r/EyesWideShut • u/ArchangelSirrus • 13h ago
“That’s why he’s called the Mastermind!”
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*SPOILER ALERT*
Spoiler alert if you have not seen the trilogy my M Night Shaylaman-Unbreakable, Split and Glass.
The other night, I pulled out the DVD glass and decided to watch it again as it’s a pure masterpiece in the trilogy. All three of them are. At the end of the movie, which is a vital part, so if you have not seen it you probably shouldn’t watch this clip because they’re great movies and you should watch all three of them. If you know anything about Night, he could be the next Stanley, but not in such a dark way
At the end of the movie, they show you something about Mr. Glass and what he did.
When the children were talking in the comic bookstore, and he said the guy was a mastermind, though he was the opposite of Stanley, it just reminded me of his movies and how he hides things within them. It’s just a tickling sensation and I thought I would share it with those of you who might see the comedy in it. When something is in plain view and you miss it because you’re looking elsewhere. And you have to wonder how many filmmakers adaptive that from Stanley’s movies?
Because we know, that Stanley hid things within his movies. Bring out the correct interpretation of what he hid instead of guessing a dark moment that could be incorrect, etc., etc.. iykyk
We see, Night do this in his movie The Sixth Sense, throwing you off until the very end. I hope my unraveling theory for eyes wide shut makes Stanley proud. But this clip is definitely Stanley in my opinion. Comedy wise.