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Split Movie Review

So a few days ago I went with a friend and saw the movie Split, written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan.
It was good...
I can't believe I just wrote that a Shyamalan movie was good...
What is this world coming too...
Anyways, James McAvoy was perfect for this role, after watching his performance I can't picture any other actor taking the role. When he changed between personalities he completely became a different character, he could just change his facial expressions ever so slightly, and you would know that he is someone else know.
Anya Taylor-Joy, a young 20 year old actress, who played the character Casey Cooke, gave an excellent performance, I can't wait to see more of her work. She truly could be a rising star.
There was a subtleness about the camera work that added something more to the film, which added a layer of depth that can only be seen through watching this yourself.
So are there any downfalls to this film? Yes, yes there are. James McAvoy's character has a therapist, which I believe her dialogue could have been better written, and I believe her motivation that's withheld in her interest in James McAvoy's character could have been better explained.
I overall enjoyed the film though.


finale score:4.5/5


  
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