Boring and disappointing

Rating: 5/10 (29 January 2001)

I really loved the Sixth Sense so my expectations were high when I went to see this film. I also knew that it had gotten a high grade on IMDb but I was bitterly disappointed.
The second scene in the movie where Bruce Willis is riding on the train the camera eerily peeks from behind one chair to Willis, or to his co-passanger. This scene is tense like the Sixth Sense was.
But, unlike Sixth Sense there is no threat or doom lurking within this movie. It just goes on and on while Willis is refusing to accept his destiny. Scenes are overlong, the dialogue becomes pretentious and all the fun and excitement quickly disappears.
***SPOILER ALERT/ DON'T READ ON UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE MOVIE***
The final ending makes the character of Samuel L. Jackson so much more interesting, I clearly don't understand while the entire focus on the film wasn't on him.
All in all, a bitter disappointment after an excellent SIXTH SENSE.