Le Borne(Competent) posted this on Friday, 12th January 2001, 09:05
Who`d have thought that Samuel L Jackson was Bruce Willis` arch-enemy all along?
RE: Unbreakable
Ruben Gonzalez(Competent) posted this on Friday, 12th January 2001, 09:11
Oh go and spoil it for everyone Le bourne.
p.s. I was suprised he caused the train crash and other disasters too.
RE: Unbreakable
Le Borne(Competent) posted this on Friday, 12th January 2001, 10:18
Yes - do you think that the formula of Samuel L Jacksons "tortured child becomes ultra-terrorist to exact revenge on all those that did him wrong" worked?
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RE: Unbreakable
Iain M(Competent) posted this on Friday, 12th January 2001, 10:35
Another film by this guy that`s only superficially interesting. If you pay attention it`s clear what was going on in Sixth Sense from the trailers, and the moment you hear about Mr. Jackson`s character`s weakness so is Unbreakable....
Shame, cos he makes good films. Just needs to stop spoonfeeding us mystery.
RE: Unbreakable
Le Borne(Competent) posted this on Friday, 12th January 2001, 10:53
I agree, I found the conclusion slightly disappointing but quite well thought out. It`s just a pity the film was so long - it should have really been a short story.
However, the cinematography and imagery were excellent.
RE: Unbreakable
Ruben Gonzalez(Competent) posted this on Friday, 12th January 2001, 11:31
Don`t forget the sound design, the parts wherein his "sixth sense" is revealed really add to the scene.
I hear he`s currently working on a script for Indiana Jones 4, wonder what`ll come of that?
RE: Unbreakable
Iain M(Competent) posted this on Friday, 12th January 2001, 12:32
Indy finds a map to the Lost City of Gold and battles his way there only to find a large Toys`R`Us then realises that his map was really an old nappy and he`s still the young indiana jones (replete with floppy hair) dreaming.
