Unbreakable (12)

I just watched Unbreakable for the third time and it just gets better with each viewing. Director Shyamalan weaves a good tale about a security guard, who after surviving a horrific train crash unscathed, is approached by a man with some wild ideas about how the good and evil in comic books are based on real life. Dismissing the man as a crackpot at first, the security guard eventually comes around. As he continues to talk with this man he starts to remember things from his past and understand certain things from his present day experiences. Eventually both men come to realize their respective roles in what turns out to be a real life melodrama, resulting in a satisfactory and comicbookesque conclusion. This is a good film and I highly recommend it.

There was not one moment where i even felt the slightest bit enthrawled. When I was told it was by the makers of the sixth sence I could not wait to see it but I had to appoligise to my eyes and brain for putting them through such torture.

Please someone agree, there must be other people who did not like this film or has everyone slipped into another dimention where good is bad and bad is good.

Bruce Willis, Samuel L Jackson, two big movie names for a enjoyable big movie. The story begins when Bruce survives a Train crash without a scratch when everyone else is obliterated, and leads on to him discovering that he is Unbreakable, Hence the title. He later meets a comic book collector, Samuel L Jackson, who seems to be the opposite, having a brittle bone disease. It turns out that they are both linked somehow, and it's up to Bruce to find out why. A good film portraying a realistic version of a story that could be found in a comic book. The only downside is the fact that the action never really takes off, and that you're always waiting for something really good to happen but otherwise, it is a very enjoyable film, which I'd recommend to any Comic book fan.

Samual Jacksom and Bruce Willis give a compelling preformance in this serious comic book style film. Samual is looking for a person who is unbreakable and can never be hurt as he is breakable and has very fragile bones due to a condition he has.

The film plays out beautifully from the crash at the start to the end twist

Unbreakable, a film in all truths I was unsure of, Bruce Willis and Samuel L Jackson? It has got to be a guy flick - lots of blood, torture, death, no real thought! WRONG! Although a little slow in the beginning, it certainly gathers momentum in the last half, culminating in a little twist at the end that you will not see coming!

Most nauseating scene - Mr Jackson falling down the subway stairs - the sound effects will make you wince!

Heart stopper - The son with the gun! Will he? won't he? and what will happen if he does?

Do not go looking for a happy ending in this folks - you'll be disappointed!