Glass

Following the events of Unbreakable and Split, David Dunn uses his superhuman abilities to track down Kevin Wendell Crumb (The Beast). When the two are captured they are bought to an institution and are introduced to Elijah Price (Mr Glass) who holds secrets essential to both men.

Cinematography:18/20

Using the same cinematographer from Split greatly gives Glass an advantage and fits in quite well with the Unbreakable style cinematography. In addition the use of color is quite incredible with all three leads being assigned a specific color to match their superhuman persona.

Main Cast: 20/20

The Main cast is utterly phenomenal. James Mcavoy gives an absolutely Oscar - worthy performance with 24 personalities so essentially playing 24 different characters, Bruce Willis gives a fittingly subdued but good overall, Samuel L. Jackson's performance as Mr Glass, the true mastermind of the entire plot is pretty astonishing in addition.

Supporting Cast: 19/20

The Supporting cast for the most part are fairly good at providing the films overall message. Exceptional performances from Anya Taylor Joy and Sarah Paulson are both highlights in the film alongside the three main characters.

Originality: 20/20

This is a superhero film that has never been told in such a way before. Combining the elements of Psychological horror, quite mature themes and superhero tropes adds up to a completely unique film. However the ending is so unique and has never quite been done before and the sheer courage to do such an ending is amazing in of itself.

Story: 19/20

The story of Glass for the most part is fairly exceptional, however the slow build up nature of the film can be off putting for some people but to me it was just noticeable and didn't detract from the film too much.

Overall: 96/100 (Platinum) - Jordan

Glass is an exceptionally good film. It is one of my favorite superhero films of all time and serves as a perfect ending to M Night Shamalyns excellent Unbreakable trilogy