Every time he watched a Hugo film, Nicholas knew that he had to be mentally prepared, because his films always hide many different things that deserve to be savored by the audience. But even so, Nicholas was completely "deceived" today.

The first three-quarters of the film is almost just a psychological thriller above par, and while there is a twist in it that is quite surprising that Cole can actually see the ghosts, there are no surprises in the whole movie. Until the last quarter, two scenes, just using the pen and ink of two scenes, the quality of the whole movie has been sublimated.

Nicholas suddenly remembered the "Seven Deadly Sins", which was also the last scene, and Hugo took the whole film up a notch with his superb performance, which was almost dazzling. The "Sixth Sense" is obviously the same, the delicate and profound performance of Hugo in the last scene completely broke all the psychological defenses of Nicholas, and he could only let all the emotions rage in his mind, the indescribable pain and struggle, unforgettable.

But it was precisely because of his "contempt" that the ending gave him a heavy blow, almost without any power to parry, and completely followed the ups and downs of the movie.

By the time the movie subtitles have come to an end, the lights in the cinema are still not lit, as if they are giving the audience more time to think. Nicholas sat up straight suddenly, looked around, and found that the audience was sitting quietly in place, without any movement, but in that silence there was an indescribable surge, moving, shocked, joyful, and fearful...... The sparkling tears were connected in the dim big screen lights, like thousands of stars, making the whole theater beautiful.

Just as Nicholas's brain was a mess of mush, and all movements were sluggish, a figure stood diagonally in front of him, and then slowly stirred his hands, and then again, and then. Nicholas subconsciously followed the figure and quickly recognized the person - it was Roger Ebert, the famous film critic Roger Ebert!

I saw Roger straighten his back, his shoulders straight, clapping his hands neatly and powerfully, the crisp applause slowly spread in the dull theater, but the firm sound one after another revealed the true emotions in his heart, the slightly trembling moving and intricacious, gently spread in the air.

Nicholas also stood up, but because he stood so violently, he suddenly couldn't stand on his feet and staggered. It was such a short moment, and then he saw that the people around him were springing up like mushrooms after a rain - this was the press gallery, not the audience, and he was surrounded by his peers.

Then, the applause gathered like a trickle, forming a great river, and finally flowing into the sea, and the surging applause was in the whole middle. The National Theater continued to reverberate, setting off stormy waves. Nicholas tried his best to stir his hands and vent his surging emotions in this simple and crude way.

The applause was so long that even Nicholas himself couldn't remember how long it was, and when the premiere was completely over, he left. National Theater, his head still didn't come back to his senses, until someone blocked his way, "This gentleman, good evening, how does the movie 'The Sixth Sense' feel?" ”

Nicholas looked up, only to find that it was a Fox TV news program in front of him, which made him stunned, and then he laughed dumbly, and the wandering spirit slowly returned to his brain, he thought about it seriously, "Uh, 'supernatural sixth sense'...... Well, it's a very, very good movie. ”

"You mean, this movie is pretty good? Can you elaborate on that? ”

Nicholas calmed down and thought about it again, he found that being interviewed by reporters was not such a wonderful thing, and answering questions was not as simple as it seemed, which made Nicholas laugh, "I think that this movie needs to go into the cinema to savor it in person, the movie is undoubtedly wonderful, and more importantly, it is a horror movie, but it is not a horror movie, believe me, anyone who walks into the cinema will not regret it." ”

"Can't you just describe this movie to us? At the moment, the producers don't have any content briefs, so we don't know anything about the film. ”

Nicholas carefully recalled, and he found that he had no way of describing the film at all, not just the surprise of the ending, he wanted everyone to go into the cinema and watch it themselves; And the family affection and trust described in the theme of the movie also need to be savored by yourself, "Yes, no." All I can say with certainty is that this movie will definitely not make you regret it. ”

"Absolutely?"

"Yes, absolutely."

When Nicholas had finished answering, he stood there and thought for a moment, then turned and walked towards the cinema - he wanted to go into the cinema a second time, because Hugo had made him look more closely, but he had missed too many details, and he wished to relive them. But after only a few steps, Nicholas remembered that today was the premiere, and it was just a screening, and the real full screening would not be until the weekend of this week.

This fact made Nicholas chuckle and shake his head, obviously feeling extremely ridiculous about his actions. Nicholas could only turn around again and take a step home.

When he got home, Nicholas began to reminisce, and he knew that the film hid many different perspectives to tell the same story, and everyone could taste it differently. But his lack of detail made it impossible for him to piece together the whole story. The deepest impression left in my mind is the movie's outline of the word "love", and the emotional description between people, which has reached an unparalleled height.

In particular, the affection between Cole and his mother awakened memories in the depths of Nicholas's mind, and he could barely cry. Thinking of this, Nicholas took out his typewriter and began to get busy.

After thinking about it, Nicholas knocked down the title, "The bond of family ties together two different worlds", but then stopped and thought about it carefully, crossed out this line, and re-typed another line of heading, "Warmth from the soul." ”

"As a horror movie, 'The Sixth Sense' may be the least terrifying horror film, just like the classic masterpieces of 'The Exorcist' and 'The Shining', the biggest highlight of the movie is the people, the communication between people, which makes the viewing process full of warmth, warming the souls who have become cold because of fear, because of parting, and because of uniqueness.

'The Sixth Sense' focuses on the in-depth depiction of several different emotional bonds, showing a delicacy and profundity that is different from that of horror films, and elevates the film to a completely different level.

The affection between the little boy Cole and his mother has become the main thread throughout. The mother takes on the weight of two jobs to raise her son, and the mother is desperate to protect her son in her sleep, and the son is always by his mother's side, and is even willing to become strong for his mother...... That plain but strong emotional bond has become the strength of everyone's growth.

In particular, there is a detail in the movie that is impressive. The mother once asked Cole to 'look me in the eye' three times, and then unswervingly expressed her support for her son, maybe the mother did not understand what happened to Cole, maybe the mother always thought that Cole was seriously ill, but it never affected her trust and support, and she was always on her son's side unconditionally.

This theme is illustrated in the film through several subplots, including the bond between Cole's mother and Cole's grandmother, and the bond between the little girl Kayla and her father...... These countless small details, piled up like daily life, tell us a simple truth: we often think that there are many important things in life, running for a living, working hard for promotion, calculating for profit, we always have countless excuses, 'we need life, we need money, we need recognition', but we are blinded by these excuses, and ignore the most important relatives who stand behind us.

The love between the male protagonist Malcolm and his wife Anna has become the dark thread that supports the entire story structure. The couple, who drifted apart due to an accident, have always relied on a bond of affection, and even though Anna has other suitors, she still watches the wedding tapes of the two to fall asleep late at night.

The uncertainty and mystery of love make people flock to each other, and the promise of 'eternity' binds two people who are not related by blood. That pure and beautiful simple emotion is so strong and public, it is fascinating. Even though the polishing of time and the difficult estrangement have gradually separated the two people, the deep bond in their hearts has never been able to be separated.

The main line of family affection and the dark line of love are tied together to support the whole film, and by exploring life and death and fear, these two emotions that are ubiquitous in life are presented from completely different perspectives.

This is precisely the most valuable part of the 'supernatural sixth sense', compared to those scary ghosts or terrifying tricks, using feelings to connect the two worlds separated by yin and yang, the real sincere emotion is to cross the barrier of life and death, and connect the two beating hearts, just like 'people and ghosts are not over', death is only blocked by the touch of the body, but the connection of the heart cannot be stopped, which undoubtedly makes this work beyond the category of ordinary horror films, and becomes a real classic.

Do you believe that people will remain in this world after they die? Do you believe that ghosts are real? Do you believe that the person you love the most is still worried about you? ”

After Nicholas finished writing the entire film review in one go, he looked at it repeatedly, but he was still not satisfied, but this was already his best work. Because he has limited room to play in the case of avoiding spoilers, I just hope that this film review will attract more audiences who are repulsed by horror movies to the cinema.

Finally, Nicholas thought about it seriously and wrote his score in the lower right, "Ninety-five points".