A unique, fresh, and original attempt to shed off Shyamalan's 'Sixth Sense' skin

Rating: Null/10 (18 December 2000)

M. Night Shyamalan is one of Hollywood's greatest new personas. His debut film was 'The Sixth Sense', in which he wrote, produced, and directed. Critics hailed it as a marvellous piece of work. It was an honest film that made people cry, and kept them on the edge of their seats as well. I loved it.
Now, Shyamalan has released a new film, 'Unbreakable'. I have never in my life seen a movie like it... literally. A man(David Dunn/Bruce Willis) who was the only survivor of a train wreck that killed over a hundred people begins to doubt his vincibility. A man(Elijah/Samuel Jackson)who is called Mr. Glass by taunting kids enters the picture, and questions David's abilities .
'Unbreakable' is supenseful, and intense. It takes it's time in a gradual build-up, in order to characterize the mysterious leads, until the mind-boggling climax.
Throughout the past two years, Hollywood has dished out choppy, violent, mind-rotting excuses for movies. Never have the ideas of Shyamalan been touched. All I hear is the fact that he'll never beat 'The Sixth Sense'. I say give it a rest. How can one even compare movies so different from each other. One is about ghosts, and a boy who sees them. Another is about comic books and superheroes. It sounds like Shymalan went the opposite direction for another direct entertaining hit. The movie was well-written, unpredictable, and incredibly acted by the wholesome natured family man(Willis) too the frightening and mysterious hermit(Jackson). Thank you, Shyamalan, for bringing a delivery for every one too enjoy! Never have movies been as enjoyable, thought provoking, and arresting as this.