The Sixth Sense (1999)






THE SIXTH SENSE

Do you ever feel horrible seeing the world of ghost? 

How would you feel if you had the ability to see things that no one else can see?

Well, the pain and suffering cannot avoid the thriller of a lifetime. Dr Malcolm Crowe (played as Bruce Willis) encounters a strange patient by the name of Cole Shear (played as Haley Joel Osment) who has the ability to see the dead and is trying to help the boy solve his ghost issues that he sense around him.

Thriller of a movie to watch with director M.Shaylaman bringing a great into thriller movie to the cinemas, it ticks the boxes of suspense and mystery as a thriller should be. The plot that he worked around involving a psychologist and a child fearing with sensing dead people in an ordinary life.

This is a movie worth watching, one of the most crazy thriller movies i have watched in a long time and you will definitely enjoy the suspense and thrill that The Sixth Sense has to offer to the audience and the horror that comes into the story line of ghosts and their mysteries.

Rating: 5/5

Author: Tommy Phan

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