Movies like Unbreakable

While not directly in the superhero genre, The Prestige offers a complex narrative and an in-depth look at the obsession behind extraordinary abilities. Fans of Unbreakable will appreciate the film's dark tone, intricate plot, and the exploration of the characters' psychological depths.

Another classic from M. Night Shyamalan, The Sixth Sense shares the supernatural tone and unexpected plot twists that are characteristic of Unbreakable. Bruce Willis stars in this chilling tale that delves into the realm of the paranormal and will keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

Glass serves as a direct sequel to Unbreakable and brings together the characters from both Unbreakable and Split in a dramatic culmination. Fans will appreciate seeing Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson reprise their roles, intertwining with James McAvoy's character, in this exploration of a grounded, realistic take on superheroes and villains.

The Village, directed by Shyamalan, presents a unique story of an isolated community that lives with the fear of mythical creatures. The film's atmospheric tension and the director's signature twist reveal will resonate with those who appreciate Unbreakable's storytelling style.

Signs is another Shyamalan film that intertwines ordinary life with extraordinary phenomena. With its suspenseful build-up and focus on a small, personal story amid a larger, ominous backdrop, Signs offers the kind of slow-burn tension that fans of Unbreakable have come to relish.

Chronicle is a found-footage style film that explores the darker aspects of having superpowers. Like Unbreakable, it eschews the traditional superhero genre for a more nuanced, realistic portrayal of its characters, who struggle to cope with their newfound abilities.

Super, directed by James Gunn, gives viewers a gritty, dark-comedic twist on the superhero genre. Featuring an ordinary man who dons a costume to fight crime, this film's raw, unpolished take on vigilante justice will appeal to fans of Unbreakable's real-world heroism.