UNBREAKABLE (2000) *MOVIE REACTION/COMMENTARY*

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[@peperino25]

_🔥Shyamalan's Trilogy🔥_ ★ - *Unbreakable* (2000) | _Bruce Willis_ ★ - *Split* (2016) | _James McAvoy_ ★ - *Glass* (2019) | _Samuel L Jackson_

[@jp3813]

You just spoiled one of the endings of those movies.

[@LordVolkov]

I love the subtlety of the clues leading up to the big reveal. Elijah fits all the features of the villains he describes throughout the movie - he's smart and physically weak, he's color coded with purple as far back as the gift from his mother, his large hairstyle gives his head an exaggerated size and the way Sam uses his eyes gives us those hints of madness. It's a beautiful combination of Sam's brilliant perfomance and subtle filmmaking to lay out all these clues for us while we never suspect Mr Glass because he's helping Dunn find his purpose. Amazing.

[@AREA-jp8vb]

I absolutely love this take on superheroes and villains.

[@Nessa71287]

I could not agree more w you w regards to compromise. I have been in a relationship w my partner for 18 years, married for 8 and that is a key component to a lasting relationship. But I did understand the wife in this film as a physical therapist she has seen all the damage football does to athletes, proven to cause deep neurological and brain damage due to all the concussions. We all have our limits and that was hers, at the end of the day no one forced him and he decided on his own to give up football. Love your reactions and look forward to the next one!

[@Nb123022]

Oooooooohhhhh!!! SPLIT is next!!! James McAvoy is beyond incredible!

[@tristanrcox]

Yes it is next

[@dunringill1747]

YES, SPLIT next from M Night Shyamalan!

[@believeume122]

Can't wait for split!!!!!!!

[@Knight_of_Nightmares]

I hope you watch the other two movies. I've always loved how thoughtful and perceptive you are in your reactions and I think you will truly find the overall story and message behind it interesting once you understand it all. I know this wasn't the most popular trilogy of movies but it's one of my favorites.

[@collybeans586]

M night is brilliant. I wish he would make more movies like this

[@BryGoose]

I would also love to see your reaction and insights on M. Nights film Signs. I am sure you will have a deeper understanding of the themes of that movie better than the average first time viewer.

[@Elias-gf7mf]

You need to watch „taken“ (2008)

[@melanie62954]

My friend and I watched this reaction after a long day of driving, and we were smiling the whole time! Shyamalan's emphasis on family, and families struggling to remain intact through incredible adversity is one of my favorite things about his films. Everyone is saying to watch Split and Glass next, of course, and you should because they are loosely related to Unbreakable. But Signs (2002) is fantastic--don't miss out on that one, and The Village (2004). I have a feeling you will love the themes in both. Signs is my favorite of the bunch.

[@BryGoose]

I 100% agree with you with Signs. I love the themes of that movie.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Remember when Elijah's mother gave him the first comic? "They say this one has a surprise ending."

[@LordVolkov]

"Whipping first, therapy later" 😅 'No shooting friends' is such a powerful scene (the father deserves a whipping too for not keeping his gun locked up - there are no accidents with guns, only negligence) M Night can get incredible performances out of child actors when he wants. Unbreakable is my favorite M Night, so I hope you will continue the 'Eastrail trilogy' with Split and Glass. I would love to see what you think of stranger M Night movies like The Village and The Lady In The Water

[@jp3813]

Your 4th sentence is pretty much a spoiler.

[@tacticalgrace6456]

Definitely Split is worth a look, good acting from James McAvoy. Haven’t seen Glass so I don’t know how good that is. But I’m sure everyone will agree M. Knight Shyamalan’s best movies to watch are The Happening and Lady In The Water. Riveting stuff.

[@jp3813]

Are you serious? Don't do that to a first time reactor. Split is the only one you mentioned that makes sense to recommend. The rest are divisive at best.

[@reneerocha1796]

M Night Shyamalan always does a cameo appearance. He does so in this movie as well. 😊

[@oggyreidmore]

K.S.O. trying her best: "M. Night Shamcinnamon, M. Night Shanabanana, M. Night Shamolasagna..."🤣🤣🤣 It's pronounced SHAH-muh-lawn. It took me a while to figure it out too, my friend lol.

[@Psichotica7]

lawn?

[@zanyzander]

This is my favourite M Night twist. It blew me away and kept me thinking for days. (Unlike The Sixth Sense, which was obvious to me from the beginning.) I love that Mr Glass is such a sympathetic villain. He was just looking for answers to his existence, and his life purpose.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

I never saw the end coming

[@travisirius]

M Night Salamander always an ending with a twist….

[@YouTubeChan.-gv8pt]

m night salamon is the best

[@phillyphan1225]

Sad that M. Night Shamalamadingdong started with the Sixth Sense, hard to live up to that one!😮

[@mjrose44]

I think the fans of you and your channel would enjoy your reaction to: Legends of the Fall 1994 Directed: Edward Zwick

[@AdamtheGrey02]

The most disturbing thing about this movie is how young Mr. Glass' mother looks lol. She's 5 years younger than Samuel Jackson and that Grey hair isn't fooling anyone lol. This is still my favorite M Night movie to date. I was disappointed in the 3rd movie of his trilogy within this universe though. It could have been so much better than what we got. The movie 'Split' that was the 2nd of the 3 was pretty good though.

[@jp3813]

Way to spoil the ending of Split.

[@AdamtheGrey02]

@@jp3813 Calm down. Reactors are always recommended Split after seeing Unbreakable for the reason they belong in the same universe which peaks their interest more than just saying "Go watch Split".

[@jp3813]

@@AdamtheGrey02 Split was marketed as its own movie for a reason. Recommending it as another good Shyamalan film would've been enough.

[@AdamtheGrey02]

@@jp3813 Nothing I can do about that now is it. It's not like it was something intentional I was going for but it's also not spoiling the film's ending since that scene took place after the title popped up to end Split. It's rare to not see people recommend Split this after Unbreakable in the comment section so I wouldn't have been the first one. lol I can even see 4 other comment before mine saying the same thing so they'd be the one who spoiled it first for her. It's just so normal for me to see it as a trilogy, I often forget that the pre end credits is what's connecting them and is a spoiler in that way.

[@perytas]

Loved it when you were asking, "Why are they playing the superhero music?"😂😂 girl, didn't you know that this is actually a superhero movies, albeit M. Night Shyamalan style. It's part of a trilogy and I'm looking forward to your reaction to Split.

[@jp3813]

Spoiler!

[@jsnification]

The microphone audio is way to loud for me in all the last videos. Does anyone else hear this? I can't watch when the audio is so bad! Im listening w headphones and kamis microphone is way too loud. Please fix. The mic needs to be turned down. Hope this helps.

[@traydevon]

LOL. Great reaction. I can’t wait for her to get to Split (2017).

[@ThomasReeves-s7u]

I got told about this movie before I saw it because I have osteogenesis imperfecta, the condition of Mr. Glass. We often say we are OI or have OI rather than saying the full name. So I'll talk about that a bit. If it's boring apologies. *The typing system does not go as he describes, but to be honest I prefer his version. Instead it's a bit more helter skelter. Type I is the mildest, Type II is the most severe, Type III is traditionally the second most severe, and Type IV between I & III. Then there are types after IV that have been discovered through genetic means. I don't precisely know my type because the system didn't get popular in the US until after I was born. *We can have fractures "in utero" I know because I did. However my understanding is if you had fractures in utero you aren't Type I, which is what I think they said he is. *OIs/People with OI do tire easier but in my experience we are not "low energy" the way he struck me as being. *Mental health and OI is a bit unclear. I've read studies on this that indicate we are less depressed than average people and others that indicate we are noticeably more depressed. My, admittedly limited, experience with other OIs (in life and online) leads me to believe that depressed OIs are more common than I once thought but that serious issues with that or other things is usually more than just one having OI. Many of us are fairly happy in fact. A fragile body is the only body we've known so we're not "missing" something we never had. Most of my life I would say I was happier than my siblings, I'm in a bit of a slump at present, though I do have anxiety issues. I think the movie does indicate social isolation and being picked on contributed to his outlook. Although admittedly the serious mental illness in OIs I know of had bigger causes than that. (One witnessed a parents suicide, another had a psychologically abusive father, and I know of OI men who feel ugly/unable-to-get-a-woman and flip-out in the way some able-bodied men like that sometimes do.)

[@melanie62954]

Thank you for sharing your experience! I've never known anyone with the condition, so I was wondering how accurate the film's depiction was. Good luck to you.

[@ThomasReeves-s7u]

@@melanie62954 Thanks! It is a relatively rare condition, one in 15,000 people, though it's possible the most mild form is more common than I thought as a man in my little town was recently diagnosed with it in his like 40s or 50s.

[@dunringill1747]

There are many great and underrated M Night Shyamalan movies. Please watch "Split" next.

[@believeume122]

Cant wait for Split next!!! Glad you enjoyed this!!

[@DanielaDormiaru-ih9xf]

Love your commentaries during the movies and I'll never getting tired of them. This especially was connecting with me a lot. Thank you. Also you should watch The Village and Signs from M. Night S. beside Split and Glass.

[@Psichotica7]

I am soooo looking forward to your reaction to this one Kemi. 🥳

[@debbyemerson3877]

Great reaction, and even better scarf! No for real, it's beautiful 😊

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Thank you!! 😊

[@reneerocha1796]

M Night Shyamalan also did Signs as well as A Quiet Place. 😊

[@zanyzander]

He did not do A Quiet Place.

[@jcgpisces579]

M Night Shyamalan was not involved at all with the movie "A Quiet Place". It was John Krasinski, who not only acted but also directed the movie, and had a part in writing the screen play.

[@jodiedrew9367]

What a great reaction, one of my favourite movies. Definitely watch Split next. Love from 🇬🇧

[@grigoriorifiel]

Thanks for the great reaction. This is my favorite superhero origin story. The storytelling and acting are great and this is an original story not based on anything. I don't believe anyway, I've never read "Sentry Man" though. lol Now you must watch Split, you'll see why.

[@emma23415]

Hey! I love your reactions! I know that you really enjoyed watching Pride and Prejudice - both the BBC and the movie - and I think that since you like those, you would enjoy Lost in Austen! Would you please consider reacting to it?

[@Townsendhouse1]

Yes! Lost in Austen is one of my favorites!

[@user-ig4ki2hh4x]

Every superhero needs a supervillain

[@flusterdouglas9326]

Shayamalan's best movie! Maybe Bruce Willis' best acting job ever? I love seeing people watch this for the first time! The movie is so slow but draws everyone into this desperate world David inhabits, and it builds and builds to what we think is the climax until M. Night drops the boom on us with that ending! Such a treat watching your analysis, this is one of your best! Keep up the good work!

[@jackransom.]

This is the best Shyamalan flick in my opinion ; ).

[@reneerocha1796]

Great reaction!! ❤

[@jellymogcreative4298]

Please, please please watch Shyamalan’s “The Village “ “The Visit”and “Split”. All great thrillers!

[@rosariocannistraro3561]

No one ever does the Village for some strange reason and its one of his best .

[@melanie62954]

@@rosariocannistraro3561 I agree! It was so divisive when it came out that I wonder if its fans are hesitant to recommend it.

[@DanielaDormiaru-ih9xf]

Agree.

[@reneerocha1796]

You need your own talk show like Dr Phil. 😊for real. ❤ Such good advice. 😊 26:25

[@_nauticaldisaster_]

You're very passionate about passion 😉

[@reneerocha1796]

That’s 20:10 M Night Shyamalan that was in the blue coat 😊

[@hayderneamah1323]

What is she on about 😅! The wife didn't ask him to quit that sport she probably wouldn't let him quite if she knew he decided to fake the accident so he doesn't lose her. Not everything in relationships can be compromised beliefs, religions ,and principals you can't compromise. For example, I can't have a relationship with people who have violence in their life even "acceptable" violence like in sports ,soldiers or police officer who killed others.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

Were you grabbing coffee when I said some relationships… I wasn’t talking about the couple.

[@hayderneamah1323]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. aww my mistake 🙂 then.

[@idiotflower]

I guess the "bullet proof father" is a reference to George Reeves. He portrayed Superman in the 1950s TV series and he once faced a dangerous situation. A young boy once pulled a pistol on him to test whether Superman was truly invulnerable to bullets. But maybe it's a coincidence.