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It was beautiful watching you feel this story 😀
"Vincent Grey" was played by Donnie Wahlberg currently of Blue Bllods and was then formerly of New Kids on the Block. He lost a bunch of weight for the role and many people didn't recognize him. Vincent shot himself in the head immediately after the gun went out of frame. Brilliant direction to avoid the special effects.
You now need to rewatch the film knowing the truth to see how well it was done. Bruce only wears the same clothes he wore the night he was shot throughout the film.
Imagine every scene, Cole sees a ghost. Seeing ghosts is his problem, so, "You're nice, but you can't help me."
Red was intentionally used to denote an interaction with the supernatural, which is why the girl's mom was in red. She didn't have cancer. She was being poisoned. Munchausen by Proxy.
Haley Joel Osment was nominated for an Oscar for his role.
Another question is, why was all his stuff in the basement? That's not a comfortable place to put your office. However, we fool ourselves and rationalize that it's probably because of their deteriorating relationship. We also only see what we want to see! That is M. Night's message.
@@TheBlueTubby The basement may have been the only available space for him to work in when he was alive.
@@johncampbell756 That just further proves my point about our attempts to rationalize what we see. We've already seen in the beginning that the basement was used as a wine cellar. Also, the recording of Vincent Grey was clearly done in an office. Malcolm had to walk out at some point during the session to take a call. Usually, psychologists have an office that they work out of. We realize in the end that his things were moved to the basement and stored there because he died.
It's funny how there's so many details you don't notice until the end because you're so invested in the story and characters. That's great storytelling and filmmaking.
Because you saw only what you wanted to see. You as the viewer are actually in the position of Malcolm, NOT Cole!
*If you can be fooled so easily by a movie how do you know you are not dead now?*
@@mitchelrowe7363 The utility companies must be fooled too. And my coworkers. Unless of course they're also like Cole.😁
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 I pay..Therefore I am.
I love many scenes in this movie. But one that I've become more interested in over the years is when Cole is telling Malcom his secret. He's actually trying to tell Malcom that he's dead: especially when he says he sees them "all the time". That's why his words come back to Malcom at the end of the film. A commenter said that Cole is talking to us, but I don't think that's the case. He's talking to Malcom, about Malcom. But because Cole doesn't really know how to help yet, he doesn't have the tools to guide him toward the afterlife. He also doesn't know what Malcom wants at that point in the movie, which is a key part in helping the lost.
This became an enormous hit on its first release because so many people went to see it a second time so they could appreciate just how brilliantly they had been deceived on the first viewing. Actually, I think it's underrated, since so many people talk about "the twist" and not about how beautiful the story is, and how wonderfully told and acted. I think Haley Joel Osment gives the greatest performance by a child ever on film.
8.2/10 on IMDB. 86% & 90% Rotten Tomatoes. Underrated? How exactly? 🤔 Words don't mean anything anymore.
@@adolfdassler9457 The perception that everyone raves about pop movies and few get excited about Sixth Sense.
@@adolfdassler9457 They explained what they meant in the comment--that people talk about the twist but not how well everything else was done.
Underrated the story and screenplay is considered to be some of the best in film history
I do see it as a happy ending, just not to the story we thought. If you think of it as a ghost with unfinished buisiness and a boy who's always terrified and is afraid to tell his mother why, then it is a good ending for both of them
And the wife will probably be able to move on now too.
20 plus years later and this ending is still amazing.
The conversation where the mom jumps in a fountain and quits her job, she's kidding. They're both describing their perfect day they wish they had. It also is a way to find out that she has 3 jobs. She's not neglecting Cole on purpose, she's overworked trying to send him to that private school by herself 💔
I think you missed the point of the conversation the mom has with Cole when he comes home. It’s a sweet game they play to talk about what they would both like to happen but they know doesn’t or can’t happen. She is an overworked single mom trying to keep everything together!
Haven't even finished watching but I came here to say the same thing
It's a shame how there are so many things we want to happen in life, but they never do. Life is so fickle
Well said Doctor! LOL
In the end his wish does sort of come true; he has the heroic role of King Arthur in the play, and the kids DO carry him around on their shoulders, cheering.
Exactly!! That was the intent with that scene!
I think the horror genre doesn't get enough respect for it's capacity for profoundly deep storytelling.
Unfortunately horror has morphed into a slasher genre that is explicit in violence rather than atmosphere. There are very few movies that are genuinely scary without trying to disgust the viewer.
@@PrimeCircuit Yes, I agree! Jump scares and gross out tactics are good for a quick thrill but lacks any substance to make it stay with you. For me personally, existential dread, the tearing away of comforting delusions, is more terrifying than anything a psycho killer could do. For this film, the concept that phantoms fill the air around us, that perhaps we see ghosts all the time but don't even notice, haunted my imagination for weeks, months, and years afterward. Now that is sone lasting storytelling! Imo.
Yes, I love horror and specifically psychological horror, and they're the best when combined with other genres like drama. If a horror movie can make me cry, that shit is legit
@@PrimeCircuit you have to go to B rated or other not well known lower key movies to get the great, epic story telling in a horror genre. The Orphanage is one of my personal favorites. It has such amazing atmosphere, good story, chilling, twisted ghost story, but has such an emotional depth to it as well.
Haley Joel Osment and Bruce Willis were great. But Toni stole my heart. You could just feel her despair and frustration whilst she's a single mother trying to hold down the fort. When she yells at Cole to leave the table, I feel so sad!
I have loved Toni Collette since "Muriel's Wedding." I think her performance in this is perfection.
Toni Collette is my favorite actress period!! Since seeing her in Muriels Wedding as well!
@@davidwoolbright3675 'I'm not alone; I'm with Muriel"
The Australian actress Toni Collette is one of all time favorite actresses going all the way back to, Muriel’s Wedding. And all the way up to her stunning turn in Hereditary. She should have won the Oscar she was nominated for in my opinion; an absolutely brilliant performance in a brilliant film; a study on grief and sorrow, the weight of pain and disconnection. A tale of inevitability and the horror of the ties that bind.
Such a terrific artist, she never fails to disappoint and has never given a bad performance. I saw her in person on broadway and she’s simply phenomenal even up close and live. Anytime I hear she’s in something, it becomes something I’m going to watch. 👍
Edit: I just read the comments and saw everyone mentioning Muriel’s Wedding 😂 RIGHT ON! Omg, we should nominate Muriel’s Wedding for her to watch. She would love it!! “You’re terrible Muriel” 😂🤣😂🤣
Dont forget thé thing that hé is just a child!!!! Yes o k Toni IS great of course ...but ....that kid IS Amazing🤷👏👏👏
Malcolm's "life" ended a year before the meat of the story. The happy ending, in my opinion, is that poor, precious little Cole Sear and his loving, beleaguered mom Lynn are gonna be OK now that Cole finally met the right ghost. A man sent to his death because he failed to understand a previous patient who suffered from the same gift/curse of mediumship. And because he figures out how to genuinely help Cole, Malcolm finally gets some closure. He can let go of that fatal mistake, help his wife move on, and find his peace. The movie has a beautiful, if bleak symmetry.
I enjoyed your reaction so much, and I knew I would because I've been watching your channels for a while. I've seen many and I'm always grateful for the emotional ones. They allow me to remember my own original feelings. I fell madly in love with this movie when I saw it a week before it was released. I've seen it so many times since then it's absolutely ridiculous. And I still adore it. It's just really special.
My favorite thing to watch people react to is not the twist, it's the way their opinion of Cole changes. Lots of folks think he's creepy at first, then they realize something is happening to him, and they begin to empathize with him. "Oh, this boy is being tormented," you said. Exactly. You just wanna hug him and protect him.
It's a such a well-crafted movie about love and loss and pain and communication and human connection. In my book, it's an absolute treasure.
I've always wondered if their is a place for ghosts to go in this world, or do they just wander around for eternity?
@@SamuelBlack84 Being stuck here is kinda like purgatory, I think.
No matter how many times I watch it I will end up a mess at the end. Especially when the wedding video is on. Such a brilliant movie.
The scene near the end in the car with Cole and his mom gets me the most!
I believe the mother is affected by the ghosts as well but isn't aware of it, so she is tense and snaps at him when he says stuff that doesn't make sense. Just like Malcolm's wife is not merely depressed because of the situation but because she feels someone is stuck in the house. She likely blocked the door because he was opening it all the time and she was scared in the cellar even before the incident.
" Oh! he survived! " ...
me smiling
I always took it as the mom understood he had a bad day he didn’t want to talk about, so she was playing make believe with him. Both knowing it wasn’t real but just having a laugh
Though cole wasn’t totally invested because he was scared by Malcom being there
Nominated for 6 Oscars including Best Picture but lost to American Beauty.
It made $670 million dollars at the box office making it the highest grossing horror film of the 90's.
The twist ending was on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments.
The woman who killed her daughter was the actual Mother poisoning her children. People like that are diagnosed with Munchausen by proxy. Regardless it's heartbreaking that she could do that to her child". I love watching movies with you because you have so much heart in them. And I appreciate that 100% Thank you and have a good day/evening". Take care..xx🤗🌻🌺🏵🌼
One of my favorite things about the mood of this film is how unsettling and odd so many details feel but you don’t call them out loud because they are SO ODD they almost feel not odd.
And then when the reveal happens suddenly you realize how messed up it is that 2 min ago you thought it was fine that a children’s doctor met with a child at empty churches or in his room after he’s in bed,.
It’s like a rubberband snaps back and suddenly the whole picture is in focus.
Haley Joel Osment has got to be the best child actor of all time. His nuance with such little life experience is just mind blowing.
He really is unreal, blows so many adult actors out the water
Yes and back in a day he was chosen to play Harry Potter but… he is American. Rowling wanted all the actors to be British. Unfortunately he couldn’t be Harry. I’d prefer watching him as Harry for real. He is amazing!
Yes all of his movies were incredible. Pay it forward was a doozy. Made me ball my eyes out
His sister Emily is a good actor as well.
I remember when I first saw this film, which became a huge blockbuster by first time writer and director M. Night Shamalan. He became a star overnight. We were in the theater, my ex husband and I, it was a sold out show, and I’ll never forget how everyone, a packed house, gasped and several said “oh my God” right out loud when the ending and truth of the film was revealed. It was stunning and powerful and everyone in the theater was collectively moved. It was like a wave of emotion washed over the entire audience. When it concluded, everyone in the theater gave it a round of applause, including us.
To this day, this film remains masterful. The first of its kind to use this wholly original premise, it’s been copied, praised, studied and revered for decades. Nominated for a best picture award, which is very rare for a suspense/supernatural/horror film, it’s gone on to become a classic now, and highly rated as one of the greatest supernatural/horror films of all time. So cool that to this day, new people are discovering, being surprised by, and falling in love with this masterpiece in suspense.
This is such a good movie to watch a second time to see all the clues. Each time you see the color red, it is a clue or a hint that something supernatural is involved.
Thank you for the reaction!
I am so excited for this reaction, as I want to see that shocked look on your face we all had when first seeing the twist in this movie!
Lol but mentioning that there's a twist already sets the viewers mind up to something... be careful
@@sdkelmaruecan2907 She's already seen the movie.
@@wfly81 yes but she hadn't watched it yet when the post was written
@@sdkelmaruecan2907 She already had watched it.
@@sexysadie2901 lol ok I thought it was a live streaming so I didnt know she had already watched the film at that point... fair enough. It just didnt occur to me...
It is a happy ending because they were able to help each other
You pointed out the mom's red dress at the funeral. She had munchausen by proxy and the red dress was her way of still getting attention from others by way of her sick daughter.
No. The red dress was to signify she had something to do with the girl dying; The color red is used throughout the movie to indicate a connection to the spirit world. If you listen closely at the funeral, you can hear people talking about how the younger girl was also starting to show symptoms, indicating that the mother had already started poisoning her.
The color red symbolizes a closeness between this world and the next. If that's understood, it's one of the biggest hints that the main character is, in fact, dead. He keeps jiggling the red knob, and his wife wears red on their anniversary.
How do you know what she had? Are you a doctor, did you examine her?
@@stinkbug4321 that’s the disorder when parents make their kids sick. Look it up. The writer quite obviously was writing the mom as having munchausen.
@@stinkbug4321 Munchausen by proxy is a mental disorder manifesting in a parent or caretaker who makes their child or charge sick in order to get attention. Munchausen is a disorder where you make yourself sick to get attention. You really don't have to be a doctor to recognize when a movie is using either of these.
I've seen Toni Collette in MANY films but this to me will always be her standout performance. She just chewed the scenery and let's not even talk about a child acting as well as this. Bravo.
"Don't let me cry" Kemi. You get me every time when you say that. This movie was so well done, very few people get the twist ending until the end. Great reaction, I really enjoyed it. Thank you!
And yes Toni Collette is SUCH a powerful actress 😫 - you can feel her stress as a single mom and you can feel her desperation and helplessness to understand and protect her son
Now you're ready for Patrick Swayze/Whoopi Goldberg's "Ghost" movie
That little ghost girl saved her sister's life. I think ghosts were drawn to Cole somehow, since she traveled so far to find him, so soon after her death. Even Malcolm was drawn to Cole needing help, but the help he needed most was to help Cole.
When I first rewatched this, I was able to pick up some of the missed clues. I rewatched it quickly after that and picked up more. In later years, rewatching it has me along for the ride, never analyzing the clues, never paying attention to them. It's a magnificent piece of writing and acting. What a fine movie.
It's amazing to watch this movie again and see everything as it is. It's one of those movies where the first viewing's experience can never be repeated. We live it vicariously through reactors like yourself.
I gotta say I just found your channel about a week ago and I really love your reactions and takes on things.
I appreciate that
I have been watching reactions for a long time. I've probably watched tens of thousands of reactions in more than a decade on a variety of things. I have to tell you this is the best reaction I think I've ever watched. Watching these is so much different than when I watched the movies at the theater back when they came out. I was always more mindful watching these movies, as in I was submerged in the movie, didn't analyze it, but instead allowed it to unfold with the story. To be honest, I sometimes think people talk too much (and they do), but I have to confess I really love listening to your process of how you break these movies down. You were so close I really thought you were going to be the first person, I've known, to ever figure this movie out before the end. You have a beautiful analytical mind. It's more than on a level with psychology, or even philosophy. You go beyond the physical, to the spiritual, and then into the depths of the imagination. Multidimensional thinking...It's a gift, it's shamanesque. lol Yeah I know that's not a word but it describes you perfectly. Thank you for the journey. You should seriously consider being a writer!
THANK YOU - YOU ARE TOO KIND
This is one of those movies that made me gasp out loud in the movie theater when I first saw it. The whole audience was just freaked! I love a good twist that knocks me for a loop. It made me want to see it again immediately ... I think I went and saw it again in the theater the following week.
Is this a ghost story?
Mmmm.... it's a possibility.
HAHAHAHA - LIKE THAT
Cleaning fluid in the soup. It’s really fascinating how you filled in the logical holes with suppositions. I would definitely recommend “The Others”
I saw this movie in the cinema and was stunned. I couldn't drive home for at least 30 minutes. I needed to review the movie and all its moments. This was a masterpiece and nobody in the cinema saw it coming. Thank you for your reaction video!
Great as always. Without even knowing it, you wore the perfect lipstick for this movie. Lol.
I love this woman and her reaction! Its full of heart!
This movie always brings tears to my eyes at the end, even when I know what the ending brings. This is a story that you don't think he is dead, until the very end. And then once it is revealed, you finally realize that they never showed his back, throughout the entire movie, until the very end.
I think Malcolm using the word "bullshit" was an intentional move on his part, to truly impress upon Cole how important it is not to buy into hateful thoughts about yourself. He did this by shocking Cole with a "bad word", but it's also treating Cole like an adult, like he's worthy of respect and extremely forceful support in the face of such bullying. A kid as smart and mature as Cole, who doesn't seem to be getting respect or due consideration by the other adults in his life, would really respond to that.
Great reaction!
Cole was locked in a dumbwaiter it's an elevator from the kitchen so the servants don't have to carry trays of food around the house. The cook makes the breakfast when it is done they send the servant upstairs. the cook puts the food tray in the dumbwaiter sends it up to the servant who then serves breakfast in bed. They operate with two ropes like the automatic curtains (pull one rope they close the other they open) one rope is up the other is down. this way they don't risk dropping the tray, back then there was no heat in homes and food got cold walking it up. the kitchen was directly below the dumbwaiter the heat from the wood or coal-fired stove went up the dumbwaiter shaft if the upper door was left closed the kitchen heat kept the food warm by trapping the heat at the top of the shaft.
I don't think it was a dumbwaiter. We had one in our house when I was a kid, and it wasn't full-person sized. It was big enough to hold food, and opened at about waist level so you could easily lift the food out.
@@stgermain1074 He's a small kid, and a person can definitely fit in a dumbwaiter.
Honestly, when I was a kid I loved this movie because it was scary and it was fun to rewatch once you knew the twist. As an adult, I cry every single time. Between the conversation with the mom in the car and "You were never second. Ever." I bawl!
I saw this at the movies. It's a incredible movie. It amazes me the ending hasn't been spoiled for those reacting to the movie now. The secret of the movie was out all over at the time and there was no internet or social media. I think I went in knowing he was dead.
Omg, THANK YOU so much !! Your sincere reaction to this is absolutely wonderful, and I'm glad that this film struck you as powerfully as it did for so many others.
Every time I watch this 10/10 movie, this timeless classic; I always feel so bad for the little boy. The burden he carries, I wouldn't be able to carry it as an adult haha
I cannot imagine the anguish his mom felt when she cannot help her child... the anguish!
I've felt so much anguish. It boils like fire in my veins
"I would scream the whole house down." literally! Me too lol
I LOVED your analysis in the middle. It made the ending 100 times better. Everybody in the theater had a theory.
Kyra's a little prankster. I love her! She and Cole had already met but she still hides under the bed to scare him. Dammit Kyra, living or not, you are grounded. lol
I’ve had the pleasure of showing this to friends who hadn’t seen it. Watching their reaction to the twist is always great. Everyone I’ve shown this movie to has cried at the end. It’s not the twist but the storytelling and build up to that twist that makes this movie so strong.
The kid, Haley Joel Osment, also played Forrest Gump, Jr.
The Eye, from Thailand, is another movie that has an emotional ending once you find out the reason for all the supernatural stuff going on.
I wish ghosts actually looked like the real thing in films rather than just actors pretending
I watched this when I was like 10 and the scene with the woman in the kitchen and the boy saying “hey, I’ll show you where my dad keeps his gun” also the hanging scene seriously scared the crap out of me
In hindsight, you noticed the doctor never talked to anyone but the kid. SURPRISE...
That was brilliant! I was so worried because you always analyse the details in films so deeply that I was convinced you were going to twig the truth and the brilliance of this film was the twist reveal at the end. I feel like you almost got it!
It was a happy ending. Malcome could go to where he was supposed to be. Cole was able to help unhappy souls. The wife was now free to move forward with her life. Very few people picked up on one of the best twist endings ever, due to great script and great acting. Sadly this director could never reach these heights again (and made some that were pretty bad.)
Yeah he has had some major flops, I really liked The Village though so I never really got the hate for that one
Unbreakable is pretty amazing, too, imo. And Signs had its moments 💖
M.Night Shyamalan played the dr in this movie. And if I remember correctly the mom in red is the step mother.
Very few people know he's dead. I had a lot of similar reactions to this about how could she go from adoring Malcolm to being so distant and considering another man. And why doesn't Malcolm talk to Cole's mother. What kind of hours does Malcolm see patients and where is his office. Cole wasn't afraid of Malcolm because he thought he might help him and Cole couldn't see his wound. Imagine seeing this at the theatre. You can't rewind it. I really enjoyed your reaction. Yes, Haley Joel Osment's actiing earned him a Critic's Choice Best Young Performer award. Thank you. This is a great movie.
No they tell each other happy lies that make them feel better about their day
Haley Joel was up for an Oscar for this role that they SOOOO stole from him. He should have been the winner!
I enjoyed your pauses and hearing your thoughts so much. Listening to you try to figure out what was going on and giving people advice. Such a great reaction, omg.
O.K., my non-Patreon recommendation is The Joy Luck Club, diving deeply into 8 mother-daughter relationships, beginning in China and continuing after emigration to America.
The Joy Luck Club is a fantastic film! (and book). Would love to see KSO react to it, too.
You noticed the color red a couple times, they used it in the movie to show death was near. The woman's red dress, the doorknob, the blanket his wife covered up with.
The whole house being cold, at the beginning, because of the crowd that probably followed his "older" patient into the house... Nice little touch.
It really knocked you off course when you missed the ‘next fall’ after the gunshot
Brilliant reaction as usual 😃
M Night Shyamalan often uses RED to convey emotion and loss of innocence.
I knew I wanted to see you react to this after how perceptive and intuitive you are with movies. I knew the ending would surprise you. This was the first movie that the ending I didn't see coming. I asked all the questions you were all through. I couldn't understand why Malcom was just appearing every where instead of an office for Cole's therapy.
Something that most people don't pick up on in the beginning was that Vincent says "I waited for you for 10 years" Malcom had diagnosed him the same as he was about to do with Cole and hospitalized him. Vincent kept waiting for him to come back.
I'd love to see a reaction to The Color Purple, so we can all cry together.
Check out her other channel it's on there
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@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. Oh goodness I didnt know youd already seen it, thank you for letting me know.
The actors in this movie were so amazing it’s unreal
Fantastic movie. This movie is a master class of subtle storytelling.
Fun Fact: The Latin phrase Cole speaks in the church when he first meets Malcolm, "De profundis clamo ad te domine," translates to "Out of the depths, I cry to you, O Lord." These are the first few words of Psalm 130.
I was lucky enough to watch this on opening night at The Metreon here in San Francisco. 1999 doesn't feel that long ago...
22 years
As far as I remember, the same boy played the son of Forrest Gump.
Насколько я помню, это же мальчик сыграл сына Форреста Гампа.
I have seen this so many many times and I love watching peoples reaction when they realize what has happened at the end. Your reaction was wonderful, but even better ways your insightful attention throughout the movie. You picked up on so many things and it was delightful to see your honest reactions, as always!
looking forward to this one Kso 👍👍👍👍hitting like even before it begins
You're the best!
React to every Toni Collette movie that you can. Start with "Muriel's Wedding." She is AMAZING! Want to have some fun? React to "Connie and Carla." It's a blast.
Hands down the best reaction to this movie! Such a thoughtful insight to a tragic but powerful movie. The color red signifies key events in the movie i.e. the girl's mother wearing red at her funeral.
The red balloon when Cole is being bullied, his red blanket fort, the red gem on Cole's sword at the play, Malcolm and the red door knob, ghost bicyclist lady has a red helmet, Anna's single dinner napkin and her red shawl at the end...
Anyone who doesn't cry the first time they see this movie has something wrong with them. I still cry every time I see it.
I can't wait. It's so good. Great choice!
I can't wait for you to see it, Patrons voted for this and I wasn't disappointed
I have a request for an older classic movie, An officer and a gentleman with Richard Gere. Please put it in a poll it's a great movie that is a buddy film, a military film & a love story all rolled into one. Also I do not believe anyone else has ever reacted to it.
6:23 I'm almost certain there was a "one year later" text card after Bruce got shot.
Bruce Willis has done The Fifth Element, The Sixth sense, and twelve monkeys.
I loved the use of red in this movie and the symbolism/connection to the supernatural.
It's good to see someone with a real emotional connection and responses to watching the movie. In some of other the videos of people watching it, they act like Spock and are overly analytical and emotionally void.
I love how angry you get at the wife's supposed infidelity. All while the director is putting you on the wrong trail.
Congratulations on getting to experience the all time greatest twist at the end.
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This is a movie you can genuinely only enjoy once and then rewatch to catch the clues you missed (just like "Psycho").
It is a masterpiece in storytelling.
Watching your reaction made me smile because it reminded me of the time I first saw the movie in the theater and of my own reaction.
As far as "one-time-only" movies, I highly suggest "The Usual Suspects", "The Game" (1997), "Memento", "12 Monkeys", "Primal Fear" and "Shutter Island."
You might have missed the caption on the scene following the gunshot that read "The next fall" while Malcom was waiting for Cole.
I DID
If you pay really close attention...the color red shows when a ghost/death is nearby in the movie.
Cole couldn't have told his mom, or at least he was too afraid to, until Malcom had the breakthrough with him. And the mom wasn't watching the movie with us so she never saw the same things we did.
Gosh…I’ve seen this film but there’s so much I didn’t remember. Everyone was so very good in this, just astonishing. I love your reactions Kemi. You must be such a good mother. I love how you believe the child and always take their part. So many adults just don’t even try, they assume children are making everything up. Loved this so much. Blessings sweetie xxx❤️
6:26 You’re the second reactor I’ve seen recently who thinks we’ve gone back in time. The title card just read “The next fall”! 🤦♂️
This was NKOTB Donnie Whalberg surprise performance he lost so much weight. It was chilling . I saw this movie in the theatre with my Uncle we went to the movies and plays and games a lot. But he passed away . Great memories .
If you watch it again you will see all the clues are red like the red doorknob, the red napkin, the red doors of the church and even the red dress of the woman at the funeral. Great reaction.
You figured it out without figuring it out, loved the analysis.
I have already set the reminder. Can't wait to see your reaction! Had just watched it again earlier this morning.
The doctor was helping the kid cope with his gift and accept it
That was beautiful.
Clicked "Like" just on principle alone ;)
Another great story with a twist is The Others (2001) starring Nicole Kidman. I'm not a big fan of hers, but I have to give credit where due. Her acting talent is on point & just riveting to watch on screen. It's one of my favorite performances. The kid actors are great too. Please give it a watch as I think you will enjoy the intrigue & mysterious storyline. It's a classic old fashioned ghost story, no graphic visuals or bloody violence like other modern horror films.
Free tip. Once you announce a movie has a plot twist, you’ve essentially spoiled the movie.
Did I say WHAT the twist was or whom/what it involves? Uh, nope.. So just because a small mention of a plot twist was said, you feel the movie "is ruined". What? So in essence you're saying that she shouldn't even bother to check it out now, because I gave away the entire movie plot? WOW...
The Others is a very atmospheric movie. The cinematography is outstanding. Probably my favorite Kidman movie, and I'm not a fan either. Her performance is another level.
"fake magician" Aren't they all?
I always guess the "twist" with this blokes films. This is the best though.