First Time Watching *THE SIXTH SENSE* Got Me In Unexpected Emotions
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This Video Is My The Sixth Sense Movie Reaction, This Is My First Time Watching The Sixth Sense And I Was Absolutely Amazed By This Movie. I Can See Why People Love The Sixth Sense.
#sixthsense #MovieReaction #TheSixthSense #FirstTimeWatching
------------------------------------------------------------
Follow Me On Social Media....
✪ Subscribe: / @hellomellowxvi
✪ Instagram: / iammellversexvi
✪ Twitch: / iammellowxvi
✪ TikTok: / iammellowxvi
✪ Twitter: / iammellversexvi
✪ Discord: / discord
✪ Patreon: / mellverseahuoo
------------------------------------------------------------
P.O. BOX:
1250 Scenic Hwy S
1701-229 Lawrenceville, GA 30045
MELLVERSE
------------------------------------------------------------
✪ Business Email: MellowMcKJordan@gmail.com
Serious Inquiries Only!!!!!!
✪ RUclips Contact Email:
MellVerseTube@Gmail.com
Email To Contact Me For Requested Reactions And Gameplays!!!!!
------------------------------------------------------------
The GEAR That I Use:
Camera #1 | Sony A7C: amzn.to/3vehnmd
Camera #2 | Logitech Brio 4K Webcam: amzn.to/3bex5CO
Microphone | Beacn Mic: amzn.to/3PIn83l
Tripod #1 | UBeesize 67” Camera Tripod: amzn.to/3cuLf7e
Tripod #2 | Selfie Stick & Tripod: amzn.to/3beV9G1
Headphones | Sony WH-1000XM4: amzn.to/3dhGCf7
SoftBox Light | GVM 100W: amzn.to/3cvGSJ8
Ring Light | IVISII 19" Inch: amzn.to/3z076eh
Collapsible Green Screen and Blue Screen Double-Sided | EMART: amzn.to/3yVm9Go
Laptop | HP OMEN 15: amzn.to/2Zi5XgO
(When Using These Affiliate Links To Purchase, With Me Being An Amazon Affiliate Associate Means I Will Receive A Commission From Your Purchase, That Will Not Be At Any Extra Cost To You.)
The Sixth Sense Movie Description:
Young Cole Sear (Haley Joel Osment) is haunted by a dark secret: he is visited by ghosts. Cole is frightened by visitations from those with unresolved problems who appear from the shadows. He is too afraid to tell anyone about his anguish, except child psychologist Dr. Malcolm Crowe (Bruce Willis). As Dr. Crowe tries to uncover the truth about Cole's supernatural abilities, the consequences for client and therapist are a jolt that awakens them both to something unexplainable.
The Sixth Sense is a 1999 American psychological thriller film written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan. It stars Bruce Willis as a child psychologist whose patient (Haley Joel Osment) claims he can see and talk to the dead.
Released by Buena Vista Pictures (through its Hollywood Pictures label) on August 6, 1999, critics praised its performances (particularly those of Willis, Osment, and Toni Collette), atmosphere, direction and plot twist. It was nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Original Screenplay for Shyamalan, Best Supporting Actor for Osment, and Best Supporting Actress for Collette. The film established Shyamalan for a thriller film and introduced the cinema public to his traits, most notably his affinity for surprise endings.
It was the second-highest-grossing film of 1999, taking about $293 million in the US and $379 million in other markets.
FAIR USE: *Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. All rights belong to their respective owners.
"I don't know why I didn't catch the twist sooner"... Because you were thirsting for Toni Collete? 🤣🤣
normally doesn't do much for me in that department, Toni Collete was super MILFy in this.
Toni Colette is a babelicious babe.
🤣
Oof. You called out everyone.
Letmadora, honestly who wouldn't?
I love at the end when Bruce Willis tells his wife “everything will be different tomorrow”. He realized part of her depression probably came from him literally haunting her. He kept opening his office door, that’s why that table was in front of it. She felt his presence all the time, she just couldn’t move on with him there. But tomorrow, it’ll be a little bit better.
I never realized that about the door, and I've seen this movie a million times. I just figured she put the book table there because yanno, sometimes we like to change things, not that he kept opening it.
I didn't notice about the office door, good catch!
Brilliant observation!
you're good!
Wow that’s an amazing observation. I never thought of it like this.
I hosted the Scottish premiere of this film. It blew my mind, and a couple of weeks I took my Mum. About an hour in, she said "I've figured out the deal. He's dead". I looked on, gobsmacked, and she continued: "Either he's dead, or he's filthy, cos he hasn't changed clothes the whole film". Mums, am I right?
She's your mum.
Hey, we have the same Mom! 😄 No kidding : when we watched Scream, while the opening credits were still running, she said,"I don't like the looks of *this character*." Yup, it was the killer.
She's done that a million times. Once we were watching something and I was too sleepy to stay up any longer, so I said,"I'm going to bed, so who's the killer?" She said,"The limo driver." I shrugged,"Good enough for me. Goodnight." 😉 Witches, I tell you.
😂 I never caught that!
Not entirely true. There is a scene where he’s working in the basement and he’s wearing a sweatshirt.
@@nowthatisawesome5431 Blooper!
What I really find impressive is that allllllllllmost everybody who'd seen the movie didn't spoil it to people who hadn't. It was that good.
I kinda still to this don't know how people don't see it coming after Bruce Willis got shot in the beginning.. I realized it the first time I watched..
@Jenn Stetler this movie and the usual suspects have mad devotion to not spoiling the ending.
right ? this is like the only piece of media that ppl don't spoil to others even if the same ppl spoil other movies and shows
When this was in theaters my cousin came out of the early show and as he's walking past the line for the late show he said, "I can't believe Bruce Willis was dead the whole time." Yeah people were real pissed.
Same with Fight Club
"Do I make her proud..."
i SOB every time. Toni Collete killed it.
Yup…..same
Brilliant acting by both of them
That scene hits me even harder the older I get. Toni worked her magic in that scene that I’m still shocked over.
GRRRRRL SAME. EVERY TIME T_T
Me too my mom's gone too 😢
I'm shocked Toni Collette has yet to win an Oscar. She's one of my favorite actors.
That’s what I’m saying
She's one of the best and she was just 26 y.o when she did this role and she nailed it.
Right?
it's a CRIME, for real. if the Academy wasn't full of stuck up old snobs, she should have been nominated for Hereditary, too.
She lost out to Angelina Jolie for her performance in Girl, Interrupted. I've never seen it, can anyone who has tell me if her performance was as good or better than Toni's in this? I can't imagine. And then she wasn't even nominated for Hereditary. Fuck award shows.
That twist hit so well with audiences and critics, the director kept on trying to recreate that feeling in subsequent movies but just couldn't quite nail it the same way
Yeah. I feel like it can never be the same because M.Night has become almost synonymous with twist endings and its not the same if you're anticipating it.
Bruce Willis said in an interview, that he was happy America kept the secret. So they wouldn’t ruin it for the others.
Unbreakable came close.
That's the thing if it was easy to recreate the original wouldn't have had the impact it did. What makes the twist so great is the fact that it's so original.
It's his best film
The best thing about this movie is that it doesn't cheat. Now that you know what's up you can go back and watch it again and all the clues are right there in plain sight. How no one ever acknowledges him except Cole, how he is always wearing the same clothes, why his wife is depressed and always watching their old wedding videos. I think we all feel dumb for not catching it sooner because it seems so obvious, but the reality is very few people ever pick up on it the first time. This movie is that well done... and the acting IS phenomenal from the entire cast!
If you want another thriller movie with a twist ending.... check out "Identity" with John Cusack and Ray Liotta. It's a lot like this one where it's suspense/mystery and will keep you guessing until the end.
In trhe restaurant scene his wife does look at him in the eyes ever so briefly. Sure, could be a fine coincidence of her looking at something past him, but it happens to be just where his face would be.
@@luketimewalker does she though? Or do we just assume she looks at him? She cannot see him if he's dead, so she obviously is just looking in his direction, perhaps at the front door as she is getting ready to leave. But that is what is brilliant about this movie... everything makes sense once you know the story. But before we learn it, our brain is trained to fill in the blanks and so that scene in the restaurant, we just assume she looks right at him (and sees him) when she doesn't.
@@PowerDiva I always admired that "I dare you to rewatch" aspect of this masterpiece, however, that one scene I mentioned is borderline cheating, because she looks right at where his face should be
@@luketimewalker I guess it's a matter of perspective. I didn't see it that way, because she just as easily could be looking towards the door as she's gathering her things to leave. I do the same thing. He just happened to be sitting there so it's easy to think oh, she looked right at him. Which is of course what we think the first time we watch it... but it's just one of those craftily constructed moments that is designed to make us assume things that aren't actually happening. I don't see it as a cheating moment.
The ghost girl's mother had Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy. It's a mental problem where the mother (It's usually always the woman, and I don't know why....I've yet to find anything where a father is doing this) injures their kid by making them sick or claiming they have some rare disorder that no one's discovered yet and drags their poor kid to doctor after doctor after doctor, unneccessary surgery and drugs....because the mother wants to be the center of attention and what would bring out the most attention but your child being sick with who knows what. ....go look up Gypsy Rose Blanchard, that'll explain it way better than I can
I thought she was the step mother
I always assumed it was FDIA as well but it doesn't have to be a mother or even a parent. There are cases of adult children doing this to elderly parents, as well as doctors making patients sicker in order to "find the miracle cure" and get attention and praise. Richard Angelo and Kristen Gilbert would be good examples of that. It's also a fairly rare disorder so we don't have a huge amount information on it.
Didn't Eminems mother have Munchhausen by proxy? I think he mentions it in some songs that he went through that as a child
those btches are narcissists. Munchausen is a euphemism for narcissistic, weird btches.
I was waiting to make my comment about it until I checked to see if anyone else did. MbP is one of the most extreme forms of narcissism. It's one of the things I really wanted to learn more about in abpsych.
I had just started working in a video rental place the month this movie was released over 20 years ago. I had been planning on renting it for myself because I didn't get to see it in theaters, but it was always sold out when I came in. One customer was returning a copy when I was working and I thought I would rent it that night as long as no other customers took that copy. And that bozo customer told me the ending. I actually yelled at him in the store for ruining possibly the best ending of any movie in my lifetime. I will never know what it truly feels like to see this for the first time and I'm still mad about it over 20 years later.
I don't blame you for being upset. My big movie reveal spoiler was self-inflicted. I saw The Empire Strikes Back before seeing Star Wars. When Darth Vader revealed himself to be Luke's father. my only response was,"Oh, so Luke didn't know that?". I'm still pissed at myself 40 years later.
My mum and brother went to see The Village, and when she got home I asked if the movie was any good, and she just told me how it ended. *sigh*
I went to see Shymalan's "Unbreakable" after reading a newspaper review. The reviewer described one scene that sounded interesting, and I waited and waited for it. It turned out that the scene was actually the twist ending. The reviewer never mentioned that part.
Sorry for you! But to be fair one would expect a VHS rental dude to have seen most of the stuff, at least the good ones. When I used to rent movies, the owner/employees would always have some movie to suggest.
Of course I see now that it has to be available in the first place...
When this came out I heard someone say “I can’t believe he was dead the whole time!!”
Me being a dumbass, I thought they were talking about the kid. So I went through the whole movie thinking “that kid is a ghost!!”
Then the ending came and I was like WHOA!!! So glad I’m a dummy when it comes to predicting movies bc it almost ruined it for me 😂
Bro! The scene in the car when they talk about the grandma, I totally agree with you. I was boo-whoing the whole time. My grandma had just passed too so that didn't help. 😭😭😭
The man Bruce tried to help in the beginning is Donnie Walberg. Not many people catch it because of his weight loss for the role.
Holy crap.
I was looking to see if anyone posted this 😆 it’s crazy how different he looks
Go New Kids on the Block!
just read that above, mind blown
wut? 🫨
If you want to see another great Bruce Willis film, I highly recommend Unbreakable. Another Shyamalan masterpiece.
Yes!!!!!!
I remember seeing this as a kid and being mortified by the ghost vomitting in the red home-made base tent. I remember being scarred by it for at least a year or two before i could sleep with lights off. Seeing at almost 30 and still feel that childhood trauma when revisiting that scene.
I watched IT when I was 5 and was scared of the shower drain for a few weeks. Didn't stop me from bathing/showering, but I would avoid looking at it at all costs, lol
same here! I don't remember how old I was, but I walked past while my parents were watching and i stopped for a moment to watch, but that scared me so bad back then.
SAME!
@@matt-oo6fu I honestly think the same thing happened to me
The scary thing is letting something like that traumatize you your whole life.
This movie was a hard core trip when it came out and everyone who said they saw the twist coming are lying! This was one of the last GREAT movies of the 90's
I didn't see all the clues, especially the neat connection to the color red, but I figured out that Bruce was dead and had to sit in the packed movie theater with my parents and the ac broken lol.
I don't think it's too difficult, and there are some reactors who guess it pretty early. The reason this has rewatch value is that there are so many other things to catch. It's still a terrific movie even once you're fully aware of the twist.
@@arisucheddar3097 you're lying
totally. I didn't catch the twist til it happened, everyone I knew back when this came out didn't know the twist. it was great and the fact none of us spoiled it for anyone else haha such a great movie
@@arisucheddar3097 There is no way the first time watching it you caught on to the fact Bruce was dead. If you did I hope you went on to be a detective for the police.
@@Daggersong let's see a guy whose entire thing is being a shrink, but he does it by following a kid around... never talking to the mom about things... he has no office... wears the same clothes... only talks to the kid that sees dead people... never shows his back or cares for what is a lifelong injury? It's either a terrible movie at that point, or he's dead. Just like in lots of short stories and the like that have been around for a long time. It didn't make me feel smart, I just figured you're supposed to get it at some point and it adds to the tension.
Toni Collette is a world treasure and should be protected at all cost.
Agreed 👍🏾
Been mesmerized by Toni Collette since "Muriel's Wedding". Great in "About A Boy", "Connie and Carla", "Little Miss Sunshine", and especially "Mental". If I was to recommend a wonderful Toni Collette movie, I would point to "Mental"; it's fabulous.
Haley Joel had already been acting in Hollywood for years by this point. He was in Forest Gump a few years before. Great performance even then.
I adore him in Pay It Forward. Such a shame that Mr Spacey's shenanigans outside of work stopped people from even 'wanting' to watch the movie but The Usual Suspects always gets a pass 🙄🤪😂
Makes me cry every time. Watching both him and his wife struggle with his death and getting by without each other. To die just as his career had peaked was so tragic. What a wonderful film, it'll never get old for me
Cole knew Malcolm was a ghost from the beginning. Everytime they meet, the room was cold. Cole was running into the church when he saw Malcolm on the bench. The "red" symbols were throughout the film (examples: balloon, Cole's red sweater, the red roses and red dress worn by Kira's mother, the church door, the doorknob on the cellar door, the red table linens...). The only conversations between Cole and Malcolm. Cole telling Malcolm how to speak to his wife. When Vincent, Malcolm's patient was alone in his office, a ghost appeared in the room crying and speaking Spanish. Malcolm returns and notices that the room was cold.
Cole's mother works two jobs so she missed his school play.
The rooms weren't cold with Malcolm, though. They only get cold when the ghost is upset, like in the final scene when Malcolm is realizing what happened. The rooms couldn't get cold every time Malcolm was around because that'd be a dead giveaway. Shyamalan brings this up in the commentary.
@@spangelicious837 Yeah, that's why this movie works so well. Once the twist is revealed, it's so obvious, but while you're watching it, everything is so plausible. They don't have to show you anything because your brain just fills in the gaps "wow, of course Toni Collete is upset, he just probably told her her kid is all screwed up" "Wow, he must really have fucked up because his wife is straight up ignoring him and giving him sarcastic 'happy anniversary'" "Damn, he's just hanging on, he always locks himself out of his office. This did a number on him."
ooh, I missed the table cloths
Unfortunately I got spoiled on the ending before seeing it but it didn’t matter because it’s an incredible movie. Haley Joel Osment was unbelievable in this- I was really in awe of how someone so young could act at this caliber.
For a while I thought he was the boy whose life was ruined by the movie he was in, but that was Jake Lloyd. Looks like HJO made it to adulthood in one piece and good for him, because Hollywood sure does chew up child actors
@@CrispyChips007 yes
Same
@@CrispyChips007 toni collette
I loved Split, Signs and the Village. They were all so good.
Caught on to the twist the second he said, "They don't know they're dead."
It didn't diminish my enjoyment of the movie at all, just made it all the more interesting. Wonderful movie, IMO.
Edit: I've rewatched this several times over the years, and couldn't wait to see your reaction when it popped up on my feed👍
"Make sure you wash your hands now. You ain't gonna wash your hands? Okay..." had me dead 😂
"Oh, he's still alive? Ok!" Hahaha
I would say this is M. Nights best movie in my opinion but “Signs” and “Unbreakable” are fire 🔥 too. I also love “Split.” A lot of people hate “The Village” but I like that one too. Toni Collette is an amazing actress. Also Haley Joel Osment did a phenomenal job.
I personally liked the twist at the end of the village. Unfortunately, I think that is where a lot of people fell out of love with M. Knight. Sort of took his mojo and then he just built a horrible rep for himself after that. He definitely has some hits though
You should go for “Unbreakable” - “Split”, & “Glass”, all directed by M Night, Bruce is on Unbreakable. Cant spoil for you why, but it Will make sense, promise.☺️
@@crisramos940 I second that!!
I personally love "The Village" not because the twist was so great or anything, but the themes of the movie are powerful. The love, hope, and bravery in it. The things that can happen when you use power for hope and trust in another person, rather than fear mongering.
I liked The Village. I thought the romance was very sweet.
With the mom struggling in her sleep, that’s very common with anyone with serious ptsd, I have family who’ve been to war in heavy combat and the screams at nigh are real
When that movie came out, the plot twist was the single greatest decision made in screenwriting of the 90s. It was phenomenal.
Yup. I think what makes it so great is that the movie was a great movie all on it's own. It didn't need the twist, we thought we were at the end where the characters wrap up their stories now that the conflict has been resolved. So the twist comes out of nowhere and just turns everything upside down because it's so unexpected... in a variety of ways.
It's an amazing movie, I'm glad you enjoyed watching this, I honestly never saw the twist coming when I first saw it even though I now know all the hints and signs that are there throughout the movie. And the acting is sincerely amazing, the scene in the car never fails to tear me up no matter how many times I see it, you can just feel the emotion. And I give it to you, Toni Colette was something special back then, don't think I ever saw any other movie she was in until recently though.
Listen, I'll keep this brief. Seeing "Sixth Sense" in the theater on opening weekend is *to this day* one of the greatest movie theater experiences I've ever had.
(Addendum: And as much as we all love Michael Cain, he already had an Oscar. Haley should've won.)
Michael Caine won the Oscar for doing a bad American accent and robbed Michael Clarke Duncan (The Green Mile) off an Oscar. Osment was also great here but I think Duncan deserved it more...
It’s not easy to find a quality therapist let alone one someone trusts.
Trust is a huge component of the film
Haley Joel-Osment, first appeared in Forest Gump as Tom Hanks' son, then this, and then A.I. Haley was one of those rare child performers who took it up a notch.
Also Pay It Forward
@@christiner5265 that's one I've never heard of. gotta check it out now
@@kingscorpion7346 Cool. Hope you like it.
@@christiner5265 just saw the trailer for it; all star cast with of course Haley (the most important one) Kevin Spacey, Helen Hunt, and Jim Caviezel! I noticed that Kevin had burn scars on his face, which really burdens me to watch it even more since I am a burn survivor, and I'd like to see how they approach that issue.
@@kingscorpion7346 His character has such a compelling story in the movie, too. It's really powerful. Glad the trailer piqued your interest!
This movie was my first exposure to munchausen by proxy, I didn’t realize there were people out there in the world who purposefully make the people around them sick in order to get attention for taking on the caretaker role. Extremely disturbing stuff, especially when it’s a parent making their child(ren) sick.
"Oh! He's still alive! That's wassup!" lol
Hey Mel. If you have an impersonator trying to scam your audience, does it mean you made it big?
Do people talk in their sleep? Oh ya. My wife goes all-out, screaming and yelling at the kids like “NO! WHAT DID I TELL YOU! “ and she’s woke me up with it and scared me half to death 😂 but sometimes she just blurts out part of a conversation she’s having in her dream. Funny as hell.
It was interesting that you walked right up to the line, even noticing (as most viewers don't) that Malcolm is holding his wound as he walks away after breaking the window, but still didn't spoil the ending for yourself.
Shout out to Donny Wahlberg as the guy that shoots Bruce Willis in the beginning, almost unrecognizable
This movie had one of the most protected twist endings in movie history. NO ONE wanted to reveal it. I saw it the week it came out, and I ended up dragging all my friends to see it. One of the best scripts ever written, and Haley Joel Osment is incredible. (Apparently he was able to pull off those emotions on every take. A real natural talent.)
if you want a movie with an amazing twist watch shutter island. probably my favorite dicaprio movie
White Noise was a good one... As far as Haley Joel Osment (kid) you should check out the movie Pay It Forward. Great cast there too.
Toni Collette is an incredible actress.
That last Toni Collete Scene is the best, gets me every time
Toni Colette is mesmerizing anytime she is on the screen, every time.
I know that’s right 👏🏾
I'm honestly shocked you had not been spoiled about this movie but I'm glad because it makes the twist exponentially better.
Great reaction... you should react to " The Others" next, with Nicole Kidman.
Truly blows my mind... Haley Joel Osments performance at such a young age. He was made for this part. It is so powerful, it could help other youngins know that there are people who will listen and you can trust to say 'anything' to. My therapist (at 57), she is THE only one who knows literally everything about me.
Another movie with a bit of a twist is “A Time To Kill”. Great law film. Matthew McConaughey, Sandra Bullock, and Samuel L Jackson. Fantastic law film.
"Why you standing next to my window go somewhere else!" Lol
I love Toni Collette in this movie she is so amazing and she slowly becoming one of my favorite actresses
Everyone says they knew, but it was an amazing twist when it dropped and it got EVERYONE.
That's why they come to Cole - because he's the one who can perceive them.
i used to watch this movie a lot when i was little, and when i got older i watched this show united states of tara and it starred toni collet, and only recently after hereditary did i realize she was the mom from sixth sense and united states of tara- she is amazing and i love her
I don't see where you've reacted to this one - "The Usual Suspects." So, if you haven't seen it and nobody spoiled the ending for you - definitely worth a watch. Great reaction. All performances were just phenomenal. As for Toni Collette, "Muriel's Wedding" is a quirky, funny and sad in a funny way movie.🙂❤
Oh man, i cried my eyes out yet again xD the mother/son scenes kill me everytime
omg yes we need a Signs reaction next😩😩
Nobody could tell. It´s one of the best twists ever. Great to watch a second time knowing.
Check The Prestige, I don't see people reacting to that one at all. It has Hugh Jackman and Cristian Bale, so wolverine and batman. 😂
It's fun to watch it in tandem with *The Illusionst* (2006), which was released around the same time.
Im so glad to see someone give the Mother (Toni Collette) props. She is so often over looked in this movie. When she cries, I cry
Are we about to get more Shyamalan reactions? My favorite is Unbreakable.
This movie is one of my top favorite psychological thrillers. This movie makes me so emotional every time I see it ❤
Sixth Sense gets called a horror movie but it's secretly a 10/10 family drama/suspense pretending to be a horror movie.
I'd love to see a sequel to this movie with Haley Joel Osment as an adult helping kids who see dead people, but I can't imagine a way of having a satisfying twist. The acting in this movie is phenomenal
Another movie with terrific acting is Steel Magnolias. Sally's performance is astounding during her breakdown.
He @Mellverse should watch it with his Mom, maybe she already knows the movie, great movie!
One of my all-time favourite comfort films 💕
The movie “The Others” has a good twist and it’s also very interesting to watch
This kid plays on the movie PAY IT FORWARD. one of the best movies ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
24:40 Yes! My husband talks in his sleep. If he's having a bad dream he yells and I have to try and soothe him before I wake him up so he doesn't accidently hit me.
My mother made my father a 'sleeping' bag made of bedsheets. The same kind they make for babies. When he gets angry in his dreams he tends to kick. The bag constrains his feet and it wakes him up.
Its a great twist the first watch and the clues are all over the place on subsequent viewings. Knowing the twist completely changes the movie
The scene about the grandma makes me cry every time!
This was M Night's 3rd film, with it being his 2nd major release as writer and director. Unless you count Stuart Little, which came out after this but was written before
the village, and signs were good too....also the visit I think it was with the kids visiting their grandparents.
Nominated for 6 Oscars including Best Picture but lost to American Beauty.
It was the highest grossing horror film of 1999, $672 million dollars against a $25 million dollar budget.
American Beauty was GOOD!!!
In my opinion, this was the one time Shyamalan properly nailed the twist ending. Every other time he's done it hasn't come close to this.
Yes, I've been with people who had nightmares like that....my husband has talked in his sleep and rolls around alot at night. My daughter used to have nightmares that she actually physically acted out, and she would not be aware that we were there with her and wouldn't wake up so we'd just have to try and keep her safe til the nightmare was over.. It's quite unsettling.
Watch “The others”(2001) while you at it.. that movie is good and is up the same alley.
If you want a seriously underrated Bruce Willis movie check out "Blind Date". Great 80s movie.
Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🙌🏾
Very funny movie
If you want to see more with the kid… “Pay It Forward”
I really feel like the sixth sense is the inspiration for amazing shows like the ghost whisperer and medium. It is so good. One of the only movies where the ending hit that hard. Great reaction. Haley Joel absolutely killed this. Def best child performance imo next to Linda blaire
My aunt went to see this movie on cinema. When my aunt visited us, my mother was very curious and asked her how the movie was. My aunt said this:
"Oh, not that great. Its just about a guy who turned out to be a ghost during the whole movie. Nothing special about it!"
My family learned the hard way, never speak about movies with my aunt ever again.
Nobody ever catches the doorknob reflection when coles at the funeral going onto Kiera’s room you can’t see Malcolm’s reflection in the doorknob 😊
The Sixth Sense has one of the best twists in film history.
I don't have many twisted recommendations, but Dark City (1998 film) is one of my favorites.
In that films, twists are revealed throughout the film and even the symbol is a Spiral.
Ooh, "Dark City" is very good. (But make sure you watch the director's cut. Much like "Blade Runner," the theatrical version opens with beautiful, awe-inspiring scenes of the wondrous fantastical city -- and a narrator explaining everything about the setting, which gets really distracting and annoying.)
If you want a magnificent horror film AND some Toni Collette, you gotta do a reaction to Hereditary!! She should have won an Oscar for that film!! And the movie gets under your skin.
Mell over here trying to be Cole's step-dad, lol
"oh, he's still alive, that's what's up"
"I'm gonna tell him"
"Don't you dare"
I never saw the twist coming myself. So, was really cool the first time I watched it. I liked Signs too.
5:47 That Metal Gear Solid alert never gets old! 😂
You should watch The Others with Nicole Kidman
The plot twist was insane, you ain’t lying
The Others is another suspense supernatural flick with Nicole Kidman with twists just as stunning.
Yesssssssssssssss 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
"That 70s Show, get out of my room" lmaooo
Another good child performance in a film was from Justin Henry in Kramer vs. Kramer from 1979 which also starred Merryl Streep and Dustin Hoffman. Henry was also nominated for an Oscar for that role if I remember correctly, just as Haley Joel Osment was for the Sixth Sense. Would love to see a reaction to SIGNS.
You're right. Justin Henry was nominated for an Oscar and in two different categories at the Golden Globes. He actually won a Young Artist Award for Best Leading Young Actor in a Feature Film, and a "Special David" at the David di Donatello Awards (the Italian equivalent of the Oscars, where *Kramer vs. Kramer* competed as a foreign film).
I saw it in the theater, and it was one of those times the whole theater erupted with exclamations.... yells of "oh snap"! and such erupted around the place.
Yooo, "Die Hard Christmas" confirmed! Alright! I'm surprised you managed to make it this long without getting spoiled on this movie. The end spoiler is basically a meme now. Yeah, fantastic movie. Bruce Willis worked with Shamalamamaya again in Unbreakable, which is also a pretty great movie. Haley Joel Osment got his Oscar nod the same year and in the same category as Michael Clarke Duncan for his role in Green Mile... a movie he auditioned for because Bruce Willis was a personal friend and brought it to his attention. It's all connected!
I have noticed that about 20% catch the twist beforehand. I think the rest of us don’t because MNS does a great job keeping us distracted with the ghosts, Cole’s story, and the belief that Malcom is looking to redeem himself from his earlier miss with Vincent. It is just like a great magic trick, you are shown one thing to get you leaning one way and then the magician pulls the real trick amplifying the effect. Brilliant writing. Great react… keep’em coming!
The Others has a good twist. Must watch.
Yes!!!!!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
"Why didnt they ever make a sequel?" I laughed at a sarcastic thought. "You know like Doctor Sleep." Oh shit you right you right my b
9:59 So, I’ve always wondered about this scene, I’m sure someone can’t answer this for me: is that the spirit or “essence” of their grandmother in the pictures? I mean, she’s always around looking for the bumble bee pendant right? Like, the grandmother’s spirit is always watching over them.
I've always figured it was just random ghosts always hangin' around, but now that you mention it... it seems more plausible.
When someone is clairvoyant, a bright spot shoes up un their photos. A guardian angel.
@@indiatastic right, but is the grandmother *their* guardian angel?
20:09 is Mells mom talking through him. 🤣😂
Not sure if you reacted to it, but I would also like to recommend Unbreakable, another great movie for M. Night. That movie blew my mind first time watching it. I would also recommend Split and Glass since they’re sequels.
Should check out Bruce in RED and RED 2. R.E.D. Stands for Retired, Extremely Dangerous. It’s him and a few other retired spies that are being hunted. It’s a bad bass movie with a weird sweet love story between Bruce and a woman he kidnaps….. he had to… in order to save her. It’s a real twist with an unbelievable cast
Bruce Willis
John Malkovich
Morgan Freeman
Helen Mirren
Mary Louise Parker
Richard Dreyfus
Karl Urban
And others you may recognize.
I could either of those anytime!
yes, this was M. Night's first film and imo he has yet to surpass it to this day. still, I do find him to be an intriguing writer/director and there are other films of his that I enjoy a lot. I highly recommend Signs if you haven't seen it yet. ❤
As a child this movie scared the shit out of me. You should watch The Uninvited it’s a great thriller movie.
Strangely enough this is one of the very few movie twists I guessed correctly in the beginning 😜 Love M. Night Shyamalan tv series 'Servant' and I actually liked 'The Village' movie