So understated, so subtle. Yet so powerful. What a masterpiece this is. Without a doubt the best superhero movie ever made. You ask 50 people what their favorite superhero movie is, Unbreakable will probably not even be mentioned. But that 51st person, the one who says "Unbreakable", that's the one who really knows about movies.

Intense and mysterious.
Beautiful storytelling about good vs evil in a world where real superheros can exist where what makes us superheros are our choices in life our decisions and it also shows how a bad childhood can affect us turning people into villians for life.
It's great to see the developing of Bruce Willis character, his journey and self-awareness of who he really is and what is his role in a world where he can make a difference because he is different, like Samuel L. Jackson's character which is different also, but in the oposite way. The acting by both is very good.
I really liked the cinematography and if you keep focused there are some very interesting details during the film and I had some suspicions about what would happen in the end but I have to confess that I was surprised with that final revelation anyway.

I wonder why I've never heard much about this film before because I think it's very good and I really enjoyed it.

Some of the camerwork was annoying and disengaging as it tried to be interesting or even arty. The story is so slow it's like a drip, and the characters are not good enough to make up for it. Willis isn't the best actor to carry a movie like this. It's a typical hollywood style supernatural drama in many ways, and I dislike them for promising a vast worldy idea yet they remain hollow on imagination and plot, often relying on a twist to try and make people think something clever happened. It's like they inserted random tense scenes just to stop people from falling asleep. The attempt at character transformation when Willis walks around in the rain wearing a hood was ridiculously cheesy.

I think all of these people are currently watching in 2018 to keep up with the new part that just released in cinemas :D

I love it, fine cast.. better the second time around, great work from the director, definitely reality super heroes and villains and glad to see the universe expand in two more films but probably would of been better made back then..

The last 10 minutes are perfect

Wonderful movie! It's unbelievable how Samuel L. Jackson can be amazing in every single movie he is in. [spoiler] Mr. Glass is one of the best villains ever, you don't even know that he is the villain until the end of movie, at least you can't be sure until the end. His motivations are solid and he's willing to give his life in order to prove that David Dunn has a gift. He is so fragile, can't even walk, but so clever and persuasive. Elijah is not an ordinary villain that just want to do the wrong thing simply because he is evil, Mr. Glass thinks that he is doing the best for poeple, doesn't even care about those who died because he is looking at the big picture. [/spoiler]

After hearing this was one of (and according to some, the absolute) best movies M. Night has made, I thought it ought to be promising. What it turned out to be, to me, is a movie too fixated on its own uniqueness with a nice cinematography and obvious symbology, which also turned midway into a really predictable watch for me. Kind of disappointing.

I said "call me Mr. Glass!!!" Mothafucka! ..say WHAT again!!! I dare ya!!!

Really dumb movie. Just plain bad. Doesn't even deserve words. Meh.