"Unbreakable" is annoyingly slow but I like it!

Rating: 7/10 (7 December 2019)

A few months before "Glass" was premiered, I discovered "Unbreakable" in Netflix. The plot was so good that I decided to give it a try.
The movie is an interesting take in what I called "Comic-book genre" because it has superheroes and villains in them. In this movie, David Dunn (Bruce Willis) starts wondering if he has super abilities after he is the only person to survive a train accident.Elijah Prince (Samuel L. Jackson) will try to convince him he probably is a superhero.
The story is actually magnificent. We follow David Dunn in his journey of self-discovering and trying to understand what's happening with her. Simultaneously, we see the problems that he encounters with his family because this is also a family drama.
There's a lot to praise about this movie because what it achieves is extraordinary. Except for one slight thing, the pacing is slow as F*. This movie feels too long because it remains 106 minutes but almost 90% of the movie is the self-discovering process and the questioning everything about his life and just like 10% of the comic book action. But all of it is worthy with the ending twist that it's by far the second best of the franchise.