The Sixth Sense

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Cast & Crew

Bruce Willis
Dr. Malcolm Crowe

Haley Joel Osment
Cole Sear

Toni Collette
Lynn Sear

Olivia Williams
Anna Crowe

Donnie Wahlberg
Vincent Grey

Glenn Fitzgerald
Sean

Mischa Barton
Kyra Collins

Trevor Morgan
Tommy Tammisimo

Bruce Norris
Stanley Cunningham

Jeffery Zubernis
Bobby

Greg Wood
Mr. Collins

Peter Tambakis
Darren

Angelica Page
Mrs. Collins

Lisa Summerour
Bridesmaid

Firdous Bamji
Young Man Buying Ring

Samia Shoaib
Young Woman Buying Ring

Hayden Saunier
Darren's Mom

Janis Dardaris
Kitchen Woman

Neill Hartley
Visitor No. 2

Sarah Ripard
Visitor No. 3

M. Night Shyamalan
Director

Kathleen Kennedy
Producer

M. Night Shyamalan
Writer

Sam Mercer
Executive Producer

Frank Marshall
Producer

Barry Mendel
Producer

James Newton Howard
Original Music

Tak Fujimoto
Cinematography

Andrew Mondshein
Film Editing

Avy Kaufman
Casting

Larry Fulton
Production Design

Philip Messina
Art Director

Susannah McCarthy
Set Decoration

Douglas A. Mowat
Set Decoration

Joanna Johnston
Costume Design

Michael Bigger
Key Makeup Artist

Lynn Andrews
Production Supervisor

Sam Mercer
Unit Production Manager

John Rusk
First Assistant Director

Scott Robertson
Second Assistant Director

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Audience Reviews for The Sixth Sense

• Oct 26, 2016

  The problem with a film so synonymous with a shocking twist or an ending reveal is that there isn't much value to re-watching such a film. Sure, there are plenty of good things about The Sixth Sense, but I can't help but think without the famous twist, this movie would have been just your average thriller. Being a huge film fan, it was always hard admitting that I haven't seen M. Night Shyamalan's "masterpiece", The Sixth Sense. But because I've known the twist for years now, I had a difficult time mustering up the motivation to watch a film knowing its ending. I can't stand knowing endings going into the viewing experience. With that said, there are a lot of things about this film that are good, so I'm mad at myself for taking so long. But also keeping that in mind, I hardly believe this film was best picture quality, nor deserves to be on "all-time great" lists. Besides the twist, The Sixth Sense is perhaps most notable for being the coming out party for Haley Joel Osment, who plays a child with the ability to see and speak to the newly perished. He, Toni Collette, and Bruce Willis are the best things about this film. The performances alone make it worth the price of admission, with Collette being the clear standout for me. And Willis perhaps hasn't given as good of a performance since. The problem for me is that knowing the twist going in really tramples any sort of enjoyment I had. The "thrills" weren't all that thrilling and the plot seemed to never truly pick up pace until it was too late. That falls on the shoulders of Shyamalan and his directing. I feel like people were so enthralled with the late-game revelation, that they forgot how plotting the first hour and a half feels. There's a lot here I liked, but it's nowhere near the high praise that people give it. +Performances carry the film +Emotional connection is felt towards the end -Plot drags -No re-watchability 6.4/10
  

  Thomas D Super Reviewer
• May 29, 2016

  This is one of the movies that I truly consider a masterpiece. It was the first Hollywood movie for M. Night Shyamalan and this was something he made back when he had very good and interesting ideas. It has a very interesting story that is just executed so well with Shyamalan incredibly direction and the incredibly acting from his actors. Bruce Willis is giving the best performance of his entire career and it feels incredibly natural that he is a very serious person, but still knows how to come up with some jokes. Haley Joel Osment, however, is the true star of this movie. He is phenomenal and he delivers a truly award-worthy performance that people can enjoy from now to the end of the world. I loved this movie and I can't really find anything wrong with it.
  

  Lasse G Super Reviewer
• Feb 05, 2016

  Shyamalan's debut film as well as his best (in my opinion). The Sixth Sense is a well crafted movie with excellent performances, chilling moments and a well written story. Check out The Sixth Sense if you are a fan of horror movies or a fan of movies in general.
  Mr N Super Reviewer
• Oct 26, 2015

  Despite having probably the most widely known twist since Luke's father, The Sixth Sense is still a pretty thrilling ride, even though you probably knew well in advance which end was coming.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer

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