Are we blessed? Or are we just the edges?

After seeing ‘The Sixth Sense” we all could see that Haley Joel Osment was a great kid actor. The emotions that he can display being just a kid was really amazing. To have him out played by another kid would hardly be possible. Indeed hardly, but it happened in the Hollocaust movie “Edges of the Lord” by Polish director Yurek Bogayevicz. Osment plays a Jewish boy that has to learn about Catholicism so he can stay with catholic peasant farmers to escape the Nazis. But the real star of this movie is the nine year old Liam Hess who plays the catholic son of the family. He slowly takes the part of Jesus in a play and takes all the kids in the neighbourhood in his game the get more serious during the film. All the kids actors put amazing performances in this story wise a bit bleak movie. But solely for Liam Hess his performance this is a movie worth to watch.

I see dead people...

Every person has the first 5 senses, but very few have the sixth sense. The sixth sense is the Extrasensory perception ( ESP ) that Cole Sear ( Haley Joel Osment ) has, he can see and communicate with dead people. He seeks the help of a child psychologist Dr Malcolm Crowe ( Bruce Willis ) to help him deal with these visions. Director M. Night Shyamalan ( Unbreakable, Signs ) wrote and directed this supernatural thriller that keeps you invested in the characters throughout the movie. The story is well written and if you see it a second time you see that everything fits perfectly. For Bruce Willis this movie was a key point in his career as it distinguished him from just being a action hero, to a great actor.

One tip, if you have not seen this movie yet, read as little about it before seeing it. If you have seen this movie, watch it again and again.