UNBREAKABLE IS A SUPERHERO FILM?!? Unbreakable Movie Reaction! DID NOT SEE THE TWIST COMING

[@TimotheeReacts]

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[@bdawg5855]

When is split and glass coming out? I can’t wait, the movies are so well designed well produced and the best trilogy for a real world scenario superhero movie, they write these movies to be as real as possible.

[@sameehkins5957]

I actually wish there were more superhero movies like this. Ones grounded in reality. I dont see why every superhero movie has to be Comedy-action as it's main genre. Variety is what makes things interesting and it would be cool to have superhero movies broken up into sub-categories with thriller superhero movies (no comedy, not action), sci-fi superhero (no comedy, no action). That way there would be way more variety in superhero genre.

[@deadsetondreams1988]

EXACTLY! Instead of Marvel and DC, I prefer the offbeat superheroes that are more grounded in reality. From Marvel I like Iron Man, and from DC I like Batman the two who are literally just regular guys essentially with a means of buying their way into being a superhero. Other than that, I prefer regular people who aspire to be superheroes like Kick-Ass, Super with Rainn Wilson, and movies of that nature. Those are the storylines I gravitate towards instead of actual superhumans with superpowers. Or at least heroes that are more humanized, for instance, Legion (the FX version not the movie, there is no relation), which takes place in the same realm as X-Men. Or Scott Pilgrim Versus The World, or even Zombieland, again, real people who can just kick butt but still take names. Even Stranger Things or I Am Not Okay With This; real people who just happen to have powers manifest.

[@SuperFurry68A]

If you’ve not seen it yet, I’d highly recommend Stallone’s Samaritan movie. It’s much more grounded in reality than any of the Marvel BS.

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

What about kick ass movie,what is the difference between it and unbreakable

[@fkaiba94]

@@preciousotoakhia9789 a little girl could not do half of what hit girl was capable of for 1

[@OriGinal11110]

They already are split up into those genres not all are comedy also samaritan and Chronicle are good grounded ones that aren't funny

[@agenttheater5]

That moment when you realise that this was never David's story, it was always Elijah's story.

[@getshwifty3101]

Elijah had no idea Bruce's character existed. He wasn't ANY % sure. He even said: "I had almost given up hope. But then I found you." He created multiple mass murders, disguised as accidents, all to TRY to find someone like Bruce. He was at a point that even he, himself thought he was just pointlessly killing people. But then he "heard it. 'A sole survivor of a train crash.'" (Edit) Btw, if you ever end up on a tarp covering a pool, and it starts slipping. Pick a direction, and start pulling the tarp towards you, the closer the better. As once you go under, if you can manage to grab the end of the tarp, you can slide it down your body. Some of the tarp will still be above you, but for the most part, cause you pulled, the area in front of you should be clear to surface.

[@Phillip161]

I love the titles of the three Movies. First "Unbreakable". Then "Split", and if something is splitted it's like "half broken". And lastly "Glass", which is the most breakable thing ever. Plus, the titles also represents the 3 main characters and how "breakable" they are.

[@rivervixens06]

I freaking love these movies especially split and anya taylor joy

[@Phillip161]

@@rivervixens06 Yes. Glass is sadly not a good movie. But Unbreakable and split are really good

[@nicolasbaron4506]

This is actually a superhero film, but it's not your usual big blockbuster explosion extravaganza.

[@witzitzilin]

Elijah wasn't trying to get revenge on the world, he wanted to find his purpose by finding his exact opposite, someone unbreakable, his logic was if such person exists they would be capable of surviving those "accidents". It's actually tragic, he gave all of his potential and hopes on the slim chance that someone like that existed, then he wouldn't feel like a mistake

[@Andrew_Thannen]

I love how well Unbreakable has aged over time, especially with this current era we're in where there's a new superhero movie every few months. Back when this was released, the only mainstream superhero movies were Batman and Superman, and the first X-Men movie; the last of those came out only a few months prior to Unbreakable. With how popular the superhero genre is now, it's really awesome that this movie is around to sort of critique and break down the basic elements of a superhero story.

[@josecarbajal5710]

They call me Mr. Glass for other reasons

[@xjamesx7047]

Now go see Split after Unbreakable. Trust me you won't regret it when you watch that movie.

[@Phillip161]

This is one of the most uncommon superhero movies. And it's fantastic. This didn't need to be a "Trilogy". This movie works a stand-alone film so well.

[@waterbeauty85]

I love Jeremy Jahn's comment during his retrospective review of Unbreakable: "Of course, we all know that Bruce Willis actually IS invincible in real life. After all, he made THIS movie (shows a poster for A Good Day to Die Hard), and he STILL gets work. He IS...UNBREAKABLE."

[@dannybob42]

What if Superman didn't know he was Superman? The other great M Night Shyamalan movie with Bruce Willis, one of Tarantino's favourite movies too. Of course the Sixth Sense is amazing, but Unbreakable does not get its dues enough, I felt it was a spectacularly made film (the color tones of characters like purple and green for Elijah and David, the framing acting like a comic book, the camera movement and the subtle music), and that final Shyamalan twist, it makes the movie twice as good. Fun, well not so fun, Fact: the scene where David's son pulls a gun on him actually happened in real life to Christopher Reeve, the actor who played Superman. A kid pulled a gun on him to try and prove he was actually Superman, and Reeve had to talk him down by implying that he was but the bullet could hurt someone else when bouncing off of him

[@MDBowron]

actually George Reeves, the guy who played superman in the 1950s tv series, which was addressed in the film hollywoodland about an investigation into the death of george reeves, who was oddly enough played by Ben Affleck, so ben has played three superheroes, Daredevil, Superman and Batman

[@PsalmistScribe]

I love how Elijah still considers David a friend like nothing happened

[@Fettman89]

This is a solid movie and yes, it is a superhero movie, imagine a time if you will before the MCU, before formulaic writing, when original, interesting stories were being told, this is a super hero movie that broke the mold before it was even made the status quo by disney and marvel.

[@nattyboh2944]

I adore this movie -- saw it as a teenager when it first came out and rewatched it so many times. The best thing about watching Split as soon as it came out was that you actually had no idea it was a sequel to this. It was marketed as a standalone film. It was an immense surprise that the two were connected. This one here is still my favorite of the trilogy...it's just incredible, but Split is fantastic as well. I just love how grounded this movie is. I honestly wish there were more superhero films like it.

[@pyronuke4768]

This is a good example of when M. Night Shyamalan is directing in his element. He has a very specific style that works well in the suspense-drama-thriller genre. However It's when he tries stepping out of his element that you get movies like The Last Airbender and The Happening.

[@phousefilms]

And "Lady in the Water"and "Old"and "the Visit"and...a lot of stuff really, lol. The twist for "the Visit"was very obvious and I felt genuine pain at the kid rapping.

[@bailey7792]

The last Airbender wasn't his fault though lol. The producers forced a recast (a white cast), and script rewrites, which he didn't want or approve... at all. So you cant really attribute the failure of that movie, to him. That would be the fault of the producer's.

[@davidhasselblad2898]

Dr doom. Green goblin. Mr glass. I loved that reveal. That he was the super villain. That needed a protagonist. And only realized his own role when he found his hero. He was destined to be a villain. He didn't realize it until he found the hero he had searched for his whole life.

[@agenttheater5]

21:57 and that is why, if you have a screen door as well as a wooden door, you have a lock on the screen door as well (with the key on the inside of course) and keep it locked at all times.

[@LeonardoKlotz]

James Newton Howard set the most perfect tone for this movie

[@josecarbajal5710]

I know Shammllyunin gets crap for his films but this is one of my favorite superhero movies....up there with Batman stuff

[@calebtsedzik6222]

Definitely watch The Sixth Sense, it's one of all-time great movies!

[@joshuayeager3686]

So far I’ve seen this and “Split” from the trilogy. Since you’re reacting to all three, it gives me more reason to finally see “Glass” as well. I personally love most of M. Knight’s films, even a few of the ones that aren’t as well received like “The Lady In The Water”. “Split” was a real comeback film though that many really enjoyed so I’m thinking it’s going to be a fun reaction. I hope we get to see “The Sixth Sense” soon as well.

[@tylerbob2072]

This film (and the trilogy) were great fun to watch! I totally agree that Unbreakable was really well done; I honestly loved how original and realistic the superhero elements were! Plus, the emotional weight of it and James Newton Howard’s music made it even better! Can’t wait to see your reaction to Split!

[@XViKtoRiaX]

The sixth sense is awesome! You should watch it :)

[@agenttheater5]

Remember with Split you need to watch for one minute more after the credits start, something very important happens just after the first few credits start.

[@indigonerd]

When I watched this back in 2000, it became one of my absolute favorite movies of all time. It remains one of them, to this day.

[@Hammer-Head]

Damn I forgot how good this movie is

[@Ammeeeeeeer]

Its not a superhero movie, its a movie about a superhero (and supervillain). There's a fine distinction. Also this movie is more grounded, more gritty than the average cookie cutter assembly line movies from Marvel-Disney, some of them I swear were written by AI programs using a set template 🤪 Still in my top ten list of fave movies, and along with "Die Hard" is my fave Bruce Willis movie (Willis and Sam Jackson also starred together in the 3rd Die Hard movie!). The twist is great, it made me watch the movie again to catch the clues, which in hindsight are obvious if you're familiar with superhero / comic book tropes.

[@josecarbajal5710]

Pain can serve as a drive to unspeakable ends

[@3DJapan]

Keep in mind, when Split came out we didn't know it was a sequel.

[@agenttheater5]

Someone else pointed out the bible names in the movie, don't know if it was intentional but it works: David: strong giant-slayer Elijah: prophet Joseph: dreamer

[@solezeta1314]

This is a superhero movie alright. Just a very very realistic one.

[@3DJapan]

If you didn't know M. Night films all of his movies here in Philadelphia (or nearby).

[@maybetoby]

Glass caused all those tragedies to find the person that's the opposite of him. He kept trying again and again until somebody survived.

[@tessesmom]

Ooooo great movie,, great twist!! Hope you like it, I'm sure you will 😉

[@danielbautista9062]

My favourite superhero movies are Unbreakable, The Crow, Watchmen: Director’s Cut, Spider-Man 2, V for Vendetta and Blade II.

[@LeonardoKlotz]

Back when Shyamalan was ahead of the curve

[@abracadabra1301]

Die Hard 1988 is his first hit. The Sixth Sense and unbreakable revived his career although Pulp Fiction helped him a lot mid career. Great Reaction!

[@taylormoye7098]

Don’t forget die hard with a vengeance (3) was with Sam Jackson… as was Pulp Fiction.

[@davidz3879]

I don't usually like superhero films, but I like this one. It's a crime thriller as well.

[@isac09fransis92]

It's an incredible movie, the fact that the film didn't catch up until years later is incredible. All the common films we see in Hollywood these days get repetitive, so films like this one are amazing. I think it was around 2014 when I saw the film and I thought it was amazing then years later split came out, in my mind, I thought "Huh that's an interesting take on mental illness and how it could actually be real." Then finally Mr.Glass came out and I was stunned. The trilogy was f...ing awesome. Sure there was action but that's not what gave the movie the 5-star review, no the dramatic storytelling, the concept of the weakest and most fragile and how there should be an opposite, the powerful and strong, then spilt and its take on multiple personalities in which a disorder and cause the mind to break its own rules of nature. This was amazing. I loved the films, S-tier!!!!!!!

[@marshallprince2583]

Nice reaction! Side note: he probably has a gun for home defense, but with a kid that age and the fact that they clearly don't spend time at the shooting range, that gun should have been better secured. I grew up in a house with guns in every room, but we also went to the shooting range every week. We knew gun safety and knew the place to use them was at the ranch or the range. Those guns were as common to see as a broom or a magazine in the house. We never had one close call or incident. That's because we were raised to understand, respect, and take care of firearms. Not everyone is raised that way, though, and I understand not every household will have the same experience and me. But there's no need to see someone as bad or careless for having a gun, even if that's what the director wants you to think.

[@midianmtd]

Yeah, I have all of Shyamalan's movies with Unbreakable/Split/Glass in it's own separate container as M. Night's Super Hero movies. They are own their own level as superhero movies go.

[@erikawilliams9558]

This movie is so good. It should be even more popular than it is

[@bdawg5855]

This movie trilogy is by far the most beautiful thing ever

[@sebastianemond5313]

7:24 🎵In West Philadelphia, Born and raised, On the playground, I never spent most of my days, Chilling, Maxing, Relaxing all cool, Watching kids shooting b-ball over by the school🎵

[@bestieflameborn-130]

The unbreakable is one's grounded in reality

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Timothée! ㊙ #TimotheeReacts #MNightShyamalan #Unbreakable

[@tracyoliver6648]

7:24. Born and raised. On the playground is where I spent most of my days.

[@dsanchezbrett]

Unbreakable is awesome. I remenber when I watched on cinema, I think a lot of people didn't like it because they thought it was slow and dark. I totally loved it. N. Shyamalan is a very special director, writer.

[@nicknajera]

Dude I cant wait see your reaction to split and glass. was on tears when I saw this first time I seen in theater

[@hettbeans]

THE KIDS!! THEY CALLED ME.......MISTA GLASS

[@johnj4471]

6th sense was definitely not one of the first big Bruce Willis movies but rather one of the first big m night movies.

[@5hanesBoard]

The Sixth Sense is M. Night Shyamalan's best movie, so we definitely want you to react to it!

[@Bloody-Butterfly]

This is my favorite ending to any movie ever.

[@22derfy]

You haven’t seen The Sixth Sense?…of all this time?… oh boy….. you’re in for a treat…. One of M. Knight’s best film, in fact, it was the one that propelled him to directorial stardom.

[@TimotheeReacts]

Definitely did not expect the twist

[@22derfy]

@@TimotheeReacts cool 😎

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

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

[@bmorg5190]

It’s called Health Insurance…

[@jediknight73]

That gun scene happened to the first superman george Reeves

[@Fettman89]

Oh dude I just realized, I noticed you haven't watched Blade on here yet, It's not quite as gritty and realistic as this one, but I would put them in a similar category of movies. Blade is a Marvel comic property and the movie came out in 1998 and Starred Wesley Snipes as Blade, he's a vampire hunter super hero, there's 3 movies and the whole trilogy is worth a watch, and since it has vampires you could watch it maybe in early October, as I wouldn't classify it as a horror/ Halloween movie per say, but a super hero movie that uses beings associated with Halloween/horror. Like an in between movie leading up to the horror movie fest. Also I highly recommend the movie Van Helsing for Spooky season, it has Hugh Jackman and Kate Beckinsale. It's set in the world of the old Universal Horror movies like Frankenstein, Dracula, and The Wolfman. It's one of my guilty pleasure movies because it wasn't technically received well in theaters, and as far as I know hasn't gained any sort of cult movie status. Just some suggestions.

[@rivercrestfallen8725]

I love this trilogy but James McAvoy's performance in Split makes that my favorite.

[@merkymerk3389]

u should check out Old as well, i thought it was an interesting concept from Shyamalan

[@Neck41]

Amazing movie, heavily talking but one of Shyamalan's good works from early in his career. And as for your confusion, Elijah committed all those murders trying to look for David, his exact opposite, all the while trying to figure out where he fit in the world, which happens to be the super villain as opposed to David being the hero. Also little fact, when David is at his job and just standing in the crowd. You see a mother, wearing a pink outfit I think, bump into him. She's holding a little child's hand...Now i don't want to say more but, REMEMBER that part.

[@zvimur]

28:01, one of MNS less mentioned characteristics, is the "phrase with a twist". "Shake hands", "can I have a glass of water"... the list goes on.

[@ravensrevenge7245]

I first learned of this movie while searching for the original vocals used in Ophidian's *So Many Sacrifices* which I highly recommend listening to. Little warning that this song is not Pop or Morning Radio DJ music. It is Hardstyle (or specifically Hardcore Techno) which is Loud, Fast and Heavy Rave Music.

[@theofficialmonarch]

He looks just like my dad, saying the entire plot of the movie in the first third lol

[@ravensrevenge7245]

I tip my Trilby to the screenwriter for Mr. Glass's character. That ending packs a punch in so many different ways!

[@pugtie4695]

8:50 Okay semi SPOILERS but this comic is foreshadowing in it of itself

[@kampinak]

this is something quite unusual from M. Night but definitely one of his best works, the whole trilogy is a really cool and fresh concept :)

[@agenttheater5]

Not that anyone's asking, but in case anyone is interested the actor playing the doctor in the first scene is an English actor called Eamonn Walker, known in the USA for his performances of Kareem Said in 'Oz', Chief Wallace Boden on Chicago Fire, ands also known for BBC series 'In Sickness and in Health', has played the title role in two versions of Shakespeare's 'Othello' (2008 filmed live performance at the Globe, 2001 TV movie where it's set in modern day London (not to be confused with the USA modern high-school setting retelling called 'O' starring Mekhi Phifer and Julia Stiles which was made a few years earlier but was released in 2001)) and (my personal favourite) played 'Howlin' Wolf' in the 2008 movie 'Cadillac Records' (musical biopic about the blues artists of Chess Records), a very underrated movie - and yes that's really him singing.

[@BoyKwentoOfficial]

He has the power to adapt he can do more than he does more than pound i could say he can lift ton

[@taylormoye7098]

Bruce Willis was famous in the 89s and 90s for all his Die Hard movies, number 3 being with Sam Jackson….like in the 90s. So, no not his first big film and secondly not his first film with Sam Jackson. Just an FYI… 🎬🎥

[@Yogy19]

I love this movie, and can't wait to see the reactions to the next 2 in the trilogy

[@jackrodakthemovieguy1726]

Here’s the surprising thing. This movie was distributed by Disney

[@marvelsandals4228]

Glad you did this one. I love this movie. You should totally react to sixth sense it is great

[@toodlescae]

I didn't even know this was part of a trilogy.

[@donna25871]

As Quentin Tarantino says this is a retelling of the Superman myth. Brilliant isn’t it?

[@ТоляРой-л3в]

The reaction was simply incomparable and amazing 👏👏👏👏👏. I am looking forward to the continuation of the next film with great impatience.

[@TimotheeReacts]

Coming out soon

[@mwroach1251]

You should definitely check out the Sixth Sense.

[@cindycormier5708]

Hi, I’m Canadian too, I’m in New Brunswick. Hearing your accent, I am thinking you are from Quebec?

[@delwynklassen3644]

My favourite superhero movie - much more comic book. Try Mystery Men (#2 fav) for a different tone.

[@shuaibsahal1584]

Cool Reaction man also are you gonna react to Peter Rabbit 1 or 2 or Clifford the Big Red Dog cause there really funny and adorable movies that you need to watch!

[@bogart403]

Split is the best! So im excited for that!

[@Daelyria]

Nice reaction! Just wanted to tell you that have an error in your video title. Keep it up!

[@TimotheeReacts]

What’s the error

[@Daelyria]

@@TimotheeReacts I see that you found it haha✌️

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

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

[@agenttheater5]

I actually really like 'The Village' - and its definitely become a cult classic now. Very underrated movie of Shyamalan.

[@brandonflorida1092]

I've watched many of your videos for years and I've enjoyed them, but for this one, I don't know how you can follow the plot at all talking over everything, and I'm not sure that you did. Price reasoned that if he was at one end of a spectrum, being very easily injured, there must be someone at the other end and so created many disasters to try to find him. At the end, he realized that he must be the super-villain and observed that in comics, the superhero and villain were often originally friends, for example superman and Lex Luthor.

[@heavyrain4485]

Great movie. Hope you gonna watch Split and Glass, because it is connected with.

[@ScorpionStrike7]

Crazy plot twist

[@tcteun]

if i had to recommend a suspense thriller nightcrawler would be a really good one.

[@KERRYPIKE]

This is a very great movie it's very amazing.

[@agenttheater5]

1:39 And that was before the Dark Knight Trilogy and the MCU made comics cool rather than geeky

[@agenttheater5]

8:21 When logic and reason don't work, try bribery.

[@ryanhocking2052]

You wouldn't be quiet for more than 3 seconds

[@crimsonhunter7598]

L0L you are kinda right, mr glass is trying to be nick fury

[@Muck006]

1:20 Those "comic statistics" are OFF, because Marvel and DC have DESTROYED THE COMIC INDUSTRY on purpose thanks to allowing bad writers and ACTIVISTS writing the stories ... the number of shops is declining rapidly ... and there is no "next generation" buying comics. They also destroyed the superhero movies through the same method.

[@matveynoname7083]

Did I predict something again?

[@josecarbajal5710]

He was a G-g-ghost!.....with a weapon

[@SaftonYT]

The Orange Man was dead, not unconscious.

[@raymacdonaldcreations505]

If you haven't watched it yet, you should do a reaction to "The 6th Sense" I think you'd like it

[@TimotheeReacts]

Oh yah i just did did after this

[@raymacdonaldcreations505]

@@TimotheeReacts Oh boy, going to watch it as soon as I can! BTW, love your reaction videos...keep up the great job! Another movie to watch if you haven't seen it yet is "Nothing to Loose" starring Tim Robbins. (Can't remember the other actor'n name at the moment...) but it's a very funny movie I think you'd also like. (Very underrated)

[@raymacdonaldcreations505]

@@TimotheeReacts Here's the trailer for "Nothing to Loose" kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2nUeXyKgpmAjq8

[@preciousotoakhia9789]

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

[@damaniqphillip2756]

Awesome 👏