Incredible, classic film

Rating: Null/10 (28 March 2001)

The Sixth Sense, while rated PG-13, succeeds at being genuinely SCARY, a feat which few other films can boast of achieving. With unbelievable cinematography, a HIDEOUS soundtrack (in a good way), amazing acting, and a twist ending that, dare I say it, MAKES SENSE, this film truly deserved the Best Picture Oscar over Shakespeare in Love.
To briefly summarize the plot, Bruce Willis plays a child psychologist who, after celebrating a prestigious award from the mayor of Philadelphia, is assaulted by a former patient. This patient, screaming "YOU FAILED ME!" opens fire at Bruce Willis.
Zoom ahead to the next fall. Bruce Willis is now healed, and is beginning to investigate a little boy, Cole. This boy appears to have numerous psychological problems plaguing him, and Bruce Willis wishes to help him.
The two bond, and it appears that Cole harbors a truly strange secret. He is able to see ghosts, and they don't know they're dead. He wants them to go away. How is this conflict solved? Watch this truly frightening thriller.
Haley Joel Osment is an unbelievable actor. I pray he got the Best Actor nomination, for he truly deserved it. Bruce Willis gives a surprisingly UNBELIEVABLE performance, showing that he isn't just an action movie star.

M. Night Shaynaman's direction makes those scenes with the ghosts FRIGHTENING. The film is more of a thriller than outright horror, but it is just plain SPOOKY to watch. Who isn't frightened by normal people turning heir bodies to suddenly reveal part of their body tainted by blood?
Would I recommend this film? INDEED. 10/10