Perfect movie

Rating: 10/10 (21 April 2020)

Bruce Willis interprets the lead, uncharacteristic of him as playing a child psychiatrist and I think he did a great job, ie I believed he was a psychiatrist, not a sweaty bloody character who would just break the drug chain after numerous explosions and loud shootings, hence the role he specializes. He wants to help the boy Cole, who has his secrets and inner demons, as he reminds him of one past patient he failed to help.
If Willis did a great job, what about young Haley Joel Osment? Little was devastated in his role, which even earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. To this day, this role remains one of the best, if not the best, children's role on the big screen. Osment already auditioned for the role because he was wearing a tie and when the director asked him if he had read his role, he said that he had read it three times and that was the whole scenario. He was so ready. We can clearly see the seriousness of his character through dialogues with Willis, but also with his mother, played (supremely) by Tony Collette. Such mature acting is not easy to find with many older actors, let alone with (then) nine-year-old Osment.
I was impressed by the way this movie was directed, every detail is important, there is no long or unnecessary scene because everything has its meaning. If there was a question or confusion, in the end everything was explained, everything is connected. I also see the quality in that when we first watch it, we have it and when we watch it again, we get a different perspective because the movie contains one of the biggest and most unpredictable twists, and yet that didn't stop me from enjoying the movie again. What is even more impressive is that the film continually casts clues as to what it really is, but your eyes and brain do not allow you to see or understand it. And when that moment comes when the light comes on in your head, you'll be surprised you couldn't see something that was constantly on your eyes.
The use of colors was not in vain, especially the red that appears in prominent and important scenes, but I couldn't see it at first glance.
I don't want to give out anything about the store, even though I know the vast majority of people have watched this movie, but I still don't want to ruin anyone's first impression of such a great movie.
We can only watch movies for the first time once. As stupid as it may sound to anyone, really.
This is a movie where every scene is perfect, every dialogue is error-free, the camera is masterful, and the ending is touching, nothing can be taken away from it or anything to add. I don't like to say it often so it doesn't lose value, but I just have to: The movie is perfect!