch Unbreakable today, it is still probably one of the best well made "superhero" film.

[@BichaeldeAngelo]

I watched this movie for the first time yesterday- the problem is, the entire plot is solvable in like 10 minutes. It's mostly an hour plus of Bruce Willis asking randos in his life if he's been sick and staring blankly without response when his wife speaks. If a man comes in after a train accident to an ED unconscious, he's getting pan-scanned with extensive blood work. I guess in this movie doctors are just like "oh I dunno, let him sleep and discharge" I then saw Split and wow is it a better movie than this

[@KnowYourMarvelNews]

I’ll say this movie is definitely one that always gets better for me on rewatch. From narrative and technical standpoints it just makes mire sense and gets more impressive to me. And Jen sort of touched on why he doesn’t know he has powers is his trauma with the water really lingered with him, one of the first things we hear him say is he’s scared of water, and in a world with no heroes while also having that trauma, assuming you have powers isn’t going to be a natural thought process

[@TheBlack-my5yf]

The comic book store guy reprises his role in "Glass," and the kid actor who portrays Bruce Willis' son appears as his son again.

[@NorthernRidesYaBoi]

Holden NEEDS to see Seven. That movie is a masterpiece and a must-watch

[@prashantsarkar821]

Are we ever going to see 'Holden reacts to Jen's clearly superior music taste'?

[@fluffytoaster427]

This might be pretty fun honestly! She’s always repping solid band tees

[@AnonymousSaiyan]

this was so good

[@prashantsarkar821]

@To infinity and beyond... How do I know that you're not copying me?

[@prashantsarkar821]

@To infinity and beyond... Ah, fair enough

[@mmbtvs56]

Holdens snarkiness make it seem like he was actively trying to dislike this movie.

[@lawrenceblunden428]

I always took it that after his car accident, he knew. He subconsciously blocked it out.

[@fan-i-am]

In the deleted scenes, he goes to the footballers gym at his University to test his weightlifting limits. And ends with all the players just staring at him stunned. Such a fun scene. But left out because it was redundant

[@alpine_newt]

I think Holden would have liked this a lot more if he had seen it when it first came out because of the paucity of comic book films at the time, it was like a stealth, superhero movie. At least that is how it felt in the day.

[@zeroevolved]

David had adaptive powers, he was as strong or unbreakable as the situation needed him to be. That is why he was kind of struggling with the weights but was able to push it anyway every time.

[@kilroy987]

When Samuel Jackson laid out how comics are the modern way of telling ancient history, that was really clever and had me interested. I was always deeply interested in narrative in that way. But that was years ago. I tend to be a bit more practical now.

[@RevCQ7]

I think they tried to imply that he was in denial about his abilities and durability.

[@significantone]

To add to the topic of exposition, M Night explained that they intentionally wanted to make the camera peek between objects in order to focus on the characters as if the audience is looking at comic book panels. Also, on the topic of colours, they made some characters' outfits have colours that pop so we can associate them with those colours, just as in comic books every superhero/villain has his/her own costume. The main character's colour is dark green, while Elijah's is purple. In Glass, the Beast's colour is orange, as was the one used for the criminal at the end.

[@davecoker2354]

Bruh, y'all was Killin me w the SpongeBob clips, and when the Samuel Jackson Capital One thing came on I was lookin for the skip ad in 5,4,3,..and then I laughed at myself for bein a moron. Thanks for makin an old man laugh!

[@staticshock7376]

This is 100% one of Samuel Jacksons best performances

[@ryankeefe6222]

Because of the kids... they called me Mr Glass The pain in that line was heartbreaking under everything he was just a little boy who wanted a friend

[@HABO2210]

And Bruce Willis'

[@staticshock7376]

@@HABO2210 oh of course yeah he was also great. I just said jackson cause recently people are saying he can't act when thats clearly not true

[@dyloosutherland3075]

Love the flip of holden asking questions and holden reacts great choice Jen hope your dogs better

[@bustedsim]

I watched this for a Junior High film study course WAAAAY back when. I can't remember if it was something the teacher said in class, or if we watched some interviews and it was Shyamalan who said tm but this movie is really just supposed to be the Act One of a Superhero story.he discovers his powers and his arch villain, then Act Two and Three follow where the dramatic climax happens. So that's probably contributed to Holden's feeling that the ending was a bit lackluster - because it wasn't really an ending, just the end of the first act. As for him not noticing he's had superpowers, I chalk that up to the man having a pretty unremarkable life outside of his handfull of incidents that acted to keep him from realizing. Most heroes have a huge, powerful insighting incident. Dunn didn't have one up to that point. And every incident he did have got chalked up to the sorts of things we'd chalk it up to, luck, grace of God, etc... So until that train crash, he had no reason to believe or notice it.

[@gwakanaka]

we watched this film in the semiotics course, and like Jenn said, the colours are very important in the film. They have specifically played with those colours for each character because the colours of a hero in the comics always holds such an important place. Glass always has black and purple i think, and protag has green i think

[@8LiterallyJustTheNumber8]

Me everytime I watch Unbreakable: "That's a good episode of Powerpuff Girls" Holden watching Unbreakable: "Good episode of Powerpuff Girls"

[@jiorts]

its funny how holden asks even more questions than jen during movies :-) atleast it seems like it

[@ugaladh]

the music is excellent in this movie. there is a "hero" theme that you only hear in pieces until you hear the full theme when he is getting up out of the pool. Also, its different that when he is fighting the killer in orange that the music isn't like fight music but calmer slow music, which fits because its when he is first meeting his purpose.

[@steady_torchman9122]

Me on the outside: Oh wow Unbreakable that's a really underrated movie. Me on the inside: BuT wHaT AbOuT cLoNe WaRs?!?!

[@sergiop4653]

Sometimes Holden turns into this smart-ass/comedian picking on every detail and joking on every opportunity and it's kinda annoying imo

[@starstarstar4643]

his girlfriend makes snide comments during marvel movies, i think they have that in common

[@schnubbel76]

He changed very much since he started this reaction thing from a very nice open minded guy to a sarcastic nitpicking joker. I dont like it. But good thing is, i dont have to.

[@masterofthechimichangas1306]

Like they said before, they show the parts of the video where he makes comments to make it funny. He doesn’t do it through the whole movie.

[@losingstreak415]

I completely agree. Jenn does make comments but christ man. Show a little respect for the movie

[@IronWolf277]

He was probably bored by the film

[@Des_Zee]

Holden liked the way the scenes were shot. Shamalyan said he specifically wanted to recreate comic book panel scenes on film. Unbreakable, one of my all time fave movies.

[@BichaeldeAngelo]

I don't know of any comic panel as infuriating as the window shot with blowing curtains that lasted way too long- a panel of it? Cool. A long form video of it? Super annoying

[@iamadamsusername]

Jen's eye rolling is hilarious!

[@kasperarrow9448]

What?! How can Unbreakable beat Se7en and American History X?...

[@michaeldavies9853]

Personal taste

[@fredrik357]

I completely agree, Seven should have won and America History X second, i would probably put Unbreakable on last place of the 4, its i a good movie but not more, and yes i get personal taste but if the poll would have been open for all subscribers i am sure it would have been different, gotta some of Holdens patreons got bad taste :D

[@nexteffects]

Jen is so much better at not spoiling with cryptic statements and glances. She is stone. Love you guys.

[@HpArtcraft]

James Newton Howard's Score is a masterpiece, just like the film. My favourite superhero score.

[@morganhames]

Not gonna lie I loved this movie when I first saw it and I still do. For some reason it reminded me of the phrase: "With great power, comes great responsibility" quote from Spider-Man 1. When I saw this it made me take that message in and all I wanted to do was help people in need any way I can - against the bad people (like the bad home invasion guy ) in todays world. Glad you liked it Holden and I also hate the text on screen at the end - you're not alone!

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

David Dunn and Garcia Flynn is forever my favorite superheroes bring them back pls 🙏 unbreakable is forever my favorite

[@mattvsmetaverse]

I know I'm supposed to be paying attention to the humans, but your dog's constant glances at your popcorn every time you reach for more are killing me. 😂 *"Oh hey, is that popcorn? Nice, nice..."*

[@thomaskilroy4573]

Holden didn’t understand the point of David not realising his abilities. It is made clear that his power comes from his BELIEF. The stronger he believes he is. The stronger he becomes. Before he never knew, so how would he even think to take any notice? How would he even know he was different. It isn’t until he starts BELIEVING in his power that it begins to manifest in far more obvious ways.

[@carsonfowler3182]

This is actually my favorite movie, I was expecting Holden to like it more than he did. The theme of discovering your purpose, and the juxtaposition of David’s discovery being triumphant while Elijah’s is tragic really hits me deep. And I didn’t think the final scene’s freeze frames would bother him considering all the bonkers editing choices in Raimi’s Spider-Man

[@DMFX1]

Ayyy! You did the thing with the background! Cool!

[@oxhine]

Hey, Holden! His ignorance of his durability is plausible for several reasons: -- he nearly drowned as a youngster because water is his kryptonite so he's always lived with that phobia -- we all know people who hardly ever get sick or who shake it off quickly when they do -- aside from the car wreck and the train, he's never been subjected to lethal physical duress and can consider his lack of injury mere flukes -- he's never pushed his weightlifting beyond a reasonable limit -- he's never been shot -- if you don't believe you're special, you won't seek to confirm otherwise

[@sp8cegh0st]

A really trippy thing about this movie is it sets up future movies that are supposed to have a long time span between, all the while the audience doesn't know about the link until the very end of Split and then Glass wraps it up relatively neatly if they decide not to make more. Or leave it open for more later on down the line.

[@ed-schramm]

James McAvoy in Split and Glass = chef's kiss.

[@Eidlones]

McAvoy is Split is astounding. When he's one personality pretending to be another, and you can see little bits of the personality poking through, then in a second when he drops the act he becomes a completely different person.

[@tjtoonz]

"the police is gonna arrest some guy in a wheel chair because he knocked over some comic books" I rolled over laughing

[@jayb2k11]

I'm with Jen on this one. When I first saw this movie, I felt it was the best superhero movie I'd ever seen (and still think so) because it was more rooted in reality and had a much stronger emotional impact. It was one of the ten best movies I saw that year, and definitely Shyamalan's best effort.

[@Thumpr110]

Seven is FANTASTIC. One of my favorite films

[@dsillsevans]

The thing is, if you saw this during its theatrical release, especially on opening weekend, this movie was EVERYTHING comic book fans wanted and there were no real “comic book movies” at the time. For the people that saw this early, the revelation that we were watching a comic book origin story was huge. If Holden was old enough to see this during the theatrical run, I think he would be crazy about this film. Unbreakable was one of the films that open the floodgates for superhero films now. It was a game changer in fantasy narrative.

[@dearthofdoohickeys4703]

This movie still holds up. You don’t need huge explosions and special effects to have high stakes and emotional drama.

[@loudoesreviews]

Love the scene at the end when Bruce Willis pushes the newspaper across the breakfast table to his son.

[@MR-yx8hj]

Fun fact, the kid pointing a gun at the hero is a true story. George Reeves, who played Superman in the 50s, had the same thing happen to him. He convinced he kid that if he were shot, the bullet would bounce off and someone would get hurt. The kid put it down.

[@thinkercell6357]

3:29 *Invincible title card spontaneously appears*

[@Lmwpitt]

Is it weird that I like watching you two watch things that I've already seen...? I don't even know anymore.

[@Meowtro]

David's strength comes from his belief in himself, it didn''t click that he had this power until the train wreck, that led him to constantly question what he can do since he 100% should have died in that situation but wasn't even scratched. That was the tipping point. He wouldn't realise he's never sick, because he's never been sick so not being sick is his norm. So the more he believes in himself, the more he can do, theoritically his power level could be limitless. He's only weak to water because of his phobia, if he wasn't scared of water then it wouldn't be able to hurt him.

[@SpikeSpiegel09]

I think it can’t be understated how important it was to see this film before the boom of superhero movies taking over Hollywood. Because the fact that you don’t know you’re watching a superhero origin story until about halfway through the movie was part of the experience. Without knowing what this is going in, the movie feels like a very well done family drama for the first 45 minutes, interesting in its own right, but then there is this extremely intriguing thread of this man’s apparent invincibility. It all comes together at the end and both threads support each other. Watching a movie in this genre through the lens of a family drama/character study gives it a completely different feeling and set of rules. It’s not like when the MCU claims that Winter Soldier is a “political thriller” in the superhero genre. This film honestly lives in each of its given genres and excels at both. I think too many of Holden’s complaints are easily explainable by the lens you go into this movie with.

[@jdovma1]

I like Unbreakable a lot. But the fact that it beat Seven is a travesty. Watch Seven, Holden. For fuck sake, watch Seven.

[@lillyroseharris5325]

i LOVE this format of Jen asking you questions and being the expert.

[@BigScreenMovies]

Yet to watch *Unbreakable* . I saw *Split* , which was fantastic. James McAvoy is brilliant. I went to see *Glass* at the theatre. It wasn't great, but I do think it was overly hated on.

[@awesomerobotg3494]

You should totally watch it, I thought it was the best of the trilogy!

[@davidmeloche3563]

Fight Club explains a lot about why David Dunn has no idea he's who he is. Getting punched in the face isn't a common thing as an adult. Lots of people go their whole lives without ever being in a fight. As for his other "powers", if you're over 35-40, what's your bench? I haven't tried to max out in years. I'm pretty sure I can't hit my HS/College 1RM, and I'll probably never even bother checking. David is a rather non confrontational person. Calm, quiet, goes along with the flow a bit. Doesn't seem like someone who really "pushes" himself.

[@nicholassiple7838]

Super underrated film that was ahead of its time

[@Aluke5460]

8:58 I know I’m a year late but the best way to explain this in my opinion; David can lift as much as he believes his body can handle. He struggles because he’s never lifted that much before and in his mind it should be impossible and dangerous. But he realizes he’s stronger and starts to believe he can lift heavier. So he does. As far as his being able to lift heavier without noticing, in my mind it’s kinda like how a kid feels like they can’t ride a bike without a handle to hold them up. But once they’re let go of, they’re riding effortlessly without realizing Basically; David’s body but more importantly- his mind is unbreakable

[@namehere1861]

This is fun. I hope this continues. I also enjoyed Holden doing a similar thing on Jeremy's channel. We all have movie blindspots and seeing the perspective flip was enjoyable.

[@strumdynasty3050]

“I’ve seen Glass.” My heart sank.

[@johnhenkel1828]

It is my understanding that the text at the end was not part of the original theater release because they wanted to leave the cliffhanger for sequels, but when the movie didn't perform as hoped in theaters it was added for the home release to complete the story. I didn't see the movie in theaters so I don't have first hand knowledge, but I am fairly sure I watched an interview just before Glass was released that someone with the movie talked about adding that text in for the home release.

[@jakecleveland1051]

There's a cool deleted scene where he lifts 500lbs on the bench in front of the entire football team

[@Klerik131]

Holden says he doesn't buy that he wouldn't realise until his 40s with a family and all, but his would you know you were invulnerable until you're put in a situation that proves it without a doubt, like the train crash

[@jesperlarsen432]

To quote Quintin Tarantino (describing Unbreakable) "What if Superman was here on Earth, and didn't know he was Superman?"

[@brightfamilytravels]

The filming of this movie was actually designed to be like the cels in a comic book. A lot of the scenes have borders around the action by the use of walls, etc. and they also use the foreground to frame the action in the background (which you did pick up on).

[@marijamarcelic3149]

Me reads title:what did u do to my Holden?

[@dybenson]

Oh wow, Bruce Willis' child in this movie totally played a part in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D!

[@danielbautista9062]

Unbreakable is the most realistic superhero film I’ve ever watched and it’s one of my all time favourite movies. My favourites • Se7en • Monty Python and the Holy Grail • Punch-Drunk Love • Blade Runner 2049 • Unbreakable • Carrie (1976) • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly • Seven Samurai • Memento • The Thin Red Line • The Shawshank Redemption • Spirited Away

[@Bus_Driver117]

When I saw Split and the ending came I screamed “NO WAY!!!” Everyone in the theatre hadn’t seen Unbreakable lol

[@VinitThakkar09]

i think the basic reasons for which jen loves this movie is exactly why she'd love the netflix mcu because it is so very grounded compared to the big screen mcu

[@charmlessman1]

When I saw this movie in the theaters, after the movie I was laying in bed, almost asleep, when I sat bolt upright because I figured out a hidden clue in the movie. As Mr. Glass was being wheeled out of the comic shop, he grabs the wheel and smashes the counters three times. After the third time he destroyed something in the shop, he found a comic he wanted and asked, "How much for this one?" He also caused three disasters, the plane, the hotel, and the train, and after the third time he destroyed something, he found what he wanted.

[@jasondavid3969]

So the tables have turned, The apprentice is now the master! 😜😂😎

[@Etticos.]

Nice to see Jen showing Holden a movie for a change! I like to think the comic cover that kid Mr. Glass receives foreshadows the coming confrontation between Bruce Willis and The Beast.

[@nathanialhiggins168]

Is no one going to point out that when Willis is speaking with the mother in the last scene, Jackson is in the background with a bunch of patrons discussing the artwork of “NICK FURY: AGENT OF S.H.I.E.L.D.” And this was filmed and released BEFORE the Ultimates comics modelled Fury after Jackson!

[@anthony310h]

I love Holden you can believe that a Radio active spider bit a teenager and now he can walk on walls. Lmao

[@jv-uy5fi]

Also, water can kill him if he drowns it's like Kryptonite to superman.

[@JokerInk-CustomBuilds]

All four movies on that poll list are absolute essential must-watchers...

[@supernerdgavin]

Jen did fantastic at starting off and hosting this episode.

[@davidpallotti4502]

I can't believe you saw the other 2 before the first one Holden

[@AdrianChazz]

Jen hosted this video masterfully… You’re a natural… Well done, gurl…!

[@Jokin_Jake]

I've never heard of this movie but now I'm intrigued

[@thomasjohnson1885]

People saying that knowing the twist ruins the movies makes it sound like Unbreakable is nothing more than it’s twist when knowing it makes a viewing and seeing what Elijah is doing cool imo

[@ELWATCH01]

Since you watched unbreakable... you need to watch the entire trilogy. Be sure to watch SPLIT and then GLASS.

[@mattsnow9273]

I like the "plot twist" of seeing what movies Jen likes and her showing them to HH. :-)

[@phoenixjackson4476]

I don't think I could watch a movie with Holden talking through the movie like this😂💀

[@somedudeontwitterstalkedme3829]

This was brilliant filmmaking on "M's" part, but it is nice to see, that you have become Matt and Jen has become Holden, I can't wait for her to not answer your questions... hahahaha

[@SeanHogan.]

Glad ur doing other movie’s more please!!!!!!!!! ❤️

[@tyleradams3490]

I looooove Unbreakable. Masterclass filmmaking. Glad you watched it!