Blu-ray Review: Unbreakable - Page 2

Part of: The Wild Blu Yonder

Train Station Mulit-Angle takes viewers through storyboards and the final form of this specific scene. Seven deleted scenes take at least a half hour to get through. Finally, a short home movie from Shyamalan’s early years is included and only runs a couple of minutes.

There’s a small nod to a prior Bruce Willis effort in the film. Elijah’s workshop has numerous newspaper clippings. One of them notes a killer virus has been released in a Philadelphia airport, the same events portrayed in Twelve Monkeys.

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Matt Paprocki is a 12-year movie and game critic. He currently freelances for Blu-ray review site DoBlu.com and video game site MultiPlayerGames.com.

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