Fine dramatic turn for Bruce Willis

Rating: Null/10 (16 August 1999)

The Sixth Sense is a great suspense thriller, and one of the best films of 1999. It features a surprisingly wonderful performance by action superstar Bruce Willis, who has found a new niche in his lengthy, and sometimes disappointing career. His dramatic, understated turn as the tortured child psychologist, Dr. Malcolm Crowe is truly great.
Haley Joel Osment gives a powerful performance as the young Cole, our adolescent hero who possesses the strange, psychic ability to see and interact with ghosts.
The Sixth Sense pleasantly surprised me with its performances, twists and turns, and an awe-inspiring ending. It shows the viewer, what I already knew, that Bruce Willis a talented actor with a greater range than just the legendary Die Hard.
Highly recommended.