Monday, June 8, 2009

The Sixth Sense

#1 Must-Watch Movie of All Time

The movie starts off with a psychologist Dr Malcolm Crowe, who encountered an unexpected visit from one of his ex-patients, who Crowe hasn’t been able to cure, and suffers from “hallucinations”.

The patient pulls out a gun and shoots Crowe in the stomach and then kills himself. A new scene opens, showing a small boy who also suffers from “hallucinations” and has a phobia everywhere he goes

As the story unravels, small boy Cole meets Crowe and soon finds him a worthy partner to share secrets with. He tells Crowe that he sees dead people walking everywhere, not sleeping, but right in his own house.

Cole sees a lot of dead people, at first all scaring him, and makes him hide in his tent full of spiritual things. He sees woman with a whole face scarred, a boy whose part of the head chopped off, and a girl vomiting right in his hiding place.

Crowe advises him to confront them and stop hiding, which Cole finally listens to the girl, and solves a mystery for her family, which was actually her mother who killed her by adding poison in her meals, which was left unsolved since the death of the girl.

At last Cole from then on, lived bravely and helped the dead, while Crowe discovers his ownself a ghost only Cole could see. And he thought he was alive all along. He discovers this when his wife kept shouting out husband’s name in her sleep, and a ring dropped out of her hand, not hers, but Crowe’s one. The “dead” Crowe however still has the ring on his finger.

He soon realizes everything when the TV kept repeating their wedding scene, and he remembers himself being shot and dying.

 

This is truly a great touching story. Although the effects of the 90s isn’t all so good, the way the story is portrayed is a real thriller. Hmm, wanna watch it, come to my house.

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