KokaKolaKan By admitting his evil. The hero must now eternally bear the responsibility of saving people to serve as atonement for those that died because of him.
Neil De Loa you can't blame Dunn for the people Price killed to find him... his biggest "sin" is, maybe, not realising sooner how exceptional he is and what he was meant to do with his powers. The movie strongly suggests that now that Dunn knows he's basically Superman he'll keep saving people anyway, if nothing else because it makes him feel better.
This theme plays when David fights the man in orange and we along with him discover that he's a hero. It also plays when it revealed to David and the audience that Elijah is a villain. In both cases I feel the music speaks of hope but also David's failure, by not realising the truth about himself sooner he was unable to save the mother and father from the man in orange (especially the mother, her lifeless body collapsing to the floor with David stood their helplessly). Then again when he find out about the atrocities that Elijah committed to find, again something that could have been avoided if he had discovered his true self sooner. Just a wonderful piece of music.
@@Three_Sword_Hokage To me those moments with this music meant something else. In the house with the orange man David is finally doing what he is meant to do, be a hero. For the first time in his life he knows his place in the world and it feels right feels good. At the end in the Limited edition Elijah fulfills his purpose and becomes the villain when he shakes Davids hand. Elijah now knows his life full of pain wasn't for nothing he had a place in this world afterall. The music is the feeling of joy and accomplishment you feel when you find out that your life isn't meaningless. The journeys of David and Elijah were complete once the music started playing.
David had finally smiled while talking to Elijah's mother, he was finally being who he was meant to be... And when he found out at what cost, the sinking feeling of defeat that washes over him.... Brilliantly performed by Willis
1:04 is just something else. James Newton Howard shows us how even the simplest of moments can be made 10 times even more amazing simply with the power of music.
Genuinely the single most honest hero theme in cinematic history. You can feel the weight of it, the burden that no ordinary man is even capable of bearing held in this music.
1:03 Now that we know who you are, I know who I am. I'm not a mistake. It all makes sense. In a comic you know how you can tell who the arch villian is going to be? He is the exact opposite of the hero, and most times their friends like you and me. I should've known way back then, you know why David? Because of the kids!!!!
One thing I always like about the two themes in unbreakable, is how they all have the same notes; but different emotions based on the different keys they are played back in. You can really hear the contrast in this song in particular.
Is it wrong to say I felt BAD for him after that movie? Despite all he did.... in the end Elijah DID manage to do something good..... he helped give birth to an age of superheroes.
@@williambeck2372 On the other hand. Just like the doctor said - every time there was a hero, his counterpart, a supervillain would emerge as well. So just as well as he woke up the superheroes all around the world, he probably also created a lot of villains at the same time.
Now that the trilogy has concluded, I can only say that... *Spoiler alert* David deserved more, so much more, we saw him growing from a depressed person who thought that was born and would die mediocrily only to find out that he was truly extraordinary, and what's more, only when he was suposed to die, to be one more casualty, his true self was reborn as one of a kind, a true real hero. That being said, now I hear this song and feel it much more intense, the inner struggle, the wasted potential, everything that could've been but never was, the unreleased. That's what makes me feel the fate of David Dunn, The Overseer: this song. "But comic book heroes don't die that way, real people do".
Absolutely right with you my friend, to me David was more than a super human and that form to say good bye an amazing character...well..but still was amazing his roll in Glass nwn
They made the beast talk too much. It wasn't scary anymore because he could reason like a human and a beast CAN'T do that. And David.. He needed more game during and at the end of the film. Such a waste, bad writing.
Whem I watched Split the first time and heard the notes... I thought, they're just recycling music, some composers repetat some themes... it can't be... then, Dunn at the dinner drinking coffee... OMG... what a moment. Right there a great movie became a master piece... If you knew how much I love unbreakable you'd understand. I shed tears first time I saw it.
I know how you felt, unbreakable is one of my favorite films of all time. I was let down by glass though. I can’t believe what they did to David. But it does NOT taint unbreakable at all. Unbreakable stands on its own and as far as I’m concerned everything after unbreakable isn’t canon
I can perfectly picture a moment when the beast will try to break david's back by embracing him from behind, then the beast try as hard as he can (his eye become redder and redder and event start to bleed) as he grumble "Why Wont You Break!!!" then david just realizing his monstruous strengh just quietly answer: "I NEVER break"Then proceed to free himself from the beast, walking toward him slowly yet unavoidable and unstoppable to stop him.
@@unclesam5714 well, in one of the trailers they show the Beast throw David into the air and THROUGH a water silo where he immediately begins to drown so... Let's just put it this way., Dunn will have his hands full, ain't gon be no walk inna park, the Beast WILL be kickin his azz and he does seem to be stronger than David so... It will be David vs Goliath literally!
@@johnshaft1233 That's the only visible weakness there is with David. Pretty sure David's invulerability is too much for the Beast. That's why he's not the only villain in the movie. I think The Beast's physical conflict with David isn't the only exciting part of the next movie. The mind games with Elijah will also be very interesting.
Ahora que sabemos quien eres, sé quien soy yo. ¡No soy un fenómeno! Todo tiene sentido. En un cómic, ¿sabes cómo te das cuenta quién va a ser el villano? Es el opuesto exacto... Del héroe. Y muchas veces son amigos como tú y yo. Debí suponerlo hace mucho tiempo. ¿Sabes por qué, David? ¡POR LOS NIÑOS! Yo soy el Hombre de Cristal.
In 50 years critics will (hopefully) look at this movie the same way they look at Rio Bravo or The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre. As a subversive masterpiece that preceded an overused and popular genre of film.
Just got out of Glass. Unforgettable, tear jerking experience, a brilliant critique of the Marvel formula and spellbinding celebration of superheroes and comic books. This and Batman v. Superman mark the only true postmodern superhero films to date and it's going to be a long time until we get something this ambitious and earnest.
They say that a great score is one you don’t even notice. That typically never rang true for me but this one might be the exception because I never noticed it watching the movie and it was only after that realized how good the themes truly were. The following movies with Signs & The Village weren’t that way. I noticed the music in them right off the bat and throughout. James Newton Howard is a master.
At :42 we hear the deranged, slightly malevolent storm within Glass, then later enters the Hero. His theme when he saved his girl from the burning car. Pure genius. I think I'll pop this in the DVD once't again while I wait for"Glass" to come to theaters!
I would have put this at the end of Glass with an additional 1 minute sequence for closure: 0:00 - The moment everyone in the station's receive the leaked footage on their phones and tablets. 0:17 - "I know what this is. This is the moment we're let in on the universe." 0:27 (as the camera zooms out) (My idea for extra scenes before credits--no spoken dialogue, music only montage): 0:41 - Unseen technicians and investigators are closely analyzing all camera footage showing: Kevin shot while unarmed, with Casey inches from the sniper's bullet. Elijah Price dying in a hospital parking lot without medical attention. David Dunn's ruthless drowning...the footage is quickly paused. Zoom in on Dr Ellie Staple's clearly recognizable face incriminating her. 0:59 - Cut to another "clover conspirator" meeting in a restaurant, likely discussing the leak. Staple stops mid-sentence; she and everyone look towards the front doors in surprise and concern. The camera also quickly pans to see: 1:04 - At least one dozen federal law enforcement agents in suits walking into the room. The lead agent holding up an FBI badge and informing everyone present is under arrest. 1:24 - Cut to a Senate committee hearing in the U.S. Capitol. Jospeh, Casey and Mrs Price give testimony against Staple corroborating the security camera footage. Staple appears to have no allies with the committee seemingly furious and all condemning her. -- One final shot centers on the wrist of one of the Senators. There's a barely visible 'clover-sized' tattoo removal scar. (fade to black) 1:42 - Text narrative1: "Dr Staple was convicted on 3 counts of conspiracy to murder, and currently serving a triple life sentence" 1:51 - Text narrative 2: "Investigations into Staple's mysterious worldwide organization are ongoing, though largely hindered by a lack of material evidence and credible witnesses." 2:00 - Roll credits It would of been nice if Staple facing some kind of justice. Her screaming in a hallway doesn't do it. She was facing the hospital when David was drowned, so she wouldn't have been able to get away with it. Its the only takeaway.
Mr.Glass: They called me... Kevin: Hi my name's Hedwig i have wed thocks. Mr.Glass: What? Who? Kevin: he he mr. Do you want to thee me danth? Mr Glass: No Get the hell out here you're ruining my monologue! Kevin: The beast ith coming for you. Mr.Glass: Go! Im sick of these motherfucking alters in this motherfucking movie!
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The heroic theme plays as the villain realizes his purpose in life. This scene was perfect.
KokaKolaKan By admitting his evil. The hero must now eternally bear the responsibility of saving people to serve as atonement for those that died because of him.
Neil De Loa you can't blame Dunn for the people Price killed to find him... his biggest "sin" is, maybe, not realising sooner how exceptional he is and what he was meant to do with his powers. The movie strongly suggests that now that Dunn knows he's basically Superman he'll keep saving people anyway, if nothing else because it makes him feel better.
This theme plays when David fights the man in orange and we along with him discover that he's a hero. It also plays when it revealed to David and the audience that Elijah is a villain. In both cases I feel the music speaks of hope but also David's failure, by not realising the truth about himself sooner he was unable to save the mother and father from the man in orange (especially the mother, her lifeless body collapsing to the floor with David stood their helplessly). Then again when he find out about the atrocities that Elijah committed to find, again something that could have been avoided if he had discovered his true self sooner. Just a wonderful piece of music.
@@Three_Sword_Hokage To me those moments with this music meant something else. In the house with the orange man David is finally doing what he is meant to do, be a hero. For the first time in his life he knows his place in the world and it feels right feels good. At the end in the Limited edition Elijah fulfills his purpose and becomes the villain when he shakes Davids hand. Elijah now knows his life full of pain wasn't for nothing he had a place in this world afterall. The music is the feeling of joy and accomplishment you feel when you find out that your life isn't meaningless. The journeys of David and Elijah were complete once the music started playing.
@@jaherra2567 You could be right. Great insight and a wonderful reply, thank you.
David had finally smiled while talking to Elijah's mother, he was finally being who he was meant to be... And when he found out at what cost, the sinking feeling of defeat that washes over him.... Brilliantly performed by Willis
1:03..."Now that we know how you are. I know who I am." 😢
"Now that we know who you are, I know who I am"
Piece of art
"I know who I am! I'm the dude, playing a dude disguised as another dude!" Oops, wrong movie.
One of the best themes of all time!
One of the best final scenes of all time!
1:04 is just something else. James Newton Howard shows us how even the simplest of moments can be made 10 times even more amazing simply with the power of music.
The most realistic superhero film I've ever seen.
And his power is real too
Genuinely the single most honest hero theme in cinematic history. You can feel the weight of it, the burden that no ordinary man is even capable of bearing held in this music.
"They called me Mr Glass.."
-Elijah Price
THIS is what should've played in the final minutes of Glass.
It's enough to reduce you to tears of joy that's how good this piece of music is.
Yes, indeed. When I remember that scene, I cry of emotion
The real Superman music.
That's true.
It's wonderful
The Batman... lol
@@winterspirit3734 nah
@@lautaroalbarenque7347 yeah
@@winterspirit3734 why? He isn't rich, their parents wasnt killed and he doesn't have a bat suit ._.
Missed this song at the end of Glass... That final with this would be just even more sad...
1:03 Now that we know who you are, I know who I am. I'm not a mistake. It all makes sense. In a comic you know how you can tell who the arch villian is going to be? He is the exact opposite of the hero, and most times their friends like you and me. I should've known way back then, you know why David? Because of the kids!!!!
History 10 They called me Mr glass.
I too have watched the movie
*arch villain
EPIC MOVIE.
chills!
Definitiely one of my favourite Shyamalan's movie! Pure art
"They called me Mr Glass" Shivers!!
Such a great masterpiece combined with Howards music= Heaven
Philip Schwanner one of the most emotional films ever!!
noe of the few movies where i occasionally shed a tear
hogwarts
One thing I always like about the two themes in unbreakable, is how they all have the same notes; but different emotions based on the different keys they are played back in. You can really hear the contrast in this song in particular.
Who else has hope to hear this in the movie *Glass* ??
All we Will Can hear this masterpiece in the film
I’ll probably cry
@@JB0523 me too
@@JB0523 you're not the only one
I come from the future and the end suck, all the rest is amazing .
Bro i get chills when he said they call me Mr Glass....
holy shit, i didnt expect in this video, made me jump!
Shit, so do I.
It wasn't a limited edition mom.... It was an origin Story
Is it wrong to say I felt BAD for him after that movie? Despite all he did.... in the end Elijah DID manage to do something good..... he helped give birth to an age of superheroes.
@@williambeck2372 He really is...a mastermind.
@@Hard_Boiled_Entertainment And that's the one they always underestimate.
@@williambeck2372 On the other hand. Just like the doctor said - every time there was a hero, his counterpart, a supervillain would emerge as well. So just as well as he woke up the superheroes all around the world, he probably also created a lot of villains at the same time.
“I wasn’t a mistake mama”
"Now that we know who you are, I know who I am."
Gives me chills everytime!
Now that the trilogy has concluded, I can only say that...
*Spoiler alert*
David deserved more, so much more, we saw him growing from a depressed person who thought that was born and would die mediocrily only to find out that he was truly extraordinary, and what's more, only when he was suposed to die, to be one more casualty, his true self was reborn as one of a kind, a true real hero. That being said, now I hear this song and feel it much more intense, the inner struggle, the wasted potential, everything that could've been but never was, the unreleased. That's what makes me feel the fate of David Dunn, The Overseer: this song.
"But comic book heroes don't die that way, real people do".
But I Loved GLASS SO Much
I waited in the end credits to see if he was alive for so long
Absolutely right with you my friend, to me David was more than a super human and that form to say good bye an amazing character...well..but still was amazing his roll in Glass nwn
They made the beast talk too much. It wasn't scary anymore because he could reason like a human and a beast CAN'T do that. And David.. He needed more game during and at the end of the film. Such a waste, bad writing.
3rd act ruined the entire film.
I love how you included the infamous "They called me Mr glass" scene ily
Best anti-hero ever...
Hollywood at its best
This theme is just so beautiful
One of the best classical music in movie.
the score is out of this world
mate Nd It really is.
Man who the hell would dislike this
1:05 to 1:40 I love this part so much
"I know who I am. I'm not a mistake."
No, Elijah. You most certainly were not.
M. Night's masterpiece.
I'm obsessed with this trilogy, it's the most *real* superhero film series ever
Whem I watched Split the first time and heard the notes... I thought, they're just recycling music, some composers repetat some themes... it can't be... then, Dunn at the dinner drinking coffee... OMG... what a moment. Right there a great movie became a master piece... If you knew how much I love unbreakable you'd understand. I shed tears first time I saw it.
I know how you felt, unbreakable is one of my favorite films of all time. I was let down by glass though. I can’t believe what they did to David. But it does NOT taint unbreakable at all. Unbreakable stands on its own and as far as I’m concerned everything after unbreakable isn’t canon
- Rejoice. The broken are the more evolved.
The Horde teaming up with Mr. Glass.
I love this part in the movie and the music pulls you in as Bruce Willis saves the children and chokes out the bad guy!!
Is it only me that feels emotional to the beginning minute, that chorus sequence truly resonates within you🤔
Your not alone I cry my eyes out everytime I listen to this
This is it. This will be the theme when David overcomes the might of the Beast.
Their battle will be epic! Wait a minute, David vs Goliath??? And will there be a slingshot involved??
thtas a spoiler
I can perfectly picture a moment when the beast will try to break david's back by embracing him from behind, then the beast try as hard as he can (his eye become redder and redder and event start to bleed) as he grumble "Why Wont You Break!!!" then david just realizing his monstruous strengh just quietly answer: "I NEVER break"Then proceed to free himself from the beast, walking toward him slowly yet unavoidable and unstoppable to stop him.
@@unclesam5714 well, in one of the trailers they show the Beast throw David into the air and THROUGH a water silo where he immediately begins to drown so... Let's just put it this way., Dunn will have his hands full, ain't gon be no walk inna park, the Beast WILL be kickin his azz and he does seem to be stronger than David so... It will be David vs Goliath literally!
@@johnshaft1233 That's the only visible weakness there is with David. Pretty sure David's invulerability is too much for the Beast. That's why he's not the only villain in the movie. I think The Beast's physical conflict with David isn't the only exciting part of the next movie. The mind games with Elijah will also be very interesting.
Ohhh sneaky slipping Jackson's voice in!
Goosebumps every single time that drum hits.
Who else gets emotional when the music at 1:03 starts playing? It tears me up for some reason.
I do.
I always think this music when hero rises from his/her ashes.
"You know why david... because of kids...they called me Mr. Glass."
Starting at 1:07 is the best part of this soundtrack...ending of the move was sublime as well!
I'm loving the french horns kicking in around 1:30. These musical crescendos really have different layers to them.
Ahora que sabemos quien eres, sé quien soy yo. ¡No soy un fenómeno! Todo tiene sentido. En un cómic, ¿sabes cómo te das cuenta quién va a ser el villano? Es el opuesto exacto... Del héroe. Y muchas veces son amigos como tú y yo. Debí suponerlo hace mucho tiempo. ¿Sabes por qué, David? ¡POR LOS NIÑOS!
Yo soy el Hombre de Cristal.
Boquiabierta me deja la escena
he says “i’m not a mistake!”
Top 5 best soundtracks or them ever period ! This movie was so amazing to me so deep !
God I love this theme
I got goosebumps when I heard this soundtrack again in Glass.
Please play this in Glass please
You'd THINK that they would do that, wouldn't you?
Mr. Movie Mafia they did
@@lowe8194 Only a softer version of the hero one melody phrase...this should have been played including the quote in the final minute of the movie.
@@mr.moviemafia aw they didn't?
I rewatched split and realised that part of this theme is at the end of the film 😂. So pumped for glass
i wish they have a version of this in the new Mr glass movie
In 50 years critics will (hopefully) look at this movie the same way they look at Rio Bravo or The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre. As a subversive masterpiece that preceded an overused and popular genre of film.
my fever track i just love it this melody giving a duch unbreakkable hopes and belivings ✌️🇵🇱
To me, this soundtrack is just as heroic and empowering as Danny Elfman's soundtrack for the Spider-Man trilogy. It's just so oddly inspiring
La musica....
Es increible, demuestra el peso de ser un elegido.
Una de las mejores peliculas que vi en mi vida, una real obra maestra.
Just got out of Glass.
Unforgettable, tear jerking experience, a brilliant critique of the Marvel formula and spellbinding celebration of superheroes and comic books. This and Batman v. Superman mark the only true postmodern superhero films to date and it's going to be a long time until we get something this ambitious and earnest.
You had me until you mentioned BvS.
Was it still there? The Sadness?
What a masterpiece!!!
La orquesta está impresionante...
THEY CALLED ME MR GLASS
They say that a great score is one you don’t even notice. That typically never rang true for me but this one might be the exception because I never noticed it watching the movie and it was only after that realized how good the themes truly were. The following movies with Signs & The Village weren’t that way. I noticed the music in them right off the bat and throughout. James Newton Howard is a master.
THIS IS MY FAVOURITE SHYMALAN MOVIE AND WILLIS MOVIE!
It is great yeah .My ears thanks Mr.Night
God let this theme be in Glass 😭
JB0523 your prayer was answered my friend
This kind of inspirational music is gone...
First Name : MR
Last Name : GLASS
James is my hero
1:04 “now that we know who you are, I know who I am” 1:50
Amazing scene
R.i.p David
"They called me Mr. Glass."
GLASS 2019
*REJOICE*
"The broken are the more evolved"
MAGNIFICENT
The Man deserved better... Earned the best... Will be deeply missed... RIP 😢😭😔😞
Who else shit themselves when sam said "they call me Mr.Glass" lol i wasnt ready
01:40 Because of the kids!!
Can't wait to see how Dunn interacts with being reunited with Glass, and how he's going to fight Beast.
1:52 they called me mister Glass
@My name is Nobody no because he breaks his bones so easily
I love the depressed ambitition on Shyamlan's movies-
A masterclass in composition.. 1:04 never fails to make the hairs on your arms and neck stand on end
Perfect score
At :42 we hear the deranged, slightly malevolent storm within Glass, then later enters the Hero. His theme when he saved his girl from the burning car. Pure genius. I think I'll pop this in the DVD once't again while I wait for"Glass" to come to theaters!
I would have put this at the end of Glass with an additional 1 minute sequence for closure:
0:00 - The moment everyone in the station's receive the leaked footage on their phones and tablets.
0:17 - "I know what this is. This is the moment we're let in on the universe." 0:27 (as the camera zooms out)
(My idea for extra scenes before credits--no spoken dialogue, music only montage):
0:41 - Unseen technicians and investigators are closely analyzing all camera footage showing: Kevin shot while unarmed, with Casey inches from the sniper's bullet. Elijah Price dying in a hospital parking lot without medical attention. David Dunn's ruthless drowning...the footage is quickly paused. Zoom in on Dr Ellie Staple's clearly recognizable face incriminating her.
0:59 - Cut to another "clover conspirator" meeting in a restaurant, likely discussing the leak. Staple stops mid-sentence; she and everyone look towards the front doors in surprise and concern. The camera also quickly pans to see:
1:04 - At least one dozen federal law enforcement agents in suits walking into the room. The lead agent holding up an FBI badge and informing everyone present is under arrest.
1:24 - Cut to a Senate committee hearing in the U.S. Capitol. Jospeh, Casey and Mrs Price give testimony against Staple corroborating the security camera footage. Staple appears to have no allies with the committee seemingly furious and all condemning her. -- One final shot centers on the wrist of one of the Senators. There's a barely visible 'clover-sized' tattoo removal scar.
(fade to black)
1:42 - Text narrative1: "Dr Staple was convicted on 3 counts of conspiracy to murder, and currently serving a triple life sentence"
1:51 - Text narrative 2: "Investigations into Staple's mysterious worldwide organization are ongoing, though largely hindered by a lack of material evidence and credible witnesses."
2:00 - Roll credits
It would of been nice if Staple facing some kind of justice. Her screaming in a hallway doesn't do it. She was facing the hospital when David was drowned, so she wouldn't have been able to get away with it. Its the only takeaway.
Great song!
Gives me goosebumps no matter how many times I listen to this, especially from 1:02 and 1:40 - "they called me Mr. Glass!"
EPIC
Increíble, majestuoso!!!!!
They called me mister glass
Soberbio!! Que música narra todo en arte pedazo De músicon
Split brought me here
Samuel L Jackson was Fuckn fantastic at the end acting at its finest
The broken are the more evolved.
“They called me Mr Glass.”
The swimming pool standing scene mesmerising me
What a great theme!
Can't wait to see Glass
bella musique
Amazing
Mi preferida banda sonora!!!!!
Mr glass says it's because of the kids which kid is he talking about?
Abhilash M.J the kids at the school and the playground that he attended when he was a kid
Mr.Glass: They called me...
Kevin: Hi my name's Hedwig i have wed thocks.
Mr.Glass: What? Who?
Kevin: he he mr. Do you want to thee me danth?
Mr Glass: No Get the hell out here you're ruining my monologue!
Kevin: The beast ith coming for you.
Mr.Glass: Go! Im sick of these motherfucking alters in this motherfucking movie!
Trilha inesquecível
Concordo.
CADÊ OS BR, PORRA?!!!
GLASS CHEGANDO EM 2019!!!