The best film of 2000

Rating: Null/10 (13 February 2002)

Unbreakable is the second film from the director who brought us Sixth Sense and proves that he is not just a one hit wonder. In my opinion, Unbreakable is even better then Sixth Sense. To begin with, Bruce Willis gives a stunning performance is the lead role as a man who wakes up as the only survivor of a deadly train crash. He is superb in the role and he demonstrates immense amounts of anger, sadness, and eventually amazement with the truth of his past. His performance is a 5 star. Samuel L. Jackson also turns in an excellent portrayal of the oft injured comic book collector who seems to constently badger Willis with his odd theories. The filming is terrific and the musical score is excellent, especially the scene in the station as Willis descends the stairs. The twist is again stunning, although slightly more believable then in Sixth Sense. (Slight spoiler) One note, when Willis enters the house after following the man, listen for the TV upstairs. It is playing the U.F.C. Ultimate Ultimate match b/t Ken Shamrock and Brian Johnston. Just a slight hint at Willis's invincablitity.