Clearly not been fixed.

Rating: 4/10 (7 November 2001)

Interesting. Proof that lightning does not in fact strike twice in the same spot. M.Knight Shyamlan and Bruce Willis collaborate again in this drama about a man who suddenly realises that he cannot be injured and he's actually a modern day superhero. Samuel L Jackson is responsible for Willis coming to this rather lofty conclusion. The direction is superb, the acting not so. 'The Sixth Sense' was an absolute joy and this was never going to be even close to being on a par with that little gem. No Haley Joel Osment for a start, though the token child star copes quite admirably. The difference in quality is startling, however. I'm left with the impression the Mr Shyamlan really had to make 'The Sixth Sense' extremely good in order to make a name for himself. After that worked perfectly well, he seems to have lapsed into a 'let's get it in the can' mentality. The picture, though not short, finishes way too early and it seems on first seeing the film, that the budget was eaten up fairly early, and they had been wracking their brains to come up with a quick ending that wouldn't prove to be too expensive. They appear to have achieved this, to the detriment of the picture, unfortunately. I expected something far less sloppy and hastily pasted up.