blu-ray edition two-disc collector

DVD:

The Sixth Sense (Collector's Edition Series)

1169 reviews
Firdous Bamji, Mischa Barton

Walt Disney Video, 2000

Why I love this movie
I saw this originally at the movies, and was amazed at the incredibly believable performance by young Haley Joel Osment who plays a child terrified for too long on the verge of losing his fragile young mind. Just before the end of the story I was very frustrated feeling that the Director had cheated on the mystery of the story, until it did actually end, then of course it was "Oh, I see!", my ...

Unbreakable/The Sixth Sense

5 reviews
Firdous Bamji, Michaelia Carroll

Walt Disney Video, 2001

Two Great Movies
These are two excellent movies by one excellent Director: M. Night Shamalyam. His direction and storywriting is consistently good, and his movies explore more supernatural topics such as sixth senses and good vs. evil. Bruce Willis' acting in both is great as well. Pick this up today.

The War Within [HD DVD]
Sarita Choudhury, Mike McGlone

Magnolia, 2007

The Sixth Sense (Two-Disc Vista Series)

1169 reviews
Firdous Bamji, Mischa Barton

Walt Disney Video, 2002

Why I love this movie
I saw this originally at the movies, and was amazed at the incredibly believable performance by young Haley Joel Osment who plays a child terrified for too long on the verge of losing his fragile young mind. Just before the end of the story I was very frustrated feeling that the Director had cheated on the mystery of the story, until it did actually end, then of course it was "Oh, I see!", my ...

Unbreakable (Two-Disc Vista Series)

706 reviews
Firdous Bamji, Michaelia Carroll

Walt Disney Video, 2001

Comics meet life
Great movie and was enhanced by the blu-ray quality. I am not a big Bruce Willis fan but he did a great job in this movie. If you're a fan of comic books, this is a must see/own. Look for the John Buscema stance as Willis comes out of the pool.

The War Within [Blu-ray]

18 reviews
Ayad Akhtar, Firdous Bamji

Magnolia, 2006

What is a human being?
The War Within forced feelings on me that I would rather not have, but that I recognize as essential. The film's protagonist is a mild Pakistani engineer, kidnapped in error on a Paris street by the CIA, tortured, and radicalized by his baseless mistreatment. He comes out of imprisonment and torture a terrorist, a suicide bomber, assigned to wreak havoc in New York. His original innocence, and ...