UNBREAKABLE Breakdown | Ending Explained, Easter Eggs, Hidden Details & Things You Missed
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- UNBREAKABLE Breakdown | Ending Explained, Easter Eggs, Hidden Details & Things You Missed. In this video, we break down the Unbreakable, literally. We return to this Superhero movie with a twist and breakdown all of the Easter Eggs, Hidden Details and Things you Missed throughout the Movie, and also some of the many reasons why I think that this movie is a masterpiece. Released in the year 2000 this came hot off the heels of M. Night Shyamalans smash hit The Sixth Sense. Unbreakable, starring Bruce Willis and Samuel L Jackson, and being the first part of a trilogy including the movies Split and Glass. let's get right into this as there is a lot to get through!
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So with Knock At The Cabin now being out worldwide I thought I'd revisit one of my favourite M Night Shymalam movies. That is Unbreakable. Released in the year 2000 this came hot off the heels of the directors smash hit the Sixth Sense and Stuart Little which I only learned last week that he was the screenwriter for.
That's arguably M Nights biggest twist but Unbreakable definitely feels like it packs one of his most devastating with the reveal at the end involving a character that we grew to love throughout the movie. In this video I wanna bring you a big breakdown on the film, the hidden details in it and also some of the many reasons why I think that this movie is a masterpiece.
It's a film I saw when I was very young and it's stuck with me over the years as being one of the best deconstructions of a superhero origin story. I actually think that Unbreakable was ahead of it's time and with it being released in 2000 it didn't really get the appreciation that many people have for it now. Dropped at the start of the millenium, this came before the wave of comic book movies that now make up most of our culture and going back to it I was blown away by how good of a job it does at grounding some of the extreme things we see in films today. Though Nolan is often credited as being the first person to really do a grounded superhero movie it has to be said that M Night got there first and it's difficult to think of any that are this sincere.
Now when this released a lot of us poured over the special features and in them M Night went over the original plan which eventually saw it coming to fruition almost twenty years later in Glass. M Night has always said that this was supposed to be act one and in hindsight we know that split and glass were acts two and three.
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This is a really great movie. Really proud and happy you released this!
There was infant that survived the earthquake in Turkey-Syria.
Aren't you going to do a recap of The Nevers episode 7 to 12?
Please breakdown split and glass
Hey Paul, great breakdown!
Have you ever watched 𝘾𝙝𝙧𝙤𝙣𝙞𝙘𝙡𝙚 with Michael B. Jordan?
That’s another early 2000s superhero movie with the premise of “𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗶𝗳 𝘀𝘂𝗽𝗲𝗿 𝗽𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝘄𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗹? 𝗟𝗶𝗸𝗲..... 𝙛𝙧 𝙛𝙧??”
I remember enjoying it and would love to see your take on it! 🙏🏽👀
Can’t break it down bro it’s unbreakable
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I want to take a moment to give Bruce Willis his flowers in light of his health condition. He is one of my top 5 best actors and has been my 80's/90's heartthrob.
Yeah he’s great
Agreed!
Yeah, this is definitely the end of an era. I always saw him as one of the top 3 perfect tough guy hero dudes in action movies. Fifth Element will always be my favorite one of his.
Dementia is just so sad. Thoughts to Bruce and his family. ❤
Agreed. He has been one of my favorites since the 80s.
Some more easter eggs:
13:52 - Elijah discusses these "realistic depictions" - hero's square jaw, villain's disproportionate head to the body - David is played by Bruce Willis, a man with a prominent, masculine square jaw, and Sam L Jackson's hairstyle makes his head look disproportionately large to the rest of his body (though SLJ chose this style to model on Frederick Douglas, a slave abolitionist in the 1800s).
17:56 - David walks through the crowd and brushes past people the way he does to those in the train station later on. As he goes past the man with the gun the music dies out subtly, but there is no immediate indication that he has touched him or noticed something other than the audio and David's reaction. A great move here by M. Night as it slowly builds up this ESP David has, letting us gradually get more of an idea of what it is and how David perceives it.
18:33 - this increased measures in security very much reflect our post-9/11 culture in airport security and monitoring actions. An eerie move on M. Night's part as this came 10 months before 9/11.
It's very much believed that, much like Elijah's biology is rooted in true-science of Type 1 Osteogenesis-Imperfecta, David may have a hyper-exaggerated version of Myostatin-Related-Muscle-Hypertrophy - a real disorder in which people who have this don't have the growth hormone Myostatin that inhibits excess muscle growth (if we have too much muscle we struggle to move/run etc and several scientists have manufactured ways to inhibit this GH and breed cattle with huge muscle mass). This reflects Elijah as he is another individual missing a biological element that give him his powers. Coupled with this, David is also indicated to have extra skeletal density. Put this together with his Myostatin-Related-Muscle-Hypertrophy and you have the exact reason David is afraid of water and can't swim. People with this disorder never learn to float on water as they are so dense in muscle and skeletal properties that they sink! Very subtle real world science, but fantastic groundwork to this superhero-epic!
Unbreakable remains my all time favorite superhero movie just because of how grounded and realistic it felt. No cheesy action or superpower effects. On top of that, it felt very noir despite being set in a present-day time.
Yes !!
This movie was at least a decade ahead of its time, I even had to admit when I saw it in the theaters and I thought it was just ok, now I think it’s one of the best super hero origin movies ever made.
This movie was definitely overlooked and under appreciated when it was released. I remember watching it in theatres 3 times and everyone I knew either thought I was weird or said they just didn't get it. I knew it was something special and I was just a kid. Rewatched it after all these years and it's still a masterpiece. Bruce Willis was so magnetic in this role and the score is unforgettable.
I think a lot of its initial reception was because of its marketing. People didn't know what kind of movie to expect and it absolutely wasn't what the trailers promised. I remember them being very action forward, while the movie is actually kind of a character drama. Now that it's had enough time to be divorced from its marketing campaign, people are appreciating it more.
I remember watching it when it came out and being surprised at the lackluster reception. Glad that it's getting recognised today for the wonderful work that it is. M.Night really was ahead of his time.
The movie is both subtle and heavy handed in its plot points, especially in the super hero references. Super powers very much come across as cheating reality, as they make people seem better at their jobs then they actually are, and make the victories seem unearned. I think audiences didn't appreciate this, and that was my feeling at the time as well. This movie had a lot of plot points that went nowhere, and I really didn't feel anything for our hero, who comes across as something of a loser in the A plot, even though his 'press A to win' powers come through in the end.
I agree. I held this movie in my top 10 for many many years. I still own the dvd and watch it every year.
I love these breakdowns you’ve been doing of these slightly older, great movies. Such a cool way to introduce people to movies that they may not have seen or appreciated at the time of their release. You keep making them, I’ll keep watching them.
Ey thank you so much, really enjoyed doing em
@@heavyspoilers Keep them coming!
As somebody who's always been a villain fan, mister glass is probably one of the best portrayals of a villain you will ever see... No superpowers no one limited money...just beats you with his mind
Something that's really impressive to me is, M. knight was basically trying to do what the MCU ended up doing years before the MCU came to existence. If he was allowed to make his sequels then, he'd be seen in an even higher light especially considering he was using original characters and not already established cultural icons. Legendary.
"You wanna know why, David?? It was because of the kids! They called me 'Mr. Glass'."
"I know who I am." I love how Elijah is ultimately crushed to discover during the ending that, yes indeed..he is a villain. He seems sad about it, yet relieved that his lifelong search for purpose has finally revealed itself.
😂 the kids!! They call me Mr GLASS 😂😂 BISHHT PLEASE THEM KIDS ARE A MENACE!
😊😊 ELIJAH'S MOM SHOULD HAVE PULLED THEM KIDS TO THE SIDE TOOK OFF HER BELT AND SHOW THEM WHAT GLASS REALLY FEELS LIKE ON THEIR ASS😮
I'm loving the breakdowns for these older movies. These movies are bangers that a lot of people have forgotten about or haven't seen at all. Keep it up!
same here, gives me a reason to watch em again!
I liked the color analysis you did. I'd like to add that purple and green are complementary colors, which means they're opposites on the color wheel, as opposite as glass and David are.
Apologies for the necro; I just found this channel recently.
Kinda surprised no one pointed this out, but no, green and purple aren’t complementary colors. *However*, green, purple, and orange as a trio are all secondary colors, each being formed by a mixture of two primary colors…
Green and purple share *blue*, which could be linked to the common weakness of water between David Dunn and Mr. Glass. Purple and orange share *red*, the color of blood (in this case, in the sense of “blood on their hands”) and the color most frequently associated with evil besides black.
This movie was such a great unexpected superhero movie. Split was a fantastic surprise sequel. And Mr. Glass was a conclusion.
I love this movie but I feel Glass did this whole universe a disservice. I saw this in theaters and was so blown away.
Honestly ! Incredibly disappointed with Glass
Such a pessimistic dumb ending
David dead in a puddle with a random secret society introduced at the end smh, M.night always gets in his own way
I love this Movie. One of the best superhero movies of all time.
One of the best comic book movies ever made. Amazing details, storytelling, emotion, Acting. Bruce And Samuel deserved Oscar nominations. The ending always hits me with Samuel's line delivery. James deserved a nom too. One of the best and most underrated scores ever. Too bad Glass sucked because it had so much potential. Split was really good through.
This trilogy caught me off guard. It is an amazing superhero movie that doesn't need the frills. I watch this with the same love as the Dark Knight trilogy.
Thanks again Paul - you're killing it. I went to see Unbreakable on opening night when it came out and the only theatre showing it was 45 minutes away. Halfway there, we ran into a freak snow storm that slowed down our arrival and because of this I missed the title card referring to 'comic books' - so my shock later on when SLJ/Glass was laying things out was an epiphany (I leaned over to my wife [then girlfriend] and said "This is a comic book origin story!" - She could care less lol. I still think that the movie plays much better without that card, because serious comic book / superhero movies weren't a thing yet (like you stated) and it was such a treat for those of us who love shit like that - instead of the card slyly revealing what's looming ahead.
Hahah at least you guessed the twist. Yeah I don’t think it needs the card either tbh. Adds nothing to the movie.
It’s a little interesting that Elijah is taking it upon himself to search for track down super hero’s, which is sort of Samuels role in the avengers movies. What do you think? 🤔
This movie was fantastic. Definitely stick with me as well. Great video!
Thank you
You could also say that the jaguaro character is a beast. M. Night playing chess not checkers.
M Night's trilogy is the most realistic superhero 'franchise'. He did a great work with the cinematography and the dark themes. I personally would prefer Unbreakable-Split-Glass style movies a hundred times more then the marvel's stuff, which not even come close to this masterpiece of art! Great rundown!
So glad you made this breakdown. The Unbreakable Trilogy is my absolute favorite movies of all time and the best super-hero movies in my opinion as well. Your breakdown made me fall in love with the first movie all over again and I'm going to binge them all tonight!!!
Good choice Paul. This is a great movie.
You've got to do "Split" next.
BTW, I'm with you dude 👍
So sad to hear about Bruce now be diagnosed with dementia. My great gma that passed last year had that, some days were good & others were bad. Wishing Bruce the best!
Whatever MNS ended up doing, back when I first saw this film I loved it and knew it was something special. It's a film you can rewatch many many times.
Prayers to Bruce and his family 🙏🏾❤️
Also, In the comic book cover the hero is fighting a beast, which is the bad guy’s name in split
Love Unbreakable, the scene when his kid pulls a gun has that same "ultra real" feel that the "Funny How" scene has in Goodfellas...can not explain it well, just has that uncannily "scarily real" feel.
Awesome Music too in this movie 👍
Loving your channel! So glad I've found it!
Thank you so much for this breakdown. This is one of my favorite movies and I missed almost all of the things you brought up. Well done, I really enjoyed this!
What a fantastic movie. I recently watched Split and Glass, and they are right on. After dozens of superhero movies, M. Night still managed to make them unique.
Loving these movie breakdowns, I only saw Unbreakable recently but I really liked it.
Love this movie, great retro review and analysis
Thanks for keeping me company while I made breakfast this morning. Great analysis again!
I really enjoyed this breakdown. You added a few insights that are new to me and this is my third or fourth video on this topic. Great Job!
Great Movie Choice! And Great breakdown! Also really good sportsmanship after having the Knock @ Cabin video taken down after being allowed up for 10 days. I really liked this, and at the time thought it should do better. People had a skewed expectation because they were fresh off of seeing The Sixth Sense from M. Night. I think. Anyway, you didn't like 12 Monkeys? I saw in theater when I was 15 and I loved it, like really really loved it. But anyway, Unbreakable is in a different class altogether. Cheers.
Nah I love 12 monkeys. Originally was a pandemic joke but the editor thought we could add a 12 monkeys tie in there too.
Nicely done. Now you need to do the other two Glass and Split!
Thanks for the info
Well up for more Breakdowns of older Films! The scene where Dunn is "Unbreakable and Holding On" is Amazing! Also the Score is Class and Makes it A Classic Death Scene! Again Thanks HS and Another Great Choice! Can't wait for the next one Cheers
Unbreakable by far is my favorite M Night movie and top tier Superhero movie. Thank you for giving it a breakdown like this.
The Bruce Willis/Sam L. Jackson combo will always be top tier.
Great Movie, I love it 10/10!
Great Breakdown also 👍
Cheers for this, I loved it 👍 for me unbreakable was the best of the trilogy even though I really enjoyed them all. How about a breakdown in the future of the exorcist?
Unbreakable is severely underrated
I did enjoy. Thanks!
Great break down 🌹
My fave m night film nice breakdown paul good work as ever x just what I needed to see and didn't know 👍
Ey thank you so much, comments like that make it all worth it. Couldn’t have done it without the team either.
My doood this might be my favourite you’ve (un)broke down. Kinda have the need for a split/glass breakdown now.
I remember I did a report on this movie back in like 2001 or 2002 for one of my high-school art classes. These are the types of superhero movies I really wanted to watch back then and still now. One of the best superhero movies IMO back way before the MCU, and I love how it actually includes comics and comic collecting in it. Still holds up today really well.
Great video.
Awesome movie
Great movie & great breakdown. 👍🏼
Thank you for discussing Unbreakable. It is one of my favorite films as well.
Agreed, it was ahead of its time. Taht scene whe he goes in and takes out the the guy in orange always stuck with me, that comic art/active comics cover that guy is buying kinda reminds me of david and the beast as well
Great episode mister...love the Unbreakable series..
I’d never heard of this movie until I ran across it on HBO or some cable channel and i thought, oh Bruce Willis and Sam Jackson, gotta see this and I LOVED IT !!! Definitely the BEST of the 3 movies !!!
Unbreakable is definitely an amazing movie. One of my favorites. It's definitely has gotten more recognition over the years but the reason I think it did not make a huge of a splash compared to other "superhero" movies is that it isn't a very "super" hero movie, it's mostly just a hero movie. Sure the protag definitely has a "superpower" but it's not "super" if you get what I mean. Compare it to say Spiderman or Ironman where it's quite clear even if you just see it for a few frames in a commercial "Oh that's a superhero movie" as it's very obvious, very flashy and heavily action based.
Meanwhile Unbreakable is very subtle and you don't really see the hero go into "action" up until the very end and all you get is a minor fight scene. IRL Bar fights have more action than that scene. And I think a lot of people during Unbreakable's release didn't really get it.
I really appreciate these breakdowns of older movies. It’s led me to rewatch them all because they were so great.
Thank you 🙏
I'll definitely need to go rewatch this movie, but at the 5:04 mark if this video it looks to me like for a split second when David is on the train with his on the window looking out, that the figure walking the platform with his back to us is Elijah.
Now I've got to go rewatch the movie and look for more intricacies. lol
Love this breakdown of Unbreakable.
Thank you
I remember going to the local store and renting Unbreakable on VHS 📼 if I'm remembering correctly it was one of the if not the last VHS 📼 I rented. Great film!
Keep doing the good work cant even imagine how much time it takes to make one of these. Any thoughts on doing one on Chronicle?
I love chronicle!
As a fan of unbreakable since I first seen it it 2002, the trilogy makes complete sense and its groundwork for the climax for glass is layed forth from unbreakable. The trilogy is the most grounded "super hero trilogy" but at the same time the ending of glass still urks me. I give m night credit for sticking to his guns and following thru but as a fan the ending of glass irritated me.
The killer virus set loose in an airport is a reference to Bruce Willis’s role in 12 monkeys
I literally just did a full rewatch of this trilogy. Gotta love it
Good point on the realisn of super hero. I think this type of movie is amazing. So raw . relatable. Close to madness. And mundane. If foreshadow awakening.
M Night appreciates you for this
I’m a fan of this series. Can’t wait til next one. AYEEEEE. you gotta speak on the tablet that sits behind Mr Glass it’s Egyptian.
I’ll never forget seeing this in the theater when I was 20. Been a favorite ever since.
I always liked to think Kevin was named Crumb as a symbolic nod to a crumb being a small part of a larger whole, ostensibly made up of other chunks (or crumbs).
I had the twist of unbreakable spoiled for me before watching it and it still floored me and left me speechless when it happened. Point made
3:23 ya making me feel old bra, we had Internet in 2000 it'd take an hour to sign on but we had it🙂 thumb up great job!
This was back when M Night wasn't pressured to create gold everytime. I think studios pushed him too much to put something out, so ideas were just like fulfilling a contract.
Your breakdowns on older movies are great! You talking about “American Psycho” makes me wonder if that’s in the future breakdown videos. Lol
the emotional beats really hit home in this movie and it all feels so carefully crafted. love the score, too. one of my favourites from MNS.
This trilogy is the best thing he's done, so frigin good. I remember the moment we heard NEMESIS and boom we knew we were watching superheroes.
Totally agree with you on every word ..way head of it's time ..would of loved more of this character. M.nights best work in tie place with the village x
Watching split got me into this and I'm glad it did
Do more of this classic films, will be waiting for Split and Glass as well.
I lol'd at the Uncle Rico reference. Well done.
I’ve never watched this series of movies. Now I want to watch them. Thanks Heavy for the recommendation.
I love this film and the breakdown is superb as usual. I didn’t like what they did with Glass unfortunately.
Just like David’s hold on the guy with the orange jumpsuit, David and Audrey’s relationship and love for each is Unbreakable.
I understood it was a super hero film. I could see why some people it took awhile. Or they didn't get it,even though it was yelling it at you.
The music in this movie brings tears to my eyes every-time I hear it
27:18 I thought it funny that with all the attention to details, the production crew misspelled the word "EXCEPT."
I absolutely love this film so much. I first saw it when I was very young but always forgot what the film was called. Eventually I found it again and loved it all over again. I couldn't believe it when I saw Spilit.
Excellent film.
Also, there is the line about villains heads being disproportionately large, and that's the role Elijah's hair does.
Unbreakable and Sixth Sense have always been my two favorite movies of M. Night. He’s one of those directors who tends to have interesting ideas, but his twists and many of the final products are just so dumb and incredibly predictable - you can figure out most of his movie’s twists just from watching their trailers!
27:39 Did he just diss 12 Monkeys?! Come on. Terry Gilliam has done a lot of great works.
2000, sweet baby Jesus. Never feels like that long ago until you hear someone say it.
Love you Paul!
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27:18 I never noticed it before, but the newspaper has a typo in it in this scene at. "Kills all *expect* newborn." Should be "...*except* newborn."
The virus at the airport is 12 Monkeys, a Bruce Willis film.
Love me Some Bruce ❤ Always and Sam 's acting in this film is amazing.. Vs Die Hard With a Vengeance.. Shows the range of acting of these guys.. Its Awsome
120KG in my 1RM. Great video, great movie. Cheers 😊
this film is a masterpiece
You got balls for doing this breakdown. Applause 👏🏻