How the ‘Unbreakable’ Trilogy Became a Toxic Version of the American Dream M. Night Shyamalan tackles the American folk hero in his love letter to superhero comics, 'The 177 Train Trilogy ...

M. Night Shyamalan completed the Unbreakable trilogy with his crossover thriller Glass, connecting Unbreakable and Split in unexpected ways.

The Unbreakable trilogy will always feel lopsided, with one entry predating the other two by 17 years – a gap not so different from that between Godfather II and Godfather III.

M. Night Shyamalan's Glass is one of his worst-received films, and the reception to it is a reminder of the sad truth about the Unbreakable franchise.

After successful 'Unbreakable,' 'Split,' M. Night Shyamalan fumbles his trilogy-closing 'Glass' with Bruce Willis, Samuel L. Jackson and James McAvoy.

While the Unbreakable Trilogy has concluded with 'Glass', the series as a whole rests on a troubling association between trauma/disability and villainy ...

Now that Glass is out world wide and acts as the end cap to the Unbreakable trilogy that M. Night Shyamalan has been working on for over a decade, it's time to rank them worst to best.

Spoiler alert! We're discussing the ending of "Glass," so beware if you haven’t seen it yet. M. Night Shyamalan went all in on comic books for his “Unbreakable” trilogy, so a superpowered ...

But the twist surrounding Shyamalan's Unbreakable is that it expertly set up a sequel, which never saw the light of day. What happened? Why did we never get an Unbreakable 2? And what would have ...

After 19 years M. Night Shyamalan finally gets to put the end cap on his long awaited Unbreakable trilogy.The question is, is it any good? Here's what I thought of the movie.

Shyamalan’s trilogy, particularly Glass, is an invitation to do just that. Most of Glass lives inside the thematic power of Price’s line from Unbreakable, “now that we know who you are, I ...