The Sixth Sense (1999)

Sadly Over-hyped

Just perfect...

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

How did he last so long being ignored by his wife?Why does nobody get freaked out by the moving chair in the restaurant?How did he book an appointment with a kid? Did his Mum ring a dead mans phone? Did the kid arrange the appointment? Does he not need to confirm with his guardian he can talk to their kid? How did he get in the house? Did he knock on the door and not get acknowledged by the mother but still decided to walk in? Can he walk through walls? Does he not think it's weird he can walk through walls?Hmmm.

This is a thrilling story from start to finish. Willis effortlessly leads us to believe he is still alive and living his life. Olivia Williams plays the perfect part of the grieving wife. It takes us a long time to realise that she is grieving her husband and not the relationship they used to have. Haley Osment plays an outstanding part as we genuinely feel scared for him and his power. Toni Collette, too, should be credited as she gives such a realistic reaction to her son and his behaviour. We see her struggle to believe her son's behaviour as well as trying to protect him from others. The best part of the film has to be where Cole and his mother go to a party with some children who are unkind to him. They lock him in a closet where Cole encounters a frantic spirit who, like him, is desperate to get out. Even when he is released from this small space we do not feel at ease because we know he cannot escape these spirits. There are no scenes that disappoint in this film.

Such an unexpected but obvious twist at the end of the movie, amazing story and such good acting, my mum isn't one for horror but she adores this film just like me, this is my most favourite film ever

This movie is about a boy who interacts with spirits that do not know they are dead. The boy becomes very frightened each time he sees these spirits and requests help from a child psychologist. Malcom Crowe, the boys psychologist, receives an award and then on the same night is visited by an old patient of his who has the same issue as the boy and is very dissatisfied. After this experience, Malcom decides that he will try to help the boy. I really enjoyed the different parts of this movie, except the really scary ones of course. This movie was very suspenseful and always left me wondering what was going to happen next. The Sixth Sense was put together very well. The writer/director does a great job at sculpting the movie very carefully in order to get the viewer to feel every kind of emotion. However, I did not love it of course because it was creepy and involved a numerous amount of dead people.