The Sixth Sense (DVD) Reviews

*Film only* I am a huge fan of thrillers. I don't do gore very well, but I love a good on-the-edge-of-your-seat thriller that makes you jump throughout with shrill violins in the background. I've also never seen sixth sense, as I was too young to see it when it first came out and when there was so much hype surrounding it. I ...  Read the complete review

RELEASED: 1999, Cert. 15 RUNNING TIME: Approx. 107 mins DIRECTOR/SCREENPLAY: M Night Shyamalan PRODUCERS: Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall & Barry Mendel MUSIC: James Newton Howard MAIN CAST:- Bruce Willis as Dr. Malcolm Crow Haley Joel Osment as Cole ...  Read the complete review

The story started with the violent behavior of Vincent, a psychiatric patient that Dr. Crowe handled before. Unexpectedly visits the house of Dr. Crowe, troubled Vincent is blaming the doctor for failing to give him the treatment he was expecting. Suffering from severe depression and extreme disappointment, he shot Dr. Crowe in front of ...  Read the complete review

Sixth sense, is a landmark film. When it was first released it hit the headlines because of (10 yr old ) Haley Joel Osment whose critically acclaimed performance outshone Bruce Willis. This supsense thriller is really about the young boy (haley joel) and the part played by Bruce Willis, and the dynamics and interactions. On a ...  Read the complete review

Whilst I largely consider M Night Shyamalan to be a spectacularly mediocre hollywood hack with an overinflated ego and a habit of making the same "What on earth is goiing on? .....ooh there's a twist!" film over and over again (Signs, The Village, The Happening), his 1999 film The Sixth Sense is actually pretty good. The film ...  Read the complete review

This movie is a fantastic drama movie with a fantastic twist. The sixth sense is a movie about a child psychologist, who after being shot in his home by a unhappy former patient of his, tried to help another young boy who says that he can see ghosts. The whole movie is mainly focused on these two characters, the psychologist ...  Read the complete review

This is a fantastic drama/thriller that was released in 1999 by writer/director M. Night Shyamaian who at the time was just 29 years or age. The movie itself is very good and has some great twists to keep you interested and guessing what's going to happen. A year after being shot in his home by a former patient, child ...  Read the complete review

The Sixth Sense is a thriller from 1999 written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan. He was the director of Praying With Anger, Wide Awake, Unbreakable, Signs, The Village, etc. He is well known about the twist endings of his films. He achieved 6 nominations for The Sixth Sense. The classification of the film is 15 years and over. The ...  Read the complete review

EDITED: to take out spoilers as requested :) As most people would by now know this is one of those films that after you first watch it you then have to watch again to see the things you missed. This film has to have the best twist I have ever seen in any film and it is so cleverly put together that you don't even realise until ...  Read the complete review

Well if you like to be scared, this film is for you! I have seen this so many times and everytime I do it makes want to hide behind a cushion! This is a great film. The Sixth Sense came out ten years ago back in 1999. The film was nominated for a massive six Oscars and won lots of other awards and get loads of nominations. ...  Read the complete review

* PLEASE NOTE. THIS CONTAINS SPOILERS, AS IT IS A REVIEW OF HOW GOOD-A JOB THE DIRECTOR DID, AND NOT OF THE FILM ITSELF. IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN THE FILM, THIS WILL RUIN IT FOR YOU. The Sixth Sense "How does the director make the audience believe that DR Crow is alive throughout the duration of The Sixth ...  Read the complete review

note: also appears in part on Flixster and The Student Room The Sixth Sense has a twist. Everyone by now knows this and sadly, through word of mouth, or through pop culture's numerous references to it, we all know what the twist is pretty much. The film is written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, who subsequently became ...  Read the complete review

The sixth sense came out in 1999, when I was just 10 yeats old so never thought about watching it althought I do remember all the hype about it when it came out, 10 years later and I have just watched it for the first time, I obviously knew the main tag line but never the story or twist at the end, unfortunatly I wasn't too shocked by ...  Read the complete review

Carrying one of the best kept secrets in the history of cinema, this film is an absolute must-see. It captures the very essence of good story telling. Created by the now infamous director M Night Shymalan, it is cinema crafted to near perfection, with all the right ingredients to make a classic. When Dr Malcolm Crowe comes ...  Read the complete review

This is another movie that I've had upgraded from VHS to DVD. I wanted to see all of the extra and new information that surrounded the original that was released in 1999. You get a host of deleted scenes, an interview with the creator of the movie, M. Night Shyamalan. It is pretty cool to see what the person is like who makes these kinds ...  Read the complete review

I still remember the first time I saw the "Sixth Sense", in a packed cinema, on a row of seats with all of my friends. In a rare moment of clarity, I figured out the plot, within the first twenty minutes of the film. I didn't keep it to myself though. When inspiration hit, I actually yelled at the top of my voice, ruining ...  Read the complete review

This is a well-constructed and evocative supernatural experience, with its effective and much-celebrated twist. It manages to sustain the mood and tension it sets for itself throughout until tenuous moments towards the end. The film is not spoiled by a knowledge of this twist, which does basically stand up to scrutiny, ...  Read the complete review

Probably the best film of all time, in this reviewers humble opinion. I went to the cinema to see this, mainly because it had Bruce Willis, one of my favourite actors in. At the end of the film, the whole audience stood up and clapped. I have never seen this before or sense. When I left the cinema I was a convert to M. ...  Read the complete review

The Sixth Sense is one of my all time favourite films. I saw it about 6 years ago and recently saw it again, but still loved the twist. M. Night Shyamalan is a fantastic director and delivers his twists so well, even though I had seen the film before and forgotten what happened I was still shocked by the end of the film. Brilliant acting ...  Read the complete review

M Night Shyamalan has directed and created an impressive collection of films, and the most memorable and notable for me is The Sixth Sense, his 1999 supernatural film starring Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osment as a child psychologist and a boy who claims he can see dead people respectively. Willis' character, Dr Malcolm Crowe, is the ...  Read the complete review