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You asked where the movie was set just minutes after "Six Mobths Later" "South Philadelphia." Haley was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Oscar. He lost to Michael Caine, whose speech was about his fellow nominees. Hus wife hadn't started a relationship with her coworker. She was still mourning. Try The Others. Another fantastic cast.
After all these years, people who watch this movie still honor an unspoken, unwritten pledge not to spoil the ending, so that new viewers can still feel the shock of discovering it for the first time.
Don't be embarrassed at all... I cry every time at the car scene with Haley Joel Osment and Toni Collette (this was acting at its best) and the ending where Malcolm talks to his wife and says "You were never second... ever". Loved your reaction.
Guys, I just wanted to leave a comment saying this movie was my absolute favorite so far. I couldn’t stop thinking about it for days. If you can think of any movies in the same realm I would LOVE to hear!!
@ErinCaseyGamers Hi, Erin. That was a great reaction. I recommend you to watch The Silence of the Lambs, Scream and Get Out (2017). Those movies are horror/thriller stories with some mystery/investigation/crime elements. If you want to watch more mystery/investigation/crime films (with other movie genres) you should watch Knives Out (and its sequel, Glass Onion), Bad Times at the El Royale, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Se7en, Minority Report, Zodiac, Memento, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, L.A. Confidential, The Batman (2022) & Sherlock Holmes (2009)
A terrific reaction. I would love to see you watch the miniseries Haunting of Hill House for spooky season. Its got some jump scares, but its more about memory and grief.
Possibly one of the greatest reveals in the history of movies. The writing in this movie is impeccable. Another good movie to watch would be The Others
"The Others" is a decent movie, but I figured it out fairly quickly. Unlike "The Sixth Sense" which I didn't see that ending coming and it made me mad that I missed so many clues.
Heeey, Erin. Gosh girl - please don't feel embarrassed about your emotional response at the end of this iconic piece of work. I swear this movie's twist is one of the best kept secrets of all movies ever. Almost no one sees it coming, and Malcom's realization and ensuing discussion with his wife pulls on heart strings that no one has time to protect or hide. Your vulnerable response was genuine and lovely - and definitely relatable. Thank you for sharing such a real piece of yourself with everyone - after all, that's why we watch reactors react. See you again soon! 😊
As someone here said, wish you could forget you saw the movie first time, so you could watch it again. The next best thing, watching it with a reactor and getting to experience it again through their eyes. Thank you for this, Erin. I cried, after all these year seeing it repeatedly with reactors, I still cry.
I'd guess that 95% of all who watched this did NOT know Malcolm was dead. I heard that there was a loud gasp at the theatre at the reveal. I watched it on my VHS player a year or so later so had the luxury of rewinding it and watching it over again for the hints. Great movie. She wasn't cheating on him. She was just trying to move on with her life at the same time as being unknowingly haunted by his presence. Loved your reaction.
I watched this when it was released and it was the first time I smoked weed. When the kid said "I see people, they don't know they're dead ", I said Damn, the guy is dead. Weed ruined the twist for me. 🤣
For those who have watched the ‘Sixth Sense", and recommends it to someone else, DO NOT even hint of the twist. As much as it was awesome for us to watch it for the first time, watching someone else’s first time reaction, is as equal the enjoyment. The movie is from 1991, and never gets old. Our World is so divided and the experience of watching the ‘Sixth Sense’, for the first time, is at least that one thing we can collectively enjoy together.
I wish I didn’t even google it! I’m sooo glad I forgot by the time the end rolled around. This movie left such an impact on me, I start to cry again thinking about it. I told everyone I could think of that they need to watch if they haven’t! 😂
I saw this in the theater when it first came out and I had no idea there was a twist ending, so I was completely flabbergasted when I saw it. It's one of those movies that is even better when see if again, knowing the plot twist, because there are some other things going on that you'll notice. Such a beautifully heartbreaking film, and one of my all-time favorites. I'm so jealous of people who are watching it for the first time!
I’m already sad that I won’t get to watch it for the first time again! But I’d love to watch it a second time knowing what I know now. In fact, I’m watching my own reaction again as we speak 😂
This is one of those movies, where you appreciate it even more when you watch it a 2nd time. The signs are EVERYWHERE, but they're all so subtle, that nobody anticipates the twist at the end.
Agreed. One thing that had stood out to me were the stark red visual elements. But it sort of popped up and then slipped below my thought process as I was watching it. At the end I'm kicking myself - there were literal red flags the entire time and I wasn't paying attention. :)
32:33 please don't be embarrassed. Everyone ugly cries at this movie. That's a big part of why we watch these reactions. We get to relive that feeling, watching you experience it for the first time. ❤
The scene where she talks about winning the lottery and Cole talks about being picked 1st for kickball... they're pretending and telling each other about their ideal day, as if it happened. ❤😢
It's a really well written, heartbreaking scene. They know how bad their lives are. Even without the ghost angle, at heart this is a touching movie about a struggling single mom and her bullied, unpopular son.
Wonderful reaction erin you never need to apologise for crying , showing your emotions is a beautiful thing , my eyes were tearing up along with you . This movie has so much heart the mum was awesome, the kid wow suvh great acting and bruce was wonderful too , the cole and mum scene in the car gets me every time 😢 unfortunately i was spoiled regarding the twist before i first saw this movie but it was still great seeing it play out 👌 cheers for the heartfelt reaction erin awesome job 🔥
I'm so glad you never saw the twist coming, It really is a great film I even had a little tear when he was telling his mum what grandma said about her.
Don't even worry about the tears. I've seen this film thousands of times and that scene with Cole and his mom ALWAYS destroys me. From that point in the movie...and going forward is sad but amazing at the same time.
Hi Erin. This was my first video of yours. I love reaction videos to The Sixth Sense. I really enjoyed watching it again with you. The 6th Sense isn't very scary IMO. It isn't really even a horror movie IMO. I would describe it as a drama with horror elements. The scariest thing about The Sixth Sense is how hard it makes me cry. No need to be embarrassed about crying. This movie has a surprisingly large emotional impact on a lot of people. You can go watch other reactions to it now if you want to, and see first hand that you're not the only one who finds these characters and this story to be really emotional. I loved how my opinion of Malcolm's wife turned upside down in one second when it's revealed that Malcolm died at the beginning. Great movie.
Absolute classic! Movies with a twist or big reveal, I think I prefer watching reactions so I can experience it for the first time again. So good, this one!
The casting in this movie is insanely good across the board. Definitely not a movie you'd expect to make you cry, but the ending really hits hard. The scene with Cole and his mom in the car absolutely destroys me every time.
I just started. I almost turned it off when you said at the beginning that you knew nothing about the movie, but then you said you looked up and saw there was a twist ending and that the kid sees dead people. GROAN! But now, I've read you were surprised at the twist, so I will keep watching your reaction. I'll let you know what I think in the end...
Even after 25yrs people tend to not spoil it for others. The film also has a bit of defense because the "I see dead people" line seems to be the secret in pop culture for people who have not seen the movie. . The second time you watch take note when the color red is in the scene when ghosts are around :)
I always get teared up with the mom/son scene in the car at the end. Very few movies have that effect on me. Forrest Gump is really the only one I can think of off hand (not gonna say why in case you haven't seen it yet).
Ahh, so fun to watch that light go on when people realize what's been happening. Loved your reaction Play. I think you looked exactly how most people felt when they saw this, hehehe.
Love this reaction! 1999 was an amazing year for movies and I'm not saying that because I was 17/18 at the time and have hypernostalgia (well not *just* because of the nostalgia.) From the same year I'd also recommend 'Eyes Wide Shut', 'Being John Malkovich', 'The Iron Giant', 'The Talented Mr Ripley', 'Drop Dead Gorgeous', 'Election' and 'Office Space'.
I was worried when you said you knew there was a twist and then speculated Malcom was possibly dead. But by the end I could see you were fully invested. This is M Night Shayamalan's third (and in my opinion -- his best) movie. And yes, I still cry at the traffic scene.
If you liked Haley Joel Osment, you now have to watch " second Hand Lions" ! He is a year or two older playing a child handed over to two rough and no nonsense uncles who take no ( insert not nice word here) and is in charge of a run down old farm. The uncles are played by Michael Caine and Robert Duvall. 2 movie legends ! They fill his head with the fables of their youth, or are they fables. It is full of heart.
Two awesome movies to put on your list….”Silver Linings Playbook”, romcom starring Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence. “Seabiscuit”…..Based on a true story about an underdog racehorse in the depression era starring Jeff Bridges. Both are phenomenal feel good movies, you’ll love them!
"Cats" was a very popular play on Broadway in the 1980s. Longest running, at the time. That's what he was talking about, not the bad movie that came out way after this one.
Almost no one figured it out, but if you go back and re-watch the clues are all there. The film is perfectly construced, like a good magic trick. We just assume things that aren't shown like when Malcoln and the mother are in the living room, we assume they were talking.
Hey Erin, I just found your channel. Great reaction to a really terrific movie! I think this was your best reaction so far. I look forward to seeing more from your channel. Please Don't feel embarrassed about showing emotions. I assure you, you weren't alone. Movies and music should move us - it's evidence that they are done well!
You seem to like the actor Haley Joel Osment. You should check him out in Forrest Gump - his very first movie and the one that was his breakout role. You won't regret watching it.
Fun fact: The Doctor is the movie's Director. The best thing about this movie is not the twist, it's the fact that after the first twist, nobody's expecting the second twist! This is my opinion, of course.
Great reaction !!! Just so you know, and I promise, I mean this to be helpful ... you don't have to look at us when things are going on, like when the credits are rolling or at the beginning of the movie when they are introducing you to the characters and/or the plot. Believe me, we're watching you, and I plan on doing a lot more of that, now that I've found you/your group (especially if I see you are doing it). It's nice looking into your beautiful eyes, and I love your big heart, but not looking at the screen in those important times makes you miss things. Anyway, I plan on jumping into a few of the reactions on your channel, like Ghostbusters, Predator and Tremors, so I hope you all start churning them out. Anyway, I believe you missed Donnie Wahlberg's name in the credits (the dude who shot Bruce Willis). FYI, he's one of Mark Wahlberg's brothers and founding member of the Boy Band, New Kids on the Block, along with brothers Mark, Robert, Jim, Paul, Jeff and sister-in-law, Rhea Durham. He also did other popular movies, including the Saw movies, Zookeeper ... this one and Ransom (Mel Gibson). In TV, he was in many things, but the most popular ones were Blue Bloods and The Masked Singer (season 5, 2021). It's also probably not a good idea to look up the movies before you see them because, like in this one, you already knew about things you weren't supposed to, like that there was a twist and "I see dead people". I know, this one is kind of hard to avoid some things, but it's better when you are surprised. Now, something most people don't pick up is, that the doctor that the mom was talking to, who insinuated that she might be hurting Cole, was in fact, the director M. Knight Shyamalan. Like Alfred Hitchcock, he usually does cameos in his movies. Also, one of the signs that a ghost is going to be active is the RED OBJECTS such as the red door knob, red balloon, red curtains/covering for his hideaway, etc. as well as (you DID notice this) things getting cold. Anyway, good luck with the channel ... I wish you all the best 🥰🥰🤗🤗 !!!
Nancy Drew vibes - NOT! She spoiled it by "Googling" this movie - then looks for the plot twist EVERYWHERE. It has been the best kept plot twist in the history of cinema, because of the Honor System. In 1999 the box office numbers soared as MANY of us dragged friends and family to the theater again and again to catch their genuine reactions ... This film goes in my Top Ten Recommendations, which includes; SUNSET BOULEVARD (1950), CASABLANCA (1943), TO CATCH A THIEF (1955), THE WIZARD OF OZ (1939), FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF (1986), PARENTHOOD (1989), FAR AND AWAY (1992), PALE RIDER (1985), and THE FIFTH ELEMENT (1997).
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001-IMDb 7,2) The same young actor from: The 6th Sense Pay It Forward (2000-IMDb 7,2) - Das Glücksprinzip - with H. J. Osment Bicentennial Man (1999) Cloud Atlas (2012 - 2.52 Hours - IMDb 7,5) From one of the converted Wachowsky Brothers who also created the Matrix Trilogy. TOP MOVIE: Mr. Nobody (2009 - IMDB 7.8) 2,35 Hours long in the Directors Cut. Wiki: Mr. Nobody is a 2009 science fiction drama film written and directed by Jaco Van Dormael and starring Jared Leto, Sarah Polley, Diane Kruger, Linh Dan Pham, Rhys Ifans, Natasha Little, Toby Regbo, and Juno Temple. It tells the life story of Nemo Nobody, an 118-year-old man who is the last mortal on Earth after the human race has achieved quasi-immortality. Nemo, memory fading, tells a doctor and journalist about his three main loves and his parents' divorce and the subsequent hardships he endured. The speculative narrative frequently changes course to investigate the alternate life paths that could have resulted from his making different decisions in his life, focusing on when he is nine, fifteen, and thirty-four. The film has nonlinear narrative that incorporates the multiverse hypothesis.... Please do not confuse it with a film of the same name. The film does not fit into any genre. He deviates far from the standard mush. Also difficult to describe, you simply have to see it. the best would be, of course, in a reaction video :).
Hi, Erin. I wanted to respectfully say that it’s probably best that you don’t Google the movies beforehand for various reasons. The obvious one being that it’s always possible to run across a spoiler result. Plus, a lot of fans of these movies, are potential subscribers, and as such get the most out of watching the reactor go in blind. I know, It seems like such a small, petty thing. But it will mean something to some. I enjoyed the heartfelt reaction, and your display of vulnerability and watching you wear your heart on your sleeve was adorkable. Nothing but good things to say about your genuine reaction.
Halloween's coming up, and you've got your spooky T-shirt.. Please consider reacting to "The Crow" from 1994. It's not quite up to the Sixth Sense's standard (what is?) but it's still pretty good and very seasonally appropriate.
1. Haley Joel Osment played Forrestt Gump Jr, in "AI", "Pay it forward" and absolutely kills in this.🤩 2. I first knew when he met his wife when she was morning him alone at the anniversary meal. Only one place setting. 🧐 3. I watched my now ex to see when she got it but she never picked it up until the reveal. 4. They help each other. 5. Cole knew he wouldn't see Malcolm again. 6. Cole to Malcolm, "How can you help me, if you don't believe me?" "Some magic's real". 7. A fun movie for review of a Bruce Willis is, "The Last Boy Scout". HINT HINT 8. Missing you Bruce.😢
Erin I would love to see you do a reaction to the (1979) movie the Jerk starring Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters so please comment on Navin being really Dirty when both his Family and Marie find him.
But.. if the girl was making a video of her being poisoned by her stepmother, why was she still eating the food and why didn't she show the tape to her father herself? She must have been still alive after making the tape to hide it in that box 😅
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You asked where the movie was set just minutes after "Six Mobths Later" "South Philadelphia."
Haley was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor Oscar. He lost to Michael Caine, whose speech was about his fellow nominees.
Hus wife hadn't started a relationship with her coworker. She was still mourning.
Try The Others. Another fantastic cast.
After all these years, people who watch this movie still honor an unspoken, unwritten pledge not to spoil the ending, so that new viewers can still feel the shock of discovering it for the first time.
Same for "The Usual Suspects" and "Fight Club".
They were on earth all along!!. Oops wrong movie.
Adam Sandler ruined it for millions in 50 First Dates
No I have seen someone reviewing immediately telling his audience what his hunch was
Don't be embarrassed at all... I cry every time at the car scene with Haley Joel Osment and Toni Collette (this was acting at its best) and the ending where Malcolm talks to his wife and says "You were never second... ever". Loved your reaction.
Cole knew he was a ghost the whole time. “Will I see you again?”
“If that’s okay with you”
Don't ever be embarrassed at showing heartfelt emotion. This was a great reaction.
Guys, I just wanted to leave a comment saying this movie was my absolute favorite so far. I couldn’t stop thinking about it for days. If you can think of any movies in the same realm I would LOVE to hear!!
@ErinCaseyGamers Hi, Erin. That was a great reaction. I recommend you to watch The Silence of the Lambs, Scream and Get Out (2017). Those movies are horror/thriller stories with some mystery/investigation/crime elements.
If you want to watch more mystery/investigation/crime films (with other movie genres) you should watch Knives Out (and its sequel, Glass Onion), Bad Times at the El Royale, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Se7en, Minority Report, Zodiac, Memento, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, L.A. Confidential, The Batman (2022) & Sherlock Holmes (2009)
Nicole Kidman in the others was excellent.
"Signs" 2002 from the same writer/director as the sixth sense, M. Night Shyamalan.. I'd bet your mom would probably be excited for this as well, imo..
Ordinary People (1980)
A terrific reaction. I would love to see you watch the miniseries Haunting of Hill House for spooky season. Its got some jump scares, but its more about memory and grief.
Possibly one of the greatest reveals in the history of movies. The writing in this movie is impeccable. Another good movie to watch would be The Others
"The Others" is a decent movie, but I figured it out fairly quickly. Unlike "The Sixth Sense" which I didn't see that ending coming and it made me mad that I missed so many clues.
Heeey, Erin. Gosh girl - please don't feel embarrassed about your emotional response at the end of this iconic piece of work. I swear this movie's twist is one of the best kept secrets of all movies ever. Almost no one sees it coming, and Malcom's realization and ensuing discussion with his wife pulls on heart strings that no one has time to protect or hide. Your vulnerable response was genuine and lovely - and definitely relatable. Thank you for sharing such a real piece of yourself with everyone - after all, that's why we watch reactors react. See you again soon! 😊
As someone here said, wish you could forget you saw the movie first time, so you could watch it again. The next best thing, watching it with a reactor and getting to experience it again through their eyes. Thank you for this, Erin. I cried, after all these year seeing it repeatedly with reactors, I still cry.
I'd guess that 95% of all who watched this did NOT know Malcolm was dead. I heard that there was a loud gasp at the theatre at the reveal. I watched it on my VHS player a year or so later so had the luxury of rewinding it and watching it over again for the hints. Great movie. She wasn't cheating on him. She was just trying to move on with her life at the same time as being unknowingly haunted by his presence. Loved your reaction.
I watched this when it was released and it was the first time I smoked weed. When the kid said "I see people, they don't know they're dead ", I said Damn, the guy is dead. Weed ruined the twist for me. 🤣
I am so glad Play forgot about there was a twist and just reacted to the movie.
For those who have watched the ‘Sixth Sense", and recommends it to someone else, DO NOT even hint of the twist. As much as it was awesome for us to watch it for the first time, watching someone else’s first time reaction, is as equal the enjoyment. The movie is from 1991, and never gets old. Our World is so divided and the experience of watching the ‘Sixth Sense’, for the first time, is at least that one thing we can collectively enjoy together.
I wish I didn’t even google it! I’m sooo glad I forgot by the time the end rolled around. This movie left such an impact on me, I start to cry again thinking about it. I told everyone I could think of that they need to watch if they haven’t! 😂
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The car scene at the end....😢
I saw this in the theater when it first came out and I had no idea there was a twist ending, so I was completely flabbergasted when I saw it. It's one of those movies that is even better when see if again, knowing the plot twist, because there are some other things going on that you'll notice. Such a beautifully heartbreaking film, and one of my all-time favorites. I'm so jealous of people who are watching it for the first time!
I’m already sad that I won’t get to watch it for the first time again! But I’d love to watch it a second time knowing what I know now. In fact, I’m watching my own reaction again as we speak 😂
@@ErinCaseyGamers I've seen it many times and I think I love it a little more each time.
Shymalan referenced the fact that the mom of the dead girl had a condition
' Munchausen syndrome by proxy'
Clever ...
Don't worry , I watched it dozen of times and I always cry for the scene in the car, and the final scene.
This is one of those movies, where you appreciate it even more when you watch it a 2nd time. The signs are EVERYWHERE, but they're all so subtle, that nobody anticipates the twist at the end.
Agreed. One thing that had stood out to me were the stark red visual elements. But it sort of popped up and then slipped below my thought process as I was watching it. At the end I'm kicking myself - there were literal red flags the entire time and I wasn't paying attention. :)
We're here for the tears, no embarrassment in it at all. ❤
The guy that shot him was Donnie Wahlberg. He lost a lot of weight for this role.
A small role but he was brilliant.
32:33 please don't be embarrassed. Everyone ugly cries at this movie. That's a big part of why we watch these reactions. We get to relive that feeling, watching you experience it for the first time. ❤
32:33 Well.....sometimes, nice looking people, cry at the end too😅
The scene where she talks about winning the lottery and Cole talks about being picked 1st for kickball... they're pretending and telling each other about their ideal day, as if it happened. ❤😢
It's a really well written, heartbreaking scene. They know how bad their lives are. Even without the ghost angle, at heart this is a touching movie about a struggling single mom and her bullied, unpopular son.
Wonderful reaction erin you never need to apologise for crying , showing your emotions is a beautiful thing , my eyes were tearing up along with you . This movie has so much heart the mum was awesome, the kid wow suvh great acting and bruce was wonderful too , the cole and mum scene in the car gets me every time 😢 unfortunately i was spoiled regarding the twist before i first saw this movie but it was still great seeing it play out 👌 cheers for the heartfelt reaction erin awesome job 🔥
Nobody knew. This film's twist got everybody. It was awesome.
Haley Joel Osment's first film role was in Forrest Gump.
I'm so glad you never saw the twist coming, It really is a great film I even had a little tear when he was telling his mum what grandma said about her.
The twist at the end was amazing. Wish i could watch this for the first time again.
Almost makes you envy Drew Barrymore in 50 First Dates.
Now so do I 😭
Don't even worry about the tears. I've seen this film thousands of times and that scene with Cole and his mom ALWAYS destroys me. From that point in the movie...and going forward is sad but amazing at the same time.
Hi Erin. This was my first video of yours. I love reaction videos to The Sixth Sense. I really enjoyed watching it again with you.
The 6th Sense isn't very scary IMO. It isn't really even a horror movie IMO. I would describe it as a drama with horror elements. The scariest thing about The Sixth Sense is how hard it makes me cry.
No need to be embarrassed about crying. This movie has a surprisingly large emotional impact on a lot of people. You can go watch other reactions to it now if you want to, and see first hand that you're not the only one who finds these characters and this story to be really emotional.
I loved how my opinion of Malcolm's wife turned upside down in one second when it's revealed that Malcolm died at the beginning.
Great movie.
Absolute classic!
Movies with a twist or big reveal, I think I prefer watching reactions so I can experience it for the first time again. So good, this one!
don't google reaction movies at all
just hearing there is a twist can ruin the twist
Yeah, I just left a similar (but much longer) comment about that.
Yeah, I was bummed out when Erin said she knew there was a twist ending.
I agree with you. It's pure luck (and perhaps a testament to the power of the film) that the twist still came as a surprise for this reactor.
The casting in this movie is insanely good across the board. Definitely not a movie you'd expect to make you cry, but the ending really hits hard. The scene with Cole and his mom in the car absolutely destroys me every time.
Same here. Every time I watch it. I'm surprised she didn't cry when watching that scene.
Great reaction! Never tire of seeing that lightbulb moment 😁
All hail the mighty algorithm for bringing this new channel to me
I just started. I almost turned it off when you said at the beginning that you knew nothing about the movie, but then you said you looked up and saw there was a twist ending and that the kid sees dead people. GROAN! But now, I've read you were surprised at the twist, so I will keep watching your reaction. I'll let you know what I think in the end...
Same ...
Even after 25yrs people tend to not spoil it for others. The film also has a bit of defense because the "I see dead people" line seems to be the secret in pop culture for people who have not seen the movie. . The second time you watch take note when the color red is in the scene when ghosts are around :)
Thank you for such a beautiful reaction to this classic film...❤
Underrated for how emotional this movie is! Really such a beautiful story
I always get teared up with the mom/son scene in the car at the end. Very few movies have that effect on me. Forrest Gump is really the only one I can think of off hand (not gonna say why in case you haven't seen it yet).
I’ve seen this dozens and dozens of times and every single time I get choked up at the end, don’t feel embarrassed.❤
I watched this with a group of friends on opening night. The gasps at the end from the whole theater was audible. Great reaction!
True story. I went on a cruise right after this movie came out. We all ran around saying: “I see old people.”
LOL
I watch The Sixth Sense movie reactions as a hobby. Thanks for the review!
Don't be embarrassed by your tears, girl! It just means you have a heart, and that's a grand thing 🙂
The M. Night Shyamalan twist.
The Village is my favorite film of M. Knight Shyamalan, this is right there with it though.
This was my exactly reaction watching it as an adult. As a kid I was terrified lmao 😂
Don't be embarrassed! We don't watch reaction videos for people who don't experience emotions.
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I started watching a lot of movie and TV reactions 5 or 6 years ago.
I feel like my main pastime is now watching people laugh and cry.
A great reaction ... and you play the trumpet ... awesome ... me too
Ahh, so fun to watch that light go on when people realize what's been happening. Loved your reaction Play. I think you looked exactly how most people felt when they saw this, hehehe.
Love this reaction! 1999 was an amazing year for movies and I'm not saying that because I was 17/18 at the time and have hypernostalgia (well not *just* because of the nostalgia.) From the same year I'd also recommend 'Eyes Wide Shut', 'Being John Malkovich', 'The Iron Giant', 'The Talented Mr Ripley', 'Drop Dead Gorgeous', 'Election' and 'Office Space'.
It's set in South Philadelphia.
Yeah, _GREAT_ movie. One of my all-time favorites. Great reaction. Watching _YOU_ cry, made _ME_ cry (a little).
Great reaction! Thanks.
Best.. plot twist...ever
I was worried when you said you knew there was a twist and then speculated Malcom was possibly dead. But by the end I could see you were fully invested. This is M Night Shayamalan's third (and in my opinion -- his best) movie. And yes, I still cry at the traffic scene.
If you liked Haley Joel Osment, you now have to watch " second Hand Lions" ! He is a year or two older playing a child handed over to two rough and no nonsense uncles who take no ( insert not nice word here) and is in charge of a run down old farm. The uncles are played by Michael Caine and Robert Duvall. 2 movie legends ! They fill his head with the fables of their youth, or are they fables. It is full of heart.
Two awesome movies to put on your list….”Silver Linings Playbook”, romcom starring Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence. “Seabiscuit”…..Based on a true story about an underdog racehorse in the depression era starring Jeff Bridges. Both are phenomenal feel good movies, you’ll love them!
Erin "I wonder where this is at"? Literally .45 seconds after it says on the screen "South Philadelphia".
🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
This movie ranked at #71 in the 100 scariest movie moments on Bravo
"Cats" was a very popular play on Broadway in the 1980s. Longest running, at the time. That's what he was talking about, not the bad movie that came out way after this one.
I know! I went to school for MT 😊
More of Erin please!!
Erin has lots of upcoming videos! ♡
Another feel good movie right up there like this one is "Field of Dreams" which is a must see, also with cute kid in that one too.
"Bruce Willis, I've heard that name before."
Now we must fight! 😂😂
"I should have known" Everyone says that, but only a very few people have put it together before the end of the movie...
Almost no one figured it out, but if you go back and re-watch the clues are all there. The film is perfectly construced, like a good magic trick. We just assume things that aren't shown like when Malcoln and the mother are in the living room, we assume they were talking.
Hey Erin, I just found your channel. Great reaction to a really terrific movie! I think this was your best reaction so far. I look forward to seeing more from your channel. Please Don't feel embarrassed about showing emotions. I assure you, you weren't alone. Movies and music should move us - it's evidence that they are done well!
beautiful reaction to a classic movie
I still tear up at this movie. Honestly, I want to see someone do a “second viewing” reaction now that you know he’s dead.
Another good twist movie, "The Others" with Nicole Kidman. Thats all ill say. 😊
You seem to like the actor Haley Joel Osment. You should check him out in Forrest Gump - his very first movie and the one that was his breakout role. You won't regret watching it.
The mother is played by Australian actress Toni Collette doing an American accent.
Fun fact: The Doctor is the movie's Director. The best thing about this movie is not the twist, it's the fact that after the first twist, nobody's expecting the second twist! This is my opinion, of course.
I hope "Good Will Hunting" is on your list of movies to react to soon? Great reaction by the way.
Удачи в развитии канала!👍💓
I have a Sixth Sense, I can read people's true personality. You're going to be a beautiful wife and an amazing mom.
The real reveal is that this poses as a thriller/horror, but it's secretly really a drama.
She thought she was going to protect herself by joking through a scary movie. And she tried. But half way through -- the movie got her.
Great reaction !!! Just so you know, and I promise, I mean this to be helpful ... you don't have to look at us when things are going on, like when the credits are rolling or at the beginning of the movie when they are introducing you to the characters and/or the plot. Believe me, we're watching you, and I plan on doing a lot more of that, now that I've found you/your group (especially if I see you are doing it). It's nice looking into your beautiful eyes, and I love your big heart, but not looking at the screen in those important times makes you miss things. Anyway, I plan on jumping into a few of the reactions on your channel, like Ghostbusters, Predator and Tremors, so I hope you all start churning them out.
Anyway, I believe you missed Donnie Wahlberg's name in the credits (the dude who shot Bruce Willis). FYI, he's one of Mark Wahlberg's brothers and founding member of the Boy Band, New Kids on the Block, along with brothers Mark, Robert, Jim, Paul, Jeff and sister-in-law, Rhea Durham. He also did other popular movies, including the Saw movies, Zookeeper ... this one and Ransom (Mel Gibson). In TV, he was in many things, but the most popular ones were Blue Bloods and The Masked Singer (season 5, 2021).
It's also probably not a good idea to look up the movies before you see them because, like in this one, you already knew about things you weren't supposed to, like that there was a twist and "I see dead people". I know, this one is kind of hard to avoid some things, but it's better when you are surprised.
Now, something most people don't pick up is, that the doctor that the mom was talking to, who insinuated that she might be hurting Cole, was in fact, the director M. Knight Shyamalan. Like Alfred Hitchcock, he usually does cameos in his movies. Also, one of the signs that a ghost is going to be active is the RED OBJECTS such as the red door knob, red balloon, red curtains/covering for his hideaway, etc. as well as (you DID notice this) things getting cold.
Anyway, good luck with the channel ... I wish you all the best 🥰🥰🤗🤗 !!!
Not Boston, 'The Next Fall / South Philadelphia'
Why does no reactors ever read ffs!
I think it's because most reactors are still reeling from the shock of the previous scene.
Nancy Drew vibes - NOT! She spoiled it by "Googling" this movie - then looks for the plot twist EVERYWHERE. It has been the best kept plot twist in the history of cinema, because of the Honor System. In 1999 the box office numbers soared as MANY of us dragged friends and family to the theater again and again to catch their genuine reactions ... This film goes in my Top Ten Recommendations, which includes; SUNSET BOULEVARD (1950), CASABLANCA (1943), TO CATCH A THIEF (1955), THE WIZARD OF OZ (1939), FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF (1986), PARENTHOOD (1989), FAR AND AWAY (1992), PALE RIDER (1985), and THE FIFTH ELEMENT (1997).
Philadelphia!
Oh oh why yes
I should have known is the number one response
Good job
The audience sees what they want to see. 😉
A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001-IMDb 7,2) The same young actor from: The 6th Sense
Pay It Forward (2000-IMDb 7,2) - Das Glücksprinzip - with H. J. Osment
Bicentennial Man (1999)
Cloud Atlas (2012 - 2.52 Hours - IMDb 7,5)
From one of the converted Wachowsky Brothers who also created the Matrix Trilogy.
TOP MOVIE: Mr. Nobody (2009 - IMDB 7.8) 2,35 Hours long in the Directors Cut.
Wiki:
Mr. Nobody is a 2009 science fiction drama film written and directed by Jaco Van Dormael and starring Jared Leto, Sarah Polley, Diane Kruger, Linh Dan Pham, Rhys Ifans, Natasha Little, Toby Regbo, and Juno Temple. It tells the life story of Nemo Nobody, an 118-year-old man who is the last mortal on Earth after the human race has achieved quasi-immortality. Nemo, memory fading, tells a doctor and journalist about his three main loves and his parents' divorce and the subsequent hardships he endured. The speculative narrative frequently changes course to investigate the alternate life paths that could have resulted from his making different decisions in his life, focusing on when he is nine, fifteen, and thirty-four. The film has nonlinear narrative that incorporates the multiverse hypothesis....
Please do not confuse it with a film of the same name. The film does not fit into any genre. He deviates far from the standard mush. Also difficult to describe, you simply have to see it. the best would be, of course, in a reaction video :).
Hi, Erin.
I wanted to respectfully say that it’s probably best that you don’t Google the movies beforehand for various reasons. The obvious one being that it’s always possible to run across a spoiler result. Plus, a lot of fans of these movies, are potential subscribers, and as such get the most out of watching the reactor go in blind. I know, It seems like such a small, petty thing. But it will mean something to some. I enjoyed the heartfelt reaction, and your display of vulnerability and watching you wear your heart on your sleeve was adorkable. Nothing but good things to say about your genuine reaction.
It's called Munchausen By Proxy.
The M. Knight Shyamalan twist.
Check out another movie he directed called The Village (2004).
Halloween's coming up, and you've got your spooky T-shirt.. Please consider reacting to "The Crow" from 1994. It's not quite up to the Sixth Sense's standard (what is?) but it's still pretty good and very seasonally appropriate.
I do have many more spooky shirts to wear too 👀 gotta watch some more scary movies
Check out another movie he directed called The Village (2004).
Thank you so much for your wonderful reaction! If possible, could you react ton the film Holy Motors by the French director Leos Carax?
You fell hook line and sinker. Like we all did
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19:17 that brooklyn accent on "camcorders"
19:25 The movie version hadn’t come out then.
1. Haley Joel Osment played Forrestt Gump Jr, in "AI", "Pay it forward" and absolutely kills in this.🤩
2. I first knew when he met his wife when she was morning him alone at the anniversary meal. Only one place setting. 🧐
3. I watched my now ex to see when she got it but she never picked it up until the reveal.
4. They help each other.
5. Cole knew he wouldn't see Malcolm again.
6. Cole to Malcolm, "How can you help me, if you don't believe me?" "Some magic's real".
7. A fun movie for review of a Bruce Willis is, "The Last Boy Scout". HINT HINT
8. Missing you Bruce.😢
The Orphanage, if you don't mind watching a Spanish film with English sub-titles.
Erin I would love to see you do a reaction to the (1979) movie the Jerk starring Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters so please comment on Navin being really Dirty when both his Family and Marie find him.
Omg I love Steve Martin and Bernadette Peters
I can,t wait to see your reaction to the Jerk.
But did cole help Malcom because he knew that Malcolm was a ghost?
Do you play trumpet?
Yes! 👀 good catch, not that well😂 but I was in marching band growing up and in college. So I use it for fun during my gaming livestreams!
But.. if the girl was making a video of her being poisoned by her stepmother, why was she still eating the food and why didn't she show the tape to her father herself? She must have been still alive after making the tape to hide it in that box 😅
Maybe she misjudged how close she was to death. A question I find more perplexing is, who turned off the camera at the end of the clip?