A new side to horror

Rating: 8/10 (16 August 2012)

The Sixth Sense
The Sixth Sense is a film that is a 'must-watch' Bruce Willis plays his role as a psychologist excellent and aims to help a child that conquers a sixth sense. The film is based in Philadelphia in the 90's and is a mysterious horror film who Dr Malcolm Crowe (Bruce Willis) tries to communicate to Cole who is a young boy who experiences a sixth sense that is differentiating him from normal people causing him to worry his mother.
The film has a sensational plot to it as it keeps you hanging off your seat and wanting to find out what will happen next. This movie keeps the audience thinking about not only what will happen next but why the things happened leaving it up to the audience to put the puzzle of the mystery together. It gives an interaction between the audience and the plot keeping the viewer thinking.
I believe this is a great movie, with a variety of jaw-dropping moments throughout the movie leaving the audience in a world quite different from their own. In this horror the audience can relate to the characters as it gives a relationship to help interact with the movie and feel what is actually going on. There are also some thrilling scenes in 'The Sixth Sense' is quite frightening with some supernatural creatures that are terrifying to see, but still enough to keep watching the movie.
The young boy, Cole, is considered a freak throughout the film and plays the characters role very well making the audience believe he is a freak as well. Cole is the person who experiences the 'Sixth Sense' and this is why Dr Malcolm appears to help him with his issue but Cole denies help. For the rest of the film supernatural experiences happen to the world they both live in and it all becomes a mystery.
I enjoyed this movie, and believe it is an excellent movie for ages 13 years and older. This is a PG 13+ movie and but may be quite complex and misleading so some thought needs to go into what is being watched.