"I don't want to die."
"I don't want to die."
"I see dead people. They're everywhere, walking around like normal people. They don't see each other, they only see what they want to see. They don't know they're dead."
What can I say about this movie that you won't already know? I loved it the first time I saw it... Well, the first time, and every time after.
It's a very good movie, at least, in my eyes...
Cole Sear has a problem. He sees the ghosts of dead people. They talk to him. They scare him. Yes, mostly they scare him. What can he do, though? No one would believe it, no one would want to. To believe would be to question reality itself. So Cole is alone, left to deal with the frightening situation by himself.
Malcolm Crowe also has a problem. He can't get his mind off a patient who commited suicide. He can't get his wife to listen to him, and he thinks she's seeing another man. He has a patient who believes that he sees ghosts. Malcolm Crowe doesn't just have one problem, Malcolm has many problems.
Hey, there you go! I dunno what you would call it, but it doesn't do the movie justice... If you haven't seen it, do! What... waht did I say? I'm not trying to get you to watch a movie or anything... :)
A couple of sections to look at:
Eventually I'll get more up here... but this is about it for now.
"Do you know why you're afraid when you're alone? I do... I do!"
Disclaimers:
I don't own The Sith Sense, or anything associated. The characters, etc. are used without permission. The pictures are also used without permission, as I don't rememebr where I found them. If you know, please tell me. Thank you!