The Sixth Sense
The difference between a good twist ending and a spectacular one is whether there is more to the twist than meets the eye. This box office success about a youngster (Haley Joel Osment) who has the ability to see ghosts and the psychotherapist (Bruce Willis) who attempts to heal him is one of the most skillfully designed and emotionally devastating horror movies ever made. M. Night Shyamalan, the writer-director who earned his reputation with it, has struggled to emerge from its shadow. Which makes sense since how can you improve on a movie that is pretty much perfect?
The Sixth Sense
The Matrix
I don’t need to explain to you why The Matrix is ideal, do I? Beyond the debate and the contentious sequels, this is a classic that only gets better with time: a never-better fusion of martial arts action, anime aesthetic, flashy sci-fi, and psychological depth. Whoa.
The Matrix
