Unbreakable (2000) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | (FULL MOVIE)

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Unbreakable
The Unbreakable trilogy, officially known as the Eastrail 177 Trilogy, is an American superhero thriller and psychological horror film series. The films were written, produced, and directed by M. Night Shyamalan. The trilogy consists of Unbreakable, Split, and Glass. All of the films feature the character David Dunn.
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[@danh8804]

This was a really underrated movie, and actually one of Night's better twists. It's just poetic. Samuel L. Jackson crushes the... catharsis he experiences by understanding who he became, he's so *relieved* to understand that he's a monster. He had to find out there was a hero to learn he's a villain. "I'm not a mistake". Right down to realizing he'd had a villain's name from the very start. "They called me Mr. Glass". And maybe it was just 20 year old geek me and my idealism, but I was hooked emotionally by this film because... I mean, who *wouldn't* want to believe that something like this might be true? And this is the story that made it feel more grounded and real and plausible than basically... any ever has.

[@Theomite]

I was so pissed off that we didn't get sequels for damn near 20 years. I thought this movie was better than THE SIXTH SENSE even though I didn't agree with the cinematography all the time. But I'm very happy I saw this in theaters and I still have the 2-disc DVD set from when it first came out.

[@tomesofawesome8041]

AMEN ! Here Here. @ the same Theomite. I STILL, have the DVD. When I saw her reaction to the end vision. That line, "They called me Mr. Glass." Goosebumps up both of my arms. Even after all these years.

[@randywhite3947]

@@Theomitehow can you disagree with cinematography?

[@Theomite]

@@randywhite3947 SIXTH was shot by Tak Fujimoto, while UNBREAKABLE was not. I felt that the photography wasn't right for what he was trying to do--compositions were too Hitchcockian and the handheld wasn't right (to me). But in the decades since I've realized that I didn't know what M. Night was trying to do at the time, and I was therefore wrong.

[@agenttheater5]

Confirmed, next up is 'Split' and 'Glass'. Also 'The Sixth Sense' and 'The Village'.

[@tomjoad929]

Split and Glass are overrated

[@agenttheater5]

@@tomjoad929 Worth a try to see if it's overrated or not. Half the time when someone tells me a movie is overrated they're right, I usually just want to check it out anyhow just in case it's not or if it is but is still enjoyable even if I don't know why

[@aRandomGuy86]

@@agenttheater5 I loved "Split", and though "Glass" didn't end how I would have liked, it is still pretty good overall and closes out the story well.

[@tbirum]

@@agenttheater5 SPLIT is Amazing, Glass is just OK

[@DuBstep115]

@@tomjoad929 Glass is good ending to this, but you really don't need to see Split.

[@KurticeYZreacts]

Samuel L Jackson performance is amazing in this, great reaction. The way he said "they called me Mr. Glass" both sad & chilling. What a great villian though 8.5/10 maybe 9

[@caseyh8386]

Even though he's the "villain" my heart still breaks when Glass falls down those stairs 😢

[@michaelblaine6494]

First time I saw this in 2001 I was in a cast with a severely broken ankle,that was a rough scene to watch but the irony of it made me laugh. I was plenty medicated though so I didn’t feel a damn thing🤣

[@justarandompeep8945]

“They say this one has a surprise ending” always get me so bad.

[@keiferwynn7563]

My favorite superhero movie of all time. Severely underrated

[@3DJapan]

The next movie is AMAZING. James McAvoy really shows his acting skills.

[@roddo1955]

Et thethera

[@chinchillacrystal6899]

I saw Split before I even knew about Unbreakable, and I loved it! So creepy lol.

[@fearnobeer9077]

He was incredible , really showed range and depth, all actors would agree...probably not tom cruise though

[@Warlocke000]

I love the way the movie basically slow rolls it until the end, when you realize that what you just watched was the first 15-30 minutes of any other superhero movie. Instead of a first act superhero origin, where someone becomes Batman or Spider-Man and then spends another 60 or so minutes fighting villains, Unbreakable is all origin story; the hero and villain only truly meet as the credits start to roll. And you really feel for Elijah. Yeah, he's obviously bitter about his lot in life and becomes a bit... cantankerous with the comic shop guy when he gets depressed over David revealing he almost drowned and, thus, 'isn't super,' but on the whole he seems like an okay guy (who really rocks that purple outfit at the end). And how supportive, charming, and proud of her son is Elijah's mother? She didn't just support his love of comics, either, she introduced him to them and, when she meets David in the gallery, seems to kind of dig them herself. So Elijah turning out to be not just a 'bad guy' but a Super Villain really knocks you for a loop. Even if you saw it coming, you're like, "Come on, man; I liked you!" But you get where's he's coming from, as horrible as it is. He was a wounded child, desperately trying to make sense out of the terrible trials he'd been burdened with, through no fault of his own. He's done truly terrible, evil, things in order to try and find his answers, but when he's explaining why he did those things, as David backs away in horror, it's the desperation and relief of that same wounded child that floods his voice. He's sort of Professor X and Lex Luthor, the heroic mentor and sinister mastermind, rolled into one. Professor Ex Luthor. Elijah Price. Mr. Glass.

[@asiahenry7798]

Yes, Mr. Glass is played by the incomparable Samuel L Jackson. He's in everything lol

[@blechtic]

And he's actually acting in this one!

[@asiahenry7798]

@@blechtic 😂😂😂😂. He’s always acting; this time he just used his indoor voice lol

[@blechtic]

@@asiahenry7798 Apart from this movie, he's basically played the same character for over two decades. His mannerisms are getting old.

[@LongandWeirdName]

I have had it with these mfing snakes on this mfing plane. They will know my name is The Lord, when I lay my vengeance upon them. Now... Where? Is? My? Super? Suit?!

[@psychonaut1829]

Back when Shymalan was one of my favorite directors. "Signs" and The "Sixth Sense" are great too.

[@sunowl5301]

I literally gasped out loud at this comment. SIGNS!!! I COMPLETELY forgot about that movie. It was so good. Thank you for the reminder!

[@psychonaut1829]

@@sunowl5301 His last great movie, he lost me after that, "Split" is pretty good though.

[@sunowl5301]

@@psychonaut1829 I don’t remember where The Village fell along the timeline, but that’s where I dipped out I think 😕

[@psychonaut1829]

@@sunowl5301 Yeah me too, half way through the village lol. I was so excited for that movie, the ending was terrible. Then i think it was lady in the water 😫

[@psychonaut1829]

@@sunowl5301 I feel like Christopher Nolan might be in the same direction, original is good, but sometimes you can be too original😬

[@angrboda45]

One of my favorite Shyamalan films, probably second only to 'Signs'. 'The Village' and 'The Sixth Sense' are also great, too--the latter being more widely popular, but 'The Village' is highly underrated, imho.

[@_FirstLast_]

I love The Village too, but it has a major flaw of being pretty unwatchable beyond the first time. It's a fantastic first experience, but kinda falls apart on rewatch once you know the ending.

[@cmo6055]

Second to Signs?!?! I utterly hated signs. Loved this one the most and Sixth sense second. For me, the Village was not as bad as most people say, but not exactly great. Signs was just stupid imo.

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero bring him back pls 🙏

[@agenttheater5]

David: strong giant-slayer Joseph: dreamer, idealist Elijah: prophet

[@LA_HA]

Yes, I didn't make the name connection until I saw this info on other threads for this movie. Thank you for posting it over here.

[@randall-king]

Wow

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero bring him back pls 🙏

[@misterprickly]

If it wasn't for this movie, shows like Heroes, Alphas etc, would never had been made.

[@Scoonertuna]

Everybody wants to credit The Dark Knight for bringing the realism into superhero stories, but I always refer to this film… Heroes (The 1st season) and Alpha's were amazing!

[@BolofromAvlis]

Absolutely one of M. Night's best films. A great little thriller, and a love letter to comics. And I agree, when I saw that first season of Heroes, I immediately thought of this film. I think the creator of the show credited this as well.

[@Scoonertuna]

@@BolofromAvlis I half hoped that the heroes universe took place in the unbreakable universe...because of how eerily similar the concept of both were...

[@scottalynch]

One of my most favorite superhero movies

[@brandi3981]

oh i LOVED Heroes

[@lynchmob72]

Another good one from the same people is "the sixth sense".

[@Sannoz]

Hope that will be the next movie ❤️

[@RowdyRuth]

That’s an excellent movie!

[@terryv2006]

A must see for sure!

[@clarencemcgraw3851]

"Unbreakable" is part of a movie trilogy. "Split" is the second and "Glass" is the third.

[@grauerstarr]

i enjoyed split so much james mcavoy did it sooo good i could say more but i will not spoiler ^^

[@OrangePony75]

You just ruined Split for her. For shame.

[@joshuasilvius7854]

Hancock with will Smith is another good superhero movie.

[@Nick-wg7ml]

Fun Fact:Quentin Tarantino was asked what his favorite movie from the past 20 years was?..It was 'Unbreakable'.I'm a big fan of his,along with this flick..I can't disagree with that statement.I've seen this many times.It's one over the years that i keep coming back to watch.India,the next 2 have to be 'SPLIT',and then 'GLASS' next,to fulfill it's trilogy.So cool you dug it.P.S.India..Unbreakable's director,M.Night Shamalan,is 'known' for his 'twist endings'.'The Sixth Sense' & 'Signs' are also stunners from this particular writer/director.They HAVE to be on this channel,but finishing off this trilogy you might wanna check off 1st though..(just judging by the comments section.)

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero bring him back pls 🙏

[@tomesofawesome8041]

OH MY GOD! "They used to call me Mr. Glass." That line. The moment it played on your video. Goosebumps up & down both arms. I've seen this film SO MANY TIMES & STILL! Unbreakable is AMAZING. I've heard mixed reviews of the other two though. The third installment basically was really small scale, when it should have been an "Avengers" movie basically. But I hear that "Splintered" (#2) was really good too though I haven't seen it myself. I don't want to alter my memories of "Unbreakable" if the other two don't match the hype.

[@Whereisbigpapa]

One of my favorite superhero movies glad you checked this out!!! Next check out split then glass!!!!

[@tofu_golem]

Man, this was back when Shyamalan was still good. This is one of my favorite deconstructions of comic book stories. What I love about his movies is that the pacing is so different from other Hollywood movies.

[@jay099camp]

The guy he pats down after the drug handoff is the director of the movie M. Night Shamylan!

[@PaulSchober]

I like how the first comic Elijah's mom gave him showed a white hero fighting a black villain, and she said this comic has a twist ending.

[@aRandomGuy86]

I never noticed that! This film is one of my favorites to watch. Slow paced, but keeps your attention the whole time, with a lot of little details and hints like that.

[@LA_HA]

I wonder if the twist ending is that each character isn't what they're initially portrayed to be. Or... maybe, Glass follows the story from the comic. Hmm...

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

I don't see how the villain on that cover is black, when he's literally yellow. It looks much more like David fighting The Beast.

[@PaulSchober]

@@Corn_Pone_Flicks Well there's not much skin showing, but the skin tone of Jaguaro is clearly darker than the hero's. montages.no/files/2014/07/comic-11.jpg

[@KnucklesxReala911]

Having in mind they start as friends and end up as hero and villain, maybe the twist in the comic was going from rivals to friends

[@degenclint]

Before watching the sequels you should watch “the 6th sense” by the same writer and director. It’s M Night Shyamalan’s best movie by far.

[@adamolufson7338]

Unbreakable>>>>

[@TheRustyGuitarist]

I think this is my favorite Shyamalam film, this is the first, and best, of a trilogy. I also enjoy Signs but definitely checkout Sixth Sense!!

[@andysutcliffe3915]

He became known for his twist endings though, every film he directed was expected to have a twist.

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero bring him back pls 🙏

[@Joeh1154]

I enjoyed your reaction to a wonderful film that went under the radar. This is a fantastic "Origin" story as we realize who David Dunn truly is. BTW, the guy that Bruce pat's down at the stadium in the blue jacket is M. Night Shyamalan.

[@tfpp1]

Also, just FYI...17:31 - blue jacket guy who gets pat down is the director. He always gives himself a tiny cameo appearance in all of his films.

[@justinsingree2565]

What I liked about this movie is missed in a lot of other movies. No one sees themselves as a villain. See him as a good guy all the way to the end until his morals and convictions made him do immoral things is pretty powerful. Everyone, even in the middle of a life to do good, by self-delusion or grandeur, can start doing pretty bad stuff and become a villain.

[@wtfisditvoorbullshit]

Every villain is the hero in their own story.

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

David Dunn is forever my favorite hero bring him back pls 🙏

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

Everyone is the hero in their story

[@MisterDevos]

17:40 The guy hes patting down is the writer/director of this movie M. Night Shamalomadingdong

[@kornrok1]

Wow. I think you're the first reactor I've watched who is not sure of who Samuel. L. Jackson is. You have no idea how much that has blown my mind.

[@natedoggg2002]

It sure blew my mind lol!

[@wtfisditvoorbullshit]

Same thing as ''my first time listening to..'' videos.....how could you have never heard this song?? I could not have avoided these things if I tried. Makes you wonder to which other things they've been spending that time on.

[@GlennShook]

She was raised strict and religious so not much TV movies etc she has said. What makes her so great.

[@fayjune3008]

I just love your compassion. I agree with other commenters, you should watch Split and Glass too.

[@JackMValentine]

Dang girl, I didn't even recognize you in the thumbnail with that new hair. This has been one of my favorite movies for a long time, back before M. Night used to rely too heavily on twist endings.

[@kayjmac42]

Have you ever seen The Long Kiss Goodnight or A Time to Kill? Both have Samuel L Jackson in them and are very good. I recommend both.

[@mandlerparr1]

The long kiss goodnight is the movie that made me start to like action movies. Still one of my favorites.

[@kayjmac42]

@@mandlerparr1 yeah Geena Davis is so badass in this movie.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Chefs do that.

[@kayjmac42]

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 Now you're a sharpshooter?

[@andysutcliffe3915]

Long kiss goodnight was used as an example in school, in my English class it was used to demonstrate suspension of disbelief, when the grenade goes off... and I’m 40!

[@deadaccount7520]

This one is criminally underrated. I do have to admit as a comic guy. Probably a little biased. Still think die hard 3 is the better Willis/Jackson team up.

[@richardrobbin2225]

Before comics were "cool" I mean we had some films, but this movie..Damn.

[@andreagarcia2176]

I totally forgot about that! "Stick a lightning ⚡ up your ass Zeus!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

David Dunn is forever my favorite superhero bring him back pls 🙏

[@justarandompeep8945]

The movie is amazing but let’s talk about the MUSIC, the music is soooo goooooddd

[@tomesofawesome8041]

Explorewith India. Just IMAGINE, what those kids said to the cops after words. You've been tied up for days, maybe WEEKS. Then one stormy night, "HE" appeared. Dressed like the Grim Reaper, in a hooded cloak with the words, "SECURITY" across his back. So Strong he destroyed walls and killed their captor, yet NEVER threw a punch. The killer was throwing his attacker into the wall with "Brutal" strength, yet not one drop of blood. NO, defensive wounds on his hands from being attacked. Just suffication and possibly damage to the victim's spine from his attacker. He's digging his fingernails into HIS killer's arm, yet not one shred of flesh under his nails. Like a mother freaking "Great Old One" styled Cthulhu monster just walked in and wiped him out. Then what? he just silently disappeared into the night? Usually newspapers don't print mug shots they cant use. But look at that newspaper article! His image looks like a sketch out of a classic 19th century "Hard Crime" detective novel. "I'm telling you officer! He just walked off into the night like the wind." ROFLMAO HOLY CRAP. THAT, is far scarier than ANY comic book hero OR VILAIN!!

[@Tennisman81]

Almost 1:30 am and i have to get up at 5 i love watching this woman, her hair looks great by the way

[@AgnorKnight]

And you still need to watch the other two of this rare trilogy

[@rafetizer]

When M. Night's on, he's on. I love the low-key atmosphere and the vibrant villainy of Mr. Glass.

[@JamesWilliams-qh2pc]

Great content thanks for doing these, big 👍 from the UK 🇬🇧

[@garwars7448]

One of my all time favorites! I still get emotional watching this. One of the best origin stories ever done

[@tonydebruin1052]

Eliaja wasn't a monster. He became insane from the pain. He was basically tortured from birth and got deranged by the question why.

[@SIPEROTH]

Still a monster. Plenty of people live with horrible pain and suffering all day long and they don't go on a killing spree.

[@alexdeghost2729]

Monster he is

[@VelkanAngels]

That's just one of the things that MADE him a monster. Are you suggesting that bad people can only be bad, if there's no reason that they're bad? There's always a reason. The only difference is in whether or not you know about it.

[@user-xk9kj6jg5l]

Been waiting for this one. Such a beautiful movie.

[@patrickgogan3517]

Willis and Jackson brought their A game to this one, Cant speak for the sequels this was a perfect movie on its own

[@Asher1347]

Glad to see you hit 20k. Congrats! I saw this movie back when it came out. I was eleven. What hooked me was the father son relationship dynamic. The way they were both flawed and were able to come closer because of it hit hard. It was beautiful. And sad.

[@RevanBC]

"What a Twist" was the 100% correct reaction :)

[@TheBadboubou]

one of my favorite super hero movies, it feel realistic...

[@naijahgrant5037]

This is one of my favorite movies. I love how it makes you think and the twists and turns and slow reveals. I absolutely love movies like this.

[@ZeusWeus]

You should watch the 2 sequels to this, "Split" and "Glass"

[@markwillis675]

All of M. Knight Shamalamadingdongs movies have twist like this. Some good, some not so good. Bruce Willis is in one of the best. "Six sense."

[@tubekulose]

You just wrote this because your last name is "Willis"! 😉 Peace! 😁🧡

[@andysutcliffe3915]

He became known as the twist guy, every film he directed had some sort of twist ending...

[@mandlerparr1]

This is one of my favorite movies. The Village has some of the same pacing and atmosphere as well as Lady in the Water. I know that those aren't very popular with some, but I do like the way the story is told in those movies.

[@redtailzephier4141]

"That's Rufus, he's the man"

[@roddo1955]

😃yay! Someone got the reference

[@user-vd2jk7dl3p]

I actually have what Samual L. Jackson's character has. However, they misnamed it in the film. They called it osteogenesis imperfectus. This diagnosis comes with very noticeable physical features which he does not have. The true name is osteopetrosis. You cannot tell from looking at us but our bones break quite easily . It is actually due to an over hardening of the bones. Mine was discovered when I was 1 years old. I had been walking just fine and suddenly I just stopped. I cried a lot when ever my mom tried to get me to stand up. Bones like mine are very difficult to read on an x-ray if you are not an expert and so the doctors couldn't tell that I actually had a broken hip / thigh ( I don't remember exactly). Eventually, they found it but it still took a while to figure out just what was wrong with me. The good news is that conditions like this do get a bit better as you get older and with the help of certain medical interventions that can help keep your long bones from breaking. I will always have to be very careful in life and it also affects my vision so I don't see as well as others and have to see an eye specialist but to anyone who wonders what its like to have this, Its hard sometimes but its ok and you can live a very normal life with it. Side note-I love your hair😊

[@roddo1955]

Thank you for educating us!

[@snowthewitch]

You’d love Signs!

[@triplebackspace3623]

I loved this twist , and I really liked the fact that you can emphasize with the villain. Most villains especially in superhero movies can seem unapproachable and unrelatable at times. This movie is just plain well written.

[@Doctor_Kissworthy]

I watched about three of M. Night's movies before this one, including Sixth Sense, and I must say, I wasn't overwhelmed. In fact, I didn't make it to the end of 'The Village', it was so boring. However, he suddenly pulls out of the box one of the most interesting, topical and riveting movies I've ever seen. It will always be on my Best Top Ten movies I've ever watched list, and I guess I've seen at least 4,000 by now. What I appreciate is the gentle build-up of the story, which just pulls you in, laced with genuinely emotional sequences, coupled with a total shocker of a reveal which, despite the hints, just caught me completely off balance and had me gasping. Thanks for this reaction, India, they all seem very genuine and heartfelt, and I always feel relaxed after watching you!

[@Galaxyclass1701E]

Subscribed! You're making some good movie choices in your reviews and I appreciate how genuine your comments/reactions are and especially how much empathy you display to situations you're reacting to in the movies. Great work!

[@rexracer3221]

They should have played "Kryptonite" by Three Doors Down as the ending credit music. (It was out and popular when this movie came out).

[@fluffibuni8663]

Loved this reaction, it's such a great movie :-)

[@MarkFaust]

8:23 "They say this one has a surprise ending."

[@monicawism]

Welcome to the world of M. Night Shyamalan's twist endings! If you haven't seen Mr. Shyamalan first movie "The sixth sense," I would suggest watching it next & Bruce Willis is playing the lead again. Then continue with the follow ups to this movie trilogy: "Spilt" and "Glass."

[@antoinettelopes]

The writer/director was the guy he pulled out of the line here 17:33. M. Night Shyamalan is one of my favorite directors. He does a lot of twist endings. At the time people were disappointed with this movie as they expected something more like his previous monster hit THE SIXTH SENSE. When people saw SPLIT years later it wasn't know that it would be connected to UNBREAKABLE which was a twist in itself. My other favorite of his is SIGNS.

[@Theomite]

This is the first entry in Shyamalan's EAST RAIL 177 trilogy. The next 2 are SPLIT and GLASS.

[@Locquiao93]

“Split” and then “Glass”

[@Cifer77]

Yeeeessss, this was a Super Hero movie before Super Hero movies were even a thing. I hope you watch Split and Glass some time.

[@JohnSmith-vm2jl]

They had superhero movies before this. Like 3 or 4 Superman movies, at least. Several superhero TV series as well.

[@JoshMc420]

I hope she does too

[@philproffitt8363]

They could kinda fit at the edges of the Marvel Universe...and maybe Nick Fury is Elijah's cousin or something...?

[@callherfoofoo]

"Lady In The Water" is also a M.Night Shyamalan movie. I would love your reaction if you haven't seen it

[@antoinettelopes]

So underrated.

[@ellianndesigns]

My godmother had Brittle Bones Disease.... She used a walker from the age of like 12, and was in a wheelchair at 25ish. She was one of the longest living people with that disease. She died at 42.

[@jyd59]

Right up with The Sixth Sense. I cried at the end, though I don't know why.

[@dandychiggins7240]

This was supposed to be a trilogy... I like your content, girl, keep it up ^^

[@philproffitt8363]

It is. Split and Glass complete it.

[@callherfoofoo]

It's a trilogy already

[@LA_HA]

No one else mentioned this as far as I know, but I can't stop thinking about how his mother must've felt. She tried so hard to create a good world so Elijah could see the hero within himself in spite of his terrible disease. He became a brilliant man, gave her a wonderful life of comfort and ease...only to learn who her son had become. What he'd become. It really must've crushed her to find out what he did, all the lives he destroyed. As sympathetic as Elijah is, I feel so much more for his amazing mother. The Long Kiss Goodnight is also about finding out you're something different than you think. Excellent reaction, especially at the end. Thank you.

[@neoarchangemon3460]

Hands down my favorite Twist ending in ANY movie. SLJ played the hell out of this role, and i honestly couldnt see anyone else pulling this off.

[@martinholt8168]

The kid in this movie, Spencer Treat Clark, was every bit as talented as Haley Joel Osment in SIXTH SENSE.

[@andrewoccleshaw359]

Let's go my man. James McAvoy. Split is unbelievable. Not sure how I feel about the 3rd movie Glass. Maybe the weakest of the three, but definitely worth watching.

[@rxtsec1]

Glass is my 2nd favorite after Unbreakable however split is still a darn good movie

[@_FirstLast_]

Glass was absolutely amazing !! Not going to spoil anything but WOW what an ending for the trilogy.

[@roman0robert]

: D Yep Yep! Elijah's surprise reveal was something else. Loved how you jumped out of your chair! I think all of 'Shama-lama-dingdong's' (meant as an endearing term) movies are like this...slow burn until the ending. I agree with everyone else; you've seen this one, please watch the other 2! They are well worth it imho. Fun to explore with you, India.

[@innercircle341]

such an adorable lady, first found you doing Rod Stewart reactions. It's obvious and genuine empathy that gets me. Mad love India

[@wtfisditvoorbullshit]

One of my favourite movies of all time, M Night's best movie and best role of Sam Jackson's career.

[@pokeround]

Well, they got you good, girl! So enjoyable to see someone enjoy this anew.

[@mytelevisionchannel7401]

"What A Twist !"

[@tfpp1]

I love Unbreakable. I especially like it because I believe M. Night used a different cinematographer, and it shows...in a good way.

[@3DJapan]

17:33 The guy on the blue jacket is M. Night Shyamalan, the director.

[@rw4487]

Omg my fav trilogy next us split then glass in that order

[@T-Nah]

O' Natural???? 😍😍😘 Gorgeous! Inspired! 🙏

[@DMortuus]

I want to thank you for sharing your reactions. I watch your videos, as you bring me joy and a moment of friendship. When I see you react it feels like I am watching movies with a friend. I feel like I am not alone. I thank you so very much for this.

[@sarahrichardson4285]

M Night movies are underrated. I saw this at the movies. I loved that Samuel L Jackson was the nemesis. Good movie. Love your reactions

[@sergiykud]

Sam crushes it, and its probably one of Bruces best performances.

[@elizabethoboril938]

This is such a great film. Split is the second and is AMAZING. You will love it. Glass is the 3rd installment of this series and while it was good I don't think it held up to the other two. I also recommend Signs, The Sixth Sense and The Village.

[@3DJapan]

7:38 If you've ever seen the sitcom "The Middle" , the actor that played the younger brother has this disease. I read that they had to be extremely cautious around him while shooting the show.

[@Amonabus]

This is one of my top 5 movies.

[@jennaB209]

Oh my gosh! I almost didn’t recognize you! Loving your short hair😍

[@jackprescott9652]

The film is very underrated just because it deals with a super heroes plot, but actually this is an exciting DRAMA, with superheroes elements. I think is one of the best Shyamalan´s films yet.

[@kylereese968]

Yoooo you got mr.Glass haircut coincidence or what, you a villain too? lol

[@Cyborganna]

Solid 10 for me, the pacing is perfect and mature, not all this zappy Superhero stuff you see today, that I do love, don't get me wrong; but sometimes it's nice to spend quality time with perfectly realized characters. The score is stunning, the twist is so exquisitely crafted yet not too pretentious and the Acting is Academy worthy. Makes me weep every time... The second in this saga, Split is a super strong 9 - And the third, Glass is great but a missed opportunity 8. Won't say anything more. Happy Belated New Years sweet Lady!

[@fajenthygia5760]

Unbreakable was my favorite superhero movie before the current resurgence. So good.

[@davidpieper95]

Samuel L. Jackson is his name. Pulp Fiction is what he won an academy award for.

[@natedoggg2002]

He was nominated for Pulp Fiction but unfortunately he didn't win! And I'm still pissed off about that today! 😏

[@davidpieper95]

@@natedoggg2002 is this like a Nelson Mandela thing? I could have sworn he won.

[@hmsljj]

One of the most subtle superhero movies I've ever seen.

[@MisterGoblin65]

I am hooked on your videos 🤣...watched 3 so far. I enjoy your work...Thank you

[@guudnewdle6910]

Scary how relatable Elijah really is 😭

[@weatherman9212]

Die Hard With A Vengeance has Bruce Willis and Sam Jackson together again. Awesom movie and part of the Die Hard series. Worth reacting to

[@emilie9281]

you always look super beautiful, but you look SO SO gorgeous with your hair down! I love your curls!! :D

[@Pentarax]

I know everyone talks about "The Sixth Sense", but for me, Unbreakable will always be Shyamalan's best.

[@iChristyD]

You HAVE TO watch the other 2 movies in this trilogy!! Split & Glass next. M. Night Shyamalan is such a great storyteller. Even some of his panned movies, I still like them because of the stories. You should totally go down the M. Night Shyamalan rabbit hole. After you watch this trilogy, you should definitely watch The Sixth Sense!!! Also M. Night is always in his movies, so you can always kinda spot him while watching. Kinda like how Stan Lee was in tons of the Marvel movies in little cameos. He started by making a cameo in one of Kevin Smith’s movies (Mallrats) and loved it so much that he wanted to start doing it in Marvel ones.