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Rating:  - Rejoice MST3K Fans -- Rifftrax Is Here!
M. Night Shalalalalalalalalalala-tee-da burst onto the scene with the biggest suspense thriller of 1999 (well, right behind a relatively short list of films that includes Analyze This, Wild Wild West and Varsity Blues.) Haley Joel Osment delivers the most miraculous performance ever given by a toddler (he was just 18 months old when he was nominated for the Oscar!) and Bruce "The Return of Bruno" Willis turns in yet another trademark performance as a guy who seems sort of tired and annoyed. When a guy in his underpants shoots a child psychiatrist (who, to be clear, was also wearing underpants, he just happened to have pants on over them) his life is turned upside down (the guy wearing pants over his underpants, that is, not the guy only wearing underpants.) Why does his wife seem withdrawn and narcoleptic? Why do the local children taunt him and call him "Casper"? Why does he seem tired, run down, just sort of dead?
Watch along with Mike, Kevin and Bill as they unlock the most unlockablest secrets of "The Sixth Sense," Rifftrax-style!
Rating:  - Oh so good.
The Sixth Sense by M Night Shyamalan is by far his masterpiece, too bad all the films that followed were less than impressive. This is also Bruce Willis's finest performance, he is flawless from start to finish. Toni Collette is such a chameleon, she can transform herself into any character and her physical appearance changes in every film as well. I love the twist ending and the writing is brilliant, I highly recommend this ghostly horror, enjoy!
Rating: - Classic horror
I'm sorry to admit that even after years of viewing this movie, it still terrifies me and I consider it the greatest thing Shyamalan has ever done. While following the typical ghost story, "The Sixth Sense" is able to achieve true emotional impact as heart is put into the tale. The directing is brilliant and Haley Joel Osment will always be known for his role in one of the scariest movies I have ever seen.
Rating:  - Lackluster transfer and even more disappointing features- get the standard DVD instead
The Sixth Sense is a fantastic movie, one of my childhood favorites. I remember it all, the ghost passing by the bathroom door at night, pukey girl in the tent, and the twist ending that had us on the edge of our seat. I had the tape of this and would watch it every day in the summer. I am very glad this is out on Blu-Ray, but as soon as I began watching it, about 30 minutes in, I already had a bad feeling. The picture is terribly grainy in a few bits, most notably the scene where Cole goes to calm his mother down at night. Cole's mom's nose has a bleed on it (slight red ghosting effect) during the "Picture scene" and Malcom's hair bleeds a bit too in some scenes. And the special features were disappointing too, they were just the special features on the Vista Series DVD. Sound quality is OK, but other than that, you're better off buying the DVD.
Rating: - Movie: 4.5/5 Picture Quality: 3.25/5 Sound Quality: ?/5 Extras: 3/5
Version: U.K / Region A, B, C
Studio: BVHE
MPEG-4 AVC BD-50 / High Profile 4.1
Protection: AACS
BD-Java: Yes
Running time: 1:47:23
Movie size: 27,871,248,384 bytes
Disc Size: 34,526,300,394 bytes
Average video bit rate: 22.85 Mbps
LPCM Audio English 4608 kbps 5.1 / 48kHz / 16-bit / 4608kbps
DTS Audio French 1536 kbps 5.1 / 48kHz / 16-bit / 1536kbps
DTS Audio Spanish 1536 kbps 5.1 / 48kHz / 16-bit / 1536kbps
Dolby Digital Audio English 640 kbps 5.1 / 48kHz / 640kbps
Dolby Digital Audio French 640 kbps 5.1 / 48kHz / 640kbps
Dolby Digital Audio Spanish 640 kbps 5.1 / 48kHz / 640kbps
Subtitles: English / English SDH / Danish / Dutch / Icelandic / Finnish / French / Spanish
Number of chapters: 19
#Reflections From The Set: documentary (39:13)
#Between Two Worlds: documentary (37:24)
#Moving Pictures: The Storyboard Process (14:51)
#Music And Sound Design (6:38)
#Reaching The Audience (3:33)
#Rules And Clues (6:01)
#Deleted Scenes
#Publicity
Contains moderate application of Digital Video Noise Reduction (DNR).
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