No he should watch the video on his phone and give his: "what no" line. Like that was a thing he said so weird all the time. Total justification. A bunch of people need to die in an elevator. The plants kill the people in the village. Then the superhero's find out someone who is controlling the plants has powers too and they end up killing him/her before the WB dies. Then almost everyone is dead and after a hundred years or so they can have everyone have powers and that kick starts the avatar cycle. Mark is the great ancestor of the benders and that explains why they are so alien and awkward. It all fits what a twist.
And then a clone of Mark Wahlberg comes up and says "Nooo, the Happening was the movie WE were in, REMEMBER? IT WAS THE PLAAANTS!" And then the original Mark says "WHAT? NOOOOOOOO...!"
Years ago me and a friend had a running joke that all films should end like the Departed. Namely that Marky Mark should randomly show up, with carrier bags on his feet, and shoot the main character in the head and run off.
I love the M. Night Extended Universe. It turns out Bruce Willis' character was a water bender that is weak to water because his father was an alien. His mother was the lady in the water.
@@nicksiegfried4906 the hitb of last jedi was good but they were pretty flabbergasted then. The plinkett review was the real gem, dismantled that terrible movie pretty thoroughly
Yeah i know that feeling...get it all the time when I watch a movie on netflix then go back and watch the hitb from 3 years ago that I've already seen. Sigh.
22:43 They should have introduced Mark Wahlberg at the end in the exact same way the did with Bruce Willis at the end of SPLIT *Lady at a diner watching the footage of David, Kevin and Elijah:* “Wow. This is crazier than that time when those plants killed all those people. What was that event called again? The... uhh..” *the camera pans to reveal Mark Wahlberg sitting next to her:* “The Happening”
@@MariaMoz 6th Sense Spoiler: lol, truly. At the end of it all it's just a pre death vision or dream by Bruce Willis right before he dies in Sixth Sense. Then at the end of that movie, we see Paul Giamatti closing his final novel he's written or something.
I don't know if anyone's said this, and I haven't finished the video to check, but the "oddly pink room" Jay references at 6:50 ish is probably Baker-Miller pink, from Wikipedia: "At the correctional facility, the rates of assault before and after the interior was painted pink were monitored. According to the Navy's report, "Since the initiation of this procedure on 1 March 1979, there have been no incidents of erratic or hostile behavior during the initial phase of confinement". Only fifteen minutes of exposure was enough to ensure that the potential for violent or aggressive behavior had been reduced, the report observed.[2]"
Shyamalan has always reminded me of a talented 16 year old who writes a story that's good for his age and you read it and think 'this kid is gonna write something great someday' but then he never does. This is a timeless story of wasted potential. The man is now a walking human warning to beware of fame.
He has a really good vision. Knows how to visually and narratively tell a good story...but ends up fucking them up with pointless twists that end up messing up everything that was built up (Glass and The Village etc.)
Out of all of Shyamalan's films, there's only MAYBE three that I'd say are good, probably less than that if you look at them more critically, and everything else he's made has been really dumb, pretentious, BS with some of them being some of the most infamously terrible films ever made. Seriously, why the fuck do we keep giving this man millions of dollars again? The overwhelming majority of his body of work is absolute crap with all his passable stuff being from early on.
I think I was around twelve when I watched Unbreakable for the first time and I was mesmerized. I've rewatched it several times the last 18 years including a couple of days before going to see Glass at the movies. Also rewatched Split (which I also really liked). The thing that really bothers me about Glass is that it didn't give David Dunne the respect that he deserves. Just listening to a fraction of the Unbreakable theme and picturing the scene where he almost drowns in the pool gives me chills, whereas his entire death scene in Glass was eaten up by revealing the Clover-secret society gimmick. Just go all out, old school soundtrack blazing, with his son screaming in slow motion as his misunderstood superhero father, and last living family member, dies. And then have Sarah Paulson say something lowkey to the son afterwards, about them never wanting it to go this far but it had to be done or whatever. The restaurant scene explains their agenda anyway.
I agree. The only issue I have with the ending is how David Dunn dies. It felt like a cop out. I mean I can understand what M. Night was going for but I think David deserved a better send off. Other than that I enjoyed Glass immensely.
Thing I just couldn’t get past, and bugged me the whole movie- she tries to convince them that they aren’t powerful, but have safety precautions (their weaknesses) in their rooms.
That, and the fact that Bruce Willis' character has legitimately proven to have 'powers'. It's kind of different to say that the other two have powers simply because it could be just mental things... but the guy who can tank a train crash? Yep, he's just crazy.
I'd say that that would be true had she not known from the beginning they did actually have powers. The thing I dont really see is why they'd actually fall for it. I could understand them having the "weakness" of the beast, because they wanted to use his weakness to keep him from attacking the staff.
@Adrijana Radosevic She's the one who deems whether they can leave or not, because she is the head of the institution, so no, they *couldn't* get out of the room simply by accepting they weren't special. Their acceptance or lack of it has no bearing on whether they can escape, both because professionally it wouldn't matter, and mostly because she's obviously corrupt and has no intention of letting them go. Her having specially designed precautions in relation to their powers and weaknesses just blatantly points to her entire act being a lie. If the organization behind this exists solely to remove super powered individuals, and *knew* that each of them had super powers, while incarcerating them over a long stretch of time, then the entire therapy session shtick that makes up the vast majority of the film purely exists for the sake of the viewer, and is entirely a waste of time for every character present, if you take out a demand for a 2 hour narrative. Therapy attempting to convince all 3 (only one of whom has any doubt of their powers) serves no purpose for the organization. They aren't getting *anything* out of watching them in a building designed to trap them. They're shown to be more than capable of killing all of them if they chose to, and waiting around instead does nothing but create opportunities for them to fail and lose their captors. It's not "so simple", it makes absolutely no sense, and being condescending isn't an argument. You're constructing excuses for problems the movie has.
The clover tattoo is probably supposed to be the symbol of the secret organization. If I recall well they showed that the psychiatrist had it too when she takes Bruce Willis's hand, so everyone who is part of the organization has that tattoo and the guy drowning Bruce Willis was a different guy than the sniper. What I think it means is that the three leaves clover is the most common variety of clover, and they are out to eradicate the special four leaves clovers (the supers).
riccardo ricci exactly right. I wanted to jump into the video and tell them this! I didn’t have any issue understanding the tattoo and it meant all the swat and police there were part of the organization.
Didn't youtube completely break the functionality that used to allow one to pick other videos/links? Can't remember the name of it, but seem to recall it was yet another thing youtube just in its ineptitude broke down.
Not to be confused with A Dog’s Purpose, or its 2019 sequel A Dog’s Journey, both of which are completely different movies from A Dog’s Way Home, which is from the same author as the books they were all based on
@@kodyk.7649 They don't care about animation because they never grew up watching them that much. We are talking about people that watched Robocop and movies like that when they were 8 years old.
I feel sorry for him, he retired then Demi Moore took all his money and expects millions in child support so sh could run off with a child herself and now Bruce Willis has no choice but to do these films. Its hardly any surprise he just doesnt care in these movies
He’s also got early signs of dementia. I was on the set in Philly for shooting, he had an ear piece in and had an assistant feeding him lines. His delivery in this is on the poor side because the poor guy can’t even remember what character he’s trying to be.
I think you guys are the most fair of all reviewers. I love that you tend to evaluate each movie on its own terms and what it was trying to do, rather than comparing each movie to some set of standards that you expect of all movies like a lot of reviewers tend to.
I honestly don't get why people think that of him. The guy is usually so down-to-earth and disarming during the interviews that I don't get that vibe of him, like at all. Unlike, for example, Spike Lee.
@@PictureProductStudio yeah you're right... M Night seems down to earth. Just a dude who happened to make 3 great movies, Signs/Unbreakable/The sixth sense and a bunch of terrible ones after lol.
I'm watching a review for a movie I know nothing about because, given how movies are nowadays, I couldn't care less if i see any of them or not. And your funny dismantling is ten times more funny than I justifiably expect any of them to be. Thanks for the vids!
I liked Glass OK but I would have loved to see the trio take on the organisation. Glass, being the first one detained would have figured out something was off about the Psychiatrist and with his abilities could have deducted what was going on. And my boy Bruce being torn which enemy to fight first after seeing the threat to him by the secret society.
To answer your question about why I'd watch a review about a movie I know nothing about; I just really like your reviews. Even if it's a movie I have no interest in and never plan on seeing, I just enjoying listening to your guys's analysis of movies.
RoyMBar I think I heard Jeremy Jahns call their secret group the “Court of Clovers” in his spoiler review. (Although I fear the tattoos will ruin the secrecy they were protecting with those members only meeting in restaurants)
For me the ending, revealing the events to the world, wasn't just for closeted superheroes, but for everyone, encouraging people to look for greatness in themselves. At the beginning of Unbreakable, Glass talks about how we live in a mediocre time, and we need stories of superheroes to teach us about what's possible. I find that really beautiful.
This is one of my favorite channels on youtube, thanks for giving this site great content. I know you'll never see this comment, but it still means a lot to me.
Nobody's going to mention Bruce Willis starting to doubt his superpowers saying that he is just strong like a strong man and has intuition, but he is not build as a strong man, and he has Vivid visions about the people he touches, and they don't even mention the unbreakability, he survived the train and on this movie he falls off a 3 story building, a 60-year-old man, with not a scratch....
So the movie tried to play it up like it was possible that they weren't really super, and that they just might be crazy. But remember that time a 60 year old man fell 10 stories onto the pavement with another guy on top of him? Then he stood up and was surrounded by like 100 cops? Surely non super old men just die from falling like that. And the lady was right there to witness it. Also if she thought they were normal people she wouldn't have brought every police officer in the city to arrest them. To me it couldn't have been more obvious that she was evil from the get go.
They don't have super powers, BUT I'll put in the specific weaknesses that they don't have, by not having powers, as defense mechanisms to stop them from using their non-powers.
The intention was to trick both them and the viewer, as if we only saw what they did, false senses of grandeur. Like in Split with the shotgun, rock climbing, and steel bars. Those scenes directly prove The Beast is real, then started coming up with logical (but unlikely) explanations. We see them fall X amount of stories through a window but what if it was actually only 2 stories. Bruce Willis surviving the train crash in Unbreakable truly was a miracle, and the rest of the movie is his son putting the idea that he's a super hero into his head. Everything else goes back to the false sense of grandeur. The visions aren't real, the fight at the end was between 2 normal men and Willis' character is still just afraid of drowning since that's a fairly ordinary thing. I get why someone might not see it that way and thus not care, but I do think it was interesting. If the movie wasn't meant to completely change the narrative of the films, I do wish they had shown more of her trying to fool them.
If you breakdown the movie, there were 100 plus nonlogical or nonsensical things. I think people just ignored them because they liked the acting or characters, but the plot and scenes were so silly and ridiculous, i couldnt like it.
I can't believe that Shyamalan, with that setup, didn't get that the best twist would be no twist. Just go basic meta. An efficient mental thriller. Everybody goes into the theatre waiting for that guy crazy overturn. The best way now to surprise your audience is to lead them in BELIEVING in a twist.
@@Scorch428 Nah, it's because kids prefer youtubers with stupid hair, doing goofy voices while screaming in their faces. Oh wait that's Rich Evans. Carry on then.
16:10 Jay - I kept waiting for them to reveal that Anya Taylor-Joy has super powers 16:19 Mike - Oh... that would be... in a Marvel film. ...Cut to 2020, *Anya Taylor-Joy is a mutant in a Marvel film* xD. Mike is an oracle!? ...below the fold capt. obvious - The New Mutants was scheduled for a release like half a year before Glass, but went on getting delayed until another one and a half years (2020 Aug). Oh it was totally worth the wait ;P Love Anya though ^~^
I was just wondering if anyone thought the evil secret society was supposed to be an allusion to that comic Elijah picked up in Unbreakable? That the Clover people are the Coalition Of Evil?
Was planning on watching this anyway but Mike's song at the end sold the movie to me. Thanks for the jingle that will now be stuck in my head until I see this movie. Hacks!
Glass stole the concept of tying up cheerleaders in a basement from Rich Evans.
Best Comment EVAR! 11/10!
And they stole the concept of locking up lunatics away from society for extended periods of time from Valve.
Rich Evans would've tied up Shaq up in his basement more then cheerleaders because he just wants that juicy Shaq meat
@TheBrabon1
No, Heroes stole it from Rich Evans too! I think you are forgetting that one of them has time travel powers! duh!
And Rich stole it from Gaston!
Deleted twist scene, Mark Wahlberg shows up and asks "Hey guys whats happening?"
No he should watch the video on his phone and give his: "what no" line. Like that was a thing he said so weird all the time. Total justification. A bunch of people need to die in an elevator. The plants kill the people in the village. Then the superhero's find out someone who is controlling the plants has powers too and they end up killing him/her before the WB dies. Then almost everyone is dead and after a hundred years or so they can have everyone have powers and that kick starts the avatar cycle. Mark is the great ancestor of the benders and that explains why they are so alien and awkward. It all fits what a twist.
So the twist is that he's related to Bill Lumbergh from Office Space?
And then a clone of Mark Wahlberg comes up and says "Nooo, the Happening was the movie WE were in, REMEMBER? IT WAS THE PLAAANTS!"
And then the original Mark says "WHAT? NOOOOOOOO...!"
Then Will Smith appears with a British accent "WHAT YEAR IS IT?"
Years ago me and a friend had a running joke that all films should end like the Departed. Namely that Marky Mark should randomly show up, with carrier bags on his feet, and shoot the main character in the head and run off.
You should've stayed for the after credits scene, where it turns out Glass is part of the Madea Cinematic Universe.
Real or joke?
@@hasan_z hahahahahahahaha. *crickets*
No it's totally real.
Idk what madea is
Hahahahahaha 'i don't know what madea is' woooosh
@@hasan_z Madea is a character played by playwright Tyler Perry.
"Interesting... But still kind of a failure."
--My Father, as he left me on the convent doorstep
*slow clap*
😂😂😂
You were actually 22
The real sad part of this film is when you realise all the people in The Village don't know any of this shit is happening. Sucks for them
Underrated comment
They just didn't see the signs. 🤷♂️
@@deadNightwatchman maybe they are just old?
@Psychoticpebbles I know the feeling. 🤔
yeah someone should Visit them and explain.
This movie needed Joaquin Phoenix in foil hat beating the Beast with baseball bat
Because his nephew inexplicably has a book detailing Split’s every motivation and weakness.
DrZaious that’s my fanfic I’ll sue for copyright infringement
You gotta love M. Night at least for the memes his movies delivered. God bless this man
@@drzaious8136 LOL. I was just about to post a similar comment before seeing this...Nicely done!👍
I love the M. Night Extended Universe. It turns out Bruce Willis' character was a water bender that is weak to water because his father was an alien. His mother was the lady in the water.
Bruce Willis
Is
UNWAKEABLE
I always choose RLM to spoil movies I don't want to see. It's so much more entertaining
I don't want movies, I want RLM.
Watching the half in the bag of the last jedi was more entertaining than the last jedi
@@nicksiegfried4906 the hitb of last jedi was good but they were pretty flabbergasted then. The plinkett review was the real gem, dismantled that terrible movie pretty thoroughly
Actually the spoilers made me want to see it.
Agreed!...
It's so satisfying when you return from the cinema to see a Half in the Bag on a film you've just seen.
ME TOO! It was pants, but at least I'll have the rare joy of having seen the film BEFORE I watch a HITB
Yeah i know that feeling...get it all the time when I watch a movie on netflix then go back and watch the hitb from 3 years ago that I've already seen. Sigh.
I'm sorry you had to see glass. My condolences.
Knowing now that Bruce Willis may have been faltering mentally explains a lot in this movie.
I gave Glass a 3/10 really underwhelming compared to the other two films
My dad is going through the same thing as Willis. It’s heart breaking when I have to remind him what his grandkids names are.
22:43
They should have introduced Mark Wahlberg at the end in the exact same way the did with Bruce Willis at the end of SPLIT
*Lady at a diner watching the footage of David, Kevin and Elijah:*
“Wow. This is crazier than that time when those plants killed all those people. What was that event called again? The... uhh..”
*the camera pans to reveal Mark Wahlberg sitting next to her:*
“The Happening”
Whaaaaaat, noooooo!
Jesus Christ, my sides are right now on their way to the rings of Saturn... You monster, this laugh hurts like hell!
* mark wahlberg sips coffee grimly * * roll credits *
Every Shyamalan's movie should end with something like this, untill they all become part of one universe
@@MariaMoz 6th Sense Spoiler:
lol, truly. At the end of it all it's just a pre death vision or dream by Bruce Willis right before he dies in Sixth Sense. Then at the end of that movie, we see Paul Giamatti closing his final novel he's written or something.
"Why are you watching a review for the movie or the trailer you've never seen? - Because I have nothing better to do with my life
Same.
Noting sadder than a an unfunny attempt at a "tee hee I'm such a loser" joke
When you don't care about spoilers, RLM is the way to go. You're always guaranteed a few laughs.
I always watch their reviews after I watch the movie so I know what to think about it.
@@denniswazowski3597 you don't have your own opinion? That's kind of sad.
I really don't care about spoilers, though I'll skip if they suggest a film and I think I'll like it or it's already something I'd enjoy
@@Shaki123 Google the word “joke,” I think you’ll be astonished at the concept
As someone who will watch a movie even after it's "spoiled", I love RLM.
"Glass shattered by critics"
RLM was soooooo close!
I don't know if anyone's said this, and I haven't finished the video to check, but the "oddly pink room" Jay references at 6:50 ish is probably Baker-Miller pink, from Wikipedia: "At the correctional facility, the rates of assault before and after the interior was painted pink were monitored. According to the Navy's report, "Since the initiation of this procedure on 1 March 1979, there have been no incidents of erratic or hostile behavior during the initial phase of confinement". Only fifteen minutes of exposure was enough to ensure that the potential for violent or aggressive behavior had been reduced, the report observed.[2]"
I expected my expectations to be subverted.
But instead my expectation of subverted expectations was subverted.
Ive been Shamalamamboozled.
WOAH BLACK BETTY SHAMALAM
@@adhirg lol xD
That double reverse bait-and-switch really subverted my expectations.
Therefore, it was brilliant.
brain malfunctions*
Shamalambamboozled
There was a part when Sarah Paulson says on the phone “Execute Order 66.” Then the Cloverfield Police started doing their thing.
In death, we have a name. Her name is Sarah Paulson.
I prefer the part where Sarah Paulson says on the phone "IM GOING TO SAY THE N WORD" to Laurence Fishburne.
Then she tells David "I am the Senate!"
"I loved this film until I didn't"
That's exactly what I felt lol.
8:23 I love how Jay freezes but Mike doesn't when the spoilers start.
Shyamalan has always reminded me of a talented 16 year old who writes a story that's good for his age and you read it and think 'this kid is gonna write something great someday' but then he never does. This is a timeless story of wasted potential. The man is now a walking human warning to beware of fame.
Signs was a good film, I wouldn't call him terrible.
He has a really good vision. Knows how to visually and narratively tell a good story...but ends up fucking them up with pointless twists that end up messing up everything that was built up (Glass and The Village etc.)
@@brucelee12 yeah aliens capable of interstellar travel land on a planet that is covered in 2/3 of their only weakness.... great movie
@@EricEsenwine
Some say they're supposed to be hell demons and not space aliens. Dumb, yes, but it answers your critique.
Out of all of Shyamalan's films, there's only MAYBE three that I'd say are good, probably less than that if you look at them more critically, and everything else he's made has been really dumb, pretentious, BS with some of them being some of the most infamously terrible films ever made.
Seriously, why the fuck do we keep giving this man millions of dollars again? The overwhelming majority of his body of work is absolute crap with all his passable stuff being from early on.
Glass stole the concept of an insane person pretending to be in a coma from dumb and dumber 2
I think I was around twelve when I watched Unbreakable for the first time and I was mesmerized. I've rewatched it several times the last 18 years including a couple of days before going to see Glass at the movies. Also rewatched Split (which I also really liked). The thing that really bothers me about Glass is that it didn't give David Dunne the respect that he deserves. Just listening to a fraction of the Unbreakable theme and picturing the scene where he almost drowns in the pool gives me chills, whereas his entire death scene in Glass was eaten up by revealing the Clover-secret society gimmick. Just go all out, old school soundtrack blazing, with his son screaming in slow motion as his misunderstood superhero father, and last living family member, dies. And then have Sarah Paulson say something lowkey to the son afterwards, about them never wanting it to go this far but it had to be done or whatever. The restaurant scene explains their agenda anyway.
I agree. The only issue I have with the ending is how David Dunn dies. It felt like a cop out. I mean I can understand what M. Night was going for but I think David deserved a better send off.
Other than that I enjoyed Glass immensely.
@@mish375 Cop Out? Like the Bruce Willis film?
Thing I just couldn’t get past, and bugged me the whole movie- she tries to convince them that they aren’t powerful, but have safety precautions (their weaknesses) in their rooms.
That, and the fact that Bruce Willis' character has legitimately proven to have 'powers'. It's kind of different to say that the other two have powers simply because it could be just mental things... but the guy who can tank a train crash? Yep, he's just crazy.
I'd say that that would be true had she not known from the beginning they did actually have powers. The thing I dont really see is why they'd actually fall for it. I could understand them having the "weakness" of the beast, because they wanted to use his weakness to keep him from attacking the staff.
@Adrijana Radosevic but their weakness ARE objectively real, and she knew that. So she was playing at nothing.
@Adrijana Radosevic She's the one who deems whether they can leave or not, because she is the head of the institution, so no, they *couldn't* get out of the room simply by accepting they weren't special. Their acceptance or lack of it has no bearing on whether they can escape, both because professionally it wouldn't matter, and mostly because she's obviously corrupt and has no intention of letting them go. Her having specially designed precautions in relation to their powers and weaknesses just blatantly points to her entire act being a lie.
If the organization behind this exists solely to remove super powered individuals, and *knew* that each of them had super powers, while incarcerating them over a long stretch of time, then the entire therapy session shtick that makes up the vast majority of the film purely exists for the sake of the viewer, and is entirely a waste of time for every character present, if you take out a demand for a 2 hour narrative. Therapy attempting to convince all 3 (only one of whom has any doubt of their powers) serves no purpose for the organization. They aren't getting *anything* out of watching them in a building designed to trap them. They're shown to be more than capable of killing all of them if they chose to, and waiting around instead does nothing but create opportunities for them to fail and lose their captors. It's not "so simple", it makes absolutely no sense, and being condescending isn't an argument. You're constructing excuses for problems the movie has.
It’s that they believe those are their weaknesses
I always laugh way to hard at Mike pronouncing Shyamalan
Whoa Black Bettie, Shamalam.
the song at the end made me want to see it more than the actual trailers
I'm liking this comment just because I like that crossover feeling of reading an Indeimaus comment in the Redlettermedia comments section
Oh hey dunkey (😎)
Go back to making ladder videos.
Great Resident Evil 4 video bro.
If you like Unbreakable and Split, then you gotta finish it (bum bum) You saw the first two so why not see the third, and you've gotta finish it.
Looking forward now to the prequels to The Sixth Sense: Sight, Hearing, Smell, Taste and Touch.
The clover tattoo is probably supposed to be the symbol of the secret organization. If I recall well they showed that the psychiatrist had it too when she takes Bruce Willis's hand, so everyone who is part of the organization has that tattoo and the guy drowning Bruce Willis was a different guy than the sniper.
What I think it means is that the three leaves clover is the most common variety of clover, and they are out to eradicate the special four leaves clovers (the supers).
riccardo ricci exactly right. I wanted to jump into the video and tell them this! I didn’t have any issue understanding the tattoo and it meant all the swat and police there were part of the organization.
What kind of secret society would make all its members get tattoos? Then you can easily tell who's in it!
If it's a secret tattoo for a secret society, then no one knows what the symbolism is of the tattoo except other members of that society.
riccardo ricci very interesting... I like this idea/train of thought.
It's the sign of the Silver Shamrock
Uh, you guys are cleaning up porcelain not glass. Wow that's embarrassing.
Hackfrauds confirmed
No, no, no. That "porcelain" IS Glass. It's just made to look, feel and sound LIKE porcelain.
They're using porcelain to win over the CHINEEEEEEEEESEEEEEEEE
Your birth was embarrassing
Technically the glaze it has on it is glass, right? Still counts.
"It's really weird for me to be doing work"
-Mike Fraudsklasa
Is it weird to be nostalgic for 2019?
@@kamikazemelon787 “2020s: the dark ages” 😄😄😄
It's the clown ages
Meh
we need a bandersnatch review where we can click around to pick whether you recommend it or not...
Didn't youtube completely break the functionality that used to allow one to pick other videos/links? Can't remember the name of it, but seem to recall it was yet another thing youtube just in its ineptitude broke down.
@@nathane5287 *Bruce Willis steps to the bar*
"His name was the Annotations Button" *sips coffee*
*We demand a review for A Dog’s Way Home.*
The first and probably only cinematic masterpiece of 2019
*ever*
Dalton Lee dog leash challenge incoming
Everyone knows it’s just a ripoff of Homeward Bound
Not to be confused with A Dog’s Purpose, or its 2019 sequel A Dog’s Journey, both of which are completely different movies from A Dog’s Way Home, which is from the same author as the books they were all based on
If M. Night directed this episode, would the twist be that they review Spiderverse instead?
There's no chance in hell they will review an animation.
That would be too satisfying a twist to be directed by M. Night.
Jackalopods I don’t really get why tho.
Joseph You can shut up now
@@kodyk.7649 They don't care about animation because they never grew up watching them that much. We are talking about people that watched Robocop and movies like that when they were 8 years old.
100% agree with Mike.
Also, the Unbreakable OST theme was criminally underused in this film.
"If you haven't seen the film or the trailer, then why are you watching a review for a movie you know nothing about?" Because I love you guys!
The Lady in The Water was going to come up from the puddle to save David, but they cut that scene.
What are we gonna do with half a bag of Glass?
I think Mr Plinkett knows.....
Eat it.
Hey is that jop?
oh hey that's me
hey its me jop oh hey jop
Is Bruce Willis slowly becoming Cameron Mitchell?
I feel sorry for him, he retired then Demi Moore took all his money and expects millions in child support so sh could run off with a child herself and now Bruce Willis has no choice but to do these films. Its hardly any surprise he just doesnt care in these movies
He’s also got early signs of dementia. I was on the set in Philly for shooting, he had an ear piece in and had an assistant feeding him lines. His delivery in this is on the poor side because the poor guy can’t even remember what character he’s trying to be.
@@magnumcornetto ... I don't see David James in this comment thread.
Russell Crowe has already become John Goodman.
I waited 20 years to watch Bruce Willis die in a puddle...
Worth it.
@@gruknarorcishwar-yerhereto8489
The beast could’ve drowned him
Spoilers
Where the poodle did the piddle
@BASIL!!!!! The musical and pumpin' Seagull ask Kevin Smith about that
What timing - I had just started a Tums Festival when I got the notification for this video.
I was jerking off to Rich Evans when I got the notification.
@ana b It's Max Landis
There's no Tums Festival in this movie!
@@sillyskeleton Every day ends with a Tums festival!
If Bryan Singer gags continue forever I'll be very happy
What's the catch? Did I miss some breaking gossip about Brian Singer?
What's this about Bryan Singer and gagging?
@@SuperDevolution believe it or not, not for me, as a rock, under which I happen to live, is so dense it's borderline exper... Ugh nevermind
The story reminds me of a Star Trek episode where data and captain Picard are on the planet...
I think you guys are the most fair of all reviewers. I love that you tend to evaluate each movie on its own terms and what it was trying to do, rather than comparing each movie to some set of standards that you expect of all movies like a lot of reviewers tend to.
I KNOW! LET'S GO SEE CERAMIC!
Yes! Thank you for that.
Why don’t people bring up that the reason why he is called mr glass really has nothing to do with glass in the first place
Went to a marathon of the trilogy for free at a restaurant theater. Had a blast. Ate too much.
The clover tattoo is just to show that they're part of that anti-superbeings super duper secret society.
Sarah Paulson has one too.
Mike's song is amazing & the editing they did at the end was fucking phenomenal.
"Why are you watching a movie review for a movie you know nothing about?" Because I love your fraudulent content.
Can't help it, I see the new RLM vid, I gotta click it ^^"
I watch your damn videos because I love watching you two hack frauds talk about things I don't care about because you always make it enjoyable.
@@jdunnatl Please stay away from my eyes
the Bruce Willis stuff hits different in hindsight
"If you like unbreakable and split, then you gotta finish it"
great i will be singing this for a while now XD
Full of himself. That sums up M. Night all right.
I honestly don't get why people think that of him. The guy is usually so down-to-earth and disarming during the interviews that I don't get that vibe of him, like at all. Unlike, for example, Spike Lee.
@@PictureProductStudio yeah you're right... M Night seems down to earth. Just a dude who happened to make 3 great movies, Signs/Unbreakable/The sixth sense and a bunch of terrible ones after lol.
"Interesting but still kind of a failure." I feel like the people I date say that...
I’m never going to watch this movie but now I can have an opinion on it that isn’t mine.
Bruce Willis is the way he is because he doesn’t like hotdogs
*gardener from The Happening shows up* "Ya like hot dogs?"
But can this movie match up to the cinematic masterpiece that is After Earth?
*I'm not a coward!*
After Earth is the far future of the Shyamalaniverse. The Cloverfields fail and all the plants & animals become superheroes
Denied!!!!
Grape review guys. Raisin good points.
Ha,ha.....berrie good.
To peach their own
Fruit
That's the last straw . . . berry @@GarethColquhoun
I’m plum out of material
I'm watching a review for a movie I know nothing about because, given how movies are nowadays, I couldn't care less if i see any of them or not. And your funny dismantling is ten times more funny than I justifiably expect any of them to be. Thanks for the vids!
Looks like Mike and Jay are SPLIT on their opinions of GLASS. Fortunately, their friendship is UNBREAKABLE.
I liked Glass OK but I would have loved to see the trio take on the organisation. Glass, being the first one detained would have figured out something was off about the Psychiatrist and with his abilities could have deducted what was going on. And my boy Bruce being torn which enemy to fight first after seeing the threat to him by the secret society.
The tattoo guy is 2 different people. They both have tattoos because they're Sarah Paulson's people.
All of the police were her people.
Yeah. I believe the clover (3 leaf, so average) is the symbol for their society. As opposed to a four leaf "special" clover.
To answer your question about why I'd watch a review about a movie I know nothing about; I just really like your reviews. Even if it's a movie I have no interest in and never plan on seeing, I just enjoying listening to your guys's analysis of movies.
Porcelain? What a tweeest!
Watching Jay and Mike temporarily freeze in time independently of each other starting at 8:23 was mesmerizing
That song encapsulates the motivation to see most movies these days. You saw all the others, might as well watch the next one.
The tattoo on the snipers' wrist was also on Sarah Paulson's wrist so it was some indication of their allegiance.
RoyMBar I think I heard Jeremy Jahns call their secret group the “Court of Clovers” in his spoiler review. (Although I fear the tattoos will ruin the secrecy they were protecting with those members only meeting in restaurants)
For me the ending, revealing the events to the world, wasn't just for closeted superheroes, but for everyone, encouraging people to look for greatness in themselves. At the beginning of Unbreakable, Glass talks about how we live in a mediocre time, and we need stories of superheroes to teach us about what's possible. I find that really beautiful.
I loved the opening 2 minutes of pure trolling.
In Moonwalker Michael Jackson turns into a car
After watching Unbreakable and Split for the first time a couple weeks ago, I was really anticipating this movie... sad to say that it fell flat :(
I'm always super happy when I see a new RedLetterMedia video has been posted!
Gonna have to agree with Justin Y. here, JoJo part 9.
@@dysfunctionalsquid6371 Mike is a star trek nerd
*I CLAPPED! I CLAPPED WHEN I SAW BERD ON A RLM COMMENT SECTION!*
Every youtuber with a checkmark deserves to hang.
Not only do you steal popular songs, you steal good ideas too
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This is one of my favorite channels on youtube, thanks for giving this site great content. I know you'll never see this comment, but it still means a lot to me.
I love that there are still a million copies of Vampire Assassin laying around the set.
Funny how they managed to tie this episode and the last together.
please be genuine deus ex fan
@@nostalgia_junkie yeah when did every account on youtube start rocking Denton lol
@@sjj111 unfunny meme from a fortnite streamer with the same profile picture. unsure if he has played the game or cares.
@@nostalgia_junkie ugh... fortnite. Games suck so hard these days they have to steal from the golden era of PC games.
@@sjj111 tell you what tho, the game itself is ok. the fanbase is another thing.
Glassterpiece 10/10
No.
Nobody's going to mention Bruce Willis starting to doubt his superpowers saying that he is just strong like a strong man and has intuition, but he is not build as a strong man, and he has Vivid visions about the people he touches, and they don't even mention the unbreakability, he survived the train and on this movie he falls off a 3 story building, a 60-year-old man, with not a scratch....
@Adrijana Radosevic Late but Elon is a bad example. He can be a douche and create amazing things, those don't contradict each other.
So the movie tried to play it up like it was possible that they weren't really super, and that they just might be crazy. But remember that time a 60 year old man fell 10 stories onto the pavement with another guy on top of him? Then he stood up and was surrounded by like 100 cops? Surely non super old men just die from falling like that. And the lady was right there to witness it. Also if she thought they were normal people she wouldn't have brought every police officer in the city to arrest them. To me it couldn't have been more obvious that she was evil from the get go.
They don't have super powers, BUT I'll put in the specific weaknesses that they don't have, by not having powers, as defense mechanisms to stop them from using their non-powers.
Okay, kid
Dude was crawling across a ceiling
Ten minutes later
“Ur powers aren’t real tho”
The intention was to trick both them and the viewer, as if we only saw what they did, false senses of grandeur. Like in Split with the shotgun, rock climbing, and steel bars. Those scenes directly prove The Beast is real, then started coming up with logical (but unlikely) explanations.
We see them fall X amount of stories through a window but what if it was actually only 2 stories. Bruce Willis surviving the train crash in Unbreakable truly was a miracle, and the rest of the movie is his son putting the idea that he's a super hero into his head. Everything else goes back to the false sense of grandeur. The visions aren't real, the fight at the end was between 2 normal men and Willis' character is still just afraid of drowning since that's a fairly ordinary thing.
I get why someone might not see it that way and thus not care, but I do think it was interesting. If the movie wasn't meant to completely change the narrative of the films, I do wish they had shown more of her trying to fool them.
If you breakdown the movie, there were 100 plus nonlogical or nonsensical things. I think people just ignored them because they liked the acting or characters, but the plot and scenes were so silly and ridiculous, i couldnt like it.
I can't believe that Shyamalan, with that setup, didn't get that the best twist would be no twist. Just go basic meta. An efficient mental thriller. Everybody goes into the theatre waiting for that guy crazy overturn. The best way now to surprise your audience is to lead them in BELIEVING in a twist.
75% of the run time is spent asking a question that we already had answered for us definitively in the other movies? Heh, wow.
We had it answered 5 minutes in to THIS movie.
*Dude crawling across the ceiling*
“But do you REALLY have powers??”
@@hazyhalfmoon it was a tube
That VHS in the background looks like a trap card.
lol. it really does
I legit thought it was until I saw your comment. :/
Is porcelain replacing glass?
Double reverse bait and switch, I love how much fun these guys have making this.
Noice this year 1 million subs
@@Scorch428 Nah, it's because kids prefer youtubers with stupid hair, doing goofy voices while screaming in their faces. Oh wait that's Rich Evans. Carry on then.
This is why I lay in bed after class for, waste more of my day watching movie reviews for a movie I will never see
I usually don't like M. Night's movies much but I enjoyed Split and Glass a decent amount lately. Another great video!
16:10 Jay - I kept waiting for them to reveal that Anya Taylor-Joy has super powers
16:19 Mike - Oh... that would be... in a Marvel film.
...Cut to 2020, *Anya Taylor-Joy is a mutant in a Marvel film* xD. Mike is an oracle!?
...below the fold capt. obvious - The New Mutants was scheduled for a release like half a year before Glass, but went on getting delayed until another one and a half years (2020 Aug). Oh it was totally worth the wait ;P Love Anya though ^~^
About time, you frauds...
1:23 1:35 and 23:43 Mike is just precious
He just seems so happy in this episode
Maybe the cheque from Disney just cleared for the next unboxing episode *wink wink*
The part in the beginning about the Birdbox challenge has aged so well and will only continue to do so. Brilliant.
I was just wondering if anyone thought the evil secret society was supposed to be an allusion to that comic Elijah picked up in Unbreakable? That the Clover people are the Coalition Of Evil?
In short, an imperfect yet enjoyably stained Glass.
Bruce Willis and the beast were created from the train accident and then they sent out the video to the world at a train station 😱😱 so deep lol
And Bruce Willis vigilante justice streak first began at a train station, deeeeeeeeep.
Used the same subway, cheap filmmaking saving a few bucks lol
Was planning on watching this anyway but Mike's song at the end sold the movie to me. Thanks for the jingle that will now be stuck in my head until I see this movie. Hacks!
Damn Mike got me AGAIN with the ol 'Double Reverse Triple Bait and Switch' (TM), now you see why I have trust issues...
0:37 You know you've perfected "on the nose" jokes when you cut to this after Jay says Mr. Plinkett won't clean up.
That tease of a Spiderverse review is killing me, go and watch it already you hacks
They don't review animated movies
Carlos Paz I know, but I wish they'd just make this one exception bc Spiderverse is a genuine masterpiece
I feel bad that I can't actually watch it because the animation literally hurts my eyes lol
@@pollertry4003 how can your eyes hurt if they aren't real?
Pollertry wait really?
You guys crack me up every time!!! Great job.
Thanks for singing at the end. I appreciated it.
I’m glad you both liked it. It did look interesting.