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The Sixth Sense Reviews
It is difficult to understand why it should have become so much of a phenomenon in the United States.
All these years later, The Sixth Sense still holds up as an all around great film. The film powerfully portrays the emotional journeys of three separate characters without short-changing any of their stories.
The film remains a strong and engaging tale, one worthy of its reputation and a rewatch. But this release is not worth the upgrade.
A film that left an indelible footprint on the popular culture, a film that remains one of my favorite titles of the 1990s in any genre...
The film’s an extended exercise in flattering the fooled viewer for being a viewer and for being fooled.
This is popcorn cinema at its most purely empathetic – a horror film where the true horror is in not being seen, heard or understood by those around us, especially the people we love.
It is fitting that Shyamalan – the man who revers Spielberg, who filmed homages of his films in the backyard – made a ghost story that feels almost Spielbergian. Its child perspective means The Sixth Sense contains a sense of wonder
A breakout hit for all parties involved for good reason. Still manages to be effective and engaging no matter how long you've known the ending, especially thanks to Osment's tortured performance.
Intelligent and poignant; this is a unique kind of ghost story. The human kind.
One of the rare horror films to earn an Oscar nomination for Best Picture, it remain a personal best for the director.
Haley Joel Osment gives one of the best child performances ever, while director/writer M. Night Shyamalan rewards us with one of the best twists of all time. [Full review in Spanish]
Boasts a startling twist ending - a trope that isn't a stranger to the genre, but one that writer/director M. Night Shyamalan uses perfectly.
The Sixth Sense has most importantly been reminding us of how powerful children can be as forces of knowledge, awareness, and healing, if only adults would actually listen to them.
The end is just the icing on a perfectly designed and cooked cake. [Full Review in Spanish]
At root, his films are patient vindications of crazy faiths, of ghosts and comic book heroes. Loneliness is his theme, and when blessed with courageous performers, as in The Sixth Sense, he can take us just about anywhere.
It's simply one of the most affecting, deeply human ghost stories ever made.
Anyone wanting a truly good scare, mixed with the sort of heartfelt character investment that makes the plot that much more enthralling, will never be disappointed with The Sixth Sense
It's more than just a killer trick: The Sixth Sense holds up because of Bruce Willis's mournful performance as Dr. Malcolm Crowe.
One of Hollywood's most accomplished genre films of the last 20 years.
Shyamalan remains unable to wholeheartedly capture the viewer's interest for the duration of the movie's slightly overlong running time.