Suspense thriller my cheek, this movie bores a hole in your skull.

Rating: 4/10 (28 November 2000)

Ok, I won't go into the similarities to the sixth sense, because we all see them and know they're there. I will say, however, that a movie concept as cool as Unbreakable that comes out as badly as this is a darn shame. Bruce Willis speaks about 4 lines (yes throughout the whole movie), and the pauses from his character aren't the least bit dramatic - they're annoying. Ok, his wife and he aren't getting along, she's breaking down, and he stands there and says nothing. Twice. I know it's supposed to show how unhappy he is, but how realistic was that. Don't even tell me this was anti-realism either, because buddy, it's not. The first, say, hour and a half was spent trying to figure out if Willis was "Unbreakable" or not, which made for one of the slowest moving plots I've seen perhaps ever. I did love Samuel L Jackson's character, it's a shame he was ruined by the horrid plot. And the ending, with the postscript that tells you Jackson's character's future - WHAT WAS THAT? It was a pretty good ending, up until that. Sheesh. If you felt like seeing this movie, do yourself a favor and just go see sixth sense again. 2 out of 10 stars.