Unbreakable - Mr. Glass / End Title

Scene from the movie Unbreakable. Directed by M. Night Shyamalan. Music composed by James Newton Howard. Name of the track Mr. Glass / End Title.

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[QUICKFIRERAPID]

Most underrated movie in Hollywood history.

[JBHutto]

Unbreakable and The Sixth Sense are unquestionably M. Night's masterpieces. Signs would have completed the trilogy but the ending was horrible. The Village, while nothing great, was passable. Lady in the Water and The Happening were complete garbage.. and I don't want to even mention The Last Airbender.

If you look at his filmography you can definitely see the descent into mediocre/bad movies. I'm not trying to slag him too much though. Hopefully he can turn things around.

[aaronfromhastings]

That ...is the right question!

[benisrood]

Could not agree more, especially when you think of 'big' movies.

[FranticAnimations]

Agreed. Completely stupid decision.

[Jgaido32]

This was the first of the "dark" realistic era of super hero movies.

[Swakkzmc94]

The ending was a good twist

[Kira Lawlet]

Jackson and Willis turn in masterful preformances.

[aaronfromhastings]

The subtitles ruin it and add nothing.

They take away all the ambiguity of the idea that you must have evil for good to be able to express itself. I guess it was dumbed down because of twitchy studio execs

[rorcon]

but it is ambiguous, on another level- is it a superhero film, complete with a supervillain- Mr. Glass? or is Elijah Price merely just delusional, driven that way by a lifelong quest for answers?

The end titles at face value make it seems like it's the latter- Price is just some delusional guy who interprets his entire life like a comic book. However, the presentation of the ending statements does look like a comic book- not to mention the circumstances paying homage to classic comic villains.

[Huck Beaver]

As amazing as this scene is, did no one notice how zippy he is in his wheelchair in the first part of the scene? I mean roll on Iron side but shouldn't he should be careful? He might hurt himself.

[nonspiderweb]

i just wish shyamalan would get over the movies lack of success and sequel this thing. i know it did poorly in the box office but now it's become a cult classic this movie deserves a sequel