Sixth Sense By M. Night Shyamalan

In conclusion, M. Night Shyamalan created a supernatural horror-thriller film with the use of literary elements. Like the ghosts in the movie, the literary terms are used to tell a deeper meaning, interact with each other, and to create connections. Meaning that without any use of foreshadowing, symbolism, and themes the plot would be drastically different. Shyamalan is not the only director who ever used these literary devices in a movie; however, his use of devices are different from all other movies, since the constant and precise use of them told a more powerful story. In the end, Shyamalan’s creation of a gripping storyline and unforgettable characters made “Sixth Sense” a beautifully well created movie.