Comics Corner #5 | The Eastrail 177 Trilogy | Unbreakable, Split, & Glass
Connor and Harry discuss M. Night Shyamalan’s deconstruction of American superhero comics, The Eastrail 177 Trilogy: Unbreakable (2000), Split (2016), & Glass (2019).
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My review of Infinity Pool is a pretentious nepobaby turd, jsyk.
Note: I'm meant that a lot of people nowadays would be surprised to hear that (probably coulda phrased it better).
They are being coerced with the fate of the world.
He may already have written the character arcs and now he's very insistent on them being carried out to the letter without actors' intervention.
That said I don't believe him, too many of his films have terrible twists to assume he doesn't crowbar them into his films with all his might
So we can’t have gays in a film without it being woke.
The double standard was interesting.
So do I ring up the Commission for racial equality, and say swap the races or substitute another race and ask if that's racist or not? Record that and then use that in a complaint.
SIGNS is good (I don't care how much people complain about it).
THE VILLAGE is flawed but it has a great cast & great moments. More importantly it articulates a certain mindset. Watch the film as if you were one of those activists constantly screaming to abolish all guns or abolish the death penalty & then when it reaches the ending ask the question: "Did it work?"
LADY IN THE WATER is weird but interesting.
SPLIT & GLASS are both Great.
AFTER EARTH... is bad.
Everything else I didn't even bother to see... I'm sure they live up to their reputation.
Connor: There's biblical thread...
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a bunch of soppy ass 'males' having strong backed people waiting on their choices/ 'sacrifice' dying in the wait (and THATS besides the world is collapsing)
and they never did make the choice at the end.
The couple were gay so that they would have an obvious motive to suspect the four doom mongers of for targeting them.
The storytelling didn’t feel especially woke or progressive.
As it was Shyamalan I spent the whole movie anticipating a twist ending. When there was no big reveal moment it left me feeling quite flat.
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