"SC-S33/W3-Movie Plot twist(The Sixth Sense (1990)"
Nowadays, I hardly sit down and watch movies, and if I want to watch movies, it is usually from my smartphone or laptop that I watch them from. "The Sixth Sense (1990)" is a movie with an unforgettable twist that I have decided to talk about today.
This movie is a movie that I didn't just watch more than two times for fun, but I kept watching the movie because of its unforgettable twist that always impressed me. M. Night Shyamalan is the director of the movie with a story that follows Dr. Malcolm Crowe, a young boy who is called a psychologist because of his way of life as he tries to help someone called Cole. Cole claims that he is the only one who can communicate freely with the dead.
In the movie, Dr. Crowe believes that he is doing Cole a favor by helping him to overcome his fears and handle his personal life challenges. The twist in the movie came at the end of the movie that is when the movie was also finish which is at the time that Dr. Crowe noticed he had been dead all through his life. He realises that he was actually one of the ghosts Cole has been seeing and talking about since.
This revelation was the part that changed the way I understand every scene in the movie, which I believe is also the same way those who have watched the movie see things. In the movie, the moment that looks ordinary suddenly made perfect sense for me, making me want to keep watching the movie over and over again just so I could find out about the hidden clues.
How did the twist change the story?
The twist changed the story of the movie by transforming it from just a simple psychological drama that never looked interesting into a brilliant supernatural mystery. It revealed that it was all about Dr. Crowe accepting his own fate and finding lasting peace, and not just about helping Cole. The movie became emotionally meaningful at the ending, and it is the part that became memorable to me
What was your reaction to the twist
I was completely shock to the twist. This is because I never expected Dr. Crowe to be dead in the movie, and I became so amazed at how cleverly the clues had been isolated throughout the movie. The story impressed me, and the way the movie ended, which to date, I still consider the movie as one of the most surprising movies that I have watched so far.
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There are some movies that completely change the way you see the story in the final few minutes, and The Sixth Sense is one of the best examples of that.
I enjoyed reading your review because you explained the plot twist in a simple and interesting way.
The moment when Dr. Crowe discovers the truth about himself is unforgettable and makes every earlier scene take on a completely different meaning. I also like how you pointed out that the movie becomes more than just a psychological drama it turns into an emotional story about acceptance and peace.
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful review. It reminded me why this movie is still regarded as one of the greatest suspense films ever made.
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Es una película excelente para este reto. El giro dramático cerca del final nos hace repensar en toda las película, las pistas que nos fueron dejando y que no vimos o no nos percatamos.
Las actuaciones de Bruce Willis y Haley Osment estuvieron magníficas. El guion y dirección de Night Shyamalan fueron de excelencia.
Ha sido un placer leerte. Saludos.
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Well analysed @josepha. The Sixth sense is a movie for the matured minds because it is filled with suspense which makes it very interesting to follow the story line till the end. The death of Dr. Crowe was very shocking to me in the movie but that is my unforgettable twist in this 19th century movie titled “The Sixth Sense".
Thanks for reminding me of this wonderful piece which I will find time to watch again one of these days!
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Wow, we posted almost at the same time, good luck bro!
Sixth Sense was released in 1999, not in 1990. Otherwise, good review.