1999 summer blockbuster has been described as one the most scariest movies ever. This film can be scary at times. But it isn't the scariest film of all time. Sixth Sense is about a boy who's name is Cole Sear (Haley Joel Osment) who has the ability to see and talk to dead people, not zombies but just ghosts. Dr Malcom Crowe (Bruce Willis), a child psychologist, had an unsuccessfull patient with the same problem who had ended up shooting himself dead and injuring Dr Crowe, so he tries to redeem himself by helping Cole by doing everything he can. The film has an eery atmosphere and can contain some disturbing images of dead ghosts with gunshot wounds in the head, people hanged and a woman with her wrists slit.

The only problem with the film is, it takes an hour untill you actually see ghosts and there are not enough ghosts in it to make it very scary. Unpredictable ending can cause more confusion and questions, which is why it is easier to understand when you see it twice. Good film. well worth watching, good preformances from Bruce Willis but undoubtly a brilliant preformance from Haley Joel Osment, (who I belived should have been young Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars Episode One instead of that little stuckup nosed brat who we all hate so much, damn you George Lucas).

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