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Surprise! The Reviews Are in and Glass Isn’t Great!

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Not everyone is an M. Night Shyamalan fan and, from what I can tell, they are not going to become one after seeing Glass. The movie was meant to be the comeback everyone was waiting for—but it seems to have failed to reach its audience. With 24 reviews counted, the movie currently has a 42% rating on RottenTomatoes so … not great!

One thing is definitely certain: this film appears to be bonkers.

Even those who found something to like in the movie still don’t like it.

And some, who dub themselves “M. Night defenders,” still can’t recommend the movie to others.

Those of us who haven’t seen the movie yet are left on the sidelines, extremely confused by what is going on.

Maybe, just maybe, Glass would have had a better chance if they took this title advice?

But then again, maybe not.

One of the biggest complaints many have against the movie is that it doesn’t understand the world it put itself in.

And then there’s this guy.

So maybe don’t go see it? Or maybe go if you want to cry?

(image: Universal)

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