One of the better films of the season

Rating: 9/10 (24 November 2000)

M. Night Shyamalan's The Sixth Sense was a very, very good example of exquisete storytelling wrapped around a good egg full of good acting and suspense. Unbreakable isn't too much different, with only a few minor things making it no masterpiece.
The story follows a average security guard in Philly played by Bruce Willis, who is in a train when it crashes, being the only survivor, with no injuries sustained. Then, a avid (yet serverely physically sick) comic book collector played by Sam Jackson find him and if you've seen the previews, you get the point. Some things in common with Shyamalan's past success (an unraveling plot, lovingly played out performances, conflicted ending) with not only the obvious, but also that he has such a trust in his audience of patience and understanding, it is a wonder films like these are made anymore. With only flaw being a scene of comic book wonder, this film may not be as ground breaking as Sense, but it comes close. Look for the writer/director in a scene wearing a blue jacket. A-