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Eh gad, Brain, the highly anticipated sequel to both Unbreakable and Split is finally

here, to really, at best mixed reviews.

To be clear, Glass has nowhere near as much well done tension as Split, or Unbreakable, and nowhere near

as much character development as Unbreakable, or Split.

Or really that much Glass, but I think why Shyamalan made Glass is more interesting.

I'm not going to spoil anything, and I'm not going to give even a real summary – all

I'll say is Unbreakable is film from M Night Shyamalan from 2000.

It stars Bruce Willis And Samuel L Jackson, essentially as they discover that Willis'

character has superhuman ability.

In Split, from 2016, we follow James McAvoy's character as he portrays a number of different personalities

trapped in the same body.

To the surprise of many people who first saw Split, but no one now that Glass is out, Split

turned out to be part of the same universe as Unbreakable, and Glass essentially casts

together the hero of Unbreakable against the antihero of Split – even though it's called

Glass, and he's neither of those things.

M Night Shyamalan, when he gives interviews, he usually gives quite shallow interviews.

Interviewer: What inspired the [split personality character] 23 or 24 personalities? And can you name them all?

Shyamalan: Oh! That's such a good question! Oh my god.

When he's asked a question, he's quite obtuse.

Interviewer: Parts of the public thought you had become a joke.

Shyamalan: Maybe, I just don't know who doesn't do this journey.

You're describing the journey of an artist.

Shyamalan: You're saying that specifically?

Interviewer (Offscreen): Yes, I'm just curious-

Shyamalan: I had a question in my folder. The folder that had all the notes.

I'm trying to think of saying it without saying anything.

Erm...

Handsome bald man: And I don't blame him, that isn't a criticism,

he can play it however he wants to play it.

However it does mean that I'm really unsure there's any artistic reason to Glass coming

into existence almost twenty years after the only other film where that character appeared

for more than thirty seconds.

Many Shyamalan fans argue that Unbreakable is the director's finest film, and although

I'm not a fan of everything he's done, I agree.

Unbreakable is restrained.

It has a lot of build up.

It's careful in its choices.

And I think one of the reasons it's successful, is that it has a pretty definitive ending.

It certainly comes across that way, and I'd bet it was written that way.

I think that Unbreakable will always be a film I can enjoy, but Split and Glass, far

more so Glass, do change Unbreakable.

Just as the Star Wars prequels inform the way people watch the original trilogy, by

virtue of filling us in on the backstories that were sort of more interesting when we

didn't know them, Glass too informs Unbreakable.

In terms of analysis, perhaps Unbreakable should be separately. But then perhaps so should any film.

That's a lot easier to say than do. I don't think many people will be able to look at Unbreakable and not think about Glass.

Unbreakable ended with a post-script, but it did end.

I'm sure lots of people wanted to know what happened to the characters – but here's

the temptation film-makers must resist.

And then in the sequel, Ferris Bueller gets his realtor liscence, moves to the southside, gets fat, goes bald,

and realises he's a figmnent of that thin kid's imagination.

But don't let this change the first film for you.

My point is that by giving us more, Shyamalan has changed what many consider to be at very

least, classic Shyamalan, not by changing it Lucas style, but adding a lot of crap that

didn't need adding, Lucas style.

The conclusion of Glass really hammers in that this film is about something different to Unbreakable/

It feels as though the script was for different characters, and also heavy handed andd rushed.

From the outside, it looks as though Glass is trying to capitalise on the warm reception

to Split, a lot of which I think is down to James Macavoy, but at the same time go right

back to high Shyamalan and capitalise on the good will of a fanbase.

Shyamalan is senstive and anxious – the lack of acclaim sincerely hurts him.

Shyamalan: If the universe wants me to fail three more times to teach me to a ... even higher level of the characters,

I, I believe in that.

See there, he talks of failure – but just previously he declared the film a success.

Interviewer: Don't call it a comeback, it's not a comeback.

Shyamalan: Whatever happes with Glass, it's great and good.

Artistically, Shyamalan says, Glass is what he wanted. So where's the failure?

The numbers, box office and tomatoey, matter to him.

I think writing films with sequels in mind, can work.

Unbreakable wasn't that.

If there was more story to tell, why wait nineteen years?

There's no narrative reason for that.

Logistically, Shyamalan could have made this film at any time since 2000 (release of Unbreakable).

It kind of looks like Samuel L Jackson, who's

meant to a dangerous mastermind, has just been hanging out waiting for the film to start.

Spraying his hair everyday, just in case.

It doesn't help that Glass really isn't a standalone film, and I think would really struggle if Unbreakable had never existed.

But if Unbreakable had never existed, Glass would never have been made.

Why did Shyamalan make Glass? Because of issues of ego, and he wanted to stay relevant.

I think Shyamalan often finds himself between wanting to be an artist, and wanting to be

Steven Spielberg – not Spielberg the director, but Spielberg the golden child. Spielberg the success.

But what do I know? I've never met him. This is just what I observed. I could be totally wrong.

But I don't think so.

Shyamalan: *Laughs. In 18 years I'm gonna make a trilogy! No!

When this came out (he touches a bound copy of the script to Unbreakable), it had a kind of...

wonky reception. I felt hurt. I felt like the reaction was 'what is this? Is this a comic book?'

'It's not scary!' That was the main thing.

If Shyamalan made Glass because he's still hurt about the reception Unbreakable got then

that's not a great reason to make a film, but also, I can't wait for Lady Out Of The

Water, and sequels to everything then.

You can't make a film because your other film didn't get enough claps – that's squandering

your position.

Maybe the jokes on me, maybe the fact that a film called Glass is mostly about James

MacAvoy - maybe it's being really meta

and I'm just missing something.

Honestly, I think M Night Shyamalan should take some time, and just do what he wants to do.

As I've said before, I think he has a lot of talent. I think he's good at building tension and characters.

It's really frustrating to see him do this.

One of the reasons Unbreakable is good - one of the reasons anything is good, on a fundamental level

is that I think Shyamalan didn't make it for himself but he didn't make it for critics nor crowds. He was true to himself in what he did.

I think if he's being honest about it, he didn't make Glass in the same way. It's much more about reputation and

adulation. And I'm sure he doesn't want that to be the case.

But I think it is.

Bye.

Shyamalan: It's probably the only time I would do this.

Everyone has been asking me, especially people who've seen the movie (Glass), 'is there more?'

I'm going to say no, for right now.

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ATEEZ(에이티즈) - 'Say My Name' MV Reaction - Duration: 5:27.

ATEEZ MV REACTION 2

2, 3

8 makes 1 team

Hello, we're ATEEZ

ATEEZ's music video reaction by ATEEZ

Wow~

This is the first time~ x2

I haven't watched it on purpose

It's around 6 o'clock

Should I click it?

Do it!

Let's see the advertainment first

It's stopped at the moment

How can I take a volume up?

I can do it

Why are there so my people?

There are many

You guys don't know this scene, right?

Let's play first

I filmed this scene myself

Oh~

When did you film it?

Trumpet?

I shoot this after you guys left

Oh~ Say My Name~

It looks beautiful

It was hard to hold laughing at this time

Present~

I don't remember how many times I danced this in the filming set

Right, it was the first filming set

He looks so hot

The set is awesome

San~

I didn't even know I would look like that

Load an arrow!

I like the set

The set was funny

It was hard to hold laughing while looking each other

Holding my laughing

I feel wired the scenes that we filmed were edited like this

It's amazing

Oh~ Jung Wooyoung~

Yunho~

It looks amazing x2

Individual shot

I should say something, but I don't know what to say

The coat fits nicely for Mingi

I didn't know the scene would be edited like this

I acted so hard at that time

I looked in the mirror and there was Yeosang in the mirror

Is he Yeosang?

San looked in the mirror but there was Yeosang in it

I'm not the one in the mirror

I looked at the mirror myself, but that wasn't me

A handsome guy~

Head butt~

It looks so good

Yeah~ Seonghwa~

I was the most…..haha

He got out from the military

I missed it!

The camera came up to here at that time

Ah, really?

I can recognize who that is even he wore a mask

Yeosang's face looks amazing

This is the first time to watch

I couldn't watch and hear over there

That was me in the teaser~

Right x2

I got goosebumps

He found out that was himself

I see

There is a story

Choi San~

Looks good~

What is the content of this story?

How will it be ended?

I have no idea who is who

What is the last?

Is there something left?

It has 3 to 5 seconds more

Treasure?

I think….

Can I tell about this?

What?

Ah, it's done

We heard when the music video starts

I think I heard this

That is

Actually, if I give you some help to interpret the story

We heard when this starts

This is a prequel of the first album 'Treasure'

So, it the story before that

Yeah, the story before that

So, it's about the story we are gathering around

It's about how we gather and…

Stop it~

Up to here

It's awkward~

Also, in my individual scene, there is a picture

If you look at the picture minutely, you can find the previous album's…

No more~

Don't give too much detail

Just help them to interpret

I think the best scene is that Seonghwa look himself in the mirror

But, when he takes off a mask

he found out that was himself

I think that is the best scene

In this music video, members acted more than the previous one

Right, we acted a lot

It was awkward to watch because of the acting

Can we watch it one more time?

One more time~

Let's say goodbye first

We're going to watch one more time after saying goodbye

I believe that you guys would watch a music video of 'Say My Name' a lot, don't you?

Please watch it a lot~

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Gina Rodriguez Met Her Fiancé When He Stripped for Her on Jane the Virgin - Duration: 6:24.

-Welcome back. You've got some big news.

You have a pretty big rock on your finger, right there.

-Oh, I do. -Yeah!

[ Cheers and applause ]

You got engaged! -I got engaged.

I got engaged to the most amazing man ever.

-Aww. -Yeah.

I feel very lucky -- very, very lucky.

-Who -- who is he? And how do we know him?

[ Laughter ]

-Jospeh LoCicero I met on the set of "Jane."

-You did? -Yeah.

So, "Jane" gave me a lot of things --

not only an amazing life, and a dream come true,

but they gave me my live -- the love of my life.

So, he came onto "Jane."

He was playing Don Quixote, the stripper.

[ Laughter ]

[ Wolf whistling ]

[ Drums play ]

-Hey. Thank you, Quest, for that.

-So, he came on as -- he was a male stripper.

-He came on as a stripper that my mother hired

for my bachelorette party.

And Jane is, like, super against it,

and super terrified, and just, like,

doesn't know what to do with all that.

But Gina does.

[ Laughter ]

I was like, "Hey, hold on a second, there."

But actually, it was a little different.

I met him, like, six months later, in the boxing gym,

after we shot together.

And it was the boxing gym that brought it together.

-Yeah.

-Oh! Oh. -We have a photo of the first time you guys met

on the...

Look at this. You've got to frame this.

[ Laughter, cheering ]

You have to frame this.

Gosh. Yeah. Oh, my gosh.

Good-looking couple, right there, yeah.

-He's like a walking Photoshop.

Like, perfection. It's so terrifying.

-Did you realize that day that's your future husband?

I mean, that's... -It was that moment.

[ Laughter ]

I think I was, like, drooling,

and trying to remember my lines, at that moment.

But, um...

-Any wedding plans yet, or have you started planning?

No. -No.

I barely made it here.

[ Laughter ]

-I know you're busy. We have "Miss Bala" to talk about.

-And I just wrapped "Jane."

I was directing an episode of "Jane"

that I wrapped last night, then jumped on a plane to come here.

[ Cheers and applause ]

-That's why we love you.

'Cause I love that you're directing.

This is the -- this is the final season of "Jane the Virgin."

-Yeah, it is.

-I've directed two of them so far.

I directed the season premiere of "Jane" that will come out

March 27th, and...

[ Cheers and applause ]

Everybody gets to see what happens with Michael.

Ooh. -Yeah.

When would you have time to get married, then, maybe?

-Um, if he was backstage, and you were ordained,

we'd probably do it right now. -Really?

-Yeah. Are you down? -I would, but --

-He's not backstage. -He's not backstage.

[ Laughter ]

Would you do that, though?

-Yeah. 100%.

We just want to -- we just want to be together.

We don't care. Today, tomorrow, whenever -- it doesn't matter.

-Yeah, but it's not about you. You know that.

-I know. I'm learning that. I'm learning that.

-Your wedding's not about you. It's about your family.

-Yeah, I know. That's what people tell me.

-Of course. And you have big family, don't you?

-Puerto Rican. -Yeah. All right.

[ Both talking indistinctly ]

-Like, all you have to do is stare at one of us, and bam,

we got, you know, three coming out.

Like, through osmosis. We got this.

You know what I'm saying?

-Osmosis. -We love to love.

-And he's got a big Italian family.

-And he's Italian. So...

-These are two good, fun, party families.

You can't -- you have to have a wedding.

-But I got super lucky, because my parents eloped,

which was awesome. And so, when I was like,

"Oh, I don't know what's gonna happen.

I don't know. It's a lot of pressure,

and a lot of planning, and..."

she was like, "Do what I did. Go elope."

-Really? -And I was like,

"Wait, mama, hold on." -Yeah. Wow.

-I was like, "Wait a second. You eloped?"

It was, like, the first time I was hearing that, too.

In my imagination, they had this grand wedding.

That never -- definitely didn't happen.

-Either way, you'll have a big party.

-Yeah. -Yeah, of course.

-With that music that y'all played for me to come in.

-We just -- yeah, I know.

We're still feeling it from Puerto Rico.

-Puerto Rico.

-We went down to Puerto Rico,

and did the show there a couple weeks ago.

-Can I just say "thank you so much" for doing that?

I think someone of your magnitude going down there

and shining light on our island right now

was so incredibly necessary.

We can't stop thinking about Puerto Rico.

[ Cheers and applause ]

And so, to see you down there, to see you with [indistinct],

to see you with your band down there,

walking [Spanish] which I grew up doing,

[Spanish] there, to see you with Bad Bunny --

it just brought me so much pride and so much excitement,

because we do still need to continue

efforts of rebuilding. -Absolutely, we do.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. All right.

If you guys want to give, hispanicfederation.org.

Also, World Central Kitchen, Jose Andres.

-Amazing -- as well as Ricky Martin.

He has an organization right now, too,

that's helping Puerto Rico.

Jennifer Lopez -- Unidos. Like, there are so many ways --

-There's so many ways to give.

Oh, you know the best way? Go on vacation in Puerto Rico.

-Yes. Yes. -That's the best way to do it.

It's a win-win, that way. -Yes. Yes. Yes.

-Let's talk about "Miss Bala."

It is action-packed.

You are a badass in this movie!

Oh, my gosh.

[ Cheers and applause ]

If action-packed is what you want,

get a bag of popcorn... -Yes!

-...and go, and be like...

And go to a place with a big, loud sound system...

-Yes! -...and enjoy it.

-Yeah. It's a roller coaster.

It's so much fun. And I'm just so proud of it.

95% Latinx in front of and behind the camera.

That never happens.

-Is that right? -It never happens.

-Good for you, for doing that.

-Sony. It was a big studio.

And we are re-imagining an amazing Mexican film,

contextualizing it for today.

You'll see a woman with an agenda, and agency, and --

you all know.

You have strong, amazing women in your life that,

when something happens, they get down to business.

-Yes. -So, it was nice to see that reflected on the screen.

And I get to do that. -And you get to totally do it.

And with Anthony Mackie -- who we love, as well.

-Oh, I love him. -Yeah.

It's called "Miss Bala." I want to show everyone a clip.

Here's Gina Rodriguez in "Miss Bala."

[ Tires squealing ]

-Got to stay with him. What you got?

Come on, keep up. [ Speaks indistinctly ]

-What? -Keep up! Keep up!

Now, slow down.

[ Horn honks ]

All right. I'm right on this corner.

Park the car real close to the curb.

Take your phone, and meet us up the hill.

♪♪

-[ Speaks Spanish ]

[ Yells ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Congrats on "Miss Bala."

Congrats on "Jane the Virgin."

-Oh, thank you.

-Not only did it give you a Golden Globe Award,

a Peabody Award, but it also gave you your husband.

-Aww. I love you, Joe.

-Yeah. Oh, please. I love you, Joe, too.

-Yes! -Gina Rodriguez, everybody.

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