Suspenseful, it'll have you wanting more.

Rating: Null/10 (2 December 2000)

Like a great comic book, Unbreakable, will make you want more. It's suspenseful, scary, and downright haunting.
It's about David Dunn (Bruce Willis), a father, a husband, and security worker. His train derails and crashes. He is the only survivor, unscathed. Two other acts of terrorism happen as well.
Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson), a comic book fan and comic book exhibitor, sees Dunn as a gift to humanity sent to protect. Not only is Dunn unbreakable, but he can see the past of any person he makes physical contact with.
I cannot tell much more than that. Shyamalan's best film to date. It darkens the mood with edgy camera angles, and lightens it up with little jokes to make the audience chuckle.
Probably the only flaw with the movie is the costume design and the character design. Jackson with hair, Willis without. But otherwise, this movie will make you beg for more.
Again, it has a surprise ending, like Shyamalan's previous film. It's very ironic. I recommend this movie to see the ending alone. The cinematography is genius, putting flashes of the past in a security-monitor-like screen.

So go see this movie. Its script, acting, and cinematography are UNBREAKABLE. 8.9/10