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Shyamalan ends superhero trilogy with drab, dry Glass

Salena Moran & Evan Penrod | Staff Writers 01/24/19 In director M. Night Shyamalan’s crossover movie nearly 20 years in the making, Glass continues the story of his previous films Unbreakable (2000) and Split (2016). Glass stars James McAvoy, Samuel L. Jackson and Bruce Willis reprising their original roles alongside other characters from their respective movies in a disappointing and drab collaboration. David Dunn (Bruce … Continue reading Shyamalan ends superhero trilogy with drab, dry Glass

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Shyamalan’s newest film splits opinions

By Ollie Gratzinger | Asst. Features Editor Before I get too deep into this, I’ll set down a disclaimer that I’m not usually a fan of horror movies. Thrillers put me on edge and gore makes me lightheaded, but as far as creepy, mentally surreal stories go, “Split” wasn’t half bad. It was unique for sure, and there were twists that even the most well-versed movie … Continue reading Shyamalan’s newest film splits opinions

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Shyamalan’s ‘Split’ criticized for portrayal of mental illness

Hallie Lauer | Layout Editor M. Night Shyamalan’s new movie “Split” hit theaters Jan. 20, and while Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 75 percent rating, many movie goers were displeased with the movie’s portrayal of individuals who suffer from mental illnesses. Many online health awareness communities, including U.S. mental illness support group The Mighty, were displeased with the portrayal of the antagonist in the movie. … Continue reading Shyamalan’s ‘Split’ criticized for portrayal of mental illness

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Head-to-Head: ‘The Visit’ invites polarizing reviews

By Sean Ray and Julian Routh | the Duquesne Duke “The Visit,” the latest horror flick from director M. Night Shyamalan, has polarized critics since its release on Sept. 11. The movie follows two children who take a trip to their grandparents’ house, only to find that their grandfolks are acting creepy. Is it scary? Duke staffers Sean Ray and Julian Routh debate. Sean Ray: … Continue reading Head-to-Head: ‘The Visit’ invites polarizing reviews

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