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2000    1h 46minSuspense, Ciencia ficción
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Philadelphia. Año 1961. Un niño negro acaba de nacer en unos grandes almacenes. Un médico acude a ver como se encuentran tanto la madre como el bebé, y horrorizado le pregunta a la mujer si se le ha caído el niño, ya que tiene tanto los brazos como las piernas fracturadas. Philadelphia. Año 2000. Un hombre llamado David Dunn está en el expreso que va de Nueva York a Philadelphia camino de su casa después de una entrevista de trabajo en la ciudad de los rascacielos. En el tren entabla conversación con una atractiva mujer, pero ésta cree que quiere ligar y se cambia de asiento. Un momento después se produce un dramático accidente.
Directed by M. Night Shyamalan
  • Bruce WillisDavid Dunn
  • Samuel L. JacksonElijah Price
  • Robin WrightAudrey Dunn
  • Spencer Treat ClarkJoseph Dunn
  • Charlayne WoodardElijah's Mother
  • Eamonn WalkerDr. Mathison
  • Leslie StefansonKelly
  • Johnny Hiram JamisonElijah Age 13
  • Michaelia CarrollBabysitter
  • Bostin ChristopherComic Book Clerk
  • Elizabeth LawrenceSchool Nurse
  • Davis DuffieldDavid Dunn Age 20
  • Laura ReganAudrey Inverso Age 20
  • Chance KellyOrange Suit Man
  • Michael KellyER Doctor
  • Firdous BamjiBusinessman
  • Johanna DaySaleswoman
  • James HandyPriest
  • Sally ParrishAncient Personnel Secretary
  • Richard CouncilNoel
  • silent6999913 de febrero de 2026
    Not bad but not great
  • Francis Mcgillicuddy3 de febrero de 2026
    Masterpiece. Dark, creepy, great backstory (high school football star). Sam J is stunningly good, as always.
  • Vincent Reggiannini23 de enero de 2026
    If you want your movies fast-paced and filled with un plausible action, this is not the movie for you. This movie moves slowly, like a molasses tidal wave and carries you along a seemingly meaningless path. Bruce Willis plays an ordinary man, with an ordinary job, and an ordinary family - which is almost background noise in his dull, plodding life until the unexpected happens. He emerges from a horrific train crash - the only survivor, with not a scratch on him. This garners the attention of a very eccentric character played by Samuel Jackson, but why he is interested is what the plot circles around. Slowly the movie reveals its point, but not in a flamboyant way. M. Knight certainly has his detractors, but his style is unmistakable as it swirls and envelops the story, dancing agonizingly around plot points like a book with missing pages, but it all adds up in the end. This is not a movie for everyone - but if it hooks you, you’ll bathe in it’s simple premise, and want to watch it again once you know its secrets.
  • Zokkiie16 de enero de 2026
    Takes a little while to kick in, but once it does, it really grabs you. Unbreakable keeps things low-key, focusing on mood, tension, and the characters instead of flashy action. Bruce Willis is perfectly chill, Samuel L. Jackson is oddly magnetic, and the visuals and music make the whole thing feel super atmospheric. The slow pace actually works, letting it all sink in. Not perfect, but definitely sticks with you
  • ScottInPDX11 de septiembre de 2025
    The best super hero origin story. Love the humanity and pacing.
  • faizannabi15 de enero de 2026
    Great movie.
  • John Williams14 de diciembre de 2025
    What a great Movie. Love Bruce Willis in it.
  • mickerdoo21 de julio de 2025
    Pretty engaging for a slow burn. Interesting ending that leaves you wanting more. Really like the design around Elijah. And David's poncho.
  • Coouge14 de septiembre de 2025
    I’m confused. Does he have power or not?
  • Danny Potter-Jones24 de agosto de 2025
    The build-up is very slow it's the first film in a trilogy. I didn't like it very much but if you're going to watch the rest of them you have to watch this one first. The order: Unbreakable (2000) Split (2016) Glass (2019)
  • Kevin Ward1 de julio de 2025
    I think this gets better after every rewatch. One of Bruce Willis’s best performances. I was kind of bummed that M Night fumbled the bag a bit with Glass, but that still doesn’t detract from this masterpiece.
  • Hakihiko27 de febrero de 2025
    A Subtle and Unique Superhero Story "Unbreakable" is a slow-burning, atmospheric thriller that takes a unique and grounded approach to the superhero genre. M. Night Shyamalan crafts a story that feels more like a psychological drama than a traditional comic book movie, focusing on character depth and emotional weight rather than spectacle. The film's methodical pacing and muted tone set it apart, making for an intriguing but divisive experience. Bruce Willis delivers a restrained yet compelling performance as David Dunn, portraying his character's quiet struggle with a sense of purpose and identity. Samuel L. Jackson, on the other hand, brings a captivating intensity to his role, adding layers of mystery and philosophical weight to the film's central themes. Their dynamic is what truly drives the narrative, creating a fascinating exploration of strength, destiny, and belief. Shyamalan's direction is meticulous, with carefully framed shots and a deliberate, almost hypnotic storytelling style. The muted color palette and minimalistic score further enhance the film's introspective and eerie atmosphere. However, while these elements contribute to its uniqueness, they also slow the pacing, which may test the patience of some viewers. Although "Unbreakable" is an intelligent and refreshing take on superhero mythology, it doesn't quite reach the level of emotional or narrative impact that it aims for. Some moments feel drawn out, and the film's quiet nature may leave some viewers wanting more momentum. That said, its originality, strong performances, and thought-provoking themes make it a worthwhile watch.
  • tellum21 de agosto de 2025
    The concept could’ve been so much, but aside from a couple good scenes, there are so many baffling decisions in regard to direction and dialogue. I don’t think there was a single character I related to or even thought they made generally rational decisions, to the point that I was shocked when people were excited when this got rolled into a franchise with a superior movie.
  • danwager115 de agosto de 2025
    At 2x speed the character talk at almost a normal cadence but still say little of anything. M Night's directing and the filmography is great but this movie goes nowhere and says little to nothing. So much padding, pointless pausing, over 20 minutes spent on whether he has ever been sick before was painful to watch. If this wasn't directed this way or had the twist it'd be a whole lot of nothing.
  • MoonyShibe13 de marzo de 2025
    what is this movie trying to say?? is it that comics are bad and make people crazy?? what is the point of this movie??

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