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"Unbreakable" (2000) ist ein weiterer genialer Mysterythriller von M. Night Shyamalan (u.a. "Sixth Sense", "Signs")...
Ein verheerendes Zugunglück vor den Toren von Philadelphia. 131 Tote. Nur ein Mann hat die Katastrophe überlebt... Völlig unverletzt, ganz ohne Schrammen. Hatte David Dunn (Bruce Willis) nur Glück? Oder gibt es einen tieferen Grund für sein Überleben? Er hat keine Antworten auf seine Fragen. Doch dann tritt der mysteriöse Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson) in sein Leben. Er behauptet, David Dunn sei unzerbrechlich und er wüsste warum...
"Unbreakable" startete am 20. Dezember 2000 in den deutschen Kinos...
Sequel zu "Unbreakable" !?!
Eine Fortsetzung ist zwar eher unwahrscheinlich, aber wäre zumindest interessant... ;-)
Unbreakable
Aktuelles
[24.09.2008] MTV sprach mit M. Night Shyamalan über "Unbreakable 2"...
[...] "I tell you I get asked about it all the time, so it's not [an idea] I ever forget," Shyamalan told MTV News. "I genuinely just asked this question the other day - should I make 'Unbreakable 2'?"
If Shyamalan does indeed decide to revisit "Unbreakable," he'll have at least one of the original film's stars ready and willing to join up - Samuel L. Jackson, who played the very-breakable villain, Elijah Price, in the movie.
"Every time I see [Shyamalan], he says, 'I've written this thing for you,' so I say, 'why are you always doing these movies I'm not in?'" said Jackson.
According to both Shyamalan and Jackson, "Unbreakable" was originally intended to be a trilogy, but a series of bad reviews as well as fan and film critic misconception of Shyamalan's work quickly tabled the idea of a possible franchise. As Jackson put it, "He was a victim of what Quentin [Tarrantino] was a victim of. 'Jackie Brown' is a great movie, but it's not 'Pulp Fiction 2.' 'Unbreakable' is a great movie, but it's not 'I see f**king dead people.'"
Likewise, Shyamalan has his own take on the lack of a sequel. "I made the mistake of getting caught up in the hype of the immediate reaction of the movie, which, experience has shown me, is not accurate to any of my movies," he explained. "And If I had been more confident and said 'I believe in that movie, I love that movie, and I should just go start writing the second one," that would've been the right move. I've still been thinking about it a lot and wonder if it's too late."
Shyamalan even sat down with Jackson during the film's production to discuss where his character could and would go had the film spawned a sequel.
"Back then we talked about what the rest would entail," recalled Jackson. "I broke out of the mental institution. I'm out there doing stuff and ["Unbreakable" co-star Bruce Willis' "David Dunn" is] after me. It's very cool. He still wears that rain thing, that windbreaker."
So the idea seems to be there, and Jackson's ready to break out the funky hair-do(n't) and purple suit, so - bottom line - will we see an "Unbreakable 2," Mr. Shyamalan?
"I do love the [comic book movie] genre, I just wanna make sure that I'm able to express who I am," explained Shyamalan. "I don't want to get so lost in the subject that I have to neuter everything that's me in it, so maybe 'Unbreakable' is the comic book thing I should do - I keep coming back to that."
We'll take that as a solid "maybe."
[13.09.2007]
Der TV-Sender VOX zeigt "Unbreakable" um 20.15 Uhr... Die Wiederholung läuft um 0.40 Uhr...
[25.08.2004]
Moviehole über "Unbreakable 2"...
According to a report on the Counting Down website, M.Night Shyamalan is still considering doing a sequel to "Unbreakable". M.Night told Howard Stern that he didn't think the public were exactly screaming out for a follow-up, but that doesn't mean he isn't keen on doing one.
Shyamalan also expressed his interested in working with star Bruce Willis again, meaning it's more than likely than Bruno will be back for seconds if it does happen.
News of an "Unbreakable" sequel first surfaced on Aint it Cool a few months back. According to their scooper, Shyamalan's idea for the sequel - egged on by pleasing DVD sales of the original - was to have it focus on Willis's character adjusting to his new status. It was noted that Original co-star Samuel L.Jackson probably wouldn't be involved.
[11.01.2004]
RTL zeigt "Unbreakable" um 20.15 Uhr als deutsche Free TV-Premiere...
[02.09.2002]
Phantastik.de meldet...
Obwohl M. Night Shyamalan zunaechst kein Interesse an einer
Fortsetzung zum Film "Unbreakable" hatte sprach er jetzt
ueber eine moegliche Film-Trilogie. "Entertainment Weekly"
sagte der Drehbuch-Autor, er wuerde die Story gerne weiterspinnen
und sehen, wie der von Willis dargestellte Held mit seiner
neuen Faehigkeit klar komme.
[28.07.2002] SF Wire sprach mit Shyamalan über "Unbreakable 2"...
Writer/director M. Night Shyamalan told SCI FI Wire that he originally wanted to do a sequel to his superhero film Unbreakable, but thought better of it when critics and audiences reacted lukewarmly to the movie. "I would have, but I just didn't feel enough love... That's the true answer. Most people won't give you the true answer. I just didn't feel enough love."
Shyamalan added that he was a bit surprised by the negative reaction to the movie, which starred Bruce Willis as a reluctant hero. "I was mostly surprised at the lack of the acknowledgment of what at least we aspired to do, [which] was to do the classy, non-fighting [non-Green-] Goblins-on-the-roof version [of a comic-book story]. Spider-Man was the goblins on the roof. I liked Spider-Man a lot. And my favorite part of it was the first hour, again, becoming Spider-Man. That's what I like, and that's what I wanted to make a movie of. And yeah, I have other ideas for Mr. Glass [Samuel L. Jackson] and Bruce's character, but ... ."
Asked if he might be persuaded to do a sequel, Shyamalan said, "I don't know. There's a lot of [fans], like when we had the first screening of Signs, these Unbreakable fanatics came out in force. And I was like, wow. They all came out. They came out with the DVDs and the posters. I was like, holy moley. And there was one Sixth Sense DVD there. And everybody else was Unbreakable. And I was like, wow. I guess there is a little cult thing going on. But that was really sweet. I don't know. I don't know. Maybe."
[28.07.2001] Bei AICN gibt es erste Infos zum Plot von "Unbreakable 2" und einem alternativen Ende von "Unbreakable"... SPOILER !!!
[28.12.2000] Heute startet "Unbreakable" in den deutschen Kinos... Bei CINEMA gibt es eine Kritik zum Film...
Unbreakable
DVD & Video
 Unbreakable - Unzerbrechlich
Regionalcode 2
FSK: Freigegeben ab 16 Jahren
DVD & Video Erscheinungstermin: 20. September 2001
Unbreakable
Links
Unbreakable
Offizielle Website
Offizielle, englischsprachige Infos...
http://www.areyouunbreakable.com
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Literatur
Andy Green
Unbreakable - Unzerbrechlich
Roman zum Film
Englischsprachiges Taschenbuch
192 Seiten (2001)
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Soundtrack
James Newton Howard
Unbreakable
Original-Soundtrack
Audio CD
Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2000
14 Titel: u.a. Hieroglyphics; The wreck
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Trailer
Unbreakable
Trailer
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