My Favorite Scary movie
is the Sixth Sense starring Bruce Willis who plays a psychiatrist named Crowe.
This movie is based upon a troubled and isolated boy, named Cole who is able to
talk to and see dead people, who sometimes don’t know they are dead, and due to
this fact has to visit a shrink to help him. Cole seeing dead people, pertains to the title
of the movie, which means that you notice or see things that are necessarily on
the surface and knowing things that others don’t. Cole is taught by Crowe to
accept ghosts in his life and to use his gift to help people, which he later
does. During this time, Crowe notices that his relationship with his wife has deteriorated,
and believes she is ignoring him due to an affair she is having. Crowe later realizes
that he died months ago due to a gun shot by one of his deranged patients. Crowe recalls Cole’s advice, saying that he
can set him and his wife free, by whispering to her that he loves her. This is
ironic because the whole time Cole was explaining to Crowe on how he saw dead
people who sometimes didn’t know they were dead; Crowe never knew that he was
also dead. In this movie, the viewers are captivated in one way of viewing the
movie and what they believe will happen which is altered by the twist ending. This
is my favorite scary movie because it is not just meant to be scary, but shows
the character’s paths to self discovery and acceptance, and of learning to
communicate. I also really liked the fact the movie wasn’t just a thriller and
a ‘lights off’ scary movie, but was also a love story between Crowe and his wife.
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