An essential horror watch with two great leads.

Rating: 9/10 (24 December 2015)

Everyone knows the plot twist by now, but it's still a great movie even if you know how it's going to end.
The Sixth Sense is clean and minimalist (in some ways indie film). Every scene feels necessary to add texture to the characters and the paranormal situation at work. There are no extraneous or over-indulgent scenes. There are some warm human moments as well as some bone-chilling scary moments (like the opening scene). The relationship between the boy (Osment) and his therapist (Willis) is a special one in film history. Both, in their unique positions in life, have a lot to offer each other.