The Sixth Sense & Dead Again

Night Shyamalan’s THE SIXTH SENSE (PG-13, 1999, 107 min)

“The Sixth Sense” is one of the most famous thrillers of all time, a film that left audiences shocked, stunned, and talking long after the credits rolled. Starring Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osment, it follows the story of a young boy who is haunted by strange, unexplainable experiences and the psychologist trying to help him. A suspenseful, emotionally gripping film, “The Sixth Sense” is an unforgettable ride. Now owned by Walt Disney Pictures, this is a special chance to experience the movie that became a cultural phenomenon on the big screen!

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Kenneth Branagh’s DEAD AGAIN (R, 1991, 107 min)

“How many times can you die for love?”  “Dead Again” is the kind of twisty, stylish thriller people can’t stop talking about. Kenneth Branagh directs and stars as a tough Los Angeles detective who takes in a mysterious, mute woman (Emma Thompson) with no memory—only terrifying nightmares of a 1940s murder. When a hypnotist (Derek Jacobi) unlocks the secrets buried in her mind, the case explodes into a gothic puzzle of love, betrayal, and revenge that stretches across lifetimes. Mixing old-school Hitchcock suspense with a sharp ’90s edge, “Dead Again” delivers wild twists, haunting romance, and a finale that will leave you reeling. This is a cult favorite for a reason—see it big, loud, and with a crowd.