The Sixth Sense

This was a really good movie with a strong storyline and a lot of suspense. It keeps you engaged the whole time and builds up in a way that makes you want to keep watching. The acting was great, and the overall quality of the film holds up well. It’s one of those movies that really makes you think, especially toward the end. The download was also easy and quick, which made it convenient to watch without any issues. Definitely worth watching if you like suspenseful movies with a memorable twist.

Just as described!

This is an EXCELLENT movie!

Good movie

The Sixth Sense is one of the finest examples of a suspenseful mystery movie. It could be considered horror but the intrigue far outweighs the eerie. Masterfully directed, expertly acted, and perfectly paced, The Sixth Sense should be used in film school to teach the next generation of film students how to craft suspense. Cole Sear (Haley Joel Osment) is an awkward child with a big secret, Cole just wants a normal life and to fix his relationship with his mother, Lynn (Toni Collette). Cole doesn't share his secret with anyone until he meets a disheartened child psychologist. Dr. Malcolm Crowe (Bruce Willis) was once awarded for his work with troubled children had a case go wrong in the worst way. Since then his confidence has been shaken. He sees a lot of the patient he failed in young Cole and is determined to help him, even after finding out his hard to believe secret. The Sixth Sense grabs audiences from the very premise. An innocent looking child has the ability to see the dead. Not only that but the dead interact with him, and don't realize that they are dead. The added element of a praised child psychologist who loses his way after a case goes terribly wrong brings a new angle of intrigue to the story. As the mystery slowly unravels the suspense is ramped up. The lack of special effects make the film timeless as well as grounded in reality. The audience can grasp the subtle but well done practical effects more than they would be able to ghosts or animated visages, no matter how convincingly they were done. Cole is constantly frightened and Haley Joel Osment portrayed the character with such expertise he was at the height of his career at eleven years old. That statement isn't meant as a slight against the actor, but praise at his ability to command the screen at such a young age. Especially while acting against a star as huge as Bruce Willis. Willis drops his tough guy persona to play the soft spoken child psychologist. He is excellent in scenes with his wife as a caring husband who wants nothing more than to close the emotional gap that worked its way into his marriage. He is even more impressive as a relatable doctor who can get into the mind of an eleven year old child and talk to him as an equal. The direction of the film is outstanding. The framing, tone, and score add just as much to the drama as the high caliber acting. The way the camera is placed draws the audience into the movie in such a way that even though this film doesn't have big action, big set pieces, or Michael Bay level explosions, this is a film that deserves the full on cinema experience. The camera placement and staging is even more noticeable, and appreciated, on multiple viewings of the movie. The film is low lit, dull, somewhat depressing for the most part. This is done intentionally to help with the tone. The movie is tense throughout. Brief moments of levity are expertly placed throughout so the audience doesn't collectively develop ulcers. The Sixth Sense is worth anyone's time. Whether a fan of horror or not, since it can't exactly be labeled as horror. Especially not the lazy buckets of karo syrup and loud noises over quality writing that horror has become. At the time of this writing it is difficult to find someone who hasn't seen this movie. Given that information this movie is worth a rewatch.

A favorite of mine. I purchased it as a deal so I do not need to wait until it comes around to Prime. I can watching it whenever I want. I recommend this is it is a favorite of yours.

On first seeing "The Sixth Sense" I was simply on board for the ride. Rewatching it years after its original release, I can appreciate the craft and care that went into the movie's production. In many ways it's more than a fine ghost story. It's also a fascinating mystery, which plays fair with the viewer. Down to its perfect use of words and color, the clues are strewn before us: we see but don't recognize, like most of the tale's characters. It's also a movie about love or its lack: the ability, sometimes diminished or warped, to communicate with others. Most fundamentally, it's the story of how the tormented protagonists, played by Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Ozment, help each other find a measure of peace that has eluded them: the classic trope of the patient helping the doctor as much as the reverse. Simply put: though there are some unsettling images, this picture is not a shock-fest. "The Sixth Sense" has multiple layers that reward reviewing. Most of M. Night Shyalmar's set-ups—where to place the camera for best effect, when to cut or to fade out—create a dreamlike quality. Some handheld camera shots and whip-pans undermine the emotions he's trying to capture. James Newton Howard's music is uneven: while capturing the grief conveyed by the story, too often it mickey-mouses the action. When the orchestra swells with dissonance, you can bet it will end with an irritating stinger, and you'll be right. Given a chance to underplay, Willis proves what a delicate actor he can be. Young Master Ozment gives an utterly convincing performance of precocious intelligence. The scenes between them are riveting. For all the difference in their age and experience, they are toe to toe, eye to eye. If the one had condescended and the other had overreached, the soufflé would have fallen flat. It never does. That's what sells this picture before an ending of which O. Henry would have been proud.

Bought this for my 14 year kid to watch with their friends. Such a classic. Loved their reactions.

Another good movie. Good background research.

Llega con un slipcover de buena calidad. La imagen luce muy clara y nítida, sin artefactos de comprensión o sobresaturación del color. El audio en inglés DTS-HD MA.el cual es de buena calidad, con dialoyclaros todos el tiempo. También trae español latino Dolby Digital 2.0 y subtítulos en ambos idiomas. El código digital es válido para USA.

This movie the six sense, was for me a must have, and the 4k didn't let me did not let me down. The picture vibrant, with a good sound track

Very good quality and very good price for the item

DvD è arrivato Sigillato con la sua cartina trasparente, Nuovo, nesun segno di graffiatura sul disco. Film carino e si vede Bene . Grazie !