Just a little thinking.

By marlyse | Published: Sunday, July 29, 2007

If you have never seen the movie “The Sixth Sense” – go see it, rent it, see it.

By chance we watched it again today and it’s a great movie. Of all his (M. Night Shyamalan) movies that I know (’Unbreakable‘, ‘Signs‘, ‘The Village‘, ‘The Lady in the Water‘), The Sixth Sense is by far the most genius one. Great story line, nothing seems forced as some of his latter ones.

If you haven’t a clue where the twist of the movie will come from and it’s in no way blatantly clear, next to be an emotional engulfing movie with some real good acting – yes, that’s what I call good entertainment and a plain good movie.

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