Just 15 of the concluding minutes that wrap-up Split and I
was sure, this movie was good. I plan to catch the entire reel soon. Still,
like always, I have an opinion to share. Shyamalan didn’t do his fraternity any
good by making movies like
Unbreakable – seriously sordid storytelling combined
with little or none of that M. Night Shyamalan twist. The result? Movies like
the
Air Bender were so bad that we had starting wondering if the Sixth Sense
was plagiarism turned into movie gold. However, with Split, the actor-director-weirdo
Shyamalan returns to his core calling – thrillers that are creepily slow,
almost agonizing and then, deliver such acute turnarounds that your entire
credentials of being a great movie-watcher are thrown apart. Split is intense,
more so towards the latter half – I got this bit from watching a few trailers
of the movie. Saw a small YouTube clip too.
James McAvoy has delivered par
excellence. Carrying more than 20 personalities as a part of your split
personality syndrome is not easy! However, James does this with amazing ease.
His persona has that unsettling feature that makes the audience feel uneasy.
