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This magazine seen in the movie Glass describes Osaka Tower, a key part of Mr. Glass' evil plan, as “a true marvel.” This is a subtle nod to Captain Marvel which, like
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Mr. Glass on Behance | Split movie, Movie art, Marvel superheroes
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Glass - Rotten Tomatoes
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Shyamalan's Glass says all supervillain origins are about parents — so we investigated - Polygon
Glass (2019) - IMDb
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It's a Miracle! How Unbreakable explores identity and comic books — Cinema76
