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'''The Sixth Sense''' is a block-buster film directed by [[M. Night Shyamalan]], about a child psychologist who tries to help a child troubled by his mysterious ability to "see dead people all the time". The film was rated PG-13 for intense thematic material and violent images. | '''The Sixth Sense''' is a block-buster film directed by [[M. Night Shyamalan]], about a child psychologist who tries to help a child troubled by his mysterious ability to "see dead people all the time". The film was rated PG-13 for intense thematic material and violent images. | ||
| − | This supernatural thriller begins with | + | This supernatural thriller begins with Philadelphia psychologist Malcolm Crowe getting tipsy with his wife Anna and making light of an award bestowed upon him by the mayor's office for his outstanding work with children. Upstairs, they discover a break in, and Malcom sees a terribly skinny young man clad only in gray briefs, who complains that the doctor has misdiagnosed him and forgotten him. Malcolm takes a moment and remembers former patient Vincent Gray and his good points, but he rages, "You failed me!" and shoots him with a small pistol. |
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Revision as of 19:32, April 4, 2010
| The Sixth Sense | |
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| Directed by | M. Night Shyamalan |
| Produced by | Kathleen Kennedy Frank Marshall Barry Mendel Sam Mercer |
| Written by | M. Night Shymalan |
| Starring | Bruce Willis Haley Joel Osment |
| Music by | James Newton Howard |
| Cinematography | Tak Fujimoto |
| Editing by | Andrew Mondshein |
| Distributed by | Kennedy/Marshall/Barry Mendel Productions Hollywood Pictures Spyglass Entertainment |
| Language | English |
The Sixth Sense is a block-buster film directed by M. Night Shyamalan, about a child psychologist who tries to help a child troubled by his mysterious ability to "see dead people all the time". The film was rated PG-13 for intense thematic material and violent images.
This supernatural thriller begins with Philadelphia psychologist Malcolm Crowe getting tipsy with his wife Anna and making light of an award bestowed upon him by the mayor's office for his outstanding work with children. Upstairs, they discover a break in, and Malcom sees a terribly skinny young man clad only in gray briefs, who complains that the doctor has misdiagnosed him and forgotten him. Malcolm takes a moment and remembers former patient Vincent Gray and his good points, but he rages, "You failed me!" and shoots him with a small pistol.