The Sixth Sense
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“The Sixth Sense” tells the gripping story of a young boy named Cole Sear, who is convinced that he has the ability to communicate with the spirits of the deceased. In a desperate attempt to assist him, child psychologist Malcolm Crowe steps in, only to discover that Cole’s eerie encounters with the otherworldly are real. Stream ‘The Sixth Sense (1999)’ online for free right here, where you can see how Cole and Malcolm navigate this chilling revelation. With cineby and 123Movies, The Sixth Sense (1999) is available to watch without any hassle. Feel the tension build as twisted secrets unfold in this unforgettable psychological thriller.
Genre: Best 90s, Best Mystery, Drama, Ghost, Mystery, Psychological Drama, Psychological Thriller, Single Mom, Suspense, Suspense Mystery, Thriller, Top250Movies
Director: M. Night Shyamalan
Actors: Alison Robertson, Angelica Page, Bob Bowersox, Bruce Norris, Bruce Willis, Candy Aston-Dennis, Carlos Xavier Lopez, Carol Nielson, Colleen June McQuaide, Donnie Wahlberg, Ellen Sheppard, Firdous Bamji, Gina Allegro, Gino Inverso, Glenn Fitzgerald, Greg Wood, Haley Joel Osment, Hayden Saunier, Heidi Fischer, Holly Cross Vagley, Janis Dardaris, Jeffrey Zubernis, Jodi Dawson, Jonathan Nation, Jose L. Rodriguez, KaDee Strickland, Kate Kearney-Patch, Keith Woulard, Kym Cohen, Lisa Summerour, Luke Burnyeat, M. Night Shyamalan, Marilyn Shanok, Mark Falvo, Matt Casale, Michael J. Lyons, Mischa Barton, Neill Hartley, Nico Woulard, Olivia Williams, Patrick McDade, Peter Anthony Tambakis, Ronnie Lea, Samantha Fitzpatrick, Samia Shoaib, Sarah Ripard, Sean Oliver, Tom McLaughlin, Toni Collette, Tony Michael Donnelly, Trevor Morgan
Country: United States, United States of America
Company: Bluebush Productions, Hollywood Pictures, Spyglass Entertainment, The Kennedy/Marshall Company
Awards: Top Rated #142 | 6 nominations for Oscar
Budget: 40,000,000
Worldwide Gross: $672,806,432
Duration: 1h 47min
Release: 1999
Release Date: 1999-08-06
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