Serving as the culmination of the “Eastrail 177 Trilogy,” established with Unbreakable and Split, Glass brings together characters from both films for a final showdown. While the major ...

What came before the end of M.He found that man in David Dunn (Bruce Willis), a security guard who happened to be the sole survivor of a train accident that killed 131 people. Price tracked down ...

David Dunn (Bruce Willis): facing an off-screen train wreck, over-written dialogue, and misconceived superheroic reinvention in M. Night Shyamalan's Unbreakable.

What Happens At The End Of Unbreakable M. Night Shyamalan spends the bulk of Unbreakable questioning whether security guard David Dunn (Bruce Willis) has super-human powers.

The scene: After Willis’ David Dunn lifts a tremendous about of weight in his home with his son looking on in astonishment, the unlikely hero decides to push himself even more by going to the ...

At second glance, though, Unbreakable is a ballsy take on the usually clichéd superhero origin story. In it, Shyamalan cast Bruce Willis as the hometown hero/invincible security guard David Dunn.

Another comic later in "Unbreakable" appears to hint at the connection between Mr. Glass, David Dunn, and the Beast as well.

Glass sees the return of characters like David Dunn and Elijah Price from Unbreakable alongside Split ‘s Kevin Crumb, with a new promo for the film confirming that David’s son Joseph will also ...

Glass catches up with Unbreakable ’s protagonists, Elijah, who now uses the alias Mr. Glass, and David Dunn, who is now known as The Overseer, nearly two decades after their story left off. In ...

Glass Is the Third Act We Always Wanted for Unbreakable Is this the end of the line for David Dunn and Elijah Price... or the beginning of a whole new universe?