The Sixth Sense. SNOT CRYING WARNING😅 | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Movie Review
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- First time watching and reacting to The Sixth Sense
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When they went in the Ghost girls house two woman in the background were talking and one said "Did you hear the younger daughter is now getting sick?" That ghost girl saved her sisters life.
The worst part is that people like this and changelings are way too common in the human and animal World's :'(
It's so heartbreaking to know people do this in real life. They like to be caretakers and the attention/sympathy they get for doing that. It might not be their intention for their victims to die, but they sabotage their health on purpose.
@@Songfugel They do exist but Munchausen by Proxy cases are not that common thankfully.
Shiiit i didn't hear that I'll look for it on this reaction wow
@@christopherbrown6049 have to watch the whole movie. These reaction videos leave out a lot of the movies
It's perfectly okay to not know Malcolm is dead all along and only find out at the end. That's how the director intended it, and that's how it works best for the viewer. And then it's wonderful to watch the film again, now knowing that we've been watching a ghost all along, and noticing all the things that go with it. Realizing that nobody sees Malcolm except Cole. Realizing that Malcolm's wife's sadness at the restaurant and the one and only meal ordered isn't because he's late, but because she's celebrating a sad anniversary without her husband. To realize why she's on the antidepressants, or why she's not avoiding a potential new relationship. The film is wonderfully thought out and one enjoys it every time - though of course the first experience, when one finds out the amazing twist at the end, is the best.
The fact he always has the blue shirt on too. It gets covered up a few times, but it is almost always visible. That twist at the end was so good.
One of those movies you have to watch at least twice, not knowing and knowing. Kinda like The Usual Suspects.
My two favorite things in this movie are the conversation in the car about Grandma and the bumblebee pendant... and the way our perception of Malcolm's wife changes as soon as we find out that Malcolm is dead.
I really didn't like her. I found her cold. I felt she had abandoned him.
The second I found out that Malcolm was dead, in one second, I completely and correctly re-evaluated her as simply a woman who was grieving the loss of her husband. It's like I instantly re-evaluated the ENTIRE movie. What a great movie experience.
Two additional points: the color red is important, everything interacting with ghosts are red. And originally when released in the theater, whole swathes of audiences were spoiled when an accidental slip during a late-night show; so personally I relish watching someone experiencing the surprise.
It’s amazing how we see Malcolm get killed at the beginning of the movie, and yet we’re all shocked that he’s dead at the end of the movie. To leave as many clues as there are without giving it away is quite brilliant.
25:26 props to the puppy for the double jump scare! lol
Haley Joel Osment was robbed of an oscar for this performance.
"Why didn't I see it, why didn't I know he was dead?" Honey, none of us did the first time we saw this, it shocked us all! Great reaction!
We're like the ghosts, we only see what we want to see. I was always mentally explaining away why nobody was talking to Malcolm - his wife was mad at him, Cole's mother had just finished a lengthy discussion with him when Cole came home from school, there were a lot of people at the funeral, and they just assumed he was a friend of the family they hadn't met before, etc. I just wanted to see what happened next with him and Cole, and didn't stop to consider the odd details.
The only people I know who guessed he was dead were people that are familiar with how psychologists operate in America. It would be very unusual for a psychologist to follow a patient around in the community, introduce himself to a child with no parent present (except in a school or residential treatment facility), make house calls, etc. Malcolm did not work like a (living) psychologist.
@@mike888_ca2Funny thing is every time I read a comment like this on reactions to this movie I laugh because I did have someone like that growing up. They're called Therapy Support Staff. Yes, during an introductory meeting the parent would probably be present, but after that it was just me and the TSS person. They would go with me to school sometimes, summer day camps, museums, etc. I guess they're not psychologists per se, but their purpose was very much similar.
Just loved the moment at 25:30 when Dasha was so engrossed in the movie and sitting on the edge of her seat that she jumped at the dog bark in her home (or was it in the movie?). Funny, funny, funny.
👻 + 🐕 = 😆
HILARIOUS!!! I laughed so hard when she jumped because of her dog barking.
Yeah, she squealed which scared her dog who barked which in turn scared her again.
😂
This film should've earned Bruce Willis an Oscar Nomination.
Bruce was so mad he didn't get it, he refused to act again. But that didn't stop him for cashing a lot of movie paychecks! (Only half joking)
Yes. I agree.
Well he got his own category at the razzies now instead.
@@usulsk And now he has retired from acting due to Aphasia diagnosis and Razzies rescinded the award
Honestly, it also should have earned Haley Joel Osment an Oscar *win*. Seeing the film again has made me appreciate even more just how extraordinary, and how deeply moving, his portrayal was. For my money, it's not just one of the best performances by a child actor, but one of the finest in the history of cinema, period.
Kyra's a little prankster. I love her. She already met Cole in the tent, but still hides under the bed to scare him. Dammit Kyra, living or not, you are grounded. lol
Bruce Willis, one of America's great actors.
I think you would enjoy another film with Haley Joel, a hidden gem of a movie. Secondhand Lions.
25:30 - You jumped out of your skin when your dog barked. Sorry, but that made me laugh so hard! What an incredible twist at the end of this movie. Incredible performance by all actors. Thanks for sharing.
Not quite related to jumpscares but my parents were watching Pitch Black for the first time and when everything went dark in the movie the lights shut off in the house at the same time.
@@rwxstudio7173 Yikes! I know it was a coincidence, but I'm sure the wife and I would be in the car heading for a hotel if that happened. Scary.
@@TampaCEO so you would've done the same thing as Riddick and escaped that planet of darkest darks as well.
The car scene gets me everytime, Toni Collette is amazing!!!!
Not knowing he's dead makes the movie 100x better. I feel sorry for anyone who figured it out before it was revealed.
Haley Joel Osment did great job in this movie, as well as in "Pay It Forward", "A.I. Artificial Intelligence", and many more. Great talent indeed. I think you'd need a box of tissues watching "Pay It Forward".
Forrest Gump too.
One of my favorites is Secondhand Lions.
Not many people react to A.I. would be great if she did!
A.I was so freaking depressing i haven't watched it since it's release back then f$#k that
This is one of the best twist ending movies ever, and in retrospect it is played out so perfectly. Malcolm is always in scenes with other people, but there's never any direct interaction going on. And you just don't realize it or what it means until the ending. This was M. Night Shyamalan's finest effort because it was his first so we had nothing at all for expectations watching this movie. Everything was done so well and everyone in the cast was amazing and did an amazing job at acting their roles. Cole was a brilliant character given real life and depth by someone who would be considered too young to be able to take a role of that depth and give it that life. Cole's mom was brilliantly done, and Malcolm's -wife- widow was too. But Bruce Willis did an amazing job too, though in some ways he had the easiest role of all. I still tear up watching this movie. It is so emotive and so emotional in ways that just aren't done anymore. But at least we have movies like this to show how great writing, acting, and directing work to make a masterpiece.
And though I'm really good at predicting twists, this one I missed completely. I missed it so badly that I had to go back and rewatch the movie again right after and catalogue every time Bruce was in a scene with someone else and realize that only Cole ever interacted with him.
Another great (and more cheerful) movie with Haley Joel Osmet, who played Cole, is Secondhand Lions. Seriously, watch it. Brilliantly done. 🙂
@@thatpatrickguy3446 I have been pushing that movie with every one in all the "Sixth Sense" comments I've done. Haley Joel Osmet gives the same skill in acting but also has Michael Caine and Robert Duvall playing his old Uncles on a run down farm filling his head with Outlandish tales.............or are they? while the movie title which there is an old Lion. It refers to the old Uncles.
@@MatthewPettyST1300 I do the same in my Sixth Sense comments everywhere. 😀 Secondhand Lions is such a great movie!
yes absolutely me too! Such an amazing plot twist. (Alongside the ''Snape'' reveal!)
@@selfingwithclare3410 Agreed!
I cried so hard at the conversation in the car about Grandma and the bumblebee pendant... so I was completely blown away by the revelation that Malcolm was dead the entire movie.
Once Malcom appeared a year later right after the shooting people automatically go straight into a 'he lived' mindset, and really block any notion that he didn't make it out of their head. The fact that Cole's secret was revealed much later in the movie it is still blocked from the viewers minds. We were perfectly played.
@@MoMoMyPup10 With this movie, We were playing checkers and M. Night Shyamalan was playing 3 dimensional chess with our minds. Right when you thought it was over with the confession of seeing ghosts to his Mom. You get NO chance to recover and get broadsided with the most fabulous twist in movie history. "The Game" with Michael Douglas has a twist at the end that changes the whole movie, but Not this mind blowing.
I'm so glad no one spoiled this movie for you before you got to watch it. It's the best way to experience it.
A second viewing is on order so you can notice all he clues. Wonderful reaction. Snot crying is fine.
The color red is everything he interacts with. If you can find the documentary of the movie, there's alot more in the movie than just the movie. Thanks for watching this movie!
Is Keira's mother wearing the red suit brought up?
Red is more something associated with the dead happens. Mother of dead girl. Red (?at a funeral)
Balloon leading to ghost? Red.
Door handle dead guy can't open. Red.
Tent to stop dead ppl? Red.
Dress worn by widow on anniversary to dead guy? Red.
Another great movie with Haley Joel Osment is “Second Hand Lions” . He is a very talented actor!
Second Hand Lions is so much fun.
I think she would love that movie! It's beautiful
Hi Dasha. Don't worry, most of us didn't see that ending coming! They did a great job dropping hints through the movie, but never giving away the secret.
Great emotional reaction! How can anyone not get emotional, especially that scene with Cole and his mom in the car?
By the way, another rather creepy movie from around the same time is "Stir of Echoes".
Stir of Echoes is fantastic! It just had the bad misfortune to come out shortly after this one and got lost in the shuffle.
And Amityville Horror.
Stir of Echoes is great, from the screenwriter who did the Jurassic Park screenplay.
@Miles Doyle didn't read
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Haley Joe Osment, the boy, was amazing. I agree with you that this is the best performance by a child one has ever seen. Bruce Willis was good as well; subtle and believable, not a "loud" violent role like we are so used to with his movies. It was good to see him in this role. Well cast overall. Love your reactions -- so genuine and so emotional.
I remember watching this movie in the theater with my wife when it first came out. That experience, I can't really put into words...to watch a movie that we were both enjoying, but then that final 5-10 minutes just hitting you full force, making you re-evaluate the entire movie and elevating it 1000%...simply phenomenal. I envy anyone seeing this movie for the first time and getting to experience that twist without prior knowledge...truly envious.
Her reactions are so adorable..lol.. She's so empathetic. She feels everything the characters feel in the movie
Nobody picked up that Malcolm was dead. Even more amazing, nobody who saw the movie gave away spoilers. Everyone understood how nasty it would be to let the secret out. It was probably the best kept twist-ending secret in the history of cinema.
Imagine if the movie came out today
This movie and "The Crying Game."
@@kengruz669 I haven't seen Crying Game. I know the twist ending.
Nobody expected that ending. Such a classic
The kid was also in Artificial Intelligence: AI from 2001 as one of the main characters, he was really great in that as well.
That movie was really weird !
I watched that movie when I was like 7. I still don't understand that movie. It was weird.
I'm sure you'd love to see him in "Second Hand Lions", which has a little bit of everything in it; comedy, action-adventure, and drama. It also stars Robert Duvall and Michael Caine (two great actors that have been performing since the 1960's). Another great acting job by Haley Joel Osmont. You should add it to one of your Patreon polls.
Agreed. Second hand lions is a great feel-good movie.
Agreed.
I only just watched Secondhand Lions recently and absolutely loved it!
Dasha, you were correct that "stuttering" means your voice gets caught on sounds and your mouth has trouble forming words easily. It's also a condition in adults, but is more often found in children, many of whom grow out of it or they have therapy to learn to form words differently or learn ways to move past it.
You should watch The King’s Speech.
Nobody knew that he was dead. That was the incredible way the movie was written, directed, and acted. They managed to keep it a secret from all of us. What a twist!
15:49 is M. Night Shyamalan. He appears in all of his movies like Hitchcock-- even more prominently. Kinda like STAN LEE! :) Another GREAT reaction from the most adorable reactor of all time- the great DASHA!!!! Love you, Dasha!! The Sixth Sense is a classic! One of the best movies of all time! Toni Collette (the mom) and Haley Joel Osment (the kid) got nominated for Supporting Actress/Supporting Actor. M Night Shyamalan got 2 nominations for Original Screenplay and Best Director. Also the film got nominations for Best Film Editing AND Best Picture. But nothing for Bruce Willis. However, Bruce DID just get nominated for a RECORD 8 Razzies--which I'm sure is something he'd rather forget.
I remember watching this movie at the cinema. I didn't see the end coming. Looking back at the movie, I forgot how well the kid acted in this movie - very convincing.
All the cast did an awesome work. The mother of the kid in particular, in my opinion, made an astounding performance.
Honestly the scene with them in the car just tears me up every time. Both of their performances are so amazing. When asks if she thinks he's a freak and her response is so real. Great movie, great reaction!
Thats why you should see Pay it forward, its the same kid and he acts amazing
That was an amazing reaction, I think not many people really catch on that he's been dead in most of the movie and that's part of the charm of the movie. But yes, it's very sad in some moments and I'm glad to see you cared for him and the mom throughout the situations, I can't remember if I jumped at the scary moments because it's been so long ago but they add to the twist of the whole story since up to that point it isn't really a horror or scary movie. All in all I definitely enjoyed this, thanks so much for watching another classic :)
Probably the best drama/horror hybrid ever.
I'm glad that the ending wasn't spoiled for you. On a repeat viewing, you will think about him being a ghost and how no one is actually reacting to him.
The beauty of this film is that so many people, myself included, didn't realize that Malcom had died from the gunshot wound. Haley Joel Osment's (Forrest Gump & Jenny's son in "Forrest Gump") performance did make the movie as good as it was. Bruce Willis did a good job as well in a role that is very different from most of his others. Your reaction was great and very heartfelt. Sad that you didn't have tissues on hand. Thanks again for the shout out! Cheers from New Jersey.
Fun fact: Haley Joel Osment was in the very first movie from Forrest Gump.
Unbreakable was also really good,, one of my favorite movies of all time. He plays a similarly reserved, quiet character.
The little girl's mother suffered from a well known psychological disorder called "Munchhausen by Proxy." Some people think they can only feel good about themselves if they're taking care of someone who is sick... so if nobody is sick, they'll make somebody sick, because taking care of them makes them feel better about themselves. So they have to keep them sick so they can keep feeling good about taking care of them.
Notice Malcolm never interacts with his environment, never opens a door, pick up anything. Also, on the bus to the girl's house, from inside the bus you see Cole and Malcolm. From outside the bus, Cole is alone.
Great reaction, I knew you would enjoy this one! The acting and story is fantastic. The car scene with his mom is so moving.
the actress playing the mom blew me away in that scene as well as the kid. The acting in that scene is as good as it can possibly get, it felt so real.
Thats Forrest Gump Jr.!! This came out when I was 9 and I never made that connection until now lol
"His name's Forrest too?"
The biggest reveal I’ve ever seen, whole theatre gasped with the odd exception of those that saw it coming. This was massive and had everyone talking about it
Wonderful reaction. I couldn't help tearing up just watching you react to the same scenes I cried at in the theater years ago.
That's how you know it's a masterpiece. No one see's it coming and it hits hard.
I enjoy that they allow you to understand ghosts in here, their perspective makes sense. Some of them seem to be a bit more confused about the state they are in, as he says, they don't know they are dead. The little girl seemed to be a little more lucid and understood why she was drawn there. It's different than a lot of other ghost movies where the ghost is often just spiteful and evil for the sake of being spiteful and evil.
In this movie, whenever you see the colour red, a ghost is nearby. There are little hints that Willis' character is dead throughout the movie - the red doorknob, the red tint of the buttons on Cole's jacket, etc.
Some of M. Night Shyamalan's other movies are also worth checking out: SIGNS and UNBREAKABLE (also starring Bruce Willis)
Which is weird. Because how did the kid know to put on a red sweater!
Some people also really liked The Village.
Some people liked Split.
both of these amazing movies
@@UTU49 Lady In The Water is my favorite Shyamalan film.
Also Keira's mother wearing that bright red suit at the funeral.
Dasha, every person watching you react to this movie wishes we could go back and see it for the first time again. I saw this in theater with my wife. We were knocked breathless by the twist at the end. One of the best reveals in movie history IMHO. As always a great reaction. Peace.
Could you name a single other twist that's even in the same ballpark as this one? I don't think I could.
@@brianthom6798 No I couldn't. But another good twist for me came at the end of the movie "Fallen", when you realize the story was being narrated by the demon as opposed to Denzell's character.
@@gordonduke8812 That was a pretty good twist, but it always left a bad taste in my mouth: With the reveal that Azazel could inhabit animals, it turned out it was basically impossible that Denzel could win anyway; so it retroactively made it so there were essentially no stakes in the movie.
This is a great movie and trust me you weren't the only one that didn't know Bruce Willis was dead, that got everyone and if they say it didn't they're lying, I always love your reactions, and for being so young you're very sharp and I love that your wear your heart on your sleeve
Cole raises his hand to answer teacher's question
Dasha happily: Oh look he knows the answer!
Me: Yeahhh don't get too excited...
I haven’t watched this in years. Your reaction has me thinking that a ghost in my house is chopping onions, cause I live alone, but my eyes are watering 🥰
The doctor he's taken to after passing out in the cupboard was a cameo by director M. Night Shyamalan.
The reaction is emotional, which was required for such a film! He is one of the most beloved, so much so that you get pleasure even from the edited reaction to him almost as well as when recapitulating! The film is certainly a brilliant masterpiece of cinematography! Thanks)
25:27
Possibly the best reaction to that scene, ever.
I saw this film in the theater when I was living in Philly. I remember all of the settings feeling so familiar which made it all the more terrifying.
Goodness. She's so detail oriented, I was afraid she was going to figure it out halfway through. 😂
15:50 - That's the writer/director, M. Night Shyamalan, making a cameo appearance in his own movie as the doctor.
wonderful reaction. This movie fools everyone until they get to the end. Really enjoyed it. Thank you
Just an interesting fact: The doctor talking at 15:50 is M. Night Shyamalan, the writer and director of the movie.
I always love your reactions, such a pure heart baring the emotion the storytellers want you to feel is refreshing and so much fun to experience as I can revisit the same emotions with you. This movie is wonderfully made, and there are 2 or 3 parts that make me cry every time, cole and his mom in the car is the biggest one.
A beautiful heartfelt reaction, thank you.
I loved your reaction to this movie. You really put yourself into this movie and that made your reaction even better. I saw it in the theater and was stunned by the ending.
You have such a tender heart...
I came back to watch your reaction again and edit this, to make sure I told you that you have such a tender heart...
Guess I already said that...
Great reaction Dasha ... half way through I thought you'd guessed the twist ! ... sounded like your puppy made you jump as well ... you deserve an extra 👍for your pinned comment 😁
I have a story related to this film ...
Some 20 years ago, I had sinus surgery to correct a deviated septum (a very minor condition). They had me on the operating table, and had administered a general anesthetic. They asked me to count down from ten, which is normal. You're usually unconscious by the time you hit 3.
Now I had plenned this, and kept my concentration long enough that as I lost consciousness, I said:
"I see dead people."
I dopped-off to the sound of the surgical staff laughing.
That's hilarious.
Though, I don't think I'd want to be operated on by giggling surgeons. Lol
I bet they still laugh about that one 😂
I never was a Bruce Willis fan until this movie came out. My girlfriend at the time had make me go see it. After seeing it I had a whole new appreciation for Bruce and how good an actor he is.
23:26 "All 3 of us are crying" LOL good reaction vid!
Another great movie for someone that has not seen it before to do a reaction to.
I have a t-shirt that says "I see stupid people!"
That’s got to be exhausting!🤣
This is what we all experienced back when this movie was first released. You made me think of that time
In these seconds, Donnie is playing 120% better than his brother Mark did in 10 years.
Haley Joel Osment, who plays Cole, was indeed beyond amazing in this. I thought for sure that he was going to become the next Leonardo DiCaprio, but he made a surprising few movies after this and that was that. The director, M. Night, has the misfortunate of making his best movie first and never quite being able to equal that in any of his other movies.
Whoever the kid in the beginning is. 2 minutes of unbelievable acting.
I saw this at the cinema and the toilet walk scene shook the entire room. Great movie.
There's a *RED🟥* theme throughout this movie anytime a dead person comes around there's *Red🔴* The *Red🔴* tent the *Red🔴* sweater the *Red🔴* balloon or when he tries to open the door the *Red🔴* door handle Etc
"Pay It Forward" is another great film starring Hayley Joel Osment.
i love that dasha can understand the movie from each characters pov and what motivates their actions.
good on you dasha.
Haley Joel Osmond was an amazing child actor. He was Forest Gump's son at the end of the movie. He also does an amazing acting job in Pay it Forward. It is another must see movie. I love watching your reaction. It is a pleasure to watch you go through the whole range of emotions in your reaction videos. Keep up the great work!
It's a heartbreaking movie. I know.
If you want to see that child actor in a movie that is actually a happier story, watch
Secondhand Lions ( 2003 ).
this is such a happier story. Watch a trailer and see if it interests you. It's a nice emotional switch from Sixth Sense.
We all cried and felt the pain. The dog scaring you with his bark was funny especially right after a jump scare 😁
The dog jump scare was hilarious
Do people realize that the medical doctor in that scene with Cole's mother is M Night Shamalan? He said in an interview that his family wanted him to be a doctor, but he was nit interested in medicine. Doctors are a dime a dozen, but how many people could make a movie like this?
Poor Cole. Being in that hospital must have been a frightening hell for him.
Haley Joel Osment should have won the Academy Award (Oscar) for Best Actor for this role and his awesome acting... Hollywood didn't want to give a kid that award. They were jealous a--holes.
He was a very talented child actor! I don't think I've been more impressed by any others, especially in serious roles like this.
I'd say you didn't realize he was dead because it's so brilliantly done! Just flawless. And I agree with you that that's one of the best performances from a child actor. Fantastic movie, good job on your reaction.
I’m so sorry but I always feel so bad for laughing every time you jump. You are a fantastic movie reactor. I also had to laugh at the title. “Snot crying” had me laughing before I even watched it 😂😂😂
I'm not sure which you saw first, but the child who played Cole in this (Haley Joel Osment) was also little Forrest Gump (not young Forrest, but his son). :)
that's not snot, that's tears coming down to the lips, it's fine! best reaction to this movie i've ever seen!
In the behind the scenes commentary on the DVD, Shyamalan said they put something red in the scene (dress, door knob, fingernails..) to indicate that there was some ghostly presence in the scene, something that you only recognize if you go back and watch the movie a 2nd time.
If I could have like ten times I would have….the part where you jumped, because of dog bark(or whatever pet it was)…..priceless. Can’t begin to say how many times that has happened to me. Uh, not with your dog/pet. Lololol
This is one of the best twist endings ever made. Shyamalan loves twist endings, so after a while you kind of see them coming if you watch a lot of his movies.
I'd definitely recommend M. Night Shyamalan's next two films, *_Unbreakable_* and *_Signs_* which are also good in their own right. Unbreakable is honestly Shyamalan's underrated masterpiece, imho, and Signs is my favorite since it terrified me at age 10.
I have seen this film many times, and always cry during the car seen with the mother and son talking about his grandmother.
You jumping when your dog barked was hilarious!
😆👍😁🐶
Believe me, probably no-one, who watched this movie at first, recognized, that he was dead. That's the sixth sense.
Great reactions Dasha, thanks for sharing even when it is hard.
There’s a prominence of the colour red in each scene where there is the presence of a ghost , really enjoyed this reaction video.
The twist in this one at the end really got me! I had no clue all the way up to the reveal. Love it when movies can do that.
I LOVED the film "SIGNS" by M Night Shamalayan... It's a movie that asks you "Do You Believe?"... Very deep.
The girl, Mischa Barton, who played the Munchausen by Proxy victim, stars in two of my favorite movies, Lawn Dogs - 1997 and Skipped Parts - 2000. I was surprised, to learn that Vincent was played by Donnie Wahlberg.
Thank you so much! Such an excellent synopsis and such compassionate yet wise comments.
This film showed Bruce Willis is not just 'Die Hard' and Toni Collette I feel in love with in 'Muriels Wedding ' review it please. Haley the child was just brilliant!! And the end shocked me and everyone I know. Great reaction. Cheer's Beautiful 🇬🇧