Sixth Sense- Why Do We Need to Belief Malcom Crowe is Alive
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. Also it relies on our assumptions to make it work. The purpose of the film is to make us believe Malcolm Crowe is alive up to the very end. You are suppose to think that he is alive and a normal person. At the beginning you are also suppose to think that Cole is totally normal and is just having problems because his mum and dad have split up. At the beginning of this scene you see Coles mother and Dr Malcolm Crowe sitting down, then Cole walks in and his mother gets up to greet Cole and takes his coat. Hen his mother makes up her day and then Cole also makes up his day. We do not see them talking to one another but we assume that Dr Malcolm Crowe has introduce himself and been let in to wait fo
After Malcolm apologises he talks about Cole, then Anna sighs and the waiter brings the bill and puts it on the table, but as Malcolm goes to get it Anna quickly takes the bill and then says "happy anniversary". Coles mum went to a doctor like him after the divorce. At first we think that Dr Malcolm Crowe can read Coles mind but then he starts getting things wrong, so we realise that he was guessing or already knew the things e. But we think he is interacting with them and they can see him. When Coles mother goes to greet Cole, Malcolm's facial expression tell us he's happy. They talk about a few subjects quite often its about family and the ghosts that Cole can see, in one scene they even talk about magic. These two scenes help to keep up our belief of Malcolm still being alive because we think that Malcolm is interacting with normal people who do not have the sixth sense, so they can not see him. So at the end when we finally realise he is dead, we are shocked and so if we watch the film again, we can find the clues throughout the film showing us that he was a ghost all along. If you look carefully at the camera angles you would see that as Malcolm goes to sit down the chair does not move, so the people in the restaurant would not think anything strange was going on and there is just a sad looking woman eating dinner by herself. Anna and Malcolm do not have a relationship any more because they hardly speak to each other and Anna has been getting on very well with a male who works at the jewellers shop. It is so important because the whole purpose of the film is for us to interpret that Malcolm is a normal man helping a scared child. From this we assume that she is leaving Cole and Malcolm alone to talk. After Coles mum leaves, Malcolm and Cole play a game if Malcolm reads Coles mind correctly Cole has to a step forwards (towards the chair) and if Cole is thinking something else then Cole has to take a step backwards (towards the doorway).
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