If you like Comics, you should rent Unbreakable, Tonight!

[killercroc]

Trust me, you will enjoy it. This M. Night Shyamalan must be a fanboy.

[optimal321]

Hey, i just saw that movie like 2 days ago. And it was cool sometimes. I just didn't like how it was so "real life." And by that i mean, a lot of time was devoted to his skrewed up family life. It was kinda cool how they showed what being a superhero in real life was, but sometimes i just think it was a little too strong. The ending was sweet though.

[killercroc]

Originally posted by optimal321
Hey, i just saw that movie like 2 days ago. And it was cool sometimes. I just didn't like how it was so "real life." And by that i mean, a lot of time was devoted to his skrewed up family life. It was kinda cool how they showed what being a superhero in real life was, but sometimes i just think it was a little too strong. The ending was sweet though.

I have to admit that the "real life" stuff kinda got in the way sometimes. But on the other hand, you've got to see the human side of a hero. I mean would it have been able to make the point that it did without having all that in there?

I think if a sequel were done right, it would satisfy the part of you that want's more superhero stuff. Hopefully, he'll learn how to swim by then.

[Calhoun07]

I had no idea this was a comic book type movie before I saw it. The trailer left alot to the imagination, and I had no idea what type of character Samuel L Jackson was going to play in this movie. My guess was he was a doctor of some sort trying to help out Bruce Willis realize why he was chosen to survive the train wreck. So when it came on at the theater and I saw these statements about comic book collecting, I was really wondering where this movie was going!

Yeah, it's good for comic book collectors, but I also think anybody who likes a good thinking mans movie will like this one.

[Clayface]

I heard that JMS's "Rising Stars" comic was in the works for a three picture deal - for those of you that aren't familiar with it, its got a similar feel to Unbreakable - looks a lot at the "real life" aspects of the superheros, but has a lot of good old superpower battling going on too. I'd love to see M. Night Shyamalan handle the trilogy.

[Calhoun07]

I think he would do an awesome job at it. And it would be a fair trade off now we will unlikely see the next two movies in the proposed Unbreakable trilogy.

[James Harvey]

I thought UNBREAKABLE was a great movie. The trailer left so much for us to guess. I would've liked to have seen those trailers on the disc so I could rewatch them. I think this would make a great trilogy and I'd love to see it continued, although it is unlikely. It was a helluva movie.

[Nightwing]

I haven't seen it, but I'm more than motivated to now. Yesterday I was at a Best Buy picking up the Five Star edition of DIE HARD and I saw a big ol display for UNBREAKABLE. I could barely lift the DVD! It must be loaded with goodies.

[Calhoun07]

Unbreakable has decent extras, but it's not as loaded as you might think. There is only the movie on disc one, and the extras are on disc two. But I just don't understand why they couldn't get the extras on disc one. But then I guess they couldn't have such a cool looking double disc set.

[James Harvey]

Unbreakable was suprisingly cheaper then I thought it'd be when I picked it up. It's a good disc, and the extras are good - just not as many as I hope there'd be, or as there should be for a 2 disc set.

[Nightflower]

I liked Unbreakable, but the "reflections" camera angle effect, while interesting, got in the way sometimes and I even found myself craning my neck as if I could somehow see them better even if they were on TV! (Maybe that was what they were trying to do, but it was still annoying)