Mike Shugrue

Unbreakable rides on the conviction of Bruce Willis' performance as David Dunn. The film succeeds mightily. Split is the (much) lesser. Buckley lends it an early DePalma vibe, but the whole thing is pretty wobbly. Glass: Willis is still the best thing about each of the three films, but it seems no one told Shyamalan. Dunn is barely in this movie, and his exit is tremendously emotional, but only because the FIRST film is so strong. The opportunity missed here is staggering.