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Unbreakable

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Unbreakable	comment	Unbreakable is a 2000 psychological thriller drama film directed and written by M. Night Shyamalan. A deconstruction of the superhero genre, the film stars Bruce Willis as security guard David Dunn and Samuel L. Jackson as comic book art gallery owner Elijah Price.Unbreakable begins with the birth of Elijah, whose mother discovers that he was born with broken arms and legs due to osteogenesis imperfecta, which makes his bones as fragile as glass. The film then jumps to the present day where David, on his way home to Philadelphia from New York City, ends up in a horrific train crash that kills everyone but him â€” and David himself is perfectly healthy and unharmed.Elijah â€” now a respected owner of a comic book art gallery â€” contacts David with a letter asking a simple question: "How many days in your life have you been sick?" David is caught off guard and starts thinking back on his entire life, even consulting his wife Audrey, and he cannot remember taking one sick day, having a single headache, or getting bruised. David makes contact with Elijah in return, who offers a very dramatic possible answer. If he, Elijah, is on one end of the spectrum by being so frail and brittle, then the existence of someone who is on the other end of the spectrum, having superhuman durability, must balance the equation â€” and he believes David to be this person. He bases this conclusion on his love of comic books, and believing that "super" humans exist but are dismissed because of the commercialization of superheroes.David doubts he's a Real Life superhero, but the possibility leads to some deep self-examination. In addition to being (allegedly) Made of Iron, David also seems to have a subconscious ability to "read" people and know the evil things they have doneâ€¦ or are about to do. He begins to wonder whether it's possible that he's never been hurt in his life or if it's all coincidence and selective memory, and whether his alleged extrasensory powers are all just in his imagination. David starts considering how the theory, if true, could affect his purpose in life and his family's failing happiness, especially after being the lone survivor of a train crash, both of which have already caused him deep depression. After all of that, David has to ask himself the most important question: is it worth the risk he'll take to discover the truth?A sequel, Glass, was released in 2019, with Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson returning as their respective characters.Unbreakable has one hell of an ending, and it's pretty much the only ending to a Shyamalan film that hasn't received the It Was His Sled treatment. If you haven't seen the movie yet, avert your eyes from the spoilers below.
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Unbreakable / int_127fc252	type	Creator Cameo
Unbreakable / int_127fc252	comment	Creator Cameo: M. Night Shyamalan plays a drug dealer.
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Unbreakable / int_14a8e0a2	type	Villain Opening Scene
Unbreakable / int_14a8e0a2	comment	Villain Opening Scene: The film opens with the origin story and birth of the later supervillain and Davidâ€™s Treacherous Advisor Elijah, showing why his fragility devastated his mother and ultimately caused him to become a Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds, which is further fleshed out in a later scene between the two.
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Unbreakable / int_1777688d	type	Genre Savvy
Unbreakable / int_1777688d	comment	Genre Savvy: Elijah. And his obsession with the hero/villain genres of comic books led him to engineer the deaths of hundreds of people.
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Unbreakable / int_22cf536c	type	Chekhov's Gun
Unbreakable / int_22cf536c	comment	Chekhov's Gun: When we see David moving the revolver he keeps stashed on the top shelf in the closet, we just know it's going to have some significance later. Sure enough, his son Joseph gets it and holds his dad at gunpoint, thinking that he can prove David's superpower by having bullets bounce off him.
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Unbreakable / int_22ecc839	type	Kryptonite Factor
Unbreakable / int_22ecc839	comment	Kryptonite Factor: Explicitly acknowledged in the film, as every hero has some weakness. Shyamalan uses water as a weakness for the main superhero. In this case, though, it wasn't that he was especially vulnerable to water, but rather he was just as susceptible to drowning as a normal person â€” though it was theorized that the dense bone and muscle that made him unbreakable also made him unfloatable and so was at a higher risk for drowning. It was also a psychological weakness, as he had almost drowned once as a child (probably due to the aforementioned bone density), an event so traumatic he blocked it from his memory but left him with a phobia around water, even if he couldn't remember why.
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Unbreakable / int_23e32a30	type	Genre Deconstruction
Unbreakable / int_23e32a30	comment	Genre Deconstruction: This movie Deconstructs the Superhero genre before superhero films even became popular (With X-Men coming out only a few months earlier and Spider-Man two years later) and becoming the first of a sub-genre of 'Real-world Superhero' films.
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Unbreakable / int_246c5b47	type	Ascended Fanboy
Unbreakable / int_246c5b47	comment	Ascended Fanboy: Elijah. He used to read tons of comics in his lonely childhood, and became what is essentially a real-world supervillain.
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Unbreakable / int_2504772e	type	Walking Spoiler
Unbreakable / int_2504772e	comment	Walking Spoiler: More like 'Limping Spoiler,' but going into great detail about Elijah's character will spoil a large part of the film.
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Unbreakable / int_2882c8c1	type	Career-Ending Injury
Unbreakable / int_2882c8c1	comment	Career-Ending Injury: Subverted. David's football career was ended in a car accident, but not by it, as he faked a leg injury because his career was incompatible with his love for Audrey.
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Unbreakable / int_28cd01ca	type	Disappeared Dad
Unbreakable / int_28cd01ca	comment	Disappeared Dad: Going by flashback scenes to his childhood, Elijah seems to have one.
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Unbreakable / int_2b34de10	type	Conversational Troping
Unbreakable / int_2b34de10	comment	Conversational Troping: Elijah talks about the Lantern Jaw of Justice and other stylistic traits and conventions. At the end, David and Elijah's mother talk about Villain Tropes at Elijah's art gallery. She says that Elijah believes there are two main types of villains. There's the soldier villain, who fights the hero with his hands, and then there's the brilliant, evil Arch-Enemy, the really dangerous one, who fights the hero with his mind. Elijah is revealed to be the latter. During the scene where Elijah sells one of his comic art pieces, he explains how the character has been made to look like a villain, by giving him dark skin and large eyes, both of which fit Elijah.
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Unbreakable / int_2b5ea43c	type	Bland-Name Product
Unbreakable / int_2b5ea43c	comment	Bland-Name Product: Elijah's first comic book is an issue of "Active Comics"; the cover font is identical to the classic Action Comics, and the hero on the cover is a Superman Expy.
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Unbreakable / int_2c9ef8f7	type	Combo Platter Powers
Unbreakable / int_2c9ef8f7	comment	Combo Platter Powers: David has superhuman strength and durability, and can also see a personâ€™s evil deeds by touching them.
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Unbreakable / int_2d4fa515	type	Ax-Crazy
Unbreakable / int_2d4fa515	comment	Ax-Crazy: The Orange Man is a complete and utter lunatic, who broke into a house, killed the adults and was about to kill the children before David takes him down.
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Unbreakable / int_2e154495	type	Shower of Angst
Unbreakable / int_2e154495	comment	Shower of Angst: A Deleted Scene had David taking a shower after returning home from the train crash and collapsing into tears. Shyamalan said it was taken out because it was too much too soon.
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Unbreakable / int_3036294e	type	Scary Black Man
Unbreakable / int_3036294e	comment	Scary Black Man: Played with: any character played by Samuel L. Jackson is bound to have an intimidating presence, but his character has a bone disease that makes him extremely frail and infirm. He's also the super-villain of the story.
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Unbreakable / int_326a44a1	type	Create Your Own Villain
Unbreakable / int_326a44a1	comment	Create Your Own Villain: Elijah, as he strives to locate his antithesis, purposefully creates himself as the super-villain Mr. Glass, by becoming a mass-murdering criminal mastermind who felt the deaths of innocent people was worth it to finally know his role in life.
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Unbreakable / int_33f095a8	type	Jaded Washout
Unbreakable / int_33f095a8	comment	Jaded Washout: Played with. David was The Ace in his college days and is now holding a humble job and a crumbling family. The movie heavily implies that David's shabby life is because he has been ignorant of his true calling for so long.
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Unbreakable / int_34bd7be2	type	Super Drowning Skills
Unbreakable / int_34bd7be2	comment	Super Drowning Skills: Played with. David has a phobia of water due to a childhood incident. It's shown that David may be invulnerable, but he still requires oxygen, so he can drown just like anyone else, and due to his greater density with his abilities, he sinks like a rock.
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Unbreakable / int_3618ebb9	type	TheSixties
Unbreakable / int_3618ebb9	comment	The '60s: The opening scene shows the birth of Elijah in 1961. There's a woman wearing a distinctly late 1950s dress.
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Unbreakable / int_361fd3db	type	What Do You Mean, It's Not for Kids?
Unbreakable / int_361fd3db	comment	What Do You Mean, It's Not for Kids?: invoked In-universe, Elijah tears into a customer who assumes his comic-book art is an appropriate gift for a four-year-old.
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Unbreakable / int_38291355	type	Does Not Know His Own Strength
Unbreakable / int_38291355	comment	Does Not Know His Own Strength: Inverted. David never had to push his limits, or at least he doesn't remember any instances of doing so, leaving him convinced he's just average guy with average strength. This conviction in turn created a purely psychological barrier for him. When eventually trying his strength he runs out of weights and other objects to lift on his bench, while in a flashback he's shown tearing apart doors of a car, but due to the stress he doesn't even realise what he did.
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Unbreakable / int_38958f33	type	Black and Nerdy
Unbreakable / int_38958f33	comment	Black and Nerdy: Elijah grew up with comic books, because his frailty forced him to find a non-physical hobby.
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Unbreakable / int_3946634e	type	The Smart Guy
Unbreakable / int_3946634e	comment	The Smart Guy: Elijah, though just as with David it's massively downplayed. He doesn't so much have genius intellect as a superb attention to detail, a good education, and an utter devotion to his goals. Oh yeah, and a complete and utter Lack of Empathy. He has that too.
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Unbreakable / int_39b8d3d6	type	Boring, but Practical
Unbreakable / int_39b8d3d6	comment	Boring, but Practical: David's method of defeating The Orange Man is just to sneak up behind him and get him in a chokehold, until he's simply dead. No brawl, no fight, just enduring all the trashing and hits while maintaining his own hold.
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Unbreakable / int_3ac583f4	type	SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism
Unbreakable / int_3ac583f4	comment	Sliding Scale of Idealism vs. Cynicism: Most of the film could be seen as a quest to an uplifting story. Once the twist is revealed though, its often debatable on which side it actually leans forward to.
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Unbreakable / int_3fff5717	type	Genius Cripple
Unbreakable / int_3fff5717	comment	Genius Cripple: Elijah. Which is not a very good thing.
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Unbreakable / int_40cc0c7e	type	Bittersweet Ending
Unbreakable / int_40cc0c7e	comment	Bittersweet Ending: David is a superhero now... but his friend and mentor Elijah is actually his fated arch-enemy and committed to a mental institution. To make it even more bittersweet, Elijah is happy about this outcome, as he finally knows where he belongs in life.
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Unbreakable / int_46784617	type	Date Rape
Unbreakable / int_46784617	comment	Date Rape: A man David passes in the train station is shown to have done this to an unconscious woman at a party.
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Unbreakable / int_4852f325	type	I Just Want to Be Normal
Unbreakable / int_4852f325	comment	I Just Want to Be Normal: David until he accepts the calling.
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Unbreakable / int_4a852053	type	The Hero's Journey
Unbreakable / int_4a852053	comment	The Hero's Journey to Villain: Deconstructed. It doesn't help that the villain Elijah knows his mythology and the Campbellian elements well enough to manipulate David into accepting the Call to Adventure.
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Unbreakable / int_4d30004d	type	Wedding Ring Removal
Unbreakable / int_4d30004d	comment	Wedding Ring Removal: In his first scene, David removes his wedding ring before flirting with a much younger woman on a train. After a while, she ends the conversation by telling him she's married.
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Unbreakable / int_4e7c4536	type	Wham Line
Unbreakable / int_4e7c4536	comment	Wham Line: In the opening scene with the doctor.
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Unbreakable / int_4e7f703c	type	Wham Shot
Unbreakable / int_4e7f703c	comment	Wham Shot: Near the end of the film, when David shakes hands with Elijah, he sees a series of visions showing Elijah at the sites of various deadly accidents, with the final one being Eastrail 177.
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Unbreakable / int_537dd8fe	type	Affably Evil
Unbreakable / int_537dd8fe	comment	Affably Evil: Elijah.
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Unbreakable / int_53c9fc92	type	Flashback
Unbreakable / int_53c9fc92	comment	Flashback: It's mentioned several times that David and Audrey were in a bad car accident in college, which factors into several plot points, including David supposedly receiving a career-ending injury (disproving the "unbreakable" claim) that further allowed his marriage to Audrey, since she did not like the violence of football. Right before the climax, David inspects the wrecked train cars from the beginning of the film and flashes back to his car accident and what really happened.
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Unbreakable / int_54adb6a3	type	Staircase Tumble
Unbreakable / int_54adb6a3	comment	Staircase Tumble: While pursuing a man, Elijah falls down a flight of stairs, which puts him in a wheelchair and inflicts damage that necessitates months of physical therapy.
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Unbreakable / int_550754dc	type	Improbable Infant Survival
Unbreakable / int_550754dc	comment	Improbable Infant Survival: David playfully interacts with a child starring at him while on the train, just before the crash occurs. In a deleted scene, David asks a bishop about the crash, how he can be fine when his watch was crushed as if hit by a sledgehammer. The bishop then averts this trope by revealing angrily that the child on the train in front of David was his grandnephew. Also averted with Elijah, who spends most of his childhood cooped up, since he knows this doesn't apply to him. A newspaper clipping on Elijah's wall refers to a mudslide in Mexico, where an infant is the sole survivor.
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Unbreakable / int_56fb299	type	Raincoat of Horror
Unbreakable / int_56fb299	comment	Raincoat of Horror: This film is a Psychological Thriller/Deconstruction of the Super Hero genre, but it strays into horror territory near the end when protagonist David Dunn confronts a sadistic janitor who has invaded a family home, killed the father, and held the wife and their two children captive. David wears a long, hooded rain poncho◊ that conceals his face for the duration of that scene. The poncho later makes an appearance in a newspaper article about his heroics, with an artist's depiction of the mysterious hooded hero◊ who rescued the two children gracing the front page.
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Unbreakable / int_57766abe	type	Comic Books Are Real
Unbreakable / int_57766abe	comment	Comic Books Are Real: Elijah believes so, albeit embellished with Artistic License from real people with extraordinary abilities. His attempts to prove that David is one of these real-life comic book heroes drive much of the plot.
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Unbreakable / int_582f5a70	type	This Is the Part Where...
Unbreakable / int_582f5a70	comment	This Is the Part Where...: "I think this is where we shake hands."
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Unbreakable / int_5ce7dbb9	type	Central Theme
Unbreakable / int_5ce7dbb9	comment	Central Theme: Everything happens for a reason. However, this film debates whether or not it will be a good thing or not.
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Unbreakable / int_60ea2a89	type	Starter Villain
Unbreakable / int_60ea2a89	comment	Starter Villain: The Janitor is the first real threat David faces, and he almost loses when the Janitor catches David off-guard, knocking him into the pool, inadvertently exploiting David's Kryptonite Factor. Defeating the Janitor and saving the children is the first time David is hailed as a hero; Elijah later points out that this is just the first step in his burgeoning career as a real-life hero.
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Unbreakable / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
Unbreakable / int_6293c185	comment	Sequel Hook: The movie as a whole stands alone just fine, but being a Super Hero Origin and establishing that David is a real-world superhero with the intent of fighting criminals, the movie ends before we see anything come of that. As such, a sequel was requested by basically everyone up until the announcement of Glass (2019) nearly 18 years later.
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Unbreakable / int_632390db	type	Obliviously Superpowered
Unbreakable / int_632390db	comment	Obliviously Superpowered: David Dunn has preternatural levels of strength, resilience, and health, but because he's never had a reason to seriously push himself, these abilities have gone unnoticed for most of his life: it's not until finds himself as the sole survivor of a devastating train crash that he realizes that there might be something unusual about him - but even then, it takes a note from Elijah Price to make him realize that he's never been sick. It later turns out that he was aware of his powers, having used his strength to rescue his future wife from a car crash, but willingly forgot about them so he wouldn't have to continue his football career, even feigning a Career-Ending Injury to that end.
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Unbreakable / int_6627695f	type	Author Appeal
Unbreakable / int_6627695f	comment	Author Appeal: It was Samuel L. Jackson (himself a major comic book geek) who suggested that purple be the theme color for Elijah. This is because purple is Jacksonâ€™s favorite color, and it is a color often associated with famous comic book supervillains (The Joker, Lex Luthor, and the Green Goblin, just to name a few). A rather big clue as to who Elijah really is.
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Unbreakable / int_68f6e811	type	Made of Plasticine
Unbreakable / int_68f6e811	comment	Made of Plasticine: Played straight with Elijah due to his osteogenesis imperfecta.
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Unbreakable / int_6ac3af76	type	Divorce Is Temporary
Unbreakable / int_6ac3af76	comment	Divorce Is Temporary: David and Audrey are not divorced, but are sleeping apart, and David is looking to move out. He even removes his wedding band so he can flirt with a woman in the opening scene. David surviving the train crash motivates Audrey to not give up on their relationship, and try starting over.
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Unbreakable / int_6b35bdff	type	Serious Business
Unbreakable / int_6b35bdff	comment	Serious Business: When Elijah is first seen as an adult, he is speaking about the artistic merit of a very valuable concept sketch for a comic character, and the customer says he'll take it. Elijah walks out while congratulating him on his purchase, but stops when the other man remarks, "My kid's gonna go berserk." At that, Elijah tears into the man.
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Unbreakable / int_7175cb16	type	Clark Kenting
Unbreakable / int_7175cb16	comment	Clark Kenting: Subverted; David has been unknowingly doing this his entire life, unaware of his true nature as The Hero. Played straight at the end, though; only Elijah and Joseph are aware of his secret as he accepts his destiny.
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Unbreakable / int_71e514b5	type	Don't Try This at Home
Unbreakable / int_71e514b5	comment	Don't Try This at Home: In the weightlifting scene, David specifically tells his son that what he's about to do is very dangerous and he shouldn't try it.
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Unbreakable / int_7301ae04	type	Serial Killer
Unbreakable / int_7301ae04	comment	Serial Killer: Elijah kills far more people than he probably needed to just to find his antithesis. The janitor also was one.
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Unbreakable / int_7464705c	type	Arc Words
Unbreakable / int_7464705c	comment	Arc Words: "There was one survivor. He was miraculously unharmed."
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Unbreakable / int_7d34f23a	type	Reckless Gun Usage
Unbreakable / int_7d34f23a	comment	Reckless Gun Usage: Joseph finds and loads Davidâ€™s handgun and points it at Davidâ€™s head, threatening to shoot him to prove heâ€™s Immune to Bullets. David leaving his weapons and ammo unsecured in a house with a child would also count as a serious failure at gun safety.
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Unbreakable / int_7d3f1d63	type	The Ending Changes Everything
Unbreakable / int_7d3f1d63	comment	The Ending Changes Everything: And we do mean everything. The revelation that Elijah caused not only the train wreck, but multiple other such disasters to find someone like David, casts everything he says and does in a much more sinister light.
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Unbreakable / int_7ec94d53	type	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds
Unbreakable / int_7ec94d53	comment	Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Elijah suffers from osteogenesis imperfecta, which creates a brittleness in his bones that makes them very susceptible to fracture. He can't do things other kids can do in his childhood, is constantly in casts, and has only comic books to bring him joy. Then he decides that his purpose in life is to be a supervillain...
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Unbreakable / int_7ef70048	type	Big Bad Friend
Unbreakable / int_7ef70048	comment	Big Bad Friend: Elijah is the Big Bad of the film, which he reveals only when he and David are starting to become friends near the end. After becoming intrigued by the comics his mother gave him, he becomes obsessed with the hero/villain archetypes presented in the stories. Over the years, he engineers mass disasters that kill hundreds of people to find his antithesis, a real hero. He manipulates David over the course of the film to fill this archetype not to save people, but to find meaning in his own life.
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Unbreakable / int_8082ef3c	type	Ideal Illness Immunity
Unbreakable / int_8082ef3c	comment	Ideal Illness Immunity: One of the factors that make David realize that he is superhuman is the fact that he's never gotten sick or taken a day off from work.
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Unbreakable / int_845789b0	type	Superhero
Unbreakable / int_845789b0	comment	Superhero: Deconstructed. Unrealized sequels could have been intended as a Reconstruction.
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Unbreakable / int_871cff0c	type	Create Your Own Hero
Unbreakable / int_871cff0c	comment	Create Your Own Hero: Elijah engineers disasters that kill hundreds of people in order to find a real-life super-hero, then convinces him to follow the call.
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Unbreakable / int_875f008a	type	Psychometry
Unbreakable / int_875f008a	comment	Psychometry: The film has David discovering that he has the ability to read evil intentions and/or actions in a person via physical contact. He never gave it much thought, as he never tried to develop it and dismissed it as intuition. Elijah eventually confirms that his intuition is extremely accurate, to the point of describing the look and design of a concealed gun. A recurring image in the film is David feeling uncomfortable with physical contact, even from his wife and son, indicating this power contributes to a subconscious distress he can't understand.
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Unbreakable / int_88088476	type	Cheap Costume
Unbreakable / int_88088476	comment	Cheap Costume: A humble poncho. David still manages to make it look good, though, especially in the newspaper artist's recreation.
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Unbreakable / int_88799cf4	type	Badass Cape
Unbreakable / int_88799cf4	comment	Badass Cape: Played with. It's a rain poncho, not a cape, but it undeniably makes David look more badass during his first foray into superheroism.
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Unbreakable / int_8ae880f7	type	Deconstruction
Unbreakable / int_8ae880f7	comment	Deconstruction: This shows us a very dark version of the idea of a superhero, and of someone being Genre Savvy.
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Unbreakable / int_8d6d9535	type	Artistic License â€“ Medicine
Unbreakable / int_8d6d9535	comment	Artistic License â€“ Medicine: In real life, a person suffering from Osteogenesis imperfecta would almost never grow to be as tall as Elijah is (Samuel L Jackson is about 6'2").
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Unbreakable / int_8fdd68fc	type	Self-Serving Memory
Unbreakable / int_8fdd68fc	comment	Self-Serving Memory: A fairly dramatic version. One of the first holes in Elijah's beliefs was that David was in a car accident in college that created a Career-Ending Injury for his professional football prospects. When Elijah meets Audrey she reveals that as a physical therapist she wasn't happy about the violence of the sport, which caused him to theorize David faked being hurt in the car crash because he cared more about being with Audrey, who was hurt in the crash. Then over time he conditioned himself to think he really was injured, which ironically contributed to feelings of lost potential.
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Unbreakable / int_9633f14b	type	Badass Bystander
Unbreakable / int_9633f14b	comment	Badass Bystander: David rescues the two kids and tells them to stay low and quiet while he checks the rest of the house. After David falls into the pool and tangled up in the tarp, they rescue him by reaching a pole in so he could grab on and pull him to the edge.
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Unbreakable / int_984763bb	type	555
Unbreakable / int_984763bb	comment	555: The film opens with a train crash; the number to call for family members to check on survivors is 800-767-1482. Originally this number went to a recording telling people it was reserved for use as a placeholder number for use in movies and tv shows, but has since become used by a fake survey allegedly offering "free" boat cruises.
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Unbreakable / int_99db72ee	type	Immune to Bullets
Unbreakable / int_99db72ee	comment	Immune to Bullets: Played for Drama when David's son threatens to prove Elijah's theory while pointing a gun at David. Ultimately a Subversion, since David manages to talk him out of it and we never learn what would have happened if David got shot.
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Unbreakable / int_99ddfcec	type	Unwitting Instigator of Doom
Unbreakable / int_99ddfcec	comment	Unwitting Instigator of Doom: Elijah's mother. Her introducing him to his first comic book, in an attempt to cheer him up, ultimately led to Elijah becoming a real life super-villain by causing hundreds of deaths as he attempted to find his antithesis in a real-life superhero.
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Unbreakable / int_9a2aee13	type	Heroic Bystander
Unbreakable / int_9a2aee13	comment	Heroic Bystander: The two kids who David rescues near the end of the film end up saving him from drowning. Definitely a crowner.
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Unbreakable / int_9aca7084	type	Playing the Heart Strings
Unbreakable / int_9aca7084	comment	Playing the Heart Strings: During the flashback to the car accident.
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Unbreakable / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Unbreakable / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: Most notably, every establishing shot of Elijah through his life being framed in a glass object (mirror, television, picture display panel) and his mother noting, "They say this one has a surprise endin'!" Details like this make the movie equally entertaining during repeat viewings. His mother's remark that whatever God has planned for him will happen seems to portent Elijahâ€™s apparently inescapable destiny as a supervillain. When Elijah is trying to sell a comic picture, his description of a typical supervillain describes himself. The morning after David rescues the family, Audrey mentions that they should make it a family rule that if they see Elijah again, they call the police. David looks hesitant but agrees anyway. The next time David sees him, he discovers Elijah was responsible for a number of mass deaths incidents, and the subtitles indicate David led the police to him. The line Elijah's mother gives about the "soldier villain" who fights the hero with his hands. While this is likely a reference to the janitor that David just took down, with the release of Split, this line doubles as retroactive foreshadowing for the emergence of Kevin Wendell Crumb as the Horde, with the Beast persona in particular becoming the "soldier villain" who fights David in Glass (2019).
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Unbreakable / int_9d3b4703	type	This Is Reality
Unbreakable / int_9d3b4703	comment	This Is Reality: When David finally admits he has never been injured and asks Elijah what to do, he tells him to go where people are and offers the following advice....
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Unbreakable / int_9eb71c7c	type	Super-Toughness
Unbreakable / int_9eb71c7c	comment	Super-Toughness: David discovers that he is highly durable when he's involved in a train crash and comes out unharmed without a scratch on him. His durability is shown to have limits, for although he sustained no serious harm from the crash, it did knock him out for a while, since he woke up in the hospital. It is also revealed that he nearly drowned as a child. It's unconfirmed how he would respond to a gunshot, since he successfully talks his son into giving up the gun, and even Elijah points out that he never said David couldn't be killed. As a deconstruction, this ability leads to David having a serious case of Survivor's Guilt as he is the only one to walk away from the train crash unharmed when so many others died.
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Unbreakable / int_a1b141f4	type	My God, What Have I Done?
Unbreakable / int_a1b141f4	comment	My God, What Have I Done?: What's worse is that the girl changed seats after David hit on her. As David was the Sole Survivor, the implication (before he finds out he's Nigh-Invulnerable) is that she might have survived as well if David hadn't caused her to move.
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Unbreakable / int_a4d8473b	type	Stealth Sequel
Unbreakable / int_a4d8473b	comment	Stealth Sequel: The movie has one in the form of M. Night Shyamalan's Split, as revealed by David Dunn appearing in that movie's ending.
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Unbreakable / int_a8a4b41e	type	Not So Stoic
Unbreakable / int_a8a4b41e	comment	Not So Stoic: Elijah, and by extension, Samuel L. Jackson to anyone familiar with his other movies and pop culture status. Hearing his tearfully triumphant delivery of his Motive Rant is a twist in itself.
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Unbreakable / int_a8c6a317	type	Super-Strength
Unbreakable / int_a8c6a317	comment	Super-Strength: David is clearly shown as being an incredibly strong individual; however, the film never actually confirms the upper limits to David's strength: they run out of weights to put on the bar for him to lift and put several heavy objects on top of that.note A deleted scene shows he can lift an excess of 500 pounds. He's able to wrench open the door of a crashed car. David wasn't aware of this, as he never pushed himself beyond what he thought he could do. It's almost Strong as They Need to Be.
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Unbreakable / int_aa30e350	type	Sole Survivor
Unbreakable / int_aa30e350	comment	Sole Survivor: David, in a train wreck.
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Unbreakable / int_ad1db87c	type	Oh, Crap!
Unbreakable / int_ad1db87c	comment	Oh, Crap!: Several. One of the most notable is when David realizes that he'd fallen on the plastic cover for a swimming pool.
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Unbreakable / int_ae6adc36	type	Religious and Mythological Theme Naming
Unbreakable / int_ae6adc36	comment	Religious and Mythological Theme Naming: David, Elijah, and Joseph all come from The Bible. There may be some symbolism implied: David was a warrior king, Elijah was a prophet, and Joseph was an idealistic dreamer.
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Unbreakable / int_b0cd3349	type	Fridge Brilliance
Unbreakable / int_b0cd3349	comment	Given the movie's comic book themes, there is a subtle one that is Fridge Brilliance on later viewings. As noted above, the Color Motif that goes with Elijah is purple, and his office has a large Egyptian mural behind his chair, both of which are references to Ozymandias from Watchmen. It's Fridge Brilliance after youâ€™ve seen both movies, read the latter's source material, or both, and know that both characters are actually secretly the villain of the work.
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Unbreakable / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
Unbreakable / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Abusive Parents: David brushes against a woman in the stadium, walking with her son. He hears screams of "No, Mommy, please no!", and is tempted to act, but decides that he has more pressing matters at hand. This had DISASTROUS consequences.
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Unbreakable / int_b15ad926	type	Time-Shifted Actor
Unbreakable / int_b15ad926	comment	Time-Shifted Actor: A flashback to the car crash David and Audrey were in while in college has them played by younger actors. The difference is notable but obscured by the low lighting.
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Unbreakable / int_b17f6a27	type	I Did What I Had to Do
Unbreakable / int_b17f6a27	comment	I Did What I Had to Do: Elijah feels this way about engineering the deaths of hundreds of people.
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Unbreakable / int_b1f6077d	type	Supervillain
Unbreakable / int_b1f6077d	comment	Supervillain: Also deconstructed, in that the film explores what would drive a real person to become one, and what massive loss of life the scale of true super-villainy would entail. The hero-villain relation is also reversed; the villain isn't there to give the hero purpose in the plot, the villain created the hero to give himself purpose in the 'plot' of life.
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Unbreakable / int_b35b6eda	type	Secondary Color Nemesis
Unbreakable / int_b35b6eda	comment	Secondary Color Nemesis: Elijah talks about the use of secondary colors to characterize villains in comic books. The first villain David faces on his path to becoming a superhero is a sadistic janitor who wears bright orange overalls, while his diabolical arch-enemy wears purple, because it's Elijah himself. However, David himself is associated with green, rather than red, yellow, or blue. This does fit in with the hero on the cover of Elijah's first comic book, though; he had a green costume with a yellow cape. The "Security" logo on the back of David's poncho is also yellow, thus making him match the superhero's color scheme.
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Unbreakable / int_b3a0852b	type	Animation Age Ghetto
Unbreakable / int_b3a0852b	comment	Animation Age Ghetto: In-universe. Elijah refuses to sell a rare piece of comic book art to a father who is only looking for a gift for his four-year-old son, rather than someone who would appreciate the work of art.
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Unbreakable / int_b3f4bf22	type	Pants-Positive Safety
Unbreakable / int_b3f4bf22	comment	Pants-Positive Safety: That guy at the stadium doesn't believe in holsters.
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Unbreakable / int_b5171e10	type	Tragic Villain
Unbreakable / int_b5171e10	comment	Tragic Villain: Elijah is Desperately Looking for a Purpose in Life. He thinks that being a super-villain is better than not knowing who one really is, so he engineers several disasters to find his antithesis, a real-life superhero. He seems to express remorse for the sacrifices necessary to complete his life's work, but believes it was worth it to finally know who he is.
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Unbreakable / int_b83aeca9	type	Lantern Jaw of Justice
Unbreakable / int_b83aeca9	comment	Lantern Jaw of Justice: When showing off a piece of comic book art to a prospective client, Elijah explains how the square jaw is common to superheroes, while supervillains have more pointed facial features. Later, a sketch artist's rendering of the hero who saved the kids (David) is given a jawline to rival Dick Tracy.
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Unbreakable / int_b869b5b1	type	Color Motif
Unbreakable / int_b869b5b1	comment	Color Motif: Almost everything associated with David is green and Elijah is purple. This includes everything from their casual wear, how their home is decorated, various props they use and their family members. Red, yellow and orange is used to symbolize those with a negative impact on the characters.
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Unbreakable / int_b8ab7dc4	type	Treacherous Advisor
Unbreakable / int_b8ab7dc4	comment	Treacherous Advisor: Everything Elijah teaches David is so that he can be a great superhero and save people from other villains, but he has ulterior motives for guiding David on his journey. He wants David to be the hero so his own role as the villain is defined and was willing to engineer the deaths of hundreds of people in order to make this happen.
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Unbreakable / int_bb18a227	type	It's All About Me
Unbreakable / int_bb18a227	comment	It's All About Me: While it was important for Elijah to find a Hero, his motivation was not for improving the world, but for the selfish reason of knowing his own place in the world.
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Unbreakable / int_bb660963	type	Color-Coded Characters
Unbreakable / int_bb660963	comment	Color-Coded Characters: A deliberate addition to the style of the film. Like comic book characters, many of the people David encounters sport a Color Motif. David's is green. Elijah's is purple. The janitor is orange. And, like The Sixth Sense, red has major symbolic importance in the train station. In addition, whenever David senses someone has done or is planning to do something wrong, they are wearing bright colors or some other distinctive clothing that makes them stand out from the crowd. The wardrobe department played to this by having each character dress in more muted-colored versions of their outfits initially, with the colors becoming more vivid as their heroic/villainous aspects became more apparent.
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Unbreakable / int_bc74ef27	type	Berserk Button
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Unbreakable / int_bcd5bc72	type	Handshake of Doom
Unbreakable / int_bcd5bc72	comment	Handshake of Doom: The film ends with Elijah shaking David's hand - only for David's crime-detecting touch to alert him to the Awful Truth: Elijah is directly responsible for three major acts of terrorism, including an airplane bombing, a hotel fire, and the train crash at the start of the movie - all for the sake of finding someone with David's superhuman powers.
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Unbreakable / int_be009bbc	comment	Alliterative Name: David Dunn, quite fittingly.
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Unbreakable / int_c3c3c608	type	Evil Former Friend
Unbreakable / int_c3c3c608	comment	Evil Former Friend: It's a plot point, and the last spoken sentences in the film are said evil former friend specifically talking about it as a trope in fiction.
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Unbreakable / int_c4842ab1	type	Appropriated Appellation
Unbreakable / int_c4842ab1	comment	Appropriated Appellation: Elijah takes his childhood nickname of "Mr. Glass" as his supervillain name. He lampshades this when he reveals it to David.
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Unbreakable / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Unbreakable / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Elijah's hairstyle is based on Frederick Douglass. Given the movie's comic book themes, there is a subtle one that is Fridge Brilliance on later viewings. As noted above, the Color Motif that goes with Elijah is purple, and his office has a large Egyptian mural behind his chair, both of which are references to Ozymandias from Watchmen. It's Fridge Brilliance after youâ€™ve seen both movies, read the latter's source material, or both, and know that both characters are actually secretly the villain of the work. There is another in the scenes in the house when David is wearing his green raincoat with a hood pulled up, making him look like The Spectre. What do David and The Spectre have in common? They both punish the guilty and the first Spectre drowned, like David almost did as a child. The note Elijah left David "How many days in your life have you been sick?" is written in Comic Sans, a font directly inspired by the lettering in comic books.
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Unbreakable / int_cb83d23b	type	I Just Want to Be Special
Unbreakable / int_cb83d23b	comment	I Just Want to Be Special: Elijah has this bad. Mostly due to his medical condition.
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Unbreakable / int_d2112212	type	Proto-Superhero
Unbreakable / int_d2112212	comment	Proto-Superhero: Discussed. Elijah expounds on the ways comic book superheroes have their roots in earlier forms and archetypes, and uses this fact to bolster his belief that they are ultimately based on real life.
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Unbreakable / int_d2bc8b8b	comment	Indecisive Medium: With references to Comic Book visuals, by positioning the characters in door frames, and such.
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Unbreakable / int_d4d775c9	type	My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad
Unbreakable / int_d4d775c9	comment	My Dad Can Beat Up Your Dad: Made especially ironic/funny when Potter says this to Joseph, who turns away so Potter won't see his smirk because he knows what his dad can do.
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Unbreakable / int_d581ba71	comment	Comes Great Responsibility: Embraced by David, who, after he ended his sports career to be with Audrey, started working as a security guard because he feels an urge to help and protect people.
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Unbreakable / int_d7639dba	comment	Achilles' Heel: At first, Elijah is confused to learn that David is capable of drowning just like anyone else, until he remembers that every superhero needs a specific weakness.
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Unbreakable / int_d7d1a4ba	comment	Capepunk: This is a superhero film by way of a Psychological Thriller, showing a very dark view of a 'real-world superhero'. Mr. Glass in particular provides a lot of commentary on the genre's tropes, being the owner of a comic book art gallery obsessed with his comics.
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Unbreakable / int_dba1f5b5	type	Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny
Unbreakable / int_dba1f5b5	comment	Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny: Joseph discusses this trope when he asks David if he could beat up Bruce Lee. David won't listen to it.
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Unbreakable / int_dd082289	type	A Million Is a Statistic
Unbreakable / int_dd082289	comment	A Million Is a Statistic: The movie makes efforts to avoid this. We hear about 100+ people dying in the train crash, but a memorial service for the dead shows a mural with pictures of every one and the pastor is reading off every name and their occupation. David falls into a depression over Survivor's Guilt. Elijah states that he had been watching all these various incidents that result in mass deaths looking for someone like David, and when David realizes Elijah orchestrated all those accidents he is shaken over the loss of life.
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Unbreakable / int_dd95a27b	type	I Never Told You My Name
Unbreakable / int_dd95a27b	comment	I Never Told You My Name: Elijah reveals to his care worker that he knows David by asking, by name, how her husband was injured in a car wreck.
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Unbreakable / int_dda99fa8	type	Despair Event Horizon
Unbreakable / int_dda99fa8	comment	Despair Event Horizon: Elijah and his mother spent most of Elijah's life trying to avert this. Elijah's goal to discover a superhero is in order to prove to himself that he's not a 'mistake' and that he was born for a reason. But he'll accept any reason for existing.
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Unbreakable / int_dfe687c9	type	Alone with the Psycho
Unbreakable / int_dfe687c9	comment	Alone with the Psycho: David encounters a family that has been helpless in the hands of a psychopath for days when he invaded their home, killed the father, and tyrannized the wife and children.
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Unbreakable / int_e04a365b	type	All Anime Is Naughty Tentacles
Unbreakable / int_e04a365b	comment	All Anime Is Naughty Tentacles: Or rather, All Manga Is Hentai. In the comicbook store scene where a despondent Elijah causes a ruckus with his wheelchair, one of the clerk's first lines when he notices that Elijah has been hiding in the back for a while is "You better not be jacking off to the Japanese comics, I swear to God".
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Unbreakable / int_e1acc872	type	From Nobody to Nightmare
Unbreakable / int_e1acc872	comment	From Nobody to Nightmare: Elijah was a perpetually ill boy who wanted superheroes to be real so badly, he decided to become a supervillain.
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Unbreakable / int_e2415f	type	The Cape
Unbreakable / int_e2415f	comment	The Cape: David is very much this type of superhero. He even dons a rain poncho that looks somewhat like a cape. Underlined by a shot near the end of the film, when David comes home after saving the two girls; he hangs his guardâ€™s poncho up and the camera lingers on the word SECURITY on the back.
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Unbreakable / int_e49686	type	The Hero
Unbreakable / int_e49686	comment	Subverted; David has been unknowingly doing this his entire life, unaware of his true nature as The Hero.
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Unbreakable / int_e4b69188	type	Very Loosely Based on a True Story
Unbreakable / int_e4b69188	comment	Very Loosely Based on a True Story: In-universe, Elijah believes that the concept of the superhero, dating back to the epic heroes of the ancient world, was inspired by real-life people with superhuman qualities. The film itself is based on actual medical stories, both Elijah's brittle bones and David's indestructible bones. In fact, one story has a man in a car accident and was unharmed, but went to the hospital because that's what you're supposed to do. They learned that his bones were ultra-dense, as strong as granite, and the only indication he had before the accident was that he couldn't swim.
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Unbreakable / int_e6a901a3	comment	Meaningful Rename: Elijah dubs himself "Mister Glass", a name his peers had called him when they were kids due to his condition. It's a stark contrast to David, who pretty much assumes the name of the film with his "power".
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Unbreakable / int_e7e558	type	The Oner
Unbreakable / int_e7e558	comment	The Oner: Many scenes of the film are one continuous shot. Several conversations feature the camera simply panning back and forth between the actors speaking rather than cutting.
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Unbreakable / int_e9e35e8f	comment	Exact Words: When David tells Elijah that Joseph considered trying to shoot him to prove that he cannot be harmed, Elijah points out that he never said he couldn't be killed. Audrey asks David if he's cheated on her since they started having marital problems. He says, honestly, that he hasn't, although certainly not for lack of trying.
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Unbreakable / int_ea9f0351	type	My Brain is Big
Unbreakable / int_ea9f0351	comment	My Brain Is Big: Elijah comments on the tendency for villains heads to be larger than average. especially to evoke intelligence. Elijah's afro-esque hairstyle has the effect of exaggerating the size of his head.
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Unbreakable / int_ee8807f9	type	LawOfConservationOfDetail
Unbreakable / int_ee8807f9	comment	Law of Conservation of Detail: Here, as in most of his early films, Shyamalan intricately controls almost every line of dialogue to have some significance. Listen carefully to the first scene between David and a fellow passenger: it all feels very natural, but reveals many current and future story elements.
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Unbreakable / int_f0e85546	type	Unbuilt Trope
Unbreakable / int_f0e85546	comment	Unbuilt Trope: A deconstructive film that explores what a 'realistic' superhero would be like, long before 'realistic' superheroes were even a thing in motion pictures. It's older than Batman Begins, preceded only by actual comic book deconstructions such as Watchmen. It also goes even further than later deconstructions: David is entirely human, has only some above-average abilities and no super-gadgets, and struggles with accepting his role because he thinks heroes are just the stuff of stories, whilst his Eccentric Mentor Elijah speculates that heroic characters are in fact inspired by real-life heroes such as him. Elijah proves how dangerous applying tropes to real life can be; to force it into a narrative that makes sense to him, he arranges the deaths of hundreds of people to cement himself as a super-villain and find his natural opposite, David's superhero.
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Unbreakable / int_f275ee5f	comment	Dead Sparks: David and Audrey's marriage.
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Unbreakable / int_f88bba7c	comment	Detect Evil: David has a variation of this. Whenever he touches someone, he gets a glimpse of the most evil thing this person has done recently.
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Unbreakable / int_fac4ff79	type	Meta Casting
Unbreakable / int_fac4ff79	comment	Meta Casting: John McClane is Unbreakable, who knew?
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Unbreakable / int_faf4a043	type	Good Adultery, Bad Adultery
Unbreakable / int_faf4a043	comment	Good Adultery, Bad Adultery: David's awkward flirtation with a girl on his doomed train trip is portrayed as not only inept, but sleazy. Audrey later asks him, with no strings attached, if he has cheated since they've been having problems, and he tells her no. Her emotional reaction to that (and a Deleted Scene) suggests she may have been unfaithful or nearly was as well. My God, What Have I Done?: What's worse is that the girl changed seats after David hit on her. As David was the Sole Survivor, the implication (before he finds out he's Nigh-Invulnerable) is that she might have survived as well if David hadn't caused her to move.
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Unbreakable / int_fd86da63	comment	Crisis of Faith: In a Deleted Scene, David has a conversation with a priest who is distraught and doubting his faith in God after losing his nephew in the train crash. This exacerbates David's Survivor Guilt.
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Unbreakable / int_fe0330fb	type	Brick Joke
Unbreakable / int_fe0330fb	comment	Brick Joke: Upon their first meeting, David accuses Elijah of being a con artist, noting previous incidents where a conversation much like the one they are having ends with the scammer asking for the person's credit card. Elijah later meets up with David again, giving him yet another talk...and asks for his credit card. He's kidding.
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Unbreakable / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
Unbreakable / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: Osteogenesis imperfecta is a real disease, and was classified into four types at the time the film was made, as explained by Elijah (who explains further that he has Type I, the most common and least severe one). Today, there are seven known types. The mutation of the LRP5 gene can also result in ultra-dense bones. Interestingly, this effect was only noticed by scientist Karl Insogna in 1994 after a man was found uninjured after what appeared to be a serious car accident. The only hint of the condition he had previously was his tendency to sink like a stone in water. People with the mutation also tend to have â€œunusually square jaws.â€� Sounds familiar enough to be inspiration.
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Unbreakable	hasFeature	Unbreakable Bones / int_12b2b8a6
Unbreakable	hasFeature	Unintentionally Unsympathetic / int_12b2b8a6
Unbreakable	hasFeature	Villain Opening Scene / int_12b2b8a6
Unbreakable	hasFeature	Vindicated by Cable / int_12b2b8a6
Unbreakable	hasFeature	Wedding Ring Removal / int_12b2b8a6
Unbreakable	hasFeature	Wouldn't Hurt a Child / int_12b2b8a6
Unbreakable	hasFeature	Yearning for a Nemesis / int_12b2b8a6

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