They don't have meetings about rainbows.

Rating: 8/10 (29 July 2019)

M. Night Shyamalan's 'The Sixth Sense' is one of those movies that can keep you hooked on the screen even when you have seen the film several times, and you already know the big twist. Thanks to that, you can notice some new details, and thanks to that you can see some scenes from a totally different perspective than for the first time. I watched this movie again for over ten years, and I have seen it many times so all the story with its foreshadowing and twists is very familiar. I can say, I know the film by heart. This time I found more interesting how the movie is put together. The haunting atmosphere that is created mostly by what is not shown, or said and the avoidance of the jump scares. There is always something ominous, something threatening beneath. We know it is a ghost story, yet the most unnerving is when we can't see them. And when there is an appearance by one of the deceised, we get a quiet buildup for it. When the ghost is shown it isn't there to scare the audience to jump from their seats. Although, these scenes are quite chilling. What I found fascinating in this supernatural thriller, is the characters and the very human drama between them that itself can offer as many chilling and soul touching moments as the ghost story.
It might not make you cry, but it sure can turn even the toughest guy a little bit softy from the inside.