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[KiramidHead]

Glass spun her character off in a just plain odd direction, IMO, especially since the movie is set almost immediately after Split.

[Voodoo Magic]

I rather liked Kevin and Casey's complicated connection. She's been abused all her life, and her experience with Kevin however horrific helped her. It gave her the courage to speak out and stop her torturous abuser and finally begin to heal. Now Casey wants to return the favor and help Kevin heal, understanding Kevin is also sick and a sad product of years at the hands of an abuser.

On a side note, the Mental Hospital used in Glass was really a closed down Mental Hospital thirty minutes away from me. So last Summer I visited it. It is gorgeous, yet creepy property.

[KiramidHead]

I rather liked Kevin and Casey's complicated connection. She's been abused all her life, and her experience with Kevin however horrific helped her. It gave her the courage to speak out and stop her torturous abuser and finally begin to heal. Now Casey wants to return the favor and help Kevin heal, understanding Kevin is also sick and a sad product of years at the hands of an abuser.

On a side note, the Mental Hospital used in Glass was really a closed down Mental Hospital thirty minutes away from me. So last Summer I visited it. It is gorgeous, yet creepy property.

And all that would have worked better if there had been more time between the movies than a few days.

[Voodoo Magic]

I rather liked Kevin and Casey's complicated connection. She's been abused all her life, and her experience with Kevin however horrific helped her. It gave her the courage to speak out and stop her torturous abuser and finally begin to heal. Now Casey wants to return the favor and help Kevin heal, understanding Kevin is also sick and a sad product of years at the hands of an abuser.

On a side note, the Mental Hospital used in Glass was really a closed down Mental Hospital thirty minutes away from me. So last Summer I visited it. It is gorgeous, yet creepy property.

And all that would have worked better if there had been more time between the movies than a few days.

I believe Glass starts a few weeks after Split, not a few days. She's in a foster house now. She's finally returned to school getting all those stares. I get the preference for more time in between. I get that. But the fact that what occurred in Split is still fresh actually works better for me personally, as a grateful now healing parentless teenager is trying to sort it all out.

[PredBabe]

I rather liked Kevin and Casey's complicated connection. She's been abused all her life, and her experience with Kevin however horrific helped her. It gave her the courage to speak out and stop her torturous abuser and finally begin to heal. Now Casey wants to return the favor and help Kevin heal, understanding Kevin is also sick and a sad product of years at the hands of an abuser.

On a side note, the Mental Hospital used in Glass was really a closed down Mental Hospital thirty minutes away from me. So last Summer I visited it. It is gorgeous, yet creepy property.

And all that would have worked better if there had been more time between the movies than a few days.

I believe Glass starts a few weeks after Split, not a few days. She's in a foster house now. She's finally returned to school getting all those stares. I get the preference for more time in between. I get that. But the fact that what occurred in Split is still fresh actually works better for me personally, as a grateful now healing parentless teenager is trying to sort it all out.

I thought it was a few weeks as well but maybe I'm wrong.
I do like that it was all still kind of fresh for her as well. Her connection with Kevin works for me too- great explanation on that!

[Voodoo Magic]

Thanks! 

I found a quote from M.Night:

• "It's very close. It's a few weeks, 2-3 weeks after the events of Split have taken over. So, 15-16 years from the Unbreakable timeline on screen. So very direct connection to Split."

[KiramidHead]

Out for Justice

"Motherf**ker you knocked my teeth out!"

[Whiskeybrewer]

Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens
Definitely the best of the new trilogy. But if they'd planned all 3 they could have seeded more of Episode IX here

[Prez]

Terminator Dark Fate.

Spoiler

Second time I watched this - saw it during it's theatrical run (remember those? Cinemas?). Still an enjoyable film even if it's somewhat of a `Force Awakens' for Terminator. Once again I didn't care for MacKenzie's `Grace' as I would've probably just preferred Hamilton (who is excellent) and Arnie leading the defence. Gabby Luna really is menacing at the Rev-9.

With that all said it's just a re-run of a story idea that really should've ended with T2. I have no desire to see more series against a watered down Skynet in Legion.

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[Brzrkr]

Underwater

Enjoyable b-movie horror romp that wastes none of it's run time. I wish we got more of these.

[Shasvre]

Trading Places

"He's under the table! Somebody go under there!"

Jamie Lee Curtis

[Kradan]

Terminator Dark Fate.

Spoiler

Second time I watched this - saw it during it's theatrical run (remember those? Cinemas?). Still an enjoyable film even if it's somewhat of a `Force Awakens' for Terminator. Once again I didn't care for MacKenzie's `Grace' as I would've probably just preferred Hamilton (who is excellent) and Arnie leading the defence. Gabby Luna really is menacing at the Rev-9.

With that all said it's just a re-run of a story idea that really should've ended with T2. I have no desire to see more series against a watered down Skynet in Legion.

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I liked it enough. It's pretty forgetable, though. What I can admire about the movie that it wasn't throwing Arnold in my face for almost two thirds of the movie and was trying to develop characters instead. And concept of Carl was pretty clever twist, IMO. Curtain jokes aside.

[Whiskeybrewer]

Jurassic Park III
Gets more enjoyable with each rewatch, but you can tell somewhat that the story was changed at some point

[Prez]

Terminator Dark Fate.

Spoiler

Second time I watched this - saw it during it's theatrical run (remember those? Cinemas?). Still an enjoyable film even if it's somewhat of a `Force Awakens' for Terminator. Once again I didn't care for MacKenzie's `Grace' as I would've probably just preferred Hamilton (who is excellent) and Arnie leading the defence. Gabby Luna really is menacing at the Rev-9.

With that all said it's just a re-run of a story idea that really should've ended with T2. I have no desire to see more series against a watered down Skynet in Legion.

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I liked it enough. It's pretty forgetable, though. What I can admire about the movie that it wasn't throwing Arnold in my face for almost two thirds of the movie and was trying to develop characters instead. And concept of Carl was pretty clever twist, IMO. Curtain jokes aside.

It had some great ideas for sure and yes I loved the whole story arc around Carl too. One thing is for sure Arnie's T-800 and Patrick's T-1000 are still the most menacing by far. Especially in the factory at the end of the first film.

[Huggs]

The Ladykillers

"His finga's are way the f**k up my nose!"