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Examine the way that two scenes from the sixth sense are presented in order to maintain the audience's belief that Malcolm Crowe is alive. Evaluate the importance of the two scenes in the film as a whole.
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Examine the way that two scenes from the sixth sense are presented in order to maintain the audience's belief that Malcolm Crowe is alive. Evaluate the importance of the two scenes in the film as a whole. By Stacey Owen. The "sixth sense" is a supernatural horror. The story is about Dr Malcolm Crowe who is a child psychologist haunted by the painful memory of a disturbed young patient he could not help. So when he meets Cole Sear a frightened, confused eight years old with a similar condition. Dr Malcolm Crowe tries to make up by doing everything he can. The discovery of Cole's "sixth sense" leads them both to peculiar and unexpected consequences. The film relies on the camera angle, body language and the facial expressions to make us believe Malcolm Crowe is alive. Also it relies on our assumptions to make us believe that Malcolm Crowe is alive. The...
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