@Linkat,
Except by no stretch is Sixth Sense a comedy.
In Heart and Souls the spirits of four very different people who die in a bus crash attach themselves to a baby born in the same crash. They are his permanent 'imaginary friends' while he grows up - keeping him very happy and company until he gets to the age where he realises no-one else can see them. I think around age 12 he tells them to leave him alone (tired of being a freak basically) and they go (well they hide for the next ten or fifteen years - but they are inextricably linked to him so never far.
They re-initiate contact and the bulk of the film is them trying to get him to help them get closure/peace - one by one the bus comes back and takes them to heaven - while the lead's life is largely left in tatters by his odd behaviour (which is very reminiscent of the 'troubles' he had growing up.
All ends well - the four die happily ever after. It's a romantic comedy of sorts.