Unbreakable saga
- Films
- 3
- Years
- 2000–2019
- The first
- Unbreakable 2000
- The latest
- Glass 2019
- Best rated
- Unbreakable 8.1
- Back to back
- 5 h 52 min
The films in release order
Numbered by their first release anywhere; the date, where there is one, is their UK release.
About the Unbreakable saga
The 'Unbreakable' trilogy is M. Night Shyamalan's superhero saga, told his way, with ordinary characters and plenty of suspense. It began with 'Unbreakable' (2000), in which David Dunn (Bruce Willis), the only survivor of a terrible train crash, realises he has never been ill or hurt, guided by Elijah Price (Samuel L. Jackson), a comic collector with bones as fragile as glass.
Sixteen years later, 'Split' (2016) looked like a standalone film: a thriller about Kevin (James McAvoy), a man with 23 personalities who kidnaps three girls, one of them played by Anya Taylor-Joy. Its final scene, with the appearance of David Dunn, revealed that it was set in the same universe as 'Unbreakable'.
'Glass' (2019) brought the three characters together in a psychiatric hospital and closed the trilogy, with Willis, Jackson and McAvoy back in their roles. Shyamalan financed 'Glass' with his own money.
Questions about the Unbreakable saga
How many Unbreakable films are there?
The Unbreakable saga has 3 released films: the first is Unbreakable (2000) and the latest Glass (2019).
In what order should you watch the Unbreakable films?
In release order: Unbreakable (2000), Split (2016) and Glass (2019).
What is the best Unbreakable film?
For our readers, Unbreakable (2000), averaging 8.1 from 29 votes.
How long does it take to watch the whole Unbreakable saga?
The 3 films add up to 5 h 52 min: how long they last back to back.
