While I was taking my lunch break, I found myself reading a tweet from Night Shyamalan on my smartphone.
While I thought we would have to wait a little more time before seeing the first images of the Split sequel arrive, my blood raced, my heart raced and shivers ran through my arms in front of this revelation.
And what a revelation: A trailer lasting almost 3 minutes for Glass, the sequel to Split.
We have well, Night Shyamalan has come a long way, as these last films had lost his fans, me first and foremost. Having said that, I no longer believed in the director. Every time I went to see his latest film, I only had one fear: to be disappointed.
The Visit, The Village, Phenomena, The Water Maiden…. Here are the four films that disappointed me the most, especially with The Visit, the first film shot with a hand-held camera without much originality.
It was by word of mouth that I went to see Split. Was I going to be disappointed once again and was I going to finally give up and tell myself that this director has nothing more to tell in cinema? especially since Split was filmed on a small budget as he did with The Visit.
But since then, I was very reassured when I went to see Split, twice in a row.
This trailer for the film Glass promises good things and above all goes in my direction: The shock encounter between the man with multiple personalities and David Dunn
