And Yes....It's That Good

Rating: 9/10 (23 November 2000)

Last night, I had the privelage of going to see the film "Unbreakable." After seeing "The Sixth Sense," I was hoping to find a movie that was as good, if not better, than that. I was not dissappointed.
The story is based around David Dunne (Bruce Willis) who is the sole survivor of a devestating train accident. He is later contacted by Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson) who believes he is, well, unbreakable. The first part of the movie deals with Elijah tring to convince David of his gift, which leads to the second part of the movie.
The last 45 minutes of this film was intense. Some of the most intelligent film work was done here. There is one camera angle with billowing curtains (when you see it, you will be amazed too) that was beautiful and stunning. Also, there are some of the scariest moments (I've ever seen) in this movie. The entire part with the guy in the red suit had my teeth chattering. And of course, Shyamalan had a trademark surprise ending. This one, as in T6S, hits you like a ton of bricks. When it is revealed, I actually gasped.
Not only is the camera work excellent, the acting is also superb. Bruce Willis is fantastic. He should work more often with Shyamalan because it brings out the best in him. Sam Jackson was also very good, bringing a dark and creepy edge to his character.
All in all, another exellent film by the crew who gave you T6S. They better pick their next movie carefully, because if it won't hold against these two 10's, no on would buy it.