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Warner Bros. Pictures
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Studio: Touchstone Pictures
Release Date: Nov 22, 2000
Running Time: 107 mins. (V)
Country Of Origin: United States
synopsis
David Dunn is a listless security guard returning by train to his home in Philadelphia. Though he loves his young son Joseph, he hasn't felt good about himself in years and his relationship with his equally depressed wife, Audrey, is just about over. Into this uneventful life comes a terrible train wreck. More than 100 people die--everyone on that Philadelphia-bound train, in fact, with a single exception. David Dunn not only comes out alive, he emerges without a scratch on him. The notoriety of his survival leads directly to something left on his car windshield, an unsigned note asking if he's ever been sick. Intrigued, Dunn not only investigates the history of his own health but also tracks down the man who left the message, comic-art dealer Elijah Price. Though Price suffers from a strange and rare bone disease that makes him fragile to the touch, it is the explanation as to why Dunn survivied the wreck that is nothing short of extraordinary.
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David Dunn
Elijah Price
Audrey Dunn
Joseph Dunn
Elijah's Mother
Doctor Mathison
Kelly
Elijah
Babysitter
Comic Book Clerk
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Executive Producer
reviews
December 18, 2000
Comic books. There, I've said it. You'll have no more clues from me regarding the delicious secrets writer-director M. Night Shyamalan tucks away in Unbreakable, only to let them spill out by the film's end with a twist that will spin your head around. Bruce Willis gives a hypnotic, implosive performance as David Dunn, a football stadium security guard with a wife, Audrey (Robin Wright Penn), who is alienated by his roving eye, and a twelve-year-old son, Joseph (Spencer Treat Clark), who thinks
Bruce Willis miraculously survives a deadly train wreck in the latest moody mind-bender from the writer-director of "The Sixth Sense." Story A commuter train crash kills everyone onboard except Philadelphia security guard David Dunne (Willis), who is found mysteriously unscathed. Then an eccentric comic book art expert suffering from a degenerative bone condition (Samuel L. Jackson) enters David's life with an extraordinary theory about what allowed him to walk away from the wreck. Trust us,
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