Best Movie Nominee

Rating: 9/10 (27 November 2000)

You get a feeling when a movie comes around that makes you think, while being beautiful and unique. I thought I would never see a "Bruce Willis" movie that I thought was worth of a best movie nominee until "The Sixth Sense." Now, I've seen a movie with him that is worthy of the best movie award, "Unbreakable." Besides that M. Night's beautifully crafted "Hitchcockian" camera style grabs every inch of feeling and life in the world of Unbreakable, but only hints at the real story of the movie. Grotesque angles and dramatic lighting reminded me of Murnau and German expressionism that influenced the greats like Hitchcock and Orson Welles. It helps that German Expressionism is one of my favorite types of movie history. To put it plainly without the "film history rhetoric"- It's good and you should see it.