"Unbreakable" is a movie made in the year 2000. It is starred by Bruce Willis and Samuel Jackson.

Willis plays the character of David Dunn. Jackson portrayed the character of Elijah Price / Mr. Glass.

Dunn was a former football player. Dunn got into an auto accident with his then fiancé and current wife, Audrey, played by Robin Wright.

Dunn was not injured but then he quit football afterwards. He became a janitor eventually.

Meanwhile, Price was born in Philadelphia in 1961. Jackson's character Price suffers from type I osteogenesis imperfecta, a rare disease wherein there is the bone becomes very fragile causing the bones to fracture.

Suffering the disease since childhood, Price's classmates have taunted him and called him Mr. Glass. Price spent most of his childhood in the hospital and while being there, he had got the comic books to entertain him. Price now owns a comic book shop.

In the present day, on the other hand, Dunn went to an interview. He rode in a train that fateful day and then the accident occurred.

Dunn woke up in a hospital without remembering the actual accident.  The hospital staff asked him if he remembered anything. Dunn remembered where he was seated but did not know what happened thereafter.

Dunn asked the hospital staff why every person in the hospital is strangely staring at him. The hospital staff said that people are stunned because he is the only survivor in the fatal train crash.

All of the 131 passengers died except him. What is more surprising is that he did not even have a single scratch on his body.

Dunn went to the memorial for the crash victims. He got to his car and saw an invitation to come to Price's comic store.

Through Price, Dunn discovered that he is a superhero.  He realized he has unbelievable physical strength and the capacity to detect if a person is a criminal.

Dunn eventually learned that Price is evil, who plots and conducts terrorism acts including the train accident where Dunn was in.

M. Night Shyamalan is the director and writer of "Unbreakable".  Shyamalan has just released the Split movie according to Entertainment Weekly.

In his interview, Shyamalan revealed that "Unbreakable 2" is going to happen and he will be writing the script soon, Pop Culture reported. He said that he has already an outline for the sequel.

Watch the "Unbreakable" trailer below: