THE SIXTH SENSE (1999) | MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING
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He wasn't just haunting Cole, he was also haunting his wife that's why she was struggling, having trouble moving on. That's why he tells her everything will be better in the morning. Because he'll give her peace now that he can move on. That's a beautiful part that a lot of people seemed to have missed, given everything else that went on in the movie.
It's an important part of everything considering the time spent with her. She was clearly a woman haunted by him. It's sad when it's missed.💔
A lot of people it seems. Unfortunate, as it takes away from understanding the film fully
@@jeffarbuckle4615I got it. I thought some dumb girl ruined the twist while I was waiting in line. She came out of the theater asking “Was that his DAD?”
@solsirhibragusowl2221 To be fair, it's not necessarily obvious the first time through. There were hints dropped when there was focus on the door to the basement. I notice a lot of people don't add all the pieces together in this respect, by the end of the film. There's a lot to process at once after the reveal and the focus was mainly on Cole throughout the film, not on his wife.
@madeincda it's at the end of the film where it's put together for you as an audience member. If Coles grandma can move the bumblebee pendant what can Malcolm do. Idk. I'm in my head more than some so I'm constantly think things like that. That moment when it shows more than hints that she's cold at the end brings to mind the beginning with her on the bed with a blanket over her. How she pulled it closer when he walked in. The constant watching of the wedding video. The push and pull between her and the "other" man. I'm just saying I noticed it without it being pointed out because to me it was simple to put together once we realized he was dead. Also, she was taking zoloft so she was either traumatized or both mourning and traumatized. Not judging. Just saying.
What's magical about Sixth Sense is that it's an incredibly touching family drama mystery disguised as a horror movie. One of the few "horror" movies that will gets tears out of me. That scene when Cole tells his mom in the car about the accident and they open up is just so amazing.
_an incredibly touching family drama mystery disguised as a horror movie_
That's beautifully put. It came out at a time when horror was making a major resurgence - _Blair Witch_, _Scream_, _I Know What You Did Last Summer_, and so on - so the advertising definitely leaned into that, but I think that did it a disservice, because it really isn't a horror film, despite the frequent jump scares. And as a character drama, it's sublime. Achingly beautiful
Completely agree, this is a great example of horror done right. The scares are necessary to help us understand what Cole is going through, but the overall vulnerability and themes of the characters and story make it so emotional and profound for the viewer. Another example of horror done "right" in my opinion is Haunting of Hill House by Mike Flanagan. I'd describe it exactly how you did in your comment, an incredibly touching family drama mystery disguised as a horror [series].
But have you seen Train to Busan?
It’s worth watching this movie twice. Watch the amazingly nuanced writing and performances that change Anna from cold and bitter to grieving and literally haunted. Notice that no one actually talks to Malcolm, you just assume. Notice that Cole knows straight away that Malcolm is a ghost and flees to sanctuary - but Malcolm is calm and pleasant and literally asks permission to haunt Cole.
It’s just fantastic.
The scene we ASSUME is his mother leaving him to talk to the therapist ( Bruce ), actually she's just talking to the kid. We assume since the kid talks to him, the mother sees him too.
@@treetopjones737 yeah, a perfect example. “You have an hour”, and we assume she means an hour to talk with the therapist. But she just means his own free time before dinner.
And like the doorknob thing as well. M. Night shows the shot of Malcolm struggling with the locked door knob multiple times and yet Malcolm somehow ends up in his study multiple times. We SHOULD realize that something is up, especially with the multiple points of focus that it gets. But we just assume that he brute forced his way in. Few directors have baited the human nature of assumption and belief as well as Shyamalan did with this one
@@TheRealChristopherB Yeah, that’s spot on pacing, too. He shakes the door knob just long enough for you to notice, but not quite long enough for you to focus.
Cole doesn't know he's a ghost though - otherwise the whole "maybe you should listen to the ghosts" advice would make no sense, as Cole would have been aware he was already doing that in that very conversation.
After the shock of the initial watch wears off the part that still hits me is that Kyra stuck around after she died in an attempt to protect her little sister. No matter how many times I watch this it still gets me.
When Cole gives the little sister the gift of the little puppet, she says "Is Kyra coming back?" and Cole answers "Not any more." I don't know if the little sister has also seen Kyra since her death, or if it's just the natural question a little child would ask who doesn't really understand what death is. I like to think it's deliberately ambiguous, and Kyra *could* have been trying to protect her sister herself until she went to Cole for help.
oooh
@@Wanda711It's not ambiguous. If the little girl could see Kyra like Cole can then Kyra would have directly given her the tape to give to her father rather than Kyra going all the way across the city to find Cole to carry out that task.
@@anujpramanik1819true, but Cole came away with the knowledge of how Dr Malcom could communicate to his wife. So I think she was haunting her sister, but she was just too young to understand. So she came a long distance to find Cole.
@@jeffrybrickley870 That's an assumption that works only if Kyra really knew she herself was de@d. Dr. Malcolm was in his house while his wife was sleeping for most of the movie. He didn't try to speak to her coz he understands people don't talk when they're asleep. Cole told Dr. Malcolm that the de@d don't know they're really de@d.
Can't help but write the same comment with each reaction, but the final scene with Cole and his Mom in the car makes me cry every time. *Every single time.*
They are both fantastic actors. I thought for sure that he was going to be the next Leonardo DiCaprio but he has done very few movies overall. I guess he just got tired of making them.
No shame in that. It is immensely powerful. One of the few movie scenes that makes me choke up too.
Same. I even just watched another reaction in the last couple of days so going into this one I thought I'd be fine. Nope... still got me.
Same.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere If you loved the acting of Haley Joel Osment. You need to give "Second Hand Lions" a chance. It's about Haley going to live with two run down old Uncles living on an even more run down old farm. they fill his head with fantasy and stories of their youth. Or are they just stories. The Uncles are played by non other than Michael Caine and Robert Duvall. No small league actors themselves.
If you're ever having a bad day, just remember that Malcolm was dead and still had to go to work.
🤣🤣🤣
Only the Living work.
Hope you don't have to pay taxes as a ghost 👻
That was gold, I will remember that.
The emotions on the dad's face at the videotape viewing. The love, the loss, the betrayal and confusion and anger. Perfection. I remember watching this movie in the theatre and the twist leveled me.
I’ve watched this movie a dozen times and never noticed this. In the opening scene when Anna is getting the bottle of wine, she gets a chill and uneasy feeling. This cuts to the living room where Malcolm is putting on a sweatshirt. Since we now know that Vincent is in the house, I assume the chills were caused by the ghosts that follow him, just as the ghosts follow Cole. This is a great detail…has anyone else missed this or just me?😉
I always assumed that it was just a natural chill -- possibly influenced by the broken window -- which was being used to condition the audience to at least initially think the similar chills later in the film are coming from a natural source rather than a supernatural one.
That is a great detail that I never put together. Thank you for sharing it.
I know people often miss that in Cole's advice to Malcom, Cole is fully aware that he is helping a ghost talk to his wife, even if Malcom is not aware of it yet. And the game about pretending to see each other tomorrow takes on new meaning when we realize Cole was talking about "tomorrow". Such beautiful writing.
But I didn't notice until this viewing that another huge thing happens in the hospital. Before this, Cole and Malcom have had some banter back and forth and Cole knows Malcom doesn't want to hurt him. So now, they can have this relaxed moment where Malcom tries to tell Cole a lame bedtime story and Cole gives him advice on how to make it better. Malcom seems open to the advice, and when he seems like he is about to continue, Cole gets the idea that he might be able to have an effect on ghosts. He has a hopeful look in his eyes as he interrupts Malcom to change the story to "why you're sad". Malcom tries to deflect and say they're "not supposed to talk about stuff like that", and Cole turns back away from him with a defeated expression.
But after a moment, Malcom listens to Cole's advice, and Cole turns back to look at him with a hopeful expression again. Not only is it the things Malcom says to Cole about "helping this new boy", but the fact that Cole was able to have an effect on a ghost that normally only sees what it wants to see. There is a really long moment as Cole processes this and then decides to take a chance and tell his secret for the first time.
This moment, where he feels he can have some kind of effect on ghosts, is the first breakthrough for Cole. It allows Cole to be more direct and forceful with a ghost (Malcom) in their next meetings ("Please make them leave." and "Don't fail me!").
When Malcom has his own breakthrough after hearing the voice on tape, he returns to Cole in the church. But Cole is already way ahead of him, as shown by being up in the higher balcony and speaking to him as if they were equals. This is why, when Malcom talks about what the ghosts want, Cole doesn't need to process and immediately understands. Cole diverts the conversation to the angry ones who just want to hurt somebody, which is the most serious problem at the moment. Malcom's advice then gives Cole the tools he needs to face his next ghost - Kyra.
I'm not saying Malcom's isn't helping things as a psychologist, but Cole is figuring things out for himself as well. Cole is a good kid with a lot of empathy and compassion. I'm sure he would have already thought of helping some of the ghosts in some way before this, but the real problem was not believing he even had a chance at affecting ghosts. He seemed to fear the angry ones and simply tolerate the harmless ones.
Malcom's real help was to build trust and make Cole feel like he had a real chance at having control over his problems. Interesting how that is what therapy and psychology is all about.
@@bigdream_dreambig - Arguably, it's both. The way I see it, the crux of what makes the movie work is that it hoodwinks the audience quite cleverly. Up until the major reveals, there are natural explanations - both visible and narrative - as to why the non-clairvoyant living people feel cold and uneasy when the ghosts are present.
I thought that that scene was after the death of Malcolm in the movie and she is in the wine cellar and he's there too unbeknownst to her then it cuts back to the scene of them together before he died. But I could be wrong or am wrong 🤷
@@MorrisB1971 It could be, of course -- no way to tell for sure without a calendar visible in both scenes -- but she's wearing the same dress in each and drinking wine with Malcom that she presumably brought from the cellar, so it's likely a single continuous set of actions rather than a (very) obscure inserted flash-forward.
Very good movie. The scene when Cole is in the car, and tells his mom that her mother was proud of her. Makes me tear up everytime.
It's very sad that Bruce Willis recently started having trouble communicating verbally.
He's 68 but that feels young to be diagnosed with dementia.
The scene with Toni Collette at the end brings me to tears every time.
The fact that you made it all the way to this point in your life without someone spoiling one of the best, most well-earned and crafted twists/endings in cinema history is a very special thing. I feel like many people never got the chance to experience this film in its purest form (including me) and that's just a very special thing that makes me happy
When you said in the beginning "He survived." I thought "Oh, boy!"
If you really want to see another great M. Night Shyamalan movie, there's Unbreakable, also with Bruce Willis and Samuel Jackson.
I laughed out loud at that.
@@mattburgess5697 It's a really really good movie. It's unfortunate you have bad taste.
Unvreakable is good, but not even close to the level of this movie
@@TahiriVeila13ABY I think he means he laughed at Addie's "He survived" comment, not at the unbreakable recommendation.
Yes, alas, after "Unbreakable," he pretty much devolves into a sort of one-trick pony hack.
It still amazes me that one of the most well-acted scenes I have seen, ever, was in a horror movie, by a 27-year-old AND by an 11-year-old playing her son. "Standing next to my window." "Grandma says Hi." "Every day." "Do I make her proud?" You know when you're unable to describe a scene verbally without getting choked up, you've witnessed something really special.....
Her accent is so good. It's amazing that's she's from Australia and not Fishtown or Allegheny
Two best supporting actor Oscars robbed right there.
Addie starts every movie remotely horror-related as nervous as a long-tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs. I love it.
- Rogue 💚
🤔 This tension is so self-inflicted … it could be a case study in a research paper.
How We Hurt Ourselves With Anticipation - The Placebo of Anxiety
hahaha what a great expression ^^'
@@StephenRansom47 nice
@@StephenRansom47 You would be very surprised if you just knew how much of what we suffer from is self-inflicted. They are things we need so we can accomplish our true inner goals.
I am SOOO glad that the surprise ending was not spoiled for you. One of the best twists ever. When you watch the movie for the second time you'll notice all the clues...
So glad you reviewed this movie. To me it's one of the finest movies ever made. The story, the casting, the atmosphere, the cinematography, and the twist at the end. It's up there with the Green Mile and Shawshank Redemption as a true memorable classic
Now you must watch ‘The Village’, another Night Shyamalan movie. You’ll love it too.
Sometimes I think Im the only one who liked it.
@@hendrikscheepers4144, 👊🏽 now, we are two of a kind! 😅
I like it too. I'd recommend The Happening too. It starts off good, very creepy.
You definitely need to rewatch it. It’s a totally different film when you already know the twist ending, and it makes you appreciate the filmmaking involved!
One of the few perfect films. Most people do not expect to be crying at the end. So beautiful.
One thing you’ll notice when you watch it again is how often and blatantly they wave the twist in front of you. The whole Penny scene is a recapitulation of the plot. When Malcolm is telling the story at Cole’s bedside Cole tells him, “You have to add some twists”. Cole tells Malcolm that the dead people only see what they want to see and later he says, “I don’t see anything” when Cole sees the people hanging. Those are just a few.
A delightful reaction, particularly enjoyed Addie's response and "hello" to the Kara's room scene.
Addie, you never introduced the person standing behind you to the viewers. They were dead quiet the entire movie.
I love that it’s one of those “scary” movies that’s more disturbing and sad than actually scary. Makes it pretty unique, especially with the twist
Well probably because it's not scary at all
Possibly the best television show ever written (The haunting of hill house) is the same. Wonderful thrills, scares and paranormal tension. But at the end of the day it is a magnificent study in love, family, neuro-atypacy and grief.
"Statues can be creepy sometimes...:
Weve got to get her watching Doctor Who "Blink"
My wife and I went to watch this at our best friends' house not long after it came out, we didn't know anything about the premise or story. As the opening credits are rolling the wife looks over at us and just blurts out "can you believe he was dead the whole time?!?!"
She is an incredibly wonderful woman and we love her dearly... but I have never wanted to strangle anyone more in my whole entire life.
Yeah people should ask if you've seen it before the invite to begin with.
There are some people who just HAVE TO prove they know _whatever_ before others do. They can't seem to be able to help themselves. There are others who do spill the beans intentionally to be Jerks but I think most just can't seem to help themselves.
Had an in-law like that. I could never figure out which kind he was. As I think about it, I'd have to say jerk.
*SPOILER*
There's an edition of Planet of the Apes with a half-buried Statue of Liberty on the cover. They didn't think it through.
Going into this for the first time, a lot of people don’t understand that this movie is more a thing of beauty than it is something to be fearful of. But you have to watch it to find out.
I figured it out when Cole was telling his mom in the car he sees ghosts. I guess it just clicked from their conversation.
It's kind of cute how bright red she gets when she's scared.
On the statue note, she should watch that Doctor Who episode, "Don't Blink".
NoooOOOooo! That episode is SO SCARY but good lord it's phenomenal.
Man Bruce Willis is a fantastic actor. The kid too!
The Indian doctor in a brief scene is M. Knight S.
The Pediatrician who talks to Cole's Mom is M Night Shymalan, the director of the film.
The twist in this movie is crazy. That guy in the hair piece? That's Bruce Willis THE WHOLE TIME.
Thanks for the reaction! The attention to detail in this movie is amazing and makes it a fun rewatch. Every time there's a ghost and a human nearby there's something red. A red balloon leads Cole up the stairs at the birthday party. Cole's safety tent is made of red blankets. The horrible mother at the funeral is wearing red. So well done.
Since you liked this one so much can I recommend the The Others? It's horror/suspense too but also exceptionally well done and I think you'd surprise yourself by loving it.
'The Twist' gets to anyone with a heart and a soul..🙏
bless her beautiful soul , what a lovely young woman
You should watch it again, it's a whole different movie when you know the twist.
It got six academy award nominations including best movie, best director, best supporting actor and actress for Cole and his mom.
Fifth Element, Sixth Sense, Whole Nine Yards… All star Willis!
[yes, that was a reference to Armageddon, also starring Willis]
"Why did they have to put dolls in here?!" 😄 You're reaction was the first time someone wasn't surprised to find out he was dead but surprised that he didn't realize he was dead.
The colour red is very important in this movie. Anytime a ghost is around something is red. It's something you don't realize until someone points it out.
"How do I open this?" Perfect ending to her video.
That kid is an amazing actor. You need to watch "Artificial Intelligence" and "Pay It Forward." You should definitely watch "Before I Wake" another amazing kid actor and a great movie as well.
16:26 I was waiting for that. Great reaction Addie. It's always a delight watching people experience this film for the first time. The great thing is, once you know, you can still enjoy watching it again and picking up on all the clues.
I had the twist accidentally spoiled for me before I ever saw the movie and it was still very enjoyable. Shows how having a huge twist without relying solely on it makes all the difference.
@30:58 _I just loved that he was able to help Cole the way he wasn't able to give the other guy the help he needed,_
Yes but not only that. Cole's issue was *remedied with the realization,* that the *dead people come for him because they need help.* Well Malcolm came to Cole needing help in 2 issues: 1. His need to help this new kid 2. His "problems" with the wife. *Cole helped resolve both.*
25:57 I just had uncontrollable wailing crying fit that lasted over 3 minutes. I don’t see dead people. But I am living with a trauma. And I need it to end. Wow. That was a wake up call. I had no idea how broken I was
One thing I can tell about Addie during these horror reactions, is don't jump scare her because she's instantly into combat pose and knows her judo well.
Some of the BEST acting by everyone. Great movie.
"I'd rather fall down all of those stairs."
Agreed. 😱
Wonderful, heartfelt reaction. Haley Joel Osment and Toni Collette both received Oscar nominations for acting back in 2000. M. Night received nominations for best screenplay and director.
If it hadn't been going against The Green Mile that year, they would have easily won!
@@Nb123022 actually, they lost against American Beauty. And I will never forgive the Oscars for that.
@@michaelbowman852I think American Beauty is a very good movie but it not compare to The Sixth Sense. This movie has always stayed in the public consciousness due how good it is and to its unbeatable memes. I can't name one meme from American Beauty. Not to mention it's a more fun rewatch.
M. Knight's other movies besides Unbreakable ( also with Bruce starring ) are not as good, I suspect Bruce helped improved the scripts for the two successful ones.
@@treetopjones737 I liked Split.
I wonder how did Cole meet Bruce's Doctor character in the first place? Cole is getting free mental help, cool.💗
I love how in every scene with a ghost there is something red, including whenever Bruce Willis is around. (We studied this film in school otherwise I never would have noticed that haha)
The kung fu hands every time you get scared are the best!
When Cole saw the red balloon floating up the spiral staircase I was like "No, Pennywise, no! You cannot have Cole!".😂
Man, what a great reaction. And not just because of the emotions. I love it when you can tell that you had know idea of the twist. And then the after comments I can tell that the experience was still sinking in.
First reactions are great and all but sometimes I think people like some of the good ones even better the second time because you know and are familiar with it so you get excited to reexperience it. I guess that's why we like watching reactions. Just someone to re-experience it with.
Thanks Addie :)
This movie scared the hell out of me when I was young. I remember that it was on purpose that whenever something bad was going to happen with a ghost presence, there was something red in frame.
I've watched this movie several times, and cry each time. When he says it does hurt anymore I lose it. 😢
I would have liked to have a scene or two showing how Cole and Stuttering Stanley were able to bond.
This movie doesn't make me feel anxious, but your reaction to it does! 😄
It’s so much more than horror- it is a story of redemption, love and coming of age. My mind reeled at the last twist and I too felt a sense of profound loss that someone like Malcom was gone. (Similar to Gladiator). Thank you for reacting to this…keep’em coming!!
I like how your first reaction to fighting off a ghost is Karate hands
As soon as I saw this video pop up, my first thought was "Yeah, she's not ready for that."
Toni Collette and Haley Joel Osment absolutely CRUSHED their roles. Forgot how great this movie was.
Other not too scary movies are Warm Bodies and Stir of Echoes.
[4:55] *"hey, so he survived!"*
😈 my devil on one shoulder: _I'm gonna tell her!.._
😇 my angel on another shoulder: _don't you dare!!_
The thing about ghost stories in general
is that they're about the things most people
don't want to deal with, things that happened
in the past. Ghosts in stories are just a stand-in
for past trauma.
So a ghost therapist is very on-the-nose.
Your reaction was the best and surprised me. At the reveal everybody reacts with surprise and shock that they did not see the ending. Your reaction was sympathy. It was, by far, the best reaction to this movie I have ever seen.
When you watch it again, look for the colour red. It indicates ghostly activity - the tent, the church door and the basement door handle, for example. A rare film that isn't spoiled by knowing the twist. Great reaction, Addie.
Addie is so jumpy, she'll be great fun to prank 🤣
M. did such a great job of making us believe that Malcolm lived (the star of the movie doesn't die in the first 5 minutes) that by the time the 'I see dead people' comes around, you're fully invested and intrigued in the boy's story that we're not looking for 'clues' that he is dead already. Top notch storytelling and moviemaking!
Definitely the car with Cole and Mom always breaks me.
Great reaction Addie.
Great reaction, thanks! It is definitely worth a re-watch so you can appreciate the subtle details in the shots and the directing. Everything about it is brilliant - story, cast, acting, directing - everything.
Great choice. Also best wishes and love to Bruce Willis and family.
“He survived”. Narrator “oh boy here we go” haha. Also if you rewatch the movie pay attention to the color red. It lets you know when there is a ghost especially with Willis
If you didn’t see the movie “the others”, it’s another great horror with a nice story
When she said "what's in the box!" made me laugh a little too much. 😂
Agreed, this movie really stands up even after all these years.
I loved the buffering animation at 24:20 lol!!
Toni Colette & Haley Joel Osment in the car is wonderful acting.
So glad that after all this time people are still stunned by the ending
Fun fact the guy in Malcom’s bathroom in the beginning is Donny Wahlberg.
I like the clues throughout the film. My favorite is the red in scenes that have the most meaning and a lot of them, the most scary.
6:10 Speaking of statues, you need to watch Doctor Who, season 3 episode 10. It's a perfect Halloween episode, completely stand alone. Even if you've never seen the show, you'll love it. The title is Blink.
Seeing you cry made my cry. 😃
When the revelation came, I laughed out loud in the cinema, like several others in the audience. Never have I been tricked so good.
Second watch of this movie for me was probably my favorite. Knkowing the big twist plot point going into the movie makes it a completely different experience...and you realize how truly amazing this movie is.
I feel like we just watched the slowest slow-burn realization of this movie's twist ending ever! 🤭
Let's give Addie a round of applause for surviving The Sixth Sense (1999) and for reaching 75K on RUclips. 👏👏🎉🎉 Phenomenal reaction. I'm so glad that you enjoyed this movie, despite how much you hate horror movies in general. I just watched it this past Sunday and I enjoyed it too. The moment when Cole opens up to his mom about his special ability was very sweet, especially when he confesses that his granmother DID show up to his mom's ballet recital when she was young. However, the moment Malcolm realizes that he was dead the whole time was a really heartbreaking & shocking twist. It was also heartwarming when he told Anna that he loved her, even though he was dead.
This was the second movie, after Armageddon (1998) and before Disney's The Kid (2000) (definitely watch those), that was part of a three picture deal that Disney made with Bruce Willis after his unmade film Broadway Brawler (1997) got shut down due to Willis being unhappy with some of the film crew.
Speaking of M. Night Shyamalan, who directed this movie and cameos as Dr. Hill at 13:35, I also suggest the Eastrail 177 trilogy (including Unbreakable (2000), Split (2016), & Glass (2019)), as well as Signs (2002), The Village (2004), Lady in the Water (2006), The Happening (2008), After Earth (2013), The Visit (2015), Old (2021) and Knock at the Cabin (2023). #MoreMNightShyamalanForAddieCounts
This is Shyamalan's best movie. I like Signs and Unbreakable but this is by far his best.
I also liked "Unbreakable", mainly 'cause of both Bruce Willis and Samuel L. Jackson's performances, but I also liked the sequel to it, "Split". James McAvoy does a fantastic job with his role. Brilliant casting choice there. Have yet to see the final film in the trilogy, though.
@@EntertainmentFan11 Unfortunately it is now impossible for Bruce Willis to act in it. :(
@@Pakicetus_ "Glass" has been out for five years, buddy.
Fantastic reaction as usual. Everybody braces themselves for being scared by this one, which means that almost nobody is prepared for how touching and emotional it is.
The biggest twist in this movie wasn't that he was dead the whole time, it was that i was moved to tears
So you're saying that you're Tony Stark and you DO have a heart? 😉
If you watch it again you'll notice every time something is about to happen the color red will show up. The doorknob he couldn't open was red, the door to the church, the red balloon, the lady that poisoned the daughter was wearing red at the funeral.
I didn't cry during this movie. I can cry during movies. The first time I cried was watching Bambi and my step mother beat me saying she would give me something to cry about. I could never cry again.
When you watch it second time it is just so obvious that he is a ghost but it is so well written that most of the people don't notice this is definitly one of the best plot twists in movies for sure
This movie is pretty decently scary, but also manages to make me cry every time. All the actors did an amazing job, really really awesome performances across the board.
23:35 "I couldn't tell what that was, but was she basically poisoning her daughter?" Yes. The shape of the bottle and color of the liquid are similar to those of a common cleaning agent called Pine-Sol which includes poisonous ingredients like natural or synthetic pine oil and isopropyl alcohol.
One of the elements i love about this movie is ghosts were portrayed as just lost people or people who had unfinished business like the little girl poisoned by her mother who undoubtedly had the condition called Munchausen by proxy syndrome (,a parent or caregiver who keeps a child or invalid sick for attention. A woman in ny killed 8 of her kids before being found out. True story.) who wanted to save her sister. They werent evil or demonic like so many other horror movies do. You got to know the ghosts and understand why they stayed and not for evil reasons. It was a great twist from other paranormal movies.
I'm glad you made it this long without being spoiled! It's kind of a famous one now. It's a really well written and acted movie. I haven't seen it in so long and I ended up tearing up again.
Cole was also Forest Jr., the son of Tom Hanks.✌️❤️🌹
I have to point out what a great job Donnie Walberg did in this (He's the expatient / killer ) in the bathroom. He hardly ever gets his do props
Yes, this movie makes you cry. When you started and were saying that you weren't sure you'd be able to get through the movie I thought "Oh, you will, and you are going to love it and cry". I was right! I would not call it a "horror" movie, but definitely a ghost movie. it is beautifully written and acted. It's one of those times I so want to give you a hug, in a non-creepy way!
Still one of, if not the best twist to a film ever.
I'm so jealous of people who are watching this movie for the first time. Though it's even more wonderful if you watch it knowing the surprise. I've seen it countless times since I first saw it in the theater back in the day, and every time I love it a little more. Great movie.
"hey so he survived, that's good" xD
This movie is a masterpiece. The twist was a huge shock. Upon repeated viewing you'll notice all of the clues and it's completely obvious, but it's still fun the first time. This is the type of movie that has a huge payout at the end. You can just see how much Cole's personality changes by the end of the movie compared to the beginning. And let's talk about casting. Haley Joel Osment had one of the absolute best child acting performances in movie history. He was only 10 years old during this movie, but was phenomenal. Bruce Willis is always thought of as a gritty, doesn't play by the rules tough guy like in 'Die Hard', but in this he was a lot more laid back and sensitive. And Toni Collette always does such a damn good job. She was terrific playing the role of Cole's mom. That part where Cole and his mom both lie to each other about their day to make it seem like things are so much better...it really felt like a mother/son right there. I'm so glad you worked up the courage to watch this masterpiece.
Great movie, but I thought the directing could have been better. Osmond always in whisper mode (OK, he did yell as Stanley, but that was out of character for sure) seemed strained in some scenes, and Willis' character would have been more relatable if he got angry once or twice. Those characters seemed likable but flat, and were interesting to me only because they supported the plot.
For your rewatch, every time you see a red item on screen it indicates a ghosts presence.