Good movie, but slow and anti-climatic

Rating: 6/10 (12 March 2016)

The idea is very interesting: one man can easily break, so maybe someone among the billions of humans is his opposite, unbreakable, and probably doesn't even know it.
The movie built around the concept is okay, although one might argue that it's not aging too well. Besides that, the pacing requires patience and some of the developments bother me a little bit. For example, Mr. Glass affirms that David's weakness is water, but it is said that David survived five minutes underwater when he was a child. Sounds like a superpower to me, and therefore that subplot ends up feeling silly.
And then, the twist that should mark the end of the second act and set up a climax... is the final scene of the movie. "Unbreakable" is all build-up, an origin story with no pay-off.