Unbreakable

: David begins testing his strength and realized he has never been sick or injured; he also discovers a psychic ability to see crimes people have committed just by touching them.

: Breakdown of the "twist" or the home invasion sequence. Unbreakable

: The film treats comic book elements as mythology, using realistic cinematography and a slow pace to ground the supernatural. : David begins testing his strength and realized

: The contrast between David's physical strength and Elijah’s extreme fragility is central to the narrative. : The contrast between David's physical strength and

: Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson), a comic book gallery owner with Type I osteogenesis imperfecta ("Glass Man"), contacts David with a theory: if there is someone as fragile as him, there must be someone at the opposite end of the spectrum—someone "unbreakable."

: Shyamalan uses specific colors to denote characters; David is associated with green (security/poncho), while Elijah is associated with purple (regality/villainy).

: A somber man struggling with his identity and a failing marriage who eventually accepts his role as a real-world superhero.