Split: Holy $#!T Let's Talk About That Final Scene! (Spoilers!)

M. Night Shayamalan’s Split opened this weekend and boy do we need to talk about that last scene!
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[@deathmoonnn]

M. night starting his own superhero universe...

[@hi8396]

UCU

[@LordMalice6d9]

I'm not sure if that is a good thing or if its a bad thing. Because it seems like nowadays so many studios and/or directors are going with this extended cinematic universe direction since the success of the MCU. Even though Shyamalan did have the idea of a "Unbreakable" trilogy way back when it first came out back in 2000.

[@Masterpain33]

he created the first good super hero movie and now has created the first good super villian movie. MCU and DC should take notes. He was destined for this.

[@candidbayproductions]

Indeed. Now DC's Amanda Waller should recruit The Horde for Task X of Suicide Squad.

[@incognitofool6516]

Betty He did not create "The first good superhero movie", what an asinine thing to say...

[@lawofgravity1979]

The personality Hedwig listens to Kanye West. It's an Easter egg to Kanye's song "Through The Wire" where he says "Unbreakable, what you thought they'd call me Mr. Glass?"

[@FrancoisDressler]

I thought I was the only one.

[@412JFury]

lawofgravity1979 My first thought leaving the theatre.

[@gatesmith3383]

lawofgravity1979 OMG YESS

[@sinisterkiid2301]

M. Night's top 3 1. Unbreakable 2. Sixth Sense 3. Split

[@LorddexGAMNG]

sinister kiid his only good movies

[@lukasbaral5108]

Signs was pretty good too but yeah these 3 are the best.

[@jonvthvnx5729]

Despite the twist, Signs is great. So I'd rank them: 1. Unbreakable 2. Sixth Sense 3. Signs 4. Split 5. Happening (it's so bad, it's good.)

[@sinisterkiid2301]

lukas baral signs is a close 4th for me. Love that movie

[@sinisterkiid2301]

dantelo88 yeah it's a dumb twist for the aliens to come to a planet that's 80% water... still, I enjoy the film quite a bit

[@TheBackOfTheClassroom]

did anyone else notice that both Split and Unbreakable have the same broken glass concept art on the movie poster/marketing? They dropped a clue before we even went into the theater

[@zeebj.7610]

Yeah the cracks even line up

[@DHEERAJJAINGHORAWATH]

so everyone here was the single person in the theater who understood the ending.

[@Roboboy17]

Dheeraj Jain Ghorawath Yah, pretty much lol. I had to explain it with the entire group I was with.

[@Roboboy17]

jessica lamborte So Jessica, seeing as you are totally not a robot, what was your favorite part of the film? What did enjoy the most?

[@BlackPantherN7]

I was. I caught the connection before Willis showed up. I immediately screamed oh shit and had my hands in the air.

[@ieatgremlins]

Yes.

[@OpenMind3000]

Yes

[@JackCone]

NOBODY in my theater except for me had an audible reaction to the ending, except for the annoying people who said Wtf...

[@TheBackOfTheClassroom]

it was mixed in my theater of surprised, confusion and wtf

[@hansgougar1874]

Same. Went to see it with friends who had never seen Unbreakable and they had no idea why I was so excited.

[@vincevirtua]

same, nobody reacted. I just thought the movie was ok, but a rematch might raise it.

[@dustinhenson7331]

Jac2003 Same. I yelled oh shit. Then while walking out someone said guess I'm gonna have to google why Bruce Willis was in it.

[@deganhardt77]

they probably didn't even remember unbreakable, let alone Mr Glass. Probably would be like "O yea that one superhuman movie with Bruce WIllis."

[@offic3rpatang153]

This is how you set up a cinematic Universe, takes notes DC

[@yehiaalshehri1006]

McAvoy should be nominated for the best leading actor and the best supporting actor!!

[@MauMadRooCon]

Yehia Abdelrahman and best child actor for Hedwig 😂

[@LiLxWEiRD0x]

i've never seen unbreakable but i understood the reference immediately! also what made split work really well was anya taylor-joy's quiet and subdued performance. she really held her own against james mcavoy.

[@Ifizkriz]

Richard Le I enjoyed her character and instinct to survive

[@chandrashekard.7543]

Richard Le you should watch unbreakable sometime. it's m night best in my opinion.

[@RullyisJRM]

I I agree. In a strange way, her performance reminded me of Ryan Gosling's in "Drive."

[@asifmetal666]

what r u doing here.. go watch Unbreakable stupid

[@nenabunena]

how did you understand the reference if you never saw it?

[@KaylaMarie_]

As soon as she told the girl to pee on herself I knew that she'd been molested. it's a tactic that I've heard of before. and she did notice he was ocd from when he started cleaning out the car when he jumped in before abducting them. anyways I loved this movie and screamed "OH MY GOD" when the reveal happened. McAvoy was great too. it's a shame he'll likely be forgotten next Oscar season.

[@reithe1st]

clariola that's what I thought too when she told her that. All those scenes with the father and uncle made so uncomfortable. 😖

[@jamiewalock8676]

dewi inka stop

[@hawkeye4205]

why is it a tactic?

[@galmorzu]

Yeah, I caught that immediately as well. I remember one of the defense tactics if someone is trying to sexually assault you is to literally go on yourself. It disgusts the attacker enough to either leave, or distract him enough to get away. Either way, as soon as that part in the movie came up I knew she was knowledgeable about avoiding sexual assault and thought she had maybe experienced something in the past.

[@LeddyBeGaming]

James McAvoy better be nominated for Best main actor

[@johnhelf597]

Chris PW movie didn't come out in 2016 so you'd have to wait until 2018 oscars

[@LeddyBeGaming]

Young James Franco Yeah, I just hope this performance isn't forgotten.

[@movieman82us]

It will be forgotten. It's a genre film and it opened in January. It will most definitely not be getting any major Oscar nominations. Even if it is deserving.

[@sriver004]

Chris PW and supporting actor. And best actress. And best supporting actress. And best child actor. And..

[@LeddyBeGaming]

sriver004 yes, just yes xD

[@Artofcarissa]

One thing I find cool about Split's poster is that it actually has an important plot point explained on it. There are 3 shadows of people & one of the beast, but if you look closer you see the silhouette of a man, woman and child, representing Patricia Dennis & Hedwig's alliance against the other personalities to release the beast.

[@Fuckethead]

Also put Split's other poster with the Unbreakable one and they form one poster :)

[@LindleyLottie]

I got to go to the NY screening where the cast was there watching with us, and all of us were really surprised when Bruce Willis showed up to the theater. And after the ending, everyone went, "OH THAT'S WHY HE'S HERE!" Would not mind to see this Unbreakable universe continued in another movie.

[@lous111]

That's awesome. Thanks for sharing.

[@lfahs71192]

in 'Split' there is reference to Kevin/The Beast's childhood, specifically the last time he saw his father was before his father went on a train, I wonder if this is the same train that was attacked in 'Unbroken'

[@nerdygeek1206]

Laura Fahs that's a great catch and I didnt think about that. Could be!

[@lfahs71192]

Thank you, he also left flowers by the track right before he boarded, maybe this is to pay his respects to his father and other people that died that day, idk that might be stretching it a little too far, but it's a possibility

[@HankMeldrum]

Have you seen Glass yet??

[@zombiemom7378]

I think we may have also witnessed an origin of another important character with the girl...she may be more important later on. She is also like McAvoy's character, but different. She has a similar story of tragedy and suffering, but she is not split. She could be the antithesis of his Horde.

[@IvanoForgione]

really love this comment, given what we saw in the trailer for Glass, you're onto something here! 👏

[@teawiththeponds]

M Night says Kevin was originally in Unbreakable but got cut out and that he is planning to do a film with David vs Kevin.

[@rosswatson3758]

Everyone keep doubting my boy M. Night

[@aadityabhattacharya]

I think it requires a mad person or a genius to pull something that M night has done in this film

[@sonicsnake44]

Boy its weird watching this now givin what we know about andy.

[@Japheth19]

For me, that "pee on yourself" part was so brilliant. As someone who has had things happen to me in my past, I immediately knew that she had gone through something, and each and every flashback got more and more intense. By the end of the movie, I had a full blown anxiety attack, and couldn't even make the drive home. It was executed very well, and while I had to recover from actually watching the movie, I love how they handled her story and character. The three main actors in the movie gave wonderful performances, and the end scene brought the entire movie to a whole level that I did not see coming. Well done, Shyamalan. Well done.

[@TheStarDeth]

People forget the girl in the movie is kind of a origin superhero too

[@gpauldejesus]

Wait so did Kevin's mother died on the same train accident Bruce Willis was in?

[@jakeboos9860]

Gpaul idk if it's confirmed but I think it's implied.

[@nenabunena]

not Kevin's mother, it's his father who died in the train accident Dunn was in

[@aadityabhattacharya]

Gpaul and Kevin froze himself and became the last airbender

[@davidgrimes3249]

How'd you get to father? Just curious because my thought was too that the mother was on the train. I don't recall the father ever really being mentioned.

[@TheSMarie42]

David Grimes The father is only mentioned once. The Doctor asked if the beast arrived by train because Kevin's father left on a train.

[@callmeviper7723]

Mark my words! The final movie will be named "Shattered" After Unbreakable and Split.

[@HeyTray1]

Or just 'Shatter'

[@PinoyGeekster]

Broken, it will be about Casey Cook aka [insert superhero name here] . As per Mr. Glass, every hero has a villain. This movie is really an origin movie for both Hero and Villain. Wonder if ever this is the case, what would be her power, if she's the opposite of Split/Kevin/Beast. Edit: Broken, staring Matt Hardy

[@HABO2210]

you were very close - it's gonna be called Glass

[@wildmansamurai3663]

ScottyLagoosh Wrong... GLASS

[@IvanoForgione]

well, pretty close!

[@3lement2010]

So...Should we expect a sequel or what?

[@ohgeez4354]

3lement2010 yes

[@xmynationalanthemx]

Yep it will probably be his next film.

[@HABO2210]

YES! And it will cast Bruce Willis, James McAvoy AND SAM JACKSON!

[@youngboiii5021]

I was the only 17 year old who understood the ending. All my other friend weren't fased by the ending

[@leafsfan1728]

Young Boiii Take pride in your good taste in film!

[@propensitytoward6760]

The music started fading in from the UNbreakable Theme and I just lost my mind in the theater. I just screamed out "ITS AND UNBREAKABLE SEQUEL!!" and I felt like a giddy school girl for the next several hours. Quite a few people in the audience didn't get it but when I reminded them of Unbreakable they were like.....oh wow that's right! One guy just stood up and said "That was a f%#$%ing awesome movie, can we all agree on that!"

[@dillon.p8629]

what I really want to know is what happened to Casey and her uncle! that stuff gave me the chills!

[@brandonreed09]

He molested her and abused her.

[@dillon.p8629]

Brandon Reed yea I got that bit, I want to known though if she went back with her uncle!

[@412JFury]

Mixedmovievids wait for the sequal. It's coming

[@riggs671]

Mixedmovievids i really hope david dunn kicks his ass

[@tdelioncourt1268]

To me the abduction woke up all her memories from her childhood and makes her finally tell the police everything so she can be free from her uncle. As a traumatized person "she deserves to live"

[@vishanthfishy]

after some research Night planned all along for this to be part of unbreakable Here's whats interesting the character of Kevin was part of the unbreakable original script but got scrapped out so technically Split is an Unbreakable Spin off sam jackson also said he's up for a sequel

[@mattschumacher4581]

I really want an unbreakable/split sequel but I don't know how they could make one. I loved both movies but I think a sequel would just turn them into to cookie cutter superhero movies.

[@evilinterpol]

Matt Schumacher the best way for shamalan to make a good third movie is to keep the same restraint and bring in a new character that ends up connecting the two movies so that people understand the other movies in context of the third. It has to have its original atmosphere too so it's not just a rehash and he has too conclude it and end it there but that comes with restraint. If shamalan has matured as a creator I think he will make that good sequel

[@El_oh7199]

Shymalan has shown with Split and Unbreakable that he can make a different kind of superhero movie. These characters wear regular clothes and have working class jobs. I think people want an alternative to the Marvel and DC machines

[@fabulousmyriad267]

loganski dude The Netflix Marvel heroes for hire have mostly blue collar jobs....along with undead ninjas and mind controlling psychos

[@devyncorvington7106]

I re-watched Unbreakable and I caught something very interesting that Mr. Glass's mom said to Bruce Willis's character about what her son said about heroes and villains (which also ties to the next movie) "There's always two kinds. The soldier villain (The Horde) who fights the hero with his hands, and then there's the real threat. The brilliant and evil arch enemy who fights the hero with his mind (Mr. Glass)."

[@DeconvertedMan]

it was the name - "they gave him a weird name... just like that one guy in the wheel chair..."

[@LulyTubee]

IMO the Easter egg changed the perception on the genre of the movie. At first you might think it's a suspense/ scary movie and by the end the easter egg changes your mind, you see it as a comic super hero/ villain posible origin story. I think it was well done.

[@claibornedavis5048]

I haven't seen Unbreakable so the twist had no affect on me. But, I do think it's awesome how M. Night pulled this off and I just wish I had seen Unbreakable before this.

[@lovecrime13]

I think only a few people actually gasped when Bruce Willis showed up at the end. My bf didn't even know what was going on and I had to tell him what the fuzz was about. It was awesome!

[@bassdrumtardis]

EW interviewed M. Night about the film, particularly the ending. He stated that the character of Kevin was in the original script of Unbreakable and was going to be a major villain/introductory character for David Dunne to face instead of the Orange Suit Man, even going so far as breaking those three girls out of the underground room. So this character has always been around, since day one. Link to the article: ew.com/movies/2017/01/20/split-m-night-shyamalan-ending-interview/

[@diefty94]

Note how the poster for both Unbreakable and Split have us seeing the poster through broken glass.

[@ieatgremlins]

That "pee" moment was brilliant, told me everything i needed to know about that girl.

[@pigmiwarriorentertainment274]

Holy $#!T! was my exact reaction in the theater. The whole theater erupted, it was great & a total shock. Cherry on top for a great film in it's own right. Reminded me of 10 Cloverfield Lane but handled correctly

[@FrancoisDressler]

Biggest twist is that this is Bruce Willis' best film since Looper

[@ramboluib2752]

Just saw the movie today. Then immediately watch Unbreakable on my laptop to understand the ending (because I haven't saw it before) Very Clever.

[@deganhardt77]

10/10 twist. Also, Kevin was from the orignal draft of unbreakable. Shamwow said he was supposed to be the original "villain" instead of the man in the orange suit (aside from Mr. Glass reveal ofc). And the plot of the kidnapped girls was Bruce Willis's first "mission" as a hero, but he cut that out later on after a lot of back and forth.

[@PuddleOfBludd]

The opposite of The Horde is Casey ... The Horde developed personalities to deal with abuse, Casey developed survival instinct and wears her scars on the outside, rather than the inside. So if there is a third movie to complete the trilogy, and Mr. Glass does return, I'd also expect Casey to play a big part in this. Obviously there is more than one villain, so it makes sense David Dunn is not the only hero.

[@Wolf-xb8bo]

She said "Pee On yourself" because she new Dennis was a clean freak, or she used this tactic when she was younger. She was very observant, so she knew exactly what to do because her dad taught her how to be observant, and how to deal with certain situations.

[@CorySyco]

Regarding Casey Cooke's advice I don't think it was all just knowing how to defend yourself. She was clearly observing McAvoy from the get go, and saw him use a piece of cloth, handkerchief?, to pick up some decorations in the car and wipe down the folding chair before sitting. She had reason to believe he was overly cleanly with those actions. I will not, however, deny that some of that is likely due to her own experiences of what to do.

[@dargis49]

She said Mr. Glass just because they named him The Horde on the news.

[@marikotrue3488]

No one in my theater seemed to get the conclusion at the diner. Maybe they were too polite to talk out loud? Also, I was the only one who giggled (very quietly) when M. Night Shyamalan did his requisite cameo.

[@Crichjo32]

Bruce Willis appears to be M. Night's talisman for making a good movie.

[@worldprez6655]

Big thing to keep in mind is that shamalayn is self financing his recent movies, he paid for the visit and split so i'm guessing he's realllyyy getting to make them how he wants without the studio bs Also one hint i think they dropped was the mention that macavoy lost his father in a train crash

[@FIYARtv]

Yea, I was the guy in my theatre that gave an audible response to the ending. I pieced it together at the same time the girl in the diner did, the Bruce showed up and confirmed it. A lot of the audience didn't get it though or were just quiet about it. Unbreakable was the last good movie from M. Night for me though so I'm happy to see a sequel finally!

[@scotts.110]

The next movie should end on Haley Joel Osment, now with advanced "Talking to Dead People" powers, teaming up with Bruce Willis to stop Horde & Mr. Glass.

[@thomasbell8451]

I didn't get what the flashbacks were trying to achieve and why Ann Taylor joys character was so calm. Then I realised it was because of the physical abuse she suffered from her uncle and she understood how to cope with an abuser and survive.

[@chris-x-cross4023]

Welcome to the" M.Night Cinematic Universe" , the "MNCU" ;-) . 1. Unbreakable 2. Split 3. Maybe a Crossover between both main character(s)

[@oktobernights]

the 'pee on yourself' advice was at least partly because she had seen what a neat-freak he was, from the moment he got in the car.

[@Impossible326]

Even without the last part of the film. I still loved this movie. Ect...

[@SweetWilliam95]

M.Night said in an interview that Kevin was originally in Unbreakable and he used several cut scenes word for word for Split. It was always going to be a part of the Unbreakable universe

[@candidbayproductions]

"Split" is pretty much the definition of a fanfiction written for a supervillain's backstory. Well done.

[@PartyDownMan3000]

Honestly, while watching the movie I kept thinking of Unbreakable. Not that I saw the twist coming, but I just kept thinking how similar they were because of the whole "mind over matter" sorta thing.

[@ABSallah1]

There was an interview with M.Night about the final scene and he actually admitted in an interview that Kevin was in the first iteration of Unbreakable in the script when Bruce is knocking into people in the yellow jacket. It was always connected. He said a sequel to Unbreakable is not off the table...he just wants it to come naturally.

[@matthewsagliocco4458]

I'm in 11th grade. I went to see this movie with 4 of my friends who have never seen an M. Night movie. They were genuinely confused about why I practically pissed my pants at the end.

[@burningleaves555]

I mean I was born in 2002 so I didn't really experience Unbreakable happening, but after watching Split I got so invested in the movie I went to the internet to look at all of the eastereggs. Found Unbreakable, watched it and loved it. I believe it's coming back.

[@Darkmoon_Archer]

I lost it in the theater. I was blown away as soon as they started playing the theme song. The one thing I'm wondering that you didn't mention is with Casey Cooke's character. Assuming there is a third film could her character be in it? She may develop 'powers.' She presumably didn't go back with her uncle, and maybe the sheer amount of trauma she has experienced in her life makes her realize her strength and potential. The question then becomes does she join The Horde who is broken and evolved, or Dunn and the unbreakable?

[@fgtypezero0684]

Genius level villain origin story. No superhero fight at the end, just a recognition of another tortured soul. The performance of prof x should be award nominations worthy . Then the end happens and links this movie to the best superhero origin an now second best villain origin movie. Going to re-watch unbreakable again.

[@Horror-Man]

'There's the soldier villain, who fights the hero with his hands' (The Horde) 'And then there's the real threat, the brilliant and evil arch-enemy, who fights the hero with his mind' (Mr. Glass)

[@eenix]

It wasn't a twist ending for me. It was more of a "surprise ending" for me

[@AlkoWasAlreadyTaken]

Yahya It's still a twist though.

[@pamgonzales9030]

she told the other girl to pee on herself because she noticed that McAvoy was ocd as he was cleaning up the car while he was kidnapping them. He cant stand things that are dirty.

[@JusDion]

[SPOILER ALERT] The Horde mentions the longing for someone to believe that they all exist, I feel that if anyone could get in touch with the horde and manipulate those feelings (or maybe just Hedwig) it's Mr Glass. Mr. Glass would definitely believe in and respect the Horde movement. He's had time in prison to mature his mind and his villainy.

[@alexismason419]

immediately when she told the girl told the girl to pee on herself I knew she had been abused before. I also knew that she was going to be key in their survival.

[@mozey988]

You should drink a shot every time the guy with the gray shirt says movie!

[@freudzwetdream]

This movie gets even more awesome with multiple viewing.

[@MoreGore]

NO! He was wiping everything, she could tell he had OCD and peeing would freak him out and stop him hurting her. That's why she said that.

[@nerdygeek1206]

I think I might have been the only person in my theater who got the ending. I gasped and almost started clapping, but held back because no one else had a reaction. I wanted to jump up and say. People do you not realize how awesome that reveal just was!?!?!

[@travisspazz1624]

Shame on you Dan, The Village is awesome!!

[@zeebj.7610]

The village was AMAZING

[@witnessme4352]

The Sixth Sense- 9/10 Unbreakable- 8/10 Split- 8/10 Signs- 5/10 The Visit- 4/10* The Village- 3/10 Lady in the Water- 2/10 After Earth- 2/10 The Last Airbender- 1/10 The Happening- 1/10 * Does this count as an M. Night Shyamalan film or is it a Blumhouse film that Shyamalan directed?

[@callmeviper7723]

Witness Me You also forgot about Devil, who had Shyamalans hands all over it.

[@witnessme4352]

ScottyLagoosh But he didn't direct it. Devil was written by Shyamalan but directed by a guy called John Erick Dowdle. Anyway, 3/10.

[@kbrewers]

this is what I think of the movie as a standalone movie. throughout the movie it has a underlying theme. That if you have a mental illness, or had traumatic episodes, society would label you as a lesser person than the norm. the idea I got from this, is that his psyche created the beast to not only protect the horde, but to devour the weak. That people who have mental illness are the ones that are the strongest. He kills the two girls because they were weak. He let's the girl live because she is like him, and has been damaged. That she deserves to live because of that strength. the beasts sole purpose is to rid the world of the type of people who never understood kevin.. the way the brain can change your bodies chemistry, like the one that needed insulin was a prime example. That is how the beast can become something terrifying and impenetrable skin.. It was really well done. and then the ending my eyes got wide and I was like no way! I could see the next sequel last I've ten more years and still be great! as long as the cast stays intact and no one passes away..

[@Mitchis_Euphoria]

I think the one Thing that people don’t like is the end when he becomes the beast but bc hey show that he’s part of unbreakable it explains why it is like that

[@Boeuuf]

I saw the movie 2 dasy ago and I liked it a lot. The thing is I didn't understand the Unbreakable connection when I saw it. Now that I watched Unbreakable yesterday I really want a sequel but I don't want them to rush just because the hype is up now so they would do well next summer etc. Clearly Shyamalan has to have small budget to push him to keep it simple and rely on the actors/actresses input to make a great movie.

[@Boosh88PSN]

I read a comment that explained that Mr Glass birthed both a super hero and a super villain. If you remember the scene where mcavoy placed the flowers at the train before his transformation into the beast, it's possible his father lost his life on the same train that Willis was on at the beginning of unbreakable. mcavoy lost his father and continued to be abused by his mother, creating his condition. Thus creating The Hoard. That blew my mind even further.

[@Beergut222]

I love the tone and pace of the Unbreakable/Split universe. Where almost all superhero movies are filled with nonstop action and CGI, these movies are much more realistic.

[@jamham66]

she said pee on yourself cause she saw how OCD he was

[@Horror-Man]

Fan Theory: The janitor in the orange jumpsuit from Unbreakable was also an invulnerable and super strong villain. Reasons: 1) 1) He very confidently, smugly and effortlessly opened the screen door with only one hand while the house’s owner was struggling to keep it closed using both arms. 2) 2) He was able to push David Dunn into the swimming pool from the balcony. The bar scene from Man of Steel should remind you what happens when an ordinary man tries to push a superhuman. 3) 3) It took David Dunn a pretty long time to strangle him, even with his super strength.

[@GrowlingRB24]

Well, that might be because the guy in the orange jumpsuit was originally supposed to be Kevin. But Shamwow removed him from the script.

[@CB-py7lc]

The reason she said "pee on yourself", is because he was a germophobe (cleaning the dashboard in the car he kidnapped them in, & when he wiped the chair before he sat down) and she knew he would freak out over the pee

[@gabeinthebox]

"We're calling him the Horde." "That's a name like Mr. Glass!"

[@staceysales814]

8:50 mark - she spoke up because the news person gave Kevin a supervillian name "The Hoard." She then remarks something like "That reminds me of that other guy 15 years ago with the name. What was it??"

[@walternate2914]

Shyamalan has had this idea for a while. The Hoard was in the original Unbreakable script, then he sort of laid the character aside until now. He has also said he wants the third film to be able to stand on it's own. This is what he has said: "This third movie needs to have its own idea. The high concept of that final movie can't be, 'It's the final Unbreakable.' There has to be something about it that makes it its own movie. These two [Split and Unbreakable] are their own movies. That's when I'll be happiest. When [the last one] is its own movie. In a way, I can say that it just can be watched by itself." I don't think it will be a straightforward sequel. And after seeing Split, I hope it won't be.

[@keithbrower5310]

I'd love it if they could also connect the sixth sense seeing dead people seems like a super power to me only problem is explaining Bruce Willis in both prior movies long lost brother perhaps. Then when HJO is grown up he's watching the news finds out about hoard uses his dead connects to figure out who unbreakable is they team up to face the hoarde and Mr glass. looks like they are about to lose then Ana taylor joy shows up and tips the scales. and the whole battle takes place in the village.

[@Angelo-uo2gj]

I was freaking out and I don't think anyone understood why. If it didn't have that ending the whole movie would've been too "unrealistic" for me but now my whole frame of reference changed and when I looked at it from the perspective that it is a villain origin film then it just enhanced the whole experience for me.

[@sirdelrio]

Everyone watch out for David Dunn's son. He wanted to be like his dad, and he is 25 now in the unbreakable world.

[@taradreams3]

At the end of the movie it was the name "The Horde" that reminded the woman in the diner of Mr. Glass. She said "It's like that other guy with the funny name in the wheelchair they put away 15 years ago. What was his name?"

[@riodante3386]

Hey guys, on when Shyamalan made this character, he said he wrote Mcavoy's character back in 99' when he wrote Unbreakable but didn't find a way to put it in that movie so he saved for 16 years i guess.

[@rogersjgregory]

The ending wasn't a twist, it was the cherry on top.

[@mmoses2991]

I dont like Dans hostility towards the Village. Thats a great movie.

[@jakeboos9860]

ROWDYRUFF RAE well shot, well acted, bad twists, and bad marketing

[@tillredner7700]

I think because I saw it as a kid, I liked it but even at that young age I saw the twist coming a mile away. I still like it, but I understand why critics and most movie buffs don't.

[@IvanoForgione]

I loved the village, I liked the twist too. Surely better than Signs'...!

[@stephenwardwell7143]

One of the things that I look back on and see as a hint is that in the end of the movie the beast keeps mentioning "the broken people are perfect" which was totally a hint at unbreakable, or that's what I thought anyways

[@MUSICLOVER23429]

The reporter said that the McAvoy was called the Horde. It got the waitress to think about how their was another infamous criminal who was called a name by the press/authorities (think how some serial killers are called the Zodiac killer or Son of Sam). Also I don't think Mr. Glass will be getting out of prison. Remember what Elijah's mother said "But he says there's always two kinds; there's the soldier villain, who fights the hero with his hands; and then there's the real threat, the brilliant and evil archenemy, who fights the hero with his mind." I see Mr. Glass working as more of a Hannibal Lecter type villain. Messing with David from the insane asylum. On that note, we have two villain names so David Dunn needs a hero name. Something like the Unbreakable Man or the Hooded Hero.

[@MasterOctagon]

I was probably the only one in my theatre who understood the end

[@HBKurtzwilde]

So painful to watch Captain Beardy Guy over there talk over this nice lady when she is cogently explaining a character point which he did not grasp, but which was clearly understood by a vast number of people. Is it his job to not let people finish their points?

[@mainaccount4948]

Glass bout to be lit

[@IvanMtl]

I think if there is another installment in the Unbreakable universe, Mr. Glass will be like Hannibal Lecter's character in both Red Dragon and Silence of the Lambs. Somebody that Bruce Willis' character (David Dunn) goes to for advice and information (like Clarice's relationship with Lecter), while at the same time reaching out to Macavoy's Beast characer (much like Lecter did with the Tooth Fairy) to exact his revenge on David Dunn.

[@donatolibor43]

thought to myself, "its a great theme-bit cheap to re-use it from a film thats 15 years old" then the scene in the diner, i hear the news report, I involuntarily start to sweat as the music gets louder my heart starts to race I was slowly figuring out what I was seeing I then see bruce willis and he mentions " mr glass" 100% best ending ever to any film

[@foghornfilms]

Love that I was described as a true fan by this dude! You think its insane gasping when BW pops up, think how mad it was when the Unbreakable theme started playing a minute before we even saw BW. It was the longest most amazing excruciating moment in cinema history for me!