StreamingSoundtracks.com - The Sixth Sense

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
01	Run To The Church James Newton Howard	1:18	27
02	De Profundis James Newton Howard	2:20	28
03	Mind Reading James Newton Howard	2:40	18
04	Photographs James Newton Howard	0:51	9
05	Suicide Ghost James Newton Howard	1:30	9
06	Malcolm's Story / Cole's Secret James Newton Howard	3:58	55
07	Hanging Ghosts James Newton Howard	2:28	11
08	Tape Of Vincent James Newton Howard	3:25	25
09	Help The Ghosts / Kyra's Ghost James Newton Howard	4:25	22
10	Kyra's Tape James Newton Howard	1:58	12
11	Malcolm Is Dead James Newton Howard	4:39	97

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Reviewers Rating

2 reviews done for this album.

A short but a creepy beautiful score

By:	SiriusCreations
Date:	27 Nov 2008
Rating:

The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) awarded James Newton Howard in 2000 in the category Top Box Office Films.
This nice short album gives you the creeps when listening to it. Especially tracks like Tape Of Vincent and Help The Ghosts / Kyra's Ghost.
It helps when you saw the movie but without seeing it, it gives you a good idea how you will be feeling seeing the movie.
If you do not own this album, try the request all tracks when available. And after that maybe you can share your comments by reviewing this album!

For those who know the movie:
(Spoiler:) When I was Cole, you could see my breath when listening to this score ;)

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A beautiful sscore, though short

By:	tinkerbelle
Date:	17 Dec 2009
Rating:

James Newton-Howard created a very sensitive, serene and dense composition for the story of a boy who sees ghosts. He mostly uses the rich range of conventional orchestration, electronics are used only very subdued.

The beautiful Main theme from Track 2 – De Profundis – is redone especially impressive in track 11 – Malcom is dead. The horror elements of the story are musically transformed in an in most cases unobtrusive way.

And SiriusCreations is right - listening to it sometimes gives you the creeps!

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