Unbreakable - Ending Scene

[rensro]

He wasn't trying to be the villain he was trying to find a superhero and then he realized he was the villain

[TheWarthogRunGame]

The handshake.... one second they're friends, the next second, everything shatters and they're enemies.

[thefly]

Bruce Willis’s finest work. Samuel L Jackson’s finest work. M Night’s finest work. I loved this movie.

[b.o.j.]

“You killed all those
“But, I found you”

[flrethlef]

“I’m not a mistake.” This is heart breaking because he truly believes his purpose is to be the villain. Almost as if he doesn’t have a choice. As if he is destined to be what he has chosen to be. He has lived a life thinking he was without purpose. This is so common in real life. It’s tragic to see people choose something they feel they’ve been forced into. We always have a choice.

[OGGHOST]

Tears started coming when he said "I'm not a mistake"

[Pentarax]

So many people over the years have tried to "deconstruct the superhero mythos", "give us a grounded superhero", or "imagine a grittier take on the hero genre".

Shyamalan perfected that take all the way back in 2000.

[mordanthubris]

This movie is criminally underrated. Back when M Night was in his prime.

[anthonytrevino]

That’s part where he emotionally says “now that we know you are, I know who I am” and the score hits is nothing short of incredible. A awesome scene

[tritone]

This is as real as a superhero movie is ever going to get. Frightening and beautiful. This is certainly M. Night’s masterpiece.

[dannyhmmcup]

Bruce Willis reaction as he looks around, shell shocked, is what makes this scene.

[BirdGang]

One of the best heel turns in movie history.

[nicktroisi]

The scary part is that Mr. Glass labels all his victims as “sacrifices”. He murdered 500+ innocent men, women and children just to find 1 man

[sselemaNrM]

You know what the scariest thing is? To not know your place in this world. To not know why you're here. That's, just an awful feeling. I almost gave up hope. There are so many times I've questioned myself... I'm not a mistake

[fabsmaster]

That score really hits at all the right moments. I love how the crescendo comes right before "They called me Mr. Glass."

[positronlaserforce]

" ...to not know why you're here. That's just an awful feeling. " - Elijah

Amen brother

[Msgrpruitt]

« They called me mr.glass » must be one of the best line delivered in cinema history

[therodiaX]

Mr. Glass is the definition of a tragic character

[matthewboren]

"And most of the time their friends like you and me".. so good.

[ObjectHistory]

Maybe the best moment in superhero/comic book movie history.