One of the smartest horror/thriller films

Rating: 10/10 (14 August 2008)

Sixth Sense gives that uncomfortable feeling that no one likes to get when watching horror flicks. You start sweating and and heart races kind of fast, and your head goes crazy and you don't know what to think. That's what I was going through when I first watched this. Well you might think my actions are a bit over dramatic, but I was only eight. The Sixth Sense is not a stupid horror film. It's smart, moves along well, and it's not going to disappoint. The acting is acceptable and the directing and the feel of the film just makes you feel like you're there with the boy, facing his fears, and feeling what's going through his innocent and limited mind. Bruce Willis is very good in it, and he's a great character, being a psychiatrist for kids. You'd never guess he was John McClane. This film is a revolution to horror scenarios. This horror film doesn't depend on images to scare you, like The Exorcist, and it doesn't fully work with you mentally like The Silence of the Lambs to scare you out, but rather it uses something different. It attracts your Sixth Sense, and gives you another kind of scared feeling. Watch this movie, and make sure you finish the whole thing straight, not stopping it, or you won't enjoy the film like most people who watched it.