M. Night Shyalaman's second movie wasn't the hit that Sixth Sense was, but it's hard to stand up to that blockbuster. This was a quieter movie, despite being about superheroes, that tried to answer the question of what real powers would look like. It was exciting and interesting, and then 20 years later he made Glass and this movie is now worse for being associated with that one.

A fantastic deconstruction of superheroes and comic books. Takes its time establishing Bruce Willis' character, but when the moment of self realization happens, you can't help but feel inspired. Really great score in this one, and Shyamalan shows great formal discipline throughout. Love the use of color as motif in this one.

A dour superhero movie that rejects the conventions of the genre, Unbreakable succeeds where so many other stories have before - by asking the question 'but what if superheroes were REAL, though?'