Some good stuff, some bad stuff

Rating: 5/10 (15 January 2019)

Unbreakable is the kind of movie you want to see in high school with your Philosophy teacher.
You can clearly see potential in the way it's directed, showing the lack of emotions to every character in a fresh way, just for a single scene to shine (see gun).
The characters aren't really defined and only have one characteristic to them which only helps with the style of the movie "everyone might as well have been dead". It's food for thought, for you to brainstorm how they made it at that point of not feeling anything, and that's really nice. But at the end of the day there are many movies that give you the slightest of information and excpect you to derive meaning yourself, happens in books, poems, art and music too.
Furthermore, I find acrting so slow, it's really hard to be engaged. I had to constantly remind myself that seeing the boy walk down the stairs for half a minute is "a great fresh way of directing the film", but honestly I didn't enjoy the wait.

Overall, you can try the film, see for yourself what goes on, but beware the slow pace if you are not a fun of it, on the bright side it will give you a lot of time to think of the movie.