Split Unbreakable Glass

I really enjoyed this as a sit down watch a 3 1/2 hour long movie. I think it works pretty well, and I liked how smoothly it cuts back and forth between time periods. I always know what time period I'm in and it doesn't hurt the experience that about a third is 19 years earlier.

This was well edited, and the only parts that stuck out to me a little was the Split parts. But I don't think that's the fault of the edit, just the fact that it's a much different movie. But it did blend together well enough that it wasn't jarring.

Well edited, enjoyable, (yes, long), and I would recommend this for interested viewers.

A masterpiece and when I want to watch this trilogy again, this is the way I will do it. Scenes are perfectly edited together and everything is more coherently linked than the original movies (which I am of course a massive fan of). I can't give higher praise than this: I am confident that if M.Night were ever to see this edit he would be highly impressed. 10/10 for me, make sure you watch the "Making Of" and of course the alternative edit from Wraith called Unbreakable Glass Split, it runs beautifully back-to-back with this edit.

Really exceptional work. The editing was perfect and the work that must have gone into this must have been phenomenal. Top marks!

So I really loved the second and third films and always though Unbreakable was a mediocre film, so I was very interested to see how this film edit looked. Overall this was very enjoyable and I really enjoyed how the narrative was linked into one cohesive story. I think the problem is that the Unbreakable parts are still pretty lame, while the Split and Glass bits still remain brilliant. I actually like the horror elements from Split, so seeing them removed definitely made for a different viewing experience.

Overall the whole thing was a pleasure to watch and I'll definitely check out the Unbreakable Glass Split edit done by Wraith to see how different it is.

If you didn't enjoy the original films you might love this version, if you liked the original films this makes for a great showcase of the faneditors skills.

This is another fantastic achievement in combining films! While I did prefer UGS, was a really fun companion piece. I almost didn't watch it because both are so long, but right from the first 10 minutes I knew I was going to finish it. "Wraith, you genius, you got me!"

The more separated narratives when compared to UGS work really well, and I liked following the narratives through the timeline. What I think this movie lacks is Kevin's psychiatrist. She works really really well as a counterpoint to Dr Ellie Staple, and really develops Kevin in UGS the way that this movie develops Mr Glass.

Both movies are ludicrously complicated and the thought behind them must be staggering, and then to execute with such artistic skill really rounds out the entire package.

Another excellent excellent film from an editing legend!