10 Movie Plot Twists That Punished Loyal Fans

The biggest problem with M. Night Shyamalan's movies is that audiences now expect there to be some sort of mind-blowing reveal, and looking at Glass, it seems as though this expectation has now infected the way the filmmaker approaches his work.

While there isn't a twist like the one in The Sixth Sense (something that changes the way you look at the entire movie) there are a couple of smaller curveballs throughout. Some are harmless, like the fact that the big epic battle atop the skyscraper doesn't actually take place (a fun little jab at superhero movies) but one that just doesn't sit right is the way that David Dunn is unceremoniously killed off.

Fans have yelled about a sequel to Unbreakable for the last two decades, cries that Shyamalan undoubtedly heard. And a big reason why we all wanted that sequel so badly was to see David in full-on "vigilante mode", roaming the streets at night, protecting the innocent, and stopping crimes.

And while we get a small taste of that in Glass, David is instead held captive for most of the runtime. Then, he's drowned in a puddle outside the facility, killed off in the most unsatisfying way imaginable - because hey, Shyamalan's gotta twist, right?