The "Los Angeles Times" published Nicholas's film review as soon as possible, and a high score of 95 points can almost be said to be a super high score that cannot be replicated.

Some people may joke that this is not a perfect score...... This was not the case with the Los Angeles Times, which consistently gave Hugo's work the highest possible score. But everyone knows that this is just a joke, because "The Sixth Sense of the Supernatural" is a horror film, and the pinnacle of horror films in history is "The Exorcist" in 1973.

In fact, with the development of horror films in the second half of the eighties to the other extreme, the average score of horror movies has dropped to 50 points, for most horror works, the media comprehensive evaluation can reach 60 points, which is already a huge victory, and the media comprehensive evaluation of 70 points is enough to rank among the "classic" ranks.

Under such circumstances, "The Sixth Sense" won a 95-point rating from the Los Angeles Times, which can be said to be an incredible achievement, almost dismaying, and even many people doubted: Nicholas McLaen is sure that he is watching the "Sixth Sense", not the recently re-screened "Truman's World"?

However, the answer was quickly answered, as the Los Angeles Times wrote a review with the headline "God, I Cry Out to You from the Abyss" and a perfect score of 100 for the film.

"'You think I'm a freak?' 'Look me in the eye and I would never think you're a freak, never'.

This is a dialogue that appears in the movie, and it appears twice before and after, this is a mother's love for a child, and it is a mother's commitment to a child. This has also become the core content of the whole movie, making the whole movie exude a core and quality that is different from ordinary horror movies, and it really has the qualifications to become a classic.

There is no shortage of horror movies in Hollywood, and almost every year there are a large number of works of varying calibre, which are dizzying, but there are few that can really make the audience walk into the cinema and leave an impression. But there is no doubt that 'The Sixth Sense' was able to attract Hugo to join - winning the favor of this discerning actor is definitely a work to look forward to. The results also proved that Hugo once again amazed all the audience, and the 'supernatural sixth sense' once again brought surprises.

This is a wonderful horror movie, and it is also a suspense movie that makes people scream.

The so-called suspense movie means that there is always one or more suspense hidden in the process of advancing the movie, and as the story progresses, the suspense is revealed one by one, or another suspense is set up with the unraveling of one suspense. Such a film uses a layered rhythm to set the atmosphere for the camp step by step from the beginning, and finally completely detonates the climax of the story when the suspense is revealed.

This type of film shooting is very difficult, and it puts forward high requirements for the director's control and rendering power, and the requirements for the fit of the script and actors are incomparable. But once successful, this kind of movie is often evocative, when people can't wait to reveal the truth of the result, in a surprise moment suddenly comes, and after the catharsis of the climax like a storm, all kinds of details in the previous viewing will emerge in front of you, and then you will find that these details are carefully set up by the director, so ingenious, so exciting, so interesting, it is full of praise, and I can't help but revisit it many times.

There have been many such classic films this year, the most well-known of which is Hugo's 'Seven Deadly Sins', and Kevin Spacey's 'The Extraordinary Suspects' is also one of them, and now another 'Psychic Sixth Sense' must be added.

With David Fincher, Bryan Singh Compared with Singer, the biggest feature of M-Knight Shyamalan is not the ingenuity of the plot design, but the control of the rhythm and the accumulation of emotions. At the same time, it brilliantly portrays the psychology of each character, and through the excellent performances of Hugo Lancaster and Haley Joe Osmond and other actors, the excavation of human nature and the exploration of emotions are pushed to the extreme, which also makes the "supernatural sixth sense" present a classic potential comparable to "exorcist" and "Shining".

The protagonist of the story chooses a young boy who is only ten years old, Cole.

At only ten years old, Cole showed a maturity and calmness that was very different from his age, and his eyes were uneasy and sensitive to observe the world. At his age, he should have enjoyed his childhood innocently, he should have lived a carefree life under the care of his parents, but he was strong enough to endure pain that no one else could know.

'I can see the dead'.

Cole's eyes filled with irrepressible tears as he curled up in the covers and told the secret in a trembling voice to his trusting Dr. Malcolm, and he was finally able to free himself, to be able to lift the weight from his shoulders.

All this time, Cole was like standing in the abyss of darkness, surrounded by endless fear and darkness, and the pervasive cold made him shiver, and soon he found that the unknown forms were only visible to him, which made him feel helpless; Then he found that when he told anyone around him about this fear, he would only get distrustful and repulsive looks, even fearful looks, which made him learn to be silent.

He refuses to open his heart to anyone, including his mother, and is forced to face the horrors alone that no one can explain, loneliness and loneliness make him more and more alienated, and the fear grows stronger and stronger, tormenting every nerve in him.

When he was ridiculed and rejected by the people around him, that irresistible inferiority complex began to make him self-doubt, 'Am I really a freak?', that fear of being defined, that fear of being excluded and abandoned, even more than the fear of the unknown form, which overwhelmed his immature shoulders.

Luckily, he met Dr. Malcolm. Malcolm didn't treat him like a freak, he didn't look strange, he talked like a friend, he tried to entertain the bad atmosphere with terrible magic, and most importantly, he always listened carefully to his every word. Cole knew that this man was the only one who could help him.

In fact, Malcolm didn't believe in this autistic child at first, he just analyzed the condition from the perspective of a psychiatrist. Malcolm, however, had a pain in his heart, and he did not want to rush it, but cautiously tried to peek into the secrets of his heart, and he tried to avoid the question of trust in a tactful way, but failed. The family's woes and Cole's confusion were like a cage that he couldn't break free, and he had decided to give up at one point.

But luckily, Malcolm cracked the demons in his heart, found the truth, and chose to trust Cole. It was this unprecedented trust that ignited Cole's hope, helped him overcome his fears, rediscovered his rhythm in life, and, more importantly, re-identified himself - he was not a freak, but rather a messenger with a special mission. Overnight, Cole grew up.

At the same time, Malcolm was also trapped in an embarrassing situation, his wife's estrangement and career barrier, so that Malcolm was at a loss, as if his hands were bound by a reverse scissors, even if he tried his best to struggle and resist, he could never move a single bit. However, Cole's trust allowed Malcolm to regain his confidence and find his purpose and belief in life again.

Malcolm's trust helped Cole solve his confusion; And Cole's kindness helped Malcolm get out of his predicament. These two people, who are not related by blood, support each other and move forward with each other, becoming the most touching scene in Philadelphia, which cannot see the sun all year round.

If his mother's trust and persistence allowed Cole to find a warm embrace; Malcolm's trust and persistence allowed Cole to find a way forward in the fog. The consistent family affection makes 'The Psychic Sixth Sense' qualified to become a classic, and the trust that has become the main story line makes the movie a classic.

Haley Joe Osmond delivers a near-perfect performance in the film, and he accurately interprets Cole's complex and deep heart with a maturity that is completely inappropriate for his age, and it is precisely because of his outstanding performance that the film bursts with amazing energy and makes the whole story complete.

Hugo Lancaster showed the absolute strength of his acting skills, his calm and powerful aura was carried throughout, and his delicate but profound acting threaded the needle, raising the quality of the whole movie to a higher level. The restrained and deep style is as gentle and meticulous as the moonlight, showing a silky touch.

The performance of the two people profoundly interprets the core theme of the movie: the trust and support of lonely souls.

'Can we pretend to meet again tomorrow?' It's just pretending. ''Okay, see you tomorrow.'' ’

This is the words before the end of the movie, two lonely souls, one can only be understood by the other party, and the other can only be seen by the other party, so they give their trust to each other, warm each other, and pour out their deepest secrets to each other.

I'm here, presumably just to help someone, and now that his problem is solved, it's time for me to go." ''Can I say what I don't want?'' I don't want to be scared anymore. ’

He and him, two fragile beings, one tormented by guilt, the other tossing and turning because of fear, just relying on each other for warmth. Everyone is a lonely individual, and life can only come alive when you meet someone who truly understands yourself.

O God, I cry out to you from the abyss...... Can anyone hear me? ”