Why does Unbreakable have closing title cards?
Just before the final credits, a message appears that says that David contacted the authorities and Elijah is now in a mental institution.
Only movies based on real incidents/stories have closing title cards, but I saw Unbreakable which is complete fiction has closing title cards. Why so?
Best Answer
Fast Times At Ridgemont High (1982) has closing title cards, I can't remember them all but Spiccoli supposedly saved a woman from drowning and spent the reward money hiring Van Halen to play his birthday party. There are a number of other movies I know I've seen but can't recall off the top of my head, but this proves that title cards are not only strictly for stories based on real incidents.
Certainly, title cards are most often used as an epilogue in stories based on actual events, so it's possible M. Night Shyamalan wanted to create an air of truth to the story to make it creepier/more disturbing.
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