M Night Shyamalan became a big name in Hollywood circles last year when he wrote and directed the smash hit \"The Sixth Sense.\u201d For his eagerly awaited follow up he has once again reunited with Bruce Willis on \"Unbreakable,\u201d another dark suspenseful tale that twists and turns before reaching a shocking climax. Willis is a football stadium security guard, with a rocky marriage and an unremarkable life. However all that changes when he walks away from a train crash that kills everyone else involved. Soon he is contacted by Samuel L Jackson, a man obsessed with comic books, nicknamed \u2018Mr Glass\u2019 as a kid because of his severely brittle bones. Jackson is convinced Willis survived the crash because he is unbreakable, even though Willis refuses to believe it.Although not a comic book adaption Shyamalan has gone on record as saying that the film was inspired in part by the longstanding myth of the noble hero, and modern superhero comics in particular. The film does indeed boast some memorable and striking scenes, becomes more melodramatic as it progresses, and as with all good comics, you will leave the cinema wishing that the next instalment was just a month away.<\/p>\n <\/div>\n\n <\/div>\n<\/div>","fnc":"googleTrackerHelper.doTrackPage( '\/'Unbreakable-film_options~12451'\/Reviews\/ViewAll\/1' );"}