If you are looking for a good psychological horror-thriller which will not leave any scars, this is the one. The second in the Unbreakable trilagy. McAvoy plays the role(s) with flair and certainly makes each personality his own. The performances of Haley Lu Richardson and Jessica Sula as two of the victims are substandard, but I enjoyed Anya Taylor-Joy, as the third victim. The story of the girls trying to escape is interesting, with one of them trying to work with a certain personality when it emerges, to her benefit. The end is where the thriller moves to horror and was, for me, a bit of a disappointment. I felt it could have easily continued on the psyschological aspects. Another disappointment was the portral of psychological disorders; that sufferers were dangerous and no one gives a damn.
All in all, some great acting and a storyline which isn't going to make you leave the lights on.
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If you are looking for a good psychological horror-thriller which will not leave any scars, this is the one. The second in the Unbreakable trilagy. McAvoy plays the role(s) with flair and certainly makes each personality his own. The performances of Haley Lu Richardson and Jessica Sula as two of the victims are substandard, but I enjoyed Anya Taylor-Joy, as the third victim. The story of the girls trying to escape is interesting, with one of them trying to work with a certain personality when it emerges, to her benefit. The end is where the thriller moves to horror and was, for me, a bit of a disappointment. I felt it could have easily continued on the psyschological aspects. Another disappointment was the portral of psychological disorders; that sufferers were dangerous and no one gives a damn.
All in all, some great acting and a storyline which isn't going to make you leave the lights on.