Odelecol Pretty good movie overall. First half was nothing special but it got better as it went along.

Erica Derrick By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Bob This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.

Cheryl A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

Vomitron_G A movie made for TV that was clearly meant to be a pilot for an on-going series. But as it often goes with made-for-TV pilots, the series never happened. A shame, really, as 'The Sight' shows good potential and the film is well-executed on all levels. 'The Sight' offers a bit of a strange mixture of mystery, thriller, horror & a touch of comedy. But somehow it works quite well. Pretty stylish too. Maybe nothing too special in general and it feels a bit too artificial at times. But as it hints at, a TV-series could have taken an interesting route with the material offered. The protagonist is a guy who inherits the ability to communicate with ghosts. Him and the ghosts end up working together to identify (and possibly defeat?) a serial killer. Just seek out a copy and watch the rest for yourself. Director at the helm of this project is Paul W.S. Anderson, who has a nice track record when it comes to science fiction & horror movies. On his filmography you'll find some quality genre entertainment like 'Event Horizon', 'Soldier' and some of the 'Resident Evil' films. 'The Sight' makes up for a nice addition and somewhat of a different kind of movie than what we're used to coming from Mr. Anderson.

Semperfiusmcbrat watched this tonight for the 1st time. not as good as 6th sense, but still kept me rioted to the TV. would watch it again in a heartbeat.it was good to see Americans and Brits working hand in hand. i liked that the psychic (sp?) worked with more than 1 ghost like in 6th sense.also included humor in the interactions between Michael and the "ghosts".I enjoyed watching Desoto (Emergancy -- Squad 51) in a more modern role. Loved him then and enjoyed seeing him in a different type role. It was nice to see that he has "aged well" and is still acting.

misterdeak I watched this film by accident really, because I had never heard of it and am usually a little sceptical about tv films. As it turned out, I'm glad I gave it a chance. It has a good story, good actors and interesting cinematography (especially the lighting - blue is my favourite colour!). I didn't quite get the Alice in Wonderland references though... Unfortunately I missed the first fifteen minutes, which may explain why I didn't understand the rather cosmic last scene... I was hoping the sequel or maybe the series would tell me, but it so happens neither have ever been made. A shame really, because it's a very promising film. And surprisingly good for a "mere" tv production.

Bob-785 I absolutely loved this. I thought the performances were fantastic and I loved the concept and the script. In my opinion this may have been a rip off of 'The Sixth Sense' but at least this had some level of charm (way off the scale). The only thing that puzzled me were the constant references to 'Alice in Wonderland'. I didn't get that. Am I being thick or was any one else puzzled? Any way, this was fantastic. I thoroughly enjoyed this and cannot wait to see it again. Andrew McCarthy and Honor Blackman head a immensely talented cast. There was not, in my opinion, a single bad performance in this film.If you ever get the chance to watch this, either for the first time or again, TAKE THE CHANCE!!!