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| Release Date: |
November 22, 2000 |
| Genre: |
Sci-Fi, Drama, Suspense |
| Running Time: |
103 minutes |
| MPAA Rating: |
Rated PG-13 for mature thematic elements incl some disturbing violent content, & for a crude sexual reference. |
| Director: |
M. Night Shyamalan |
| Writer: |
M. Night Shyamalan |
| Cast: |
Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson, Robin Wright Penn |
A security guard, David Dunne, sits in a hospital, confused, disoriented, and unaware of the recent past. A doctor walks over to him and asks him where he was: he remembers he was on the train. The doctor tells him that the train derailed, and that everyone on board was killed except for him. The doctor also tells him that he doesn't have a scratch on his body... Read more
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Movie Review
Grade: B+
M. Night Shyamalan came out of nowhere last year and brought several Oscar nominations to The Sixth Sense, a chilling, well-written and well-directed movie starring Bruce Willis. Shyamalan has teamed up with Bruce Willis again to bring us Unbreakable, but is it as powerful as the title suggests? Read the full movie review
User Comments & Reviews
Comics in movies, by Nate N. P.
December 5, 2003
This is a movie that isn't really based on a particular comic book, but it relates to superhero comics in a unique way. As soon as I saw the medieval tapestry on the wall of Mr. Glass's comic shop, I knew that there was influence from Scott McCloud, who participated in an interview on the DVD version. Comic book fans will see something in it that others might not. I'm more fond of this movie than the Sixth Sense, but I can see how the Sixth Sense may be more accessible to a larger audience. Plus, the ending of teh Sixth Sense was ruined for me before I saw it.
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