Let's face it. If you took out the twist, nobody would care about the film. It had the usual M. Night weakness of relenting entirely on a twist.
shareDisagree. For example, the subplot of the little girl being poisoned was well written.
shareTHANKS you just ruined the film for me. ,
Completely and utterly destroyed the twist. I didn't see it coming but knew he was dead because of your idiotic Statement.
This also ruined the end of both Usual Suspects and Silence of Lambs.
I hope you get a plane to Africa and you can't get a return ticket for at least two weeks and then you lose your passport.
I have to destroy my collectors edition of this movie now all be because you couldn't keep your mooee shut or use spoiler tags.
My whole life is ruined and it'll be a downward spiral from here, I'll get hooked on heroin and be forced to solicit myself to Asian taxi Drivers in Berkshire. Thank you, Sir. Thanks a whole iota
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Lots of films have Bruce Willis in. We're not gonna believe every single one. So yeah, I think Sixth Sense would be forgotten about completely.
I don't give a f*@K about a troll who doesn't pay for his opinion telling me how to review movies.
No, I disagree. On re-watch - although, it lacks the power of having known the "twist" and the ending - the scenes with the ghosts still make you jump, there's also stuff about growing up and family problems, the mother and son relationship, the realisation of the boy's gift and helping people(the dead girl who was poisoned) and also his mother with her mother not coming to see her dance and I do think that the performances from Willis, Osmond, Collette and Williams are all superb and underplayed.
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