英文电影宝典——The Sixth Sense

ft. He’s not the same person he used to be and his wife doesn’t like the person he has become. Note that Malcolm will occasionally talk to Cole in the 3rd person (he), even when he is talking about himself. They barely speak anymore. They’re like strangers. A sad, but perhaps not uncommon way to describe people who have been married a long time. One day, Malcolm meets this really cool little boy, who reminds him a lot of the other one. A critical colloquial word for nice, good, excellent, etc. I see dead people! :: Dead people like in graves, in coffins? "Graves" are the places where dead bodies are buried, and "coffins" are the boxes built to hold bodies in their graves. They only see what they want to see; They don’t even know that they’re dead. Cole’s scary way of describing to Malcolm the ghosts that he sees. Malcolm looks to the language of psychology in order to help Cole, as both his own wife and Cole’s mom fight increasing stress and depression. Cole has pathologies more severe than originally perceived. A "pathology" is a medical word for disease, in this case of a psychological nature. "Severe" is an important word meaning very serious, and "perceived" means thought or observed. He’s suffering from visual hallucinations, paranoia and some kind of school age schizophrenia. "Hallucinations" are visions and fantasies that people create in their minds, which they mistakenly think are real. "Paranoia" is a powerful word referring to the mistaken fear that one is being persecuted or attacked by others. "Schizophrenia" is an emotional disease of extreme mood disorders and inability to judge reality, that the public often associates with the phenomenon of "multiple personalities." I’d like to talk to you about your boy and his friends keeping their goddamn hands off my son. A crude but common adjective added to show emotion such as anger. Do you think the play sucked big time? If a play, movie or anything else "sucks big time," it is truly horrible. This is very slangy wording, although the verb "to suck" with this meaning is very common. Tommy Tamassino acted in a cough drop commercial, and he said everyone was self-conscious and unrealistic. A funny line, since acting in a commercial would hardly qualify you as an acting critic. In any case, "self-conscious" is an important word to describe a person who’s too concerned with what others think of them. This Tommy kid sounds like a real punk. "Punk" is a word that has come to mean many things over the years, but in this case refers to an unpleasant, obnoxious or even violent kid. "Cats?" :: Never mind. "Cats" is the name of a famous Broadway play. "Never mind" is what you would say if you decide you no longer want to talk about what you just me

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