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m. night shyamalan's touching-yet-terrifying ghost flick ends with one of the greatest twists in movie history. it's a final revelation with a pop cultural impact rivaled only by the empire strikes back, as the last few minutes redefine the entire film and give the movie a totally new meaning.

m. night shyamalan’s classic horror movie the sixth sense has become a staple in the supernatural film genre, right down to its particlarly iconic line “i see dead people” stated by nine-year old protagonist cole sear (haley joel osment). the story focuses on child psychologist malcolm crowe (bruce willis), who tries

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malcolm crowe is a thoughtful, devoted child therapist. but maybe too devoted.

malcolm crowe, editor: the serpent

the sixth sense (1999) bruce willis as malcolm crowe

all the need-to-know deets on malcolm crowe (bruce willis) in the movie the sixth sense.

check the answer for this trivia question on quiz club! in the 1999 film,

in the sixth sense, several months(?) after an

malcolm crowe movie reviews ; film summaries | roger ebert

m. night shyamalan's touching-yet-terrifying ghost flick ends with one of the greatest twists in movie history. it's a final revelation with a pop cultural impact rivaled only by the empire strikes back, as the last few minutes redefine the entire film and give the movie a totally new meaning.

m. night shyamalan’s classic horror movie the sixth sense has become a staple in the supernatural film genre, right down to its particlarly iconic line “i see dead people” stated by nine-year old protagonist cole sear (haley joel osment). the story focuses on child psychologist malcolm crowe (bruce willis), who tries

best malcolm crowe quotes. "malcolm crowe: [after realizing the time has come for him to move on] i think i can go now. just needed to do a couple of things. i needed to help someone; i think i did. and i needed to tell you something: you were never second, ever. i love you. you sleep now....

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