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  Review by mulaney ★★★★½ 17

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  me: knows that malcolm is dead
  malcolm: is dead
  me: [white_guy_blinking.gif]

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  Review by DirkH ★★★★½ 11

  It's easy to make this film be about the twist.
  Or the fact that there are so many cleverly hidden clues.

  Let's not talk about that.

  Let's talk about the fact that this is one of the most beautifully constructed and deftly told ghost stories ever made.

  I am convinced that Shyamalan is more a storyteller than a director. With this film, which basically put him on the map, he shows that he knows, loves and understands storytelling. It is a shame that along the way, with his later efforts, he seems to have convinced himself that he is a great director as well. It seems that the bigger the budget, the more apparent his flaws become.

  This is absolutely…

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  Review by Erik 🎼 ★★★★½ 1

  love the twist ending where they reveal bruce willis had two foreheads the entire movie

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  Review by liam f ★★★½ 6

  imagine my disappointment to discover that M. Night Shyamalan's first name is actually Manoj and not just the letter M

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  Review by ✡︎ ★★★★½ 5

  Toni Collette has some fucked up kids

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  Review by aliyah ★★★★½ 6

  figuring out the plot twist twenty minutes before the end of the film felt more like a betrayal than an achievement. seventeen years of living and i couldn’t wait fifteen more minutes to let myself be surprised?

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  Review by Madison 🎭 ★★★★ 1

  first i screamed seeing miss collette was in this but then i REALLY screamed seeing her in that look like yes... 1999 toni collette call me

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  Review by Vinny Simms ★★★½ 1

  I feel if I had seen the first five Sense movies then I would've been able to appreciate this more but it was still pretty decent

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  Review by SilentDawn ★★★★★ 6

  93/100

  Within The Sixth Sense, desperate prayers and horrific cries are contrasted with numerous explosions of the color red, as if the hue propels an individual's fear into a solitary state of agony and sorrow. Toy soldiers play war in the confines of a cathedral, and even when surrounded by images of God and his influence, the past continues to creep in and take shape. Manifestations aren't only rooted in the past. In essence, they're beckoning specters birthed in tangible anguish. Darkness upon darkness, bathed in infinite nothing. Seeking God is associated with a sense of comfort, but what about those who seek the haunted?

  Running to the red doors won't help. They've already been there.

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  Review by Ella Kemp ★★★★ 1

  toni collette

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  Review by esther ★★★★½ 2

  i do like some later shyamalan better but this is truly brilliant. when i first saw this as a teen i didn’t really appreciate how he uses the audience’s understanding of the language of editing against them, imitating Malcolm’s experience of suddenly appearing and disappearing in time all the while assuming he’s experiencing things continuously. it’s just so fucking smart. ppl in my circle don’t tend to talk about this one so much bc we’re all so eager to defend his later work but the guy has been a genius from the jump.

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  Review by reibureibu 15

  Learning how to heal in accepting difference. Learning empathy to bridge the margins. Learning to see a bane for what it is (a gift). Learning to love, in life and in death.