Overrated and not too entertaining.

Rating: Null/10 (22 October 2006)

I so far dislike M. Night Shyamalan's works after seeing "Signs" and "Village".
I finally saw more of Sixth Sense, more like Six Cents in someone's pocket.
About Dr. Malcolm Crowe, a child physiologist portrayed by Bruce Willis who meets with Cole Sear, a kid in Philladelpha who is mentally challenged, and living with a single mother.
Cole can also see the dead, in other words he can see ghosts walk around like regular people. And the dead sometimes don't know they're dead at all. This frightens him a lot, and makes his mother worry. And thinks he need serious help. While Dr. Crowe does all he can to help Cole out with his unexplainable power.
I can't say I enjoyed it at all, I didn't expected it to be great or anything, since I hated the way Signs and Village were. I'm just saying that Sixth Sense is a movie that doesn't seem well done. it needed some more plot wholes to explain the stuff they didn't even bother to explain. Least it wasn't as confusing as that "Village" movie which had so many flaws in it.
Bruce Willis was the only actor I know in the entire movie, he was alright in this one, but he's done way better roles in other better films than this one.
That and Cole is nothing compared to Danny from "Shining" or the "Omen" kid. In other words I give this film a 5 out of 10. I'll see about checking out the rest of M. Night Shyamalan, for my full opinion on the Indian Director.