Excellent! (10/10)

Rating: 9/10 (22 October 1999)

"The Sixth Sense" is for sure one of the five best films of 1999.
The story about the eight year-old boy who sees dead people impressed me very much, specially for the end- I'm going to talk about this after.
Playing Cole Sear, Haley Joel Osment gives the best performance by a young actor I've ever seen, and I think he deserves at least an Oscar nomination. Bruce Willis really surprised me as Macolm Crowe, the psychologist who helps Cole. Before watching this film I hated him, but now I realize that he's not a bad actor. The only problem is that he works in very bad films, as "Armageddon" and "Mercury Rising". I think he should try more experiences like this in "The Sixth Sense".
The screenplay is just amazing. The solution for everything is just in front of you, but surely you won't find it out the first time you see it. It is one of the most impressing ends I've seen. More than "Wild Things" and "L.A. Confidential".
The only problem I see is that "The Sixth Sense" was classified as a horror movie, but in fact it is a very intense drama, with some supernatural elements.
I am proud that this film is still on the Top Ten list.
So forget "The Blair Witch Project" or "The Haunting". This is not a scary horror movie, but I'm sure you won't be disappointed anyway.
No doubt it is a 10 out of 10!
Warn: Pay attention in the beginning and, after the end, try to remember everything that came up to the solution.