Eunice Faustino

This movie is one of my favorites and I have watched it a lot of times too. ^_^ I love how Jean-Baptiste Grenouille's curiosity in creating a unique and spectacular scent led him to become a prolific serial killer of his times. I applaud his innocence, skill and inquisitiveness. He may like a bad omen wandering around but to me, he is just a kid wanting to achieve something. A kid who doesn't seem to understand the good and the bad. A kid who had a rough life from the day he was born until the day he chose to die. If only he was born in today's era, he could have made good use of his talent. I am not really much of a spoiler although I had already given a hint as to what happened to his life I still would suggest for those who have not seen the movie to skip the spoiler and watch it with excitement. It's worth my time. :* I hope you would enjoy the movie as much as I did.

My husband dislikes the ending. Like he was expecting something more. Something bloody, something deadly. While I love my husband and I normally agree with him, I'd oppose him on this one. Hello husband, the man is unlike unbreakable, he is very fragile. If not because of his brilliance he could have died long ago. His goal wasn't to get bloody and shoot everyone but to expose something. And he did that! I mean, he's plans weren't so nice especially he got David, Kevin and himself killed but he achieved his goal. It's realistic enough that we haven't seen him do something he is not supposed to do like dancing tip toed carrying in his wheelchair. I still like Glass. Overall the Trilogy is niceeeeeeeeeee.

I watched this movie because god's the lead. Yeah, I call Morgan god because, in most of his movies, he's a god. Anyway, I cried so hard because I felt so bad for Henry. :'( And I cried again because I was relieved that he got off the hook. I am such a cry baby, no? In reality, others who were in the same situation as Henry weren't so lucky. They were detained to confessing something they hadn't done because they're pressed and wanted to get things done and over with. I've read some of the comments and they were a bit shocked by the ending and gave a poor rating. They need to realize this move was based on a book. This movie is so close to our justice system. The manner of the interrogation no matter how rude and personal is still logical.

James McVoy is a darling in XMen. I am a bias alright because I really like Professor X's character. You know, isn't it awesome when you had the ability to communicate with everyone all over the world? But in Split, James did justice to his role. And it's where I first saw the Gambit's Queen lead too. Like the first installment. this 2nd installment of the Unbreakable Trilogy is vital for the final Glass.

I saw this movie on Netflix. If you have also seen Dennis Quaid's in The Day After Tomorrow, you'd love his intelligence and his love for his son Sam. Whereas in this movie, you'd hate him so much you'd want to cut his tongue and pluck his eyes. It's how opposing his characters are in both movies. The intruder has a predictable plot; however, Dennis's portrayal of Charlie Peck made it easy for me to finish the movie. I really wanted to see how Scott and Anne would put an end to his paranoia... It's still worth some popcorn and peanuts.