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Examine the ways in which the director of "The Sixth Sense" maintains the audiences belief that Dr Malcolm Crowe is still alive - What clues are we given that he is dead?
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Examine the ways in which the director of "The Sixth Sense" maintains the audiences belief that Dr Malcolm Crowe is still alive. What clues are we given that he is dead? A number one film as soon as it hit the cinema, "The Sixth Sense" was a phenomenal hit from day one, producing $100,000,000 in seventeen days. Directed by Michael Night Shyamalan, the supernatural thriller showed its first screening. As soon as word passed round of the unique unexpected twist at the finale, audiences were grabbed wherever it was shown. It awakened the audience's senses to what they could not see. The sixth sense is an ability to perceive in a way that exceeds common awareness, generally assessed with paranormal acts. The story revolves around the two main characters, Dr Malcolm Crowe, and young eight-year-old Cole Sear. A factor that made the film successful is that it starred two great, gifted actors....
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