@@michaelmcneil9149 The guy in the hood is David Dunn. Split and Glass are squeals to Unbreakable the movie about David discovering he's inherently invincible.
I love that this shows the strength difference between them. The Beast uses his whole body to throw the table and David catches it with barely moving. David throws it with some force and The Beast slides from the force.
@@khalil7011 lmao naw david dunn is definitely way stronger like while the beast has a limit david doesnt he just gets stronger hes like a superman that hasn’t realized and cant fly
Seeing how the Beast loves people who’ve experienced suffering physically, one would think it would despise David for the simple fact the can’t be hurt and is still stronger than it.
Wasn’t a fan of the ending, and the movie got a little TOO slow at times. But this scene is pretty cool. I love the Beast’s face when they reach the ground. He’s completely bewildered. This old man is every bit as strong as he is, if not stronger. And it pisses him off.
I think a big part of the problem for the Beast is that David is the antithesis of it's belief system. The Beast believes only 'the broken' are pure and deserving of life and that it must be the strongest; so as to protect Kevin from all possible threats. These beliefs are key to both the Beast and the rest of Team Horde. Then into their world comes the Overseer, a man who cannot be broken no matter matter what Team Horde does, a man who protects the unworthy from harm and perhaps worst of all, a man who's is stronger than the Beast; a man who could harm Kevin even with the Beast in control. David is everything the Horde hates and fears, wrapped up into a single man. It's not surprising to me once she regains the light after this; Patricia is eager to find out 'who the man in the rain poncho is', she needs to know who and what this new danger is.
@@doomedspartan3608 well David has had 15 or 16 years to develop his powers he has experience of going up against dangerous people so it makes sense he would be the more superior fighter the beast has only recently emerged so he hasn't reached his full potential like David or had time to test his capabilities yer
@David Santiago Falcon But wait a minute, David beat The Beast and had him down when they fought just before the cops showed up and David saved them. The beast was almost finisht after all that smashing against the car. After that Mr Glass tells the Beast about his weekness, so i think thats proof enough that David would win in a 1 on 1 battle. But in the end, the ending sucked for all 3.
For a movie trying to focus on superpowers in a real world setting, I just always found it awesome that the officers they had lined up against David were all in heavy padding in protective armor. Just seeing how the police would have to prep for a tank like David is awesome. The Flash therapy for the Beast was also a nice touch as well. Great movie. Didn’t like it when it first came out, but it’s great to watch nwo
@@HibachiOG I think it's cool, the flash therapy literally flashing the light on the next alter on the chair, flashing continuously until they get the personality that they want is a sick concept.
You can actually hear the Beast getting more and more pissed as the Overseer not only doesn't die, but just starts walking around. This is not what is supposed to happen, the Beast is meant to be the STRONGEST, but here is David seeming more sort of inconvenienced by all this than really injured by any of it (I mean it probably hurt, but with how tough his bones are, they were never going to crush like what the Beast expected to happen).
@@JamesTobiasStewart the beast isn’t anywhere as strong as a full speed train crash, David didn’t have a scratch after that. The Beast would never have been able to win, not only is he slightly or at best equal in strength. He isn’t indestructible like David. Eventually it’ll go to David due to his durability.
@@陳怡秀-r7y Unless of course the Beast had somehow lucked into the Water weakness like 'The Orange Man' did back on David's first attempt at superheroics. But with no Mr Glass to tell them that and no evidence of any large bodies of water nearby, the Beast would need to somehow keep the fight going long enough for it to change locations and then stumble onto The Overseer's weakness by pure chance. The odds were clearly in David's favour here if they hadn't been interrupted.
@@JamesTobiasStewart Yeah, Beast can’t hit harder than a full speed train crash and that didn’t even scratch David. Overseer had this simply by his endurance and durability alone. The fact he doesn’t even notice he’s pressing 200kg is also impressive.
And nothing David could do to get the Beast off him. They're equals, this is later shown in the second fight when they both fall to the ground at the same time. To hurt the other they must hurt themselves too.
@@grosano95 on one hand, the first human to survive The Beast's bear hug; and on the other hand, the first human to actually compromise David Dunn's durability and match his strength. Awesome scene!
@@guillermorosano7638 Exactly. This reminds me of the short dialogue between Elijah's mother and David in 'Unbreakable', every hero has two types of enemies: the soldier villain, who fights the hero with his body (The Beast), and the real threat, the Mastermind (Mr. Glass) who fights the hero with his mind. Kinda Lex Luthor and Doomsday, for Superman.
@@guillermorosano7638 i think in this scene, David feel the “pain” because he realize he cant breathe well with the pressure of the Beast’s hug. David is (well u know...) unbreakable ;)
@@gialactusfighterzpsn7527 Agreed. Have in mind David is Unbreakable, he was never physically injured, not even in the train wreck, and this guy comes out of nowhere and can actually make him feel "pain". Then we have the other side of the coin, The Beast could crush any human being's spine, except this one, and you know what he thinks of those who haven't been broken. Excellent representation of the hero-villain relationship and the different points of view in this saga.
@@ccl7983 yea plus im prety sure hes bulletproof like he has never ever been hurt and he fights random crooks plus why didnt the ppl just shoot him like they did the beast at the final scene so i guess hes like a super man hes super strong he’s probably bulletproof maybe has good regeneration if trained probably could get super speed
@@ccl7983 worst thing about this whole thing tho is that they had so much potential with this but of course mr night messed it up, who else but they guy who made avatar. Man they should’ve left them all alive so the in the next movie people can see more superhero’s and david fighting the beast properly and mr glass
I quite like the subtle take on strength here. The table still has mass and inertia- The Horde has to balance and push it against gravity. Likewise when he tries to shove Gunn he has to push off something. This is how you portray actual strength without it looking like cheap effects. You can portray strength without trying to overwrite basic physics.
I would’ve really liked to see a longer and more epic fight scene between these two. The last scene was cool, but the actual fighting between them was really short.
The fight wouldn't have lasted much longer, David clearly showed he was not only stronger but can take much more punishment both times they squared off against each-other.
My issue with this fight is that it was just too short. David comes to the rescue. Frees the cheerleaders, then he faces the beast and starts to fight. They fallout of the window uninjured then just as the fight was getting good its interrupted by a stupid ass scene with the cops and lights. This movie may not have been marvel but it had so much potential
It's funny watching the beast guy slowly climb up the pillar and jump behind Bruce and Bruce is just standing there looking at the pillar like, "What? Where did he go?"
Roids. All actors needing mass for their roll take it. It's super obvious when the shoulders get bigger and rounder, specifically the rear delts and traps. As those muscles typically have higher count of androgen receptors that take well to the extra Testosterone.
After years of wondering how this movie had such a great start and such a terrible ending I realized the real "Beast" is not Kevin but M. Night Shyamalan itself. In his normal state Mister Night is a genious director, but when in his other personality, Shyamalan is just a dysfunctional moron who has no clue on directing. There.
Its been two years and I still get mad thinking about how strong this movie started out, only to end with a whimper. David's death was complete horse shit. David Dunn fights crime for around 20 years, then he gets drowned in a puddle. Ridiculous.
it’s so heartbreaking to hear David saying “it’s gonna be okay, Joseph” when you already know that by the end of the movie he’s gonna die from drowning in a fucking puddle
I know it's not the kind of movie that tends to get Oscar buzz, which is a shame. James deserved at least a best actor nomination for this character. All of the distinct personalities he played and transitioned through were incredibly compelling.
They could have achieved the same ending, people finding out super heroes are real, while not killing David while drowning him in a puddle, and putting a bullet in the beast while his defenses are down. You could have killed them off too, just not like that. Have people see them fighting, have Elijah’s reaction to seeing everyone discovering comic heroes are real as the crowd gathers. It would at least have been respectful to the characters.
It would have been funny if they did a call back to The Incredibles where Mr incredible got his back cracked and the beast thinks he killed them but David just starts moving freely like wow you actually are pretty good at cracking backs
That's one of his powers; he's always as strong as he needs to be in the given situation. The other power, of course, is that he's physically invulnerable to everything except water entering his respiratory tract.
@@adamlone5548 I always assumed his fear of water temporarily removed his powers. While drowning he becomes a normal person. As when drowning in the tank, he could no longer punch his way out.
David isn't super strong in the traditional sense, like the first comment said David is only as strong as he needs to be, it's more of a subconscious will to find the strength he needs to handle the current situation he's in like when he recounted the story of him ripping the car door off to save his girlfriend after they wrecked when he was younger and now him catching the table and overpowering the beast
Shyamalan knew after Split, that fans are gonna want to see David and The Beast battle it out, I just love the look The Beast gives David 1:40, knowing he's just met his match.
Yeah it’s pretty obvious that David would eventually win. But still a good fight, wouldn’t be “easy” for David as it’d be time consuming. But David being indestructible makes it hard for the beast to win.
I love how M Night doesn’t realize Spoiler alert That a secret organization bent on eliminating super humans is also incredibly unrealistic and that an insane asylum that was simply runned by the same people is also unbelievably stupid. Realistically, the only way for David to be killed was if the Horde finished him off in the puddle rather than a “secret” officer, plus it takes a really long time to drown someone without anyone else noticing.
it wouldn't have been so bad if he didnt throw a fucking childish tantrum on social media saying he was not continuing the franchise.... I mean honestly... he left us on a fucking cliffhanger with the worst ending possible to go on and troll us point blank... the guy is a prick.
What’s sad is during filming Bruce Willis had difficulty remembering his lines. He had to wear an ear piece for crews to tell him what to say next. A lot are worried he could possibly be at an early stage of dementia hence why his being starring in so many direct to dvd movies as of late to get at much work as possible before it’s too late.
@@grosano95 to bad it has a bad story and short fight scene or nonsense fight scene if they're both strong they should've shown how strong they both really is no like a holding back action fight scene
When the beast did his python grip and David didn’t flinch it was missed opportunity for icing on the cake for this dialogue: *Why Won’t you Break* Unbreakable 😏😉
Movie had so much god damn potential. I hate how ‘obverting expectations’ is just something people do now just for a shock value. The ending absolutely fucking blew chunks.
I like how David just stood as the beast pounded his chest and roared and then tackled him like oh no you didn't it's on this fight was awesome I just wish the fight wasn't cut short I would of liked to see how the fight would of ended and who the winner would of been .
@@rudyNok David would have won without a problem as he is not only stronger but can take much more punishment. The only time Beast had any bit of an upper hand is when he had him from behind and squeezing with all his might and that did nothing.
He didn't overcome it. Two kids fished him out of the pool in the first movie. He and them would have died if not for that. In this movie, they mentioned an incident where he got weakened by an open fire hydrant and in the hospital he was staying at, his room was rigged with high pressure sprinklers that went off when he saw Kevin in the room across from his. Beacause he was gonna fight him then and there. Also in vase you didn't notice, unlike his fight with the orange man, David had no time to recover from the Beast nearly drowning him. That punch through the wall was the last of his strength and had those clover guys not come in time to grab and drown him, he would have had enough time to recover and fight them all off. They pretty much did to him what Lex Luthor should have done, when he first exposed Superman to Kryptonite. Finished him while he was vulnerable. Water was always his weakness. His bones are too dense to float and his phobia is so strong that it physically hurts him. No different than The Horde's powers limited to their beliefs.
Remember, as well, David isn't using his full potential here as Mr. Glass tells him later in the film. He might even be more powerful than the beast. 🤦♂️💪
Honestly when Dr. Staple was trying to convince the 3 characters that they were normal, Patricia should have mentioned that the Beast lifted a whole ass table with minimal effort, threw it several feet, then caught it easily only sliding back a foot or two. That would've shut Staple up.
@@DiegoM265 I know, but it would be hard to trick them if one of then threw some concrete evidence in her face that can't be properly explained scientifically.
@@obsidianstag13 Ok, but what would have changed? At the end of the movie, we understand that Staple is a member of the secret organization that suppress superheroes, and they do this with 3 different methods, the first is to trick them, make them believe they are normal people. If the first method isn't enough, they start to use the second one, as they say in the movie "we use the machine", a surgery operation like the one they did to Mr. Glass. Then, again, if the first and second methods aren't enough, they use the third one, the most cruel one, they kill them, like at the end of the movie. Now, what would have changed if they would shown some concrete demostration of their powers? They would be subjected to the second or third method. The reason why David and Kevin doesn't show their powers is because of the devices that Staple use against them, the water for David, and the light for Kevin, they would be stopped.
When the unbreakable object meets the unstoppable force. Doesn't feel like an actual fight but amazing interactions nonetheless. After years still wish the ending was different specially for David.
And the most brilliant thing about it was, we didn't even know we were going into a trilogy until the end of Split when david was revealed and the music came on. Amazing twist in itself!!
I love his character too, but i suppose his death is now justified with bruce wills current health condition. I pray for the man. At Least he has a extremely loving and supportive family around him. Great actor!
I wanted to like this movie. It needed more action. Quite frankly, when the action was going on, it didn’t last long. The whole idea of them fighting on the tower got my hopes up all for nothing. Then they both die, expecting something greater to happen towards the end of the movie, like possibly David and the Beast coming back alive, but no. It just honestly didn’t satisfy but there was so much more potential for this movie that was untouched.
We can see david found it hard to breath when the beast hugged him and he also had a hard time escaping when the beast struggled him in their final fight and even if the bear hug would still not break david it would at least knock him out from lack of oxygen
I think the fight was kinda boring, however, its more realistic. Just because you have super human strength doesn't mean your some sort of fighting machine. That takes additional time and training. This scene seemed to be two sub-par fighters with also happens to be super strong. Just like all the real fights you've seen in person or on the internet. Most are not impressive.
I wish when David brushed up against the beast he would’ve been overwhelmed seeing all the personalities at once. Just something small I wish would’ve happened.
David is really strong, even as an old man. He is too durable and strong for even the beast, but the beast is really agile and manipulative. Also, David has the worse weakness.
The stuntman for David Dunn worrying about keeping his hood on took me right out of the scene in that instant… God this movie was such a wasted opportunity. It really pissed off McAvoy. He didn’t hide his disgust in subsequent interviews
The worst thing in any movie lately is having Bruce Willis in it for whatever reason. He doesn't care to act, move or do anything. That's why all the scenes he's actually in are either slow af, or someone else is doing the work and he is just reacting (badly)
@@DeathBringer769 considering he also was forced to retire recently cuz of a memory illness there that too. Even in this film he was showing signs of it having to wear an earpiece.
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The realisation on Beast's face that his grip didn't kill David and that he finally met his match. Loved it.
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“Who was that man?! How is that man strong as the beast?!” -Dennis
@@michaelmcneil9149 The guy in the hood is David Dunn. Split and Glass are squeals to Unbreakable the movie about David discovering he's inherently invincible.
@@LHellHoundEditz I know lol I was quoting Dennis that’s what he says to doctor Ellie when she’s interrogating him at the mental facility
@@michaelmcneil9149 Oh ok
I love in this scene how the beast is confused. He's never encountered someone as strong before.
@ShinBurningGodzilla This silly billy is calling him a 'she' for some odd woke reason I guess.
@@user-jm73312cicayou mean Patricia or you talkin about the beast?
Naw, probably just using a language translator@@ArranVid
@@ArranVidNo he’s referring how there is many different personalities. You’re probably into that woke bs
Lmao I'm not into that fucking woke bs.
I love that this shows the strength difference between them. The Beast uses his whole body to throw the table and David catches it with barely moving. David throws it with some force and The Beast slides from the force.
Some people in these comments are saying they are equal strength lol
@@khalil7011 lmao naw david dunn is definitely way stronger like while the beast has a limit david doesnt he just gets stronger hes like a superman that hasn’t realized and cant fly
No but subtle details makes movies better.
@@Jarmsdomain I think his (David's) strength adapts to his need. Not sure, but just seems so.
David was wearing boots
Seeing how the Beast loves people who’ve experienced suffering physically, one would think it would despise David for the simple fact the can’t be hurt and is still stronger than it.
Mentally as well
Ooooh, good point.
This fight looked like a big brother fighting his little brother. The calm of the older brother vs the rage of the younger sibling.
Wasn’t a fan of the ending, and the movie got a little TOO slow at times.
But this scene is pretty cool. I love the Beast’s face when they reach the ground. He’s completely bewildered. This old man is every bit as strong as he is, if not stronger.
And it pisses him off.
I think a big part of the problem for the Beast is that David is the antithesis of it's belief system. The Beast believes only 'the broken' are pure and deserving of life and that it must be the strongest; so as to protect Kevin from all possible threats. These beliefs are key to both the Beast and the rest of Team Horde.
Then into their world comes the Overseer, a man who cannot be broken no matter matter what Team Horde does, a man who protects the unworthy from harm and perhaps worst of all, a man who's is stronger than the Beast; a man who could harm Kevin even with the Beast in control.
David is everything the Horde hates and fears, wrapped up into a single man. It's not surprising to me once she regains the light after this; Patricia is eager to find out 'who the man in the rain poncho is', she needs to know who and what this new danger is.
It wasn't the sequel we wanted or needed...
I think David is stronger.The beast was trying to hard to beat hug him and David just walks around with him.He also threw the beast to a wall
@@doomedspartan3608 well David has had 15 or 16 years to develop his powers he has experience of going up against dangerous people so it makes sense he would be the more superior fighter the beast has only recently emerged so he hasn't reached his full potential like David or had time to test his capabilities yer
You can see he was scared too for a second
The Beast was more agile and faster, but David was still a fucking tank. Gross strength was still far more than the beasts.
plus; he's already dead, so Kevin can't hurt him.
@David Santiago Falcon But wait a minute, David beat The Beast and had him down when they fought just before the cops showed up and David saved them. The beast was almost finisht after all that smashing against the car.
After that Mr Glass tells the Beast about his weekness, so i think thats proof enough that David would win in a 1 on 1 battle.
But in the end, the ending sucked for all 3.
A tank. With a FUCKING TANK
@@lancecardell8203 But their deaths were not in vain
@@Raul-wd1jb True thx to their sacrifice more people with powers will rise up to kill and vanquish anybody who would dare to oppose them! :)
For a movie trying to focus on superpowers in a real world setting, I just always found it awesome that the officers they had lined up against David were all in heavy padding in protective armor. Just seeing how the police would have to prep for a tank like David is awesome.
The Flash therapy for the Beast was also a nice touch as well. Great movie. Didn’t like it when it first came out, but it’s great to watch nwo
Those aren't real police.
@@uni4rm no shit, sherlock.
I thought the flash therapy was corny...when he was locked up he just had to close his eyes and walk out the room bro.
@Coco or cover your eyes...it was a poorly written plot device. Its believable when he's caught off guard other than that....not at all.
@@HibachiOG I think it's cool, the flash therapy literally flashing the light on the next alter on the chair, flashing continuously until they get the personality that they want is a sick concept.
I love how easily he walked to the window. Like there was nothing the Beast could do to slow him down.
You can actually hear the Beast getting more and more pissed as the Overseer not only doesn't die, but just starts walking around. This is not what is supposed to happen, the Beast is meant to be the STRONGEST, but here is David seeming more sort of inconvenienced by all this than really injured by any of it (I mean it probably hurt, but with how tough his bones are, they were never going to crush like what the Beast expected to happen).
@@JamesTobiasStewart the beast isn’t anywhere as strong as a full speed train crash, David didn’t have a scratch after that. The Beast would never have been able to win, not only is he slightly or at best equal in strength. He isn’t indestructible like David. Eventually it’ll go to David due to his durability.
@@陳怡秀-r7y Unless of course the Beast had somehow lucked into the Water weakness like 'The Orange Man' did back on David's first attempt at superheroics. But with no Mr Glass to tell them that and no evidence of any large bodies of water nearby, the Beast would need to somehow keep the fight going long enough for it to change locations and then stumble onto The Overseer's weakness by pure chance. The odds were clearly in David's favour here if they hadn't been interrupted.
@@JamesTobiasStewart Yeah, Beast can’t hit harder than a full speed train crash and that didn’t even scratch David. Overseer had this simply by his endurance and durability alone. The fact he doesn’t even notice he’s pressing 200kg is also impressive.
And nothing David could do to get the Beast off him. They're equals, this is later shown in the second fight when they both fall to the ground at the same time. To hurt the other they must hurt themselves too.
Idk if any single human could walk away after being hit by a metal table with the velocity of a fastball. That girl has the real powers here
she didnt walk... she was carried / dragged.... she got knocked out.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭
Adrenaline
cmon nobody survives that man, good movies always have to sh*t in some little aspects
@@K1NG0FW0LV35 should of been put in a coma. That table was like 50 pounds
Honestly the best part was the Beast’s Fury when he realizes the Python Grip didn’t kill Dunn
And at the same time, David feeling pain for the first time...like a mutual "who the hell is this guy?".
@@grosano95 on one hand, the first human to survive The Beast's bear hug; and on the other hand, the first human to actually compromise David Dunn's durability and match his strength. Awesome scene!
@@guillermorosano7638 Exactly. This reminds me of the short dialogue between Elijah's mother and David in 'Unbreakable', every hero has two types of enemies: the soldier villain, who fights the hero with his body (The Beast), and the real threat, the Mastermind (Mr. Glass) who fights the hero with his mind. Kinda Lex Luthor and Doomsday, for Superman.
@@guillermorosano7638 i think in this scene, David feel the “pain” because he realize he cant breathe well with the pressure of the Beast’s hug.
David is (well u know...) unbreakable ;)
@@gialactusfighterzpsn7527 Agreed. Have in mind David is Unbreakable, he was never physically injured, not even in the train wreck, and this guy comes out of nowhere and can actually make him feel "pain". Then we have the other side of the coin, The Beast could crush any human being's spine, except this one, and you know what he thinks of those who haven't been broken. Excellent representation of the hero-villain relationship and the different points of view in this saga.
This really was a fight between an unbreakable man and a savage beast.
An UNBREAKABLE man fights a man with a SPLIT mind, who were both created by a man with GLASS bones.
An unstoppable force versus an unmovable object
I wonder what would the ending have felt like if the whole tower thing was actually the final fight scene
I think The Beast would've won. But it's just a personal opinion, since both are considered physical equals.
@@grosano95 I think David is stronger because he gets stronger whenever he needs to
@@ccl7983 yea plus im prety sure hes bulletproof like he has never ever been hurt and he fights random crooks plus why didnt the ppl just shoot him like they did the beast at the final scene so i guess hes like a super man hes super strong he’s probably bulletproof maybe has good regeneration if trained probably could get super speed
@@ccl7983 worst thing about this whole thing tho is that they had so much potential with this but of course mr night messed it up, who else but they guy who made avatar. Man they should’ve left them all alive so the in the next movie people can see more superhero’s and david fighting the beast properly and mr glass
@@Jarmsdomain oh you mean that horrible The Last Airbender film.
I wish this fight could’ve gone on longer. Those “authorities” showing up like that was a total buzz kill.
Ran out of budget, I reckon. haha
That’s the point of the movie. Still anticlimactic.
Sarah Paulson is always a buzz kill
This is exactly how people with superpowers that dont have proper training fight
Do you know some of them ?
@@Stinkholes they exist I know a guy in india who’s an electrics circuit of up to 350 watts I think
@@Stinkholes people who judge it to be unrealistic don’t know any either
@@ajm8592 Mr. Electroboom?
Mutants exist. That's why we need Professor's X school for gifted youngsters.
They way he looks at David after falling down shows even he can’t believe there is someone equally as strong as he is.
Man the way they tied out the three movies was fantastic great job guys
3?
@@Sasqe
Unbreakable, Split, Glass.
I quite like the subtle take on strength here. The table still has mass and inertia- The Horde has to balance and push it against gravity. Likewise when he tries to shove Gunn he has to push off something. This is how you portray actual strength without it looking like cheap effects. You can portray strength without trying to overwrite basic physics.
I would’ve really liked to see a longer and more epic fight scene between these two. The last scene was cool, but the actual fighting between them was really short.
If the whole movie kept the tone and pace that the first 20min had, this film would've been incredible.
The fight wouldn't have lasted much longer, David clearly showed he was not only stronger but can take much more punishment both times they squared off against each-other.
@𝗪𝗖𝗋𝗎𝗆𝖻 Are you fall' in ♡〬? well actually Bruce has some disorder in his brain so maybe that was effecting his acting during this.
Forreal
@maethewendellcrumb unbreakable story is GOAT idk what are you talking about?😊
David didn't die at the end, he woke up moments later and continued on, in my head anyways.
Definitely David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero he will return like logan 🙏
James McAvoy is such an underrated actor.. he Play the HELL out of his parts in these movies..
My issue with this fight is that it was just too short. David comes to the rescue. Frees the cheerleaders, then he faces the beast and starts to fight. They fallout of the window uninjured then just as the fight was getting good its interrupted by a stupid ass scene with the cops and lights. This movie may not have been marvel but it had so much potential
He really didn't like that girl. Threw a whole ass table 😂😂😂
Here, David is far more powerful. Beast fights without holding back whereas David always holds himself back.
It's funny watching the beast guy slowly climb up the pillar and jump behind Bruce and Bruce is just standing there looking at the pillar like, "What? Where did he go?"
It’s still amazing to me just how buffed up McAvoy was able to get for this role.
Roids. All actors needing mass for their roll take it. It's super obvious when the shoulders get bigger and rounder, specifically the rear delts and traps. As those muscles typically have higher count of androgen receptors that take well to the extra Testosterone.
After years of wondering how this movie had such a great start and such a terrible ending I realized the real "Beast" is not Kevin but M. Night Shyamalan itself.
In his normal state Mister Night is a genious director, but when in his other personality, Shyamalan is just a dysfunctional moron who has no clue on directing. There.
Exactly he couldve made this so much better. He makes one good movie (6th sense) and doesnt know how to act smh
Ugh years chipped cracked his talent , you see it's 18 years apart this final episode of the Elijah David and Kevin movies
Its been two years and I still get mad thinking about how strong this movie started out, only to end with a whimper. David's death was complete horse shit. David Dunn fights crime for around 20 years, then he gets drowned in a puddle. Ridiculous.
@@Renagade2332 ikr
@Moo Meow exactly u understand as they say fame is the worst drug of all
This is what happens when unstoppable force collides with an unmovable object
*Immovable
@@darkentity5325 *unbreakable
If the movie had a lot more scenes like this it would have been awesome
it’s so heartbreaking to hear David saying “it’s gonna be okay, Joseph” when you already know that by the end of the movie he’s gonna die from drowning in a fucking puddle
The film was decent until the final 15 mins..
I formally denounce the ending as non cannon lmao
Ending is heartbreaking.
David should have never died
I know it's not the kind of movie that tends to get Oscar buzz, which is a shame. James deserved at least a best actor nomination for this character. All of the distinct personalities he played and transitioned through were incredibly compelling.
They could have achieved the same ending, people finding out super heroes are real, while not killing David while drowning him in a puddle, and putting a bullet in the beast while his defenses are down. You could have killed them off too, just not like that. Have people see them fighting, have Elijah’s reaction to seeing everyone discovering comic heroes are real as the crowd gathers. It would at least have been respectful to the characters.
Honesty m night just wanted it for a lame plot twist
I completely agree, the ending was dreadful especially after Dunn showed he could control his strength while submerged completely.
The Beast was trying to kill David Dunn the whole time while David was just chilling saving those 4 cheerleaders.
It would have been funny if they did a call back to The Incredibles where Mr incredible got his back cracked and the beast thinks he killed them but David just starts moving freely like wow you actually are pretty good at cracking backs
That would he pretty funny, but that would also imply David could get hurt or feel soreness, which he can’t.
David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero bring him back pls 🙏🙏🙏 like logan
1:46 that slight smile makes me think of the “Finally, a worthy opponent!” meme
It’s funny, I think for once in his life, the beast was slightly afraid, seeing that Dunn wasn’t going down as easily as everyone else
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I think David's power was essentially that his strength, stamina, and endurance grew in response to the situation.
That's one of his powers; he's always as strong as he needs to be in the given situation. The other power, of course, is that he's physically invulnerable to everything except water entering his respiratory tract.
@@adamlone5548 I always assumed his fear of water temporarily removed his powers. While drowning he becomes a normal person.
As when drowning in the tank, he could no longer punch his way out.
David isn't super strong in the traditional sense, like the first comment said David is only as strong as he needs to be, it's more of a subconscious will to find the strength he needs to handle the current situation he's in like when he recounted the story of him ripping the car door off to save his girlfriend after they wrecked when he was younger and now him catching the table and overpowering the beast
Interesting
Shyamalan knew after Split, that fans are gonna want to see David and The Beast battle it out, I just love the look The Beast gives David 1:40, knowing he's just met his match.
Can not beat David.
Yeah it’s pretty obvious that David would eventually win. But still a good fight, wouldn’t be “easy” for David as it’d be time consuming. But David being indestructible makes it hard for the beast to win.
Anger and fear at once
I can't stop laughing at that girl that got clocked by that table LMAOOO 😂
Brings a whole new meaning to table manners right :D
Man. If your laughing at that... You scare me more than the beast
@@krishnayashas8360 i laughed too so
Glad I'm not the only one who laughed 😂
Then you should check out Malignant!
So this is basically a human Gollum squaring off against retired Luke Cage in a raincoat. Got it.
🤣
Obviously kind of
Nah hes one poncho man
Haha
God I was so excited for this then that ending happened... stupid m. Night shamlamadingdong strikes again...
I love how M Night doesn’t realize
Spoiler alert
That a secret organization bent on eliminating super humans is also incredibly unrealistic and that an insane asylum that was simply runned by the same people is also unbelievably stupid. Realistically, the only way for David to be killed was if the Horde finished him off in the puddle rather than a “secret” officer, plus it takes a really long time to drown someone without anyone else noticing.
Right on. That ending ruined the entire movie and franchise.
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it wouldn't have been so bad if he didnt throw a fucking childish tantrum on social media saying he was not continuing the franchise.... I mean honestly... he left us on a fucking cliffhanger with the worst ending possible to go on and troll us point blank... the guy is a prick.
What’s sad is during filming Bruce Willis had difficulty remembering his lines. He had to wear an ear piece for crews to tell him what to say next.
A lot are worried he could possibly be at an early stage of dementia hence why his being starring in so many direct to dvd movies as of late to get at much work as possible before it’s too late.
And unfortunately, he has just retired due to a disease called aphacia
Well you're correct.
The moment beast realize he met his match david dunn
It's mutual...epic scene.
@@grosano95 to bad it has a bad story and short fight scene or nonsense fight scene if they're both strong they should've shown how strong they both really is no like a holding back action fight scene
David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero bring him back pls 🙏🙏🙏 like logan
We need more "Supers" movies like this...
0:33 i love that kick that he does the beast is my fav character for sure
I love that the cheerleaders still pick up their friend even tho she was way behind and knocked out😊
0:18 if you can dodge a table you can dodge a ball!!!
These characters deserved a better fight scene
this is the best
When the beast did his python grip and David didn’t flinch it was missed opportunity for icing on the cake for this dialogue:
*Why Won’t you Break*
Unbreakable 😏😉
That’s messed up. Threw the table at that girl. Like damn😂
He was tryna teach her table manners 😂
@@that_dawg759 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Shit was hilarious
How did the girls react to David death
@@preciousotoakhia9789 idk but thanks for reminding me of him chucking that table at that girl lol
Daaaaamn Professor X on crack is awesome. Love it.
Its one hellva drug.
I imagine the Beast just being Professor X trying out the wrong mixture against his paralysis, going rogue mad for a year until they found him
Hahahaha I was expecting the girls to be unharmed in this scene but the cheerleader just got KNOCKED TF OUT!
Movie had so much god damn potential. I hate how ‘obverting expectations’ is just something people do now just for a shock value. The ending absolutely fucking blew chunks.
I like how David just stood as the beast pounded his chest and roared and then tackled him like oh no you didn't it's on this fight was awesome I just wish the fight wasn't cut short I would of liked to see how the fight would of ended and who the winner would of been .
It's would have not would of.
@@rudyNok David would have won without a problem as he is not only stronger but can take much more punishment. The only time Beast had any bit of an upper hand is when he had him from behind and squeezing with all his might and that did nothing.
I love the fact of having the match we were all expecting, at the very beginning.
Yep, I've still never hated the ending of a movie more than this one. 😒
A truly grounded superhero movie
Did you see the look on Dunn's face when he gets caught in a bear hug? He was getting bored. lmao
"Mommy,why are there no more Xmen?"
"The professor juiced up too much..."
Forcing him to either give up or hurt them is such an underhanded move
hated how they finished David... sorry for spoilers... but he was a good guy.. deserved better
David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero he will return like Logan 🙏🙏
I laughed so hard at this part 🤣🤣🤣:
Beast: "roarrrrrr!!!"
Dunn: *And I Took That Personally*
Man, this scene really showed David's strength
1:34 "How the hell did he survived that? How is he strong as me? What is he? Isn't he just a man?"
Fun fact being incapable of filling your nerves is not so fun but you can convince people you have powers
That girl getting yeeted by the table was so satisfying
Just stands there while the beast throws a table at the girl. Wow.
Most annoying part is how David died, he already overcame his drowning weakness, idk why they used it again.
He didn't overcome it. Two kids fished him out of the pool in the first movie. He and them would have died if not for that. In this movie, they mentioned an incident where he got weakened by an open fire hydrant and in the hospital he was staying at, his room was rigged with high pressure sprinklers that went off when he saw Kevin in the room across from his. Beacause he was gonna fight him then and there. Also in vase you didn't notice, unlike his fight with the orange man, David had no time to recover from the Beast nearly drowning him. That punch through the wall was the last of his strength and had those clover guys not come in time to grab and drown him, he would have had enough time to recover and fight them all off. They pretty much did to him what Lex Luthor should have done, when he first exposed Superman to Kryptonite. Finished him while he was vulnerable. Water was always his weakness. His bones are too dense to float and his phobia is so strong that it physically hurts him. No different than The Horde's powers limited to their beliefs.
@@Shanethefilmmakersure but he wad in a water tank and still used his powers
Remember, as well, David isn't using his full potential here as Mr. Glass tells him later in the film. He might even be more powerful than the beast. 🤦♂️💪
the first act of this film was so intriguing.
Super dark and serious super héroes , súper Bad and nasty villains,... Thats what world needs man! 🔥🔥🔥
Honestly when Dr. Staple was trying to convince the 3 characters that they were normal, Patricia should have mentioned that the Beast lifted a whole ass table with minimal effort, threw it several feet, then caught it easily only sliding back a foot or two. That would've shut Staple up.
As well as crawled up a wall, without any climbing equipment, just Kevin's body alone.
You are missing the point. Staple already know that they are real superheroes. She was just trying to trick them.
@@DiegoM265 I know, but it would be hard to trick them if one of then threw some concrete evidence in her face that can't be properly explained scientifically.
@@obsidianstag13 Ok, but what would have changed? At the end of the movie, we understand that Staple is a member of the secret organization that suppress superheroes, and they do this with 3 different methods, the first is to trick them, make them believe they are normal people. If the first method isn't enough, they start to use the second one, as they say in the movie "we use the machine", a surgery operation like the one they did to Mr. Glass.
Then, again, if the first and second methods aren't enough, they use the third one, the most cruel one, they kill them, like at the end of the movie.
Now, what would have changed if they would shown some concrete demostration of their powers? They would be subjected to the second or third method.
The reason why David and Kevin doesn't show their powers is because of the devices that Staple use against them, the water for David, and the light for Kevin, they would be stopped.
This movie taught me to never help people, because in the end, you'll just die drowning in a puddle.
When the unbreakable object meets the unstoppable force. Doesn't feel like an actual fight but amazing interactions nonetheless. After years still wish the ending was different specially for David.
I enjoyed this trilogy.
And the most brilliant thing about it was, we didn't even know we were going into a trilogy until the end of Split when david was revealed and the music came on. Amazing twist in itself!!
0:47 The camera angle, the facial expression, the lack of moving to counter.. eeek for direction.
David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero bring him back pls 🙏 just logan
I love his character too, but i suppose his death is now justified with bruce wills current health condition. I pray for the man. At Least he has a extremely loving and supportive family around him. Great actor!
I laughed so hard when that girl got yeeted by that table
I wanted to like this movie. It needed more action. Quite frankly, when the action was going on, it didn’t last long. The whole idea of them fighting on the tower got my hopes up all for nothing. Then they both die, expecting something greater to happen towards the end of the movie, like possibly David and the Beast coming back alive, but no. It just honestly didn’t satisfy but there was so much more potential for this movie that was untouched.
this guys survived train crashes, nothing the beast does here should effect him
Incredible fight chorography!
Just a raw, real, ugly yet beautiful clash of one superpower trying to get the upper hand over the other. No flashy stuff.
This is rage vs composure. Sometimes one wins over the other. Sometimes not.
We can see david found it hard to breath when the beast hugged him and he also had a hard time escaping when the beast struggled him in their final fight and even if the bear hug would still not break david it would at least knock him out from lack of oxygen
I don’t understand what these comments are talking about. This movie was brilliant
The girl gets knocked out by the table so badly she changes hair colour from Brunette to blonde as she gets picked up by her friends 😂😂😂😂😂
It's HER superpower...hair color change girl
@@jackiechun5817 😂😂
Me and My brother fighting over a debate:
I think the fight was kinda boring, however, its more realistic. Just because you have super human strength doesn't mean your some sort of fighting machine. That takes additional time and training. This scene seemed to be two sub-par fighters with also happens to be super strong. Just like all the real fights you've seen in person or on the internet. Most are not impressive.
I wish when David brushed up against the beast he would’ve been overwhelmed seeing all the personalities at once. Just something small I wish would’ve happened.
David should have never died
Literally "when unstoppable force met immovable object" moment
Congrats, you're the millionth person to say that.
Is this the continuation of the movie split?
Yes it is
It also continues the very 1st movie Unbreakable which told the story of David Dunn and Mr. Glass
Yes
David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero bring him back pls 🙏 like logan
Wolverine would turn Beast into prime cuts, ready for sale, in 5 seconds.
David is really strong, even as an old man. He is too durable and strong for even the beast, but the beast is really agile and manipulative. Also, David has the worse weakness.
Takes a shower and his a normal bloke again lmao
Great film love it 😊
The stuntman for David Dunn worrying about keeping his hood on took me right out of the scene in that instant…
God this movie was such a wasted opportunity. It really pissed off McAvoy. He didn’t hide his disgust in subsequent interviews
The worst thing in any movie lately is having Bruce Willis in it for whatever reason. He doesn't care to act, move or do anything. That's why all the scenes he's actually in are either slow af, or someone else is doing the work and he is just reacting (badly)
@@Axel8745693 Once Bruce Willis passed a certain age he just stopped trying.
@@DeathBringer769 considering he also was forced to retire recently cuz of a memory illness there that too. Even in this film he was showing signs of it having to wear an earpiece.
Seriously the best scene of the whole movie
beast didn't stand a chance ,, david is so strong for him
Now this is what it's like when worlds collide...
2:10 is like when you try to get out of trouble with your mum