Review of The Sixth Sense (1999) by Patryk C — 29 Jul 2012
Creepy, haunting, yet very intelligent and intriguing, The Sixth Sense goes deep into the human psyche. One of Shyamalan's most achieved creations, this suspenseful ghost story proves that some people are different, and that doesn't necessarily means that they're worse than others.
The little boy's ability to see dead people may definitely send chills down the spine, but it may also prove to be a superpower that allows to movie imaginations and contact some of those, who we miss so dearly.
And as we are drawn deeper and deeper into the intrigue, and the boy's uncanny relationship with a child psychologist (great Bruce Willis) there may occur some strange consequences for both of them.
Smart and scary, it gives and ending that everyone will remember for years.
This review of The Sixth Sense (1999) was written by Patryk C on 29 Jul 2012.
The Sixth Sense has generally received very positive reviews.
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