Glass

A suitably stunning native 4K presentation

A reference Atmos track

Hardly comprehensive, but far from bare bones too

Ironically, despite his desperate desire to form the perfect anti-superhero trilogy, all anybody really wanted was a satisfying clash of the titans

Glass is unnecessarily complicated but a decent enough addition to the franchise that nobody saw coming

Glass' 2160p/HDR enhanced UHD presentation generally rates as a moderate-to-major boost over the perfectly rated 1080p Blu-ray. Universal's presentation is sourced from what is reportedly a 4K digital...

Glass shatters through speakers with a terrific Dolby Atmos soundtrack. While the track isn't one of those sorts to feature wall-to-wall mayhem, it folds in both high yield effects with subtle atmospherics...

Glass' UHD disc contains deleted scenes, an alternate opening, and a dozen featurettes, most of which are of the typically short, sub 3-minute variety common in Universal releases. A Blu-ray copy of the...

While Marvel and DC are battling it out for box office returns, littering the movie landscape with, now, nearly countless Superhero films that all basically play to the same beat in increasingly grim and...

Glass both brings Shyamalan's Unbreakable trilogy to a close while also igniting a new spark with an opportunity for the filmmaker to play into a whole new wide world, should he so choose. This film builds...

Glass debuts on 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray with a beastly and glorious HEVC H.265 encode. The superhero drama was originally shot on the Arri Alexa camera system capable of 3.4K resolution but later mastered...

Glass clashes with home theaters by flexing a surprisingly muscular and an impressively stirring Dolby Atmos soundtrack. Being a dialogue-driven character study, however, the front-heavy presentation is...

Both the UHD Blu-ray and Blu-ray feature the same bonus content encoded in HD and standard dynamic range:The Collection of Main Characters (HD, 9 min): Four interview segments with the cast talking more...

M. Night Shyamalan's Glass brings the filmmaker's Unbreakable trilogy to a close in a rather expected fashion for a drama about seemingly ordinary people with special, extraordinary abilities living amongst...

After nearly twenty years, M. Night Shyamalan finally brings his Unbreakable superhero trilogy to a close in Glass, bringing James McAvoy from Split, Samuel L. Jackson, and Bruce Willis together for a...

Contrast abounds as the richness of the depth seen in grays, whites and mid-tones pops in the film’s variety of low-level sequences. Fleshtones adhere to the film’s visual aesthetic and appear consistent...

There are many instances, such as David’s warehouse encounter with The Beast, that show off the track’s thematic blend of music and, well placed object sounds that create a wonderfully involving listening...

Disc 1: Glass Ultra HD Blu-ray Disc 2: Glass Blu-ray The Collection of Main Characters – A look at all the main players and how they fit in the universe created by filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan. o David...

So, I am a fan of both Unbreakable and Split. I was excited when I saw the integration of elements from Unbreakable at the end of Split and looked forward to seeing how M. Night Shyamalan would tie things...

It comes to Blu-ray from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment in this Ultra HD Combo Pack featuring excellent overall image quality, terrific lossless surround sound, including an invigorating Dolby Atmos...